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Otago Witness, Issue 1855, 10 June 1887, Page 26

% J\ jjj^e fo JWiw, J$ CAPTAIN FEED BTJItNABY, j^W Royal Horse Guards. * )^' Page 13 says : — " Two pairs of boots 'W> lined with for were also taken, and for ' 4f physic;— with which it is as well to be ■ jgk supplied when travelling in, out-of-the-wny </tfo places— some quinine and Cockle's Pills. tthe latter a most invaluable medicine, and one' which I have used on the natives of Central Africa with the, greatest possible success. In, fact, the marvellous effect produced upon the mind and body of an, Arab, Sheik, who V7a's impervious to' aB native modicines, when I administered to him five COCKLE'S PILLS, will never fade rrom my memory, and a friend of mine, who passed through tho same district many months af fcerwards, informed me that my fame ns a 'medicine man' had not died, out, but that tho marvellous cure was evon then a theme of conversation, in the bazaar. ' POGKLE'S PILLS, ,\y FREE FROM MERCURY. jnOCKLE'S PILLS. \J FOR LIVER. "pOCKLPTpiLLI \J • . FOR BILE. pOCKLE'S PILLS" " \J FV R_ INDIGESTION pOQKLE'S PILLS." ' V^ Mf FOR HEARTBURN, pOCKLE'S PILLS, " \J FOR SICK HEADACHE. POCKLE'S PILLS, V_y FOR ACIDITY. POCKLE'S PILLS. \J . IN USE EVERYWHERE. pOCKLE'S PILLS. \J IN USE EIGHTY-FIVE YSARS. to Boxes at Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., 11s. and 225. ' Of all Msdicine Vendors throughout the — He was an artist, courting the daughter of a sea captain. While he was whisperiDg soft nothings in her ear in the dimly-lighted parlour, he was paralysed by the harsh voice of the ancient mariner in. a neighbouring room: "Cast off that painter!"' But she explained that her father often used nautical phrases in his sleep and the engagement proceeded to a finish, ' ' '