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Otago Witness, Issue 1916, 6 November 1890, Page 36

ff A S^e. fo *f ftiw., J^ CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY, /iHfe , Royal Horso Guards. * X Pag© 13 says :— " Two pairs of boots 4fP> lined with fur wero also taken, and for -fa physio— with which it is as well to be j*v supplied when travelling in out-of-tho-way 7L% places — some quiuino and Cooklo'a Pills, jAh the lntter a m<)3t invaluable medicine, and )\ one which I havo used on the natives of > Central Africa with the groatost possible »uccofiß In fuct, tho marvellous effect pvoclucod apon tho mind aud body of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native medicines, when I administered to him fivo COCKLE'S PILLS, J7III never fado trom my memory, and a friend ot mine, who passed thiough tho same district many tnonth3 afterwards, informed me that my fame as a ' medicine man ' had not died out, but that the marvollous euro was oveu then ft theme of conversation in the bazaar. ' QOOKLPS PILLS. _ p^ rw C°f LPSJILL| X ; noigestioh QOCKIFS PILLj. R^ Slg2Si QOCKLE'S m^ aerj!S!S!3Sk QOCKLFS PILLS. forj^ C OCKLE ' S ERYWHB^ nOHKLPS PILLS. \J IN USE FOB NINETY YBABS. Btßoxei lA, ls^ltf., 28. 94, iB. M., Us. Imd 92ft' WsS KWlctas Vmton thingblllt Hi t