The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-05-08 00:00:00

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ihil 16XTRAORDINA.RY GHOST. EPPS 5 COCOA.-GRATILFUL AND COMPORTHIG.-" By a TRIBE'S ANOTHER CERTAINTY
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the , BESIDES DEATH.
For the pest month the camp of Aldershot has been operations of digestion and nutrition, and by • careful Imp- ;
almost nightly visited by what is intended G. repre- Oration of the tine properiee of well-selected cocoa, Mr.
sent a ghost. The author of these practical jokes has Epps has provided our lemskfast tabled with a delicately WE ALL desire to live in GOOD HEALTH
flaroured . beverage which. niey. save us ma. ny..haavte V V an long as possible, and a bountiful Providence
up to the ineesetit time escaped detection, and his
doctors' hills. It is by the mamma use of such arucies or has placed the Means within the reach of the Humblest
doinea have became the lime:wiling tends threughnut diet that a constitution may be gradually built rep until of Ilia Creators. so Men. by consulting his Reason may
the Caen's. The °hie:A made its appemance &mut strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. often PREVEN SICKNE•AS, and when Affected, get
four weeks ago to a private in the 19th Regiment. who Hundreds of 'untie maladies are floating around us ready thoroughly Resterial to GOOD HEALTH, by a timely
was no guard at the Nnrth (amp. It was midnight, to attask wherever there is a weak 'mint We may escaPe one of Dag. R. W. end S. TREDREA'S " Standard-
and the sentry perceiving e mns-thing a lysncing to- many a fatal shalt by keeping ourselves well fortified with Remedies," a certain core for the following complaints,
ward+ him gave the usual challenge, to which no reply pure blood and a properly nourished frame. -Civil Seance vie, Tapeworm, Fevers, Ague, Gout, Rheumatism, Piles,
was med.. l'he challerese was repeated; whereumea GaZdier• Itch, Neuralgia, Stiff Joints, Scrofula, Eruptions of thd
the neinitdbe '-host went direct to the sentry-box, nicest-Yrs Dais Burr--The marked superiority of Skin Coughs, Colds, Toothaehe, Congested Lungs, Fits,
this Laundry Bine over all others, and the quick weed. Cramp, Croup, Deafness, Noise in the Head. King's Evil,
alarmed the moldier several times in the face. aril ation of its nwerits by the public has been attended by ' Chilblains, Sore Eyes. Censers, &e., &c., &c.-Apply at
lwefere be c mid reeover from the, ,nfueion made ~ff the usual results, viz., a dond of imitations : the his Residence, 9, Governor's Lane, Weymouth, where Dr.
wpm , the ennimon with astonishin.z bonn,le. The tarot of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity TREDREA may be consulted Free of Charge, and Medicine
soldier in his excitement, loaded his rifle and fired. but exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape hut ' .applied at a very Moderate Cost, guaranteed to Cure any
mime I his nun. From here the ghost went toweple making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble of the above complaints, if taken as Directed.
the Military Cemetety and in a similar minuet that of the genuine article. The Manufacturers beg there- Drs. R. NV. A S. Trelrea, M.D. (U.S.),
attempted to frighten a private in the 100th Regiment, fore to caution all buyers to see " Reckitt's Paris Blue" on Electric and Botanical Practitioners,
whn wa.% on guard ha powder ensuiazine : and wee each pasket. 9, Governor's Lane. Weymouth.
again fired at, bet Sithent being it. Itimmthing was To INCREASE YOUR INCOME.- Any one may Tapeworm cured in Three Hours, as the following
heard of the .ho to nievensenta after the above materially effect this by undertaking an Agency for Testimonial will show :-
THE Da seEn'e PURE TEA Covent's*. The Tea is pure tie.- Street, Wareham.
adventures until about a fortnight since, when he • ' • • • • DEAR SIR,-This is to certify that 1 heel been suffering
suddenly pounced upon a private in the Ermi Battalion and ddiebeims. us 3' for ynmehate dustrthution in 1-Ib.. , years, which I passed in ens
BOth Rifles, sentry mon a pewter magazine near the 4-Ib., and 1-Ib. seale, Packets. No LICENCE IS i from a Tapeworm fe'' some
i nee r and ten minutes after taking one dose of your valuable
114-QuIDED. Mice fixed, afiertee fwd. For Terms apply
Basingstoke Canal. It appears that the ghostly I Medicine on the Mnd of July.
