3-085-842 - The Print Collector/Heritage Images

Advertisement for Scott's Emulsion, 1898. 'Nobody else has done it yet. It seems easy. We put cod-liver oil, hypophosphites and glycerine into a peculiar big machine. Then we put in a few other things to accomplish our purpose. Then we start the machinery going. Then we wait. In due time we have whipped and beaten and torn the oil and glycerine apart - divided them so finely that it takes a microscope to see the tiny globules, each resting in its proper place and held as in solution, like the drops of butter-fat in milk. And so by our efforts we have made it possible for you to spare your digestive organs hours and hours of work. We have made cod-liver oil sweet to the taste and easy on the stomach, being almost ready for absorption. We have made it adapted to the weakened system. We have made it so you can get the most out of it. In a word, we have made Scott's Emulsion. It seems easy, and yet nobody else has ever been able to do it. Even your little baby will show its preference for Scott's Emulsion. And there is reason in all things. SCOTT & BOWNE (Ltd.), LONDON, E.C. ALL CHEMISTS. 2/6 AND 4/6.' From "Illustrated London News", 1898.