gfi'^m. Feeding bottles are no longer necessary since LACTAGOIi enables every mother to suckle her child. Every mother realises the importance of this, but there are many who i owing to their supply cf milk failing, in spite of their desire, find themselves i — : '- ' '' : "' s ' ' method. LACTAGOxj is a pieasam; tasting powaer, easily taken in plain or aerated water, milk, or other liquid, and when taken hy the mother fills her breasts with rich milk, enables her to convey to her baby those life-giving properties which only human milk contains, and maintains her %$l bodily strength in a very remarkable manDiarrhoea is a source of the gravest anxiety to every mother, and the cause of many infant deaths. Breast-feeding means for baby freedom from disease, especially diarrhoea. The milk from the breast is always pure, always fre:-h, always warm, and the mother must never substitute bottle-feeding, because artificial feeding is the principal cause of most of baby's troubles. The milk in the feeding-bottle is frequently contaminated and leads to all kinds of infantile complaints, STOMACH TROUBLES, DIARRHCEA, and many others. SPECIAL OFFER I n order that all Mothers and Nurses may test Lactagol E«b» A M o f° r themselves without cost, a full-sized 2s 6d tin will be F®T Urie son j. f reCj 011 rec eipt of 3d i'r stamps for postage and Week packing, on application to — SALMOND & SPRAGGON (Dept. No. 1), FEATHERSTON ST., WELLINGTON. LACTAGOL is obtainable from all Chemists, etc., at 2/6 and 4/6 per tin. Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers—E. T. PEARSON & CO., LTD., Mitcham and London.
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Otago Witness, Issue 3275, 20 December 1916, Page 58
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