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NZ Truth, Issue 67, 29 September 1906, Page 3

Tonking's Linseed Emulsion FOR COUGHS, COLDS AND CROUP.

'A' wooden leg has been presented to the Salvation Army by a devotee. This is appropriate, for the Army, is always on the stump.

"Nice Medicine" fk — Verdict of the nursery jp|j| upon Scott's Emulsion P I of cod Über oil and H J hypopibosphites of lime y jjl and soda* &<&&&,&& A bit of advice to -mothers: Scott's Emulsion keeps sweet to the last drop. Get a bottle to-day, keep it by you, at* d give a dose at the fii-st sign of Jtjt^jfi&d* COLD* or COUGH, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH, CROUP, " CASTING, MEASLES, :' , TEETHING* RICKETS* —4 +— r-< -. JS 67,, Murray Street, Pyrmont, N.S.W., December 17th, 1904. "M^ friendstreed to tell me I would never rear my little Arthur, aged one year and nine months. While suffering from measles, he had a severe attack of bronchitis and I decided to try Scott's Emulsion. The change was ■wonderful; he is not like the same c&ild, his cough has entirely disapn/iared, he has gained considerably m weight, and looks splendid." , (Mrs.) J. Wallace. -™-+ -.| 1 There are nurseries which have never known a clay's serious illness, because the mother has always kept a bottle of Scott's Emulsion, and used it* & The purest food-medicine and wonderfully nourishing:, thanks to the superb, original Scott process of manufacture* Always SCOTPS for children, ot^j*,* ' i 1 -»— J* Would you see how they like it? Write us at once for a free trial bottle sending 46, lot postage and mentioning V.m papef. SCOTT & BOWNE, Ltd., 483, Kent &reef, Sydney, N.S.\/. &&J*