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New Zealand Graphic, Volume XLVIII, Issue 16, 16 October 1912, Page 48

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Woodward’s Gripe Water in British India. “The demand for ‘Woodward’s Gripe Water* during the past year has been tremendous. The older generation recommends it to the younger ; friends speak to friends of its efficacy, and thus a steady sale is always going on. Certain families always keep a few bottles in reserve. A medical man here has used 36 bottles in his own nursery.’’ Edwards & Company, May 30th, Multan, India. British subjects throughout the Empire find Woodward’s Gripe Water the finest safeguard for the health of young children. Woodward*' Qt Ip* Wafor *« «to< bed bj leadn>< Whole**)* <.h«*>i*'a nth* Dominion Rnsheh pike. 1/14.