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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXV, Issue 10713, 29 March 1913, Page 3

There must be some reason why children suffer so dreadfully with their teeth. Take any one hundred of New Zealand children, and you will most likely not find six children in the whole lot with teeth as sound and perfect as they should be. The trouble seems to be that there is not enough bonemaking materials in the food given to children. Give the babies more Hy pophosphites of Lime and Soda and as they grow the teeth v.'HJ be stronger, sounder, and more regular in shape. In Mothers have a really valuable children's remedy. The Cod Liver Oil increases flesh and fat, while the Hy pophosphites of Lime and •6oda act not only as a tonic to strengthen the nerves and general organs of the growing body, but supply the bone and teeth build" ingfood and nourishment that all children constantly require. If mothers who are really anxious for the health and strength of their ch'ldren will give a .do?? of LANE'S EMULSION two or three times each day for several months they will be well repaid ; This is alact that can be easily Jgroveti by starting LANE'S EMULSION to-day oj giving LANE'S EMULSION, teach the children to constantly breathe through the nostrils, and they will grow up with such strong and sound lungs that the usual coughs and colds will very seldom trouble them. LANE'S EMULSION is sold by chemists and stores in two sizes, small 2/6; and large large bottle is the economical

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