.An English physician writes " Manna Cake is mildly energetic, free from griping, and to be depended on when a ccrtuin aperient is needed. It is also an effectual Worm Cako. Pleasant to tha taste, its libs' auministeratiou strongly recommends its use. MANNA Kl£. the substitute* for Castor Oil. A iirst-elass Family Medicine for every Household. Highly approved by adults—readily taken by childron. Admirably adapted fcr females on every occasion. Does not gripe, and leaves no bad effect like oil. Uu*nrp:issed as a digestive tablet, and 'sweet as sugar.' I'ricu lid per Cake, 12 for Is lid, through any storekeeper.— Wholesale Agents: Kompthome, Grosser the i\ev Zealand Drug Company), Dmietiiu,
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New Zealand Herald, Volume XXIII, Issue 7656, 5 June 1886, Page 2 (Supplement)
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