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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 7828, 22 May 1905, Page 1

DO YOU EVER WATCH A CHILD ? ben teething and suffering from the arrival of these necessary adjuncts to the human body, and long (or a Core? That cure is to be found in Scott's Emulsion, which removes the Buffering* and troubles of teething by direct action as a tonic food Which strengthens and helps the child's vital organism to throw off and eliminate the commons that cause teething- troubles. Yet while Scoit'o Emulsion will cause the 'troubles of teething to disappear, there is something better to be done. When the child is three months old, begin with Scott'a Emulsion, which ■applies earthy matter, lime, etc., needed to make teeth, and you find jfchat the baby's teeth arrive ou time and without pain to the child. DO YOU EVER WATCH A CHILD .when the child is suffering from teething troubles ? It is at this period that convulsions often attack Children, and you have the horror of witnessing their really acute Bufferings—always a pitiable thing »fhere .children are concerned/ It is ■uch a mistake to make light of teething troubles, just because they bars to happen l> But it is not necessary to describe these sufferings. lEpu rre concerned only in their cure. SCOTT'S EMULSION. Tho flae of Scott's Emulsion is likely also to make the teeth more perfect. You have one, precaution only to take, and that is to •see ttiat on jthe wrapper of ths bottle there is a picture of a man carrying a big codfish ; if that cod-fish is not there, you are not getting what we promise you—a cure ! .You can obtain a sample of Scott's Emulsion and, jthe choicest of children's booklets fpr jthe year, "A Bunch of Roses," beaiiMfully printed in colours, by sending;? Bd to Scott and Bowne (Limited), 088 Kent-street, Sydney, and menjtioning this paper. All chemists sell Scott's Emulsion,*

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