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Otago Witness, Issue 1780, 2 January 1886, Page 22

"/w @J\ s^l 4 c f° jy CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY, "-Tfiik. Eoyal Horse Guards. *)^ Page 13 says :— " Two pairs of boots with fin 1 wore also taken, and for -ft physic— with which it is as well to be j#v supplied when travelling in out-of-the-way /{% ptoces— some quinine ana Cockle's Pills, Vite, the latter a m >«t inv:\ livable medicine, and A one which I have used on the natives of }• Contral Africa with the grontost possible hticcess. In fact, tVie niii'vcllon^ effect produced" upon tho mind and body of an Arab Sheik, who wis impervious to fill native medicines, wbeu I administered to him live COCKLE'S PILLS, will nevor i;><le from my memory, and n friend of mine, who passed throuyh the same district many montlib afterwards, informed rue that my fame as a 'me licine mau ' bud not died, out, but that the marvelloub cure was oveu then a themo of con-vor-ation in the baaanr. ' nocKLesTnis; \J FREE FROM MERCURY. nMCE'STiLLST" V^ FOR LIVER. rjOCKLE'S PILLS, \J FOR BILE. nOCKLE'S PILLS, \J _F( R INDIGESTION nOQKLE'S PILLS, V. ) _ 2 FOR HEARTBURN. fjOCKLE'S' PILLS. FOR SICK HEADACHE. nOCKLETPIOI yJ FOR ACIDITY. rjOCKLE^PILLS. V/ t£> IN USEEVERYWHERE. nooKLTfTpTLsT \J IN USE EIGHTY-FIVE YEARS. In T;gxos nt, V . 1 VI., 2=. M., -Is. 6r1., 11s. and 32a. Of all ISpdizino Vendors throughout the . world.