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Otago Witness, Issue 1977, 14 January 1892, Page 33

JL CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY, Eoyal Horso Guards. *)^ Page 13 says :— " Two pairs of booto lined witb tur woro also taken, and for •jfe physic— with which it is as well to io jxs. supplied when travelling in out-of-tho-way /(A places— some quinine and Cockle's Pills, **. tho latter n most invaluable medicine, and ,V one which I havo used on tho nativos ot > Central Africa with tho greatest possible auccess. In fact, the marvellous effect produced upon the mind and body of an Arab SUoik, who was imporvioua to all native medicines, when I BLdministorod to him five COCKLE'S PILLS, jrtll never fade trom my memory, and a friend ot mine, who passed through the same district many months af torwards, informed mo that my fame aa a, ' medicine man ' had not diod out, but that the marvollous euro was ovon tlitn a theme of: cone versation in the bazaar. ' T^iCLETPiLLS; \J FREE FROM_ MERCUR^ \J - PORJ=*LYS*r nooKlE'e pillST ™ \J _ FOR_ BILE-. popKLE^"piils. " ~ Z: ' ' nocKlra pills, \J FOR HEARTBUKK?. rjOCKLE'S PiLLS. \J FOR SlCy HEADACHg, rjOCKLE'S PILLS. v^ ' Vi)R ACIDITY, rjQCKITS PILLS. V^ „ IN USB EVERYWHERE' fjOOKLE'S PJLLS. £lwtfttfeli4.,tetr, ft. 6*,, 111. «a 4 Utf