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Otago Witness, Issue 1892, 15 May 1890, Page 36

JV Jtyje fo If fiiw.. CAPTAIN FRED BTTRNABY, Ji 'dfc Eoyal Horse Guards. *)£ Pago 13 says:— "Two pairs of ~br.ii? jpjf * lined with fur wore aIBO taken, and )o> $ physic— with whicli it is jvs well to bo jg\ supplied when travelling in out-of-tho-vruY /{fa placoa — some quinine and Cockle's PiV. „ p1&. tho latter a most invalid *le modicine, ami Aj one which I havcj need on thr nativos l<* > Central Africa, with, the greatest possible success. In fact, tho marvellous effect produceu upon the mind and body of sax Arab Sheik, whc was impowious to aH native medicines, whon j. administered to bim five COCKLE'S PILLS, will novor fado from my memory, and a friend of tmuo, who pasaeil through tho same district many months afterwards, informed me that my fame aca ' me'licino man ' had not diod out, tout that the marvollous euro was even then a theme of convorsation in tho baaaar. ' fydCKLE'STILLS: \^ FREE FROM MERCURY> ndCKL^SIiLLS. \J ■■ FOR C.IVER. jnOCKLE'S PILLS. \J ' FOR BILK, fjOpKLE'S PILLS. KJ ' r/ , FOR INDIGESTION hfIGKLE'S PILLS. V FOR KEARTBURtt nOCKLE'S PILLST V£ FOR SICK HEADACHE fjOGKLE'S PILLS. FOR ACIDITY. nOCKLE'S PILLS. V^ IN USE EVEftYWHEKEt pOOfCLF'R PIUS. \J_ IN USE FOR jSTINETY YEARS. fcßoxea at le. Ud. c 2s. 9d., 4s. Cd., Us. and 23* tilteM Meditias Veadots thtoagboat t&Q