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Otago Witness, Issue 1951, 11 April 1889, Page 13

% JV S^e fo K fwa, JL CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY X . ~Jrkk Royal Horse Guards. *jj Page 13 says:-" Two p^ o f b OOtB jfr* lined with fur were also \»ken, and for 41 physio— with which it \a aa well to be jK snpplied when travelling in out-of-the-way /\\ places— some quinine, and Cockle's Pills, the latter a most invaluable medicine, and A one which I have wsed on the natives of > Central Africa, xtfth the greatest possible BiicceßS. In fact, tt\e marvellous effe*ct produced upon the mind. $a^ body of an Arab Sheik, who was imperviojja to aH native modioines, when 1 administe.wA to him five /C;OCKLE'S PILLS, Will never fade fcroia my memory, and a friend of mine, who passed through the same district many months afterwards, informed me that my fame as a ' mediqwQ man. ' had not died out, but that the marvellena our© was even then a theme of conVQxaation in the bazaar. ' fjOCKLE'S PILLS, ' \J FREB FROM MERCURY. nOOKLPS PILLS. \J J , FOR LIVER, ftOCKLE'S PILLS. \J FOR BILE. I '.uwKLfco nLLo. \J *'-„, FQR INDIGESTION fiOQKLFS PILLS. V--/ FOR HEARTBURN^ fjOCKLE'S PILLS. V FOX SICK HEADACHS. fjOCKLE'S PILLS. y FOR AGIPITT. fJOGKLE'S PILLS. ,- IN USE EVERYWHERE fjQGKLE'S PILLS. , v-/_ USE EIGHTY-EIGHT YBABS, Saßoxea at IsTIH, 2s. 9d7, 4s. 6d., Us. and 22* ( if til ISsdiolno Vendor? throughout th* ' '