THE CHILDREN'S LOVE.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume LXV, Issue 11648, 23 April 1913, Page 6

THE CHILDREN'S LOVE.

CASTOR OIL WAS HATED IN THE XIIRSERY—'' CALIFORNIA SYRUP

OF FIGS" IS LOVED

Looking back on childhood's days, one remembers the horrors of the medicine cupboard, the castor oil, the hateful salts and senna, the bitter calomel: it really does not take much imagination to make one taste them all over

again

The day of purging and distress Is happily over. For many years past wo have been learning more and more of Nature's ways, have copied her in her pleasant moods, and have sought to work Avith, not against her.

Nowadays, when our little one is peevish, restless, and just a little out of health, a mother wards off all further trouble by giving a teaspoonful of the loved remedy, "California Syrup of Figs."

No other laxative clears the systen. so thoroughly without causing either pain, nausea, or listlessness.

Within an hour or two of taking the Syrup, the child is at bright and happy as ever, and neither lessons or play'are interferred with.

Mothers are reminded that California Syrup of Figs is every bit' as good for adults as for children.

Full directions as to quantities re quired are plainly printed on each package.

Chemists and stores in all parts of the civilised world stock this ideal remedy, and—provided the right thing i.* asked for under Hie full title, California Syrup of Figs—there should be no difficulty whatever in procuring it. None other will do.