visitor sisran e,m him from I white I and endeaveure Ito
snaesb •,,,eay i. lift, A sharp strii-le er seed which Lonfldn Office% fe Red Lion Court, Cannon-street, i and one poun
'sass ^trent in S.TCRMINSTER Nrwrou, T. HAWKINS • IniatZgUhta. earlY
a h"adeed
feet tti
I.
ended by the syldier• reeeiving a pair'of black eyes' :mil
...in GILLINGHAM, J. Davis; and Drapers in D:1014 You are at liberty to publish thin, for the benefit of
TOWSI and A ffiages. othent, who may 'se suffering from the same.
losing his shaka. which WWI Italia next rnerning in the
ET TEAS i's FECTION. OLAND, BERTSON
PACK Pe.a. P Ro I am,
canal. A few nights later a sentry by the Female Yours ever thankful,
k Co's PCRE TEAD, Guaranted by ca.ernmew hupsdjory
HOPpitai. S••lith ( 'amp, was di-c .vereml by a file of the can be obtained in air-tight packets in quantities ranging GEORGE SAN ,OM.
guerd on his post in a state ,mf horror-stricken alarm, from Two Ounces to (One Pound, of most respectable Any communication received by letter or otherwiee.
and on being asked what was the matters point,el Grimes& tesetnists, Bakers, Confectioners, Stationers and punctually attended to, and Medicines forwarded to all
towarmhe a retreating figure, which appeared to be a others, in all towns and villages throughoutthe United P"
tall men droesol in a tightlV-fittilic wldte cord, this Kingdom. at prices from 20. per lb. and uperarde. The
pa onage recerse or e as
.Tredrea retdianf thethir sincet rietithyseanr.kra
was understood G. he the supiemed ghost. and a chese public are respectfully requested to mak for Poland. ,0 .. inform :f rpttarhhellithheiscPndtrS.
ensued led the object distaneeml all its pnrenera, ;
' ' Relmertson tt: I lo's Pure Teas. which are guaranteed to be and beg to the Publi•e generally that attendance,
nnalffiterated. An Slh. Tin of pure teanent carriage paid tip 'medicine, and advice, can be obtained at their residence,
and was eventually lied to sight in some bushes.
: any Railway Station in the United Kingdom on receipt id lan above, from 10 in the morning till 10 at night, or one
One sentry states he was accosted the other fv.t teem of them may he consulted, and medicines obtained, at order. ye particulars of agency apply to ths
night in the Camp by some one with a,I ILonden Warehouses, Certain Road, EC. ' the following places :-
mask, who said (het be was the much-dreaded ghee, I Firs. - EPILEPTIC FITS on FALLING SICKS/OSIL -A ,' Dorchester-At the Georg e. H ' otel every Saturday
and hi I' • d ee t , eterav the atimm hew
he cella frigh.sm the soldiers •mf the prment dley. At tre''in2 'an, who is desirous that !in the month.
easily certain method of cure has leen discovered for this dig. ' Warellant-At the LordNelsonlnn, the first Tuesday
w n
complaint by a ',bride]
: Bridlort -At the King of Freesia Hotel, the second
first times wee great excitement in the Camp, hut this . ell:sufferer; may benefit trona thi providential discov •
has coele.l down. Ni'. the slightest clue has been lit is never nown to fail, and will'eure the mnst hopeless; Wednesday in the month.
cam after all other means have heen tried I Advice Gratis.. Full particulars
obtained as G, wh, or what the daring individual ia 1 will he sent hyped to anerson free of charge-Addrem :- I Note tbe Affilrem :-
but It might he mentione I that a few nights ago a tall ; Mr. WaLusrts.te, Oxford Terrace, Hyde Park, London. 9, GOVERNOR'S LANE, WhYMOUTTI.
gentleman, corning a carpet bog, Was met by some ,
_
. astonishing cures performed by R. NV. and S. Tredrea's
premeds and there about twelve ,w'cliork no _ _ing into I ELECTRICITY Is LIFE. Herbal Medicines persons have been travelling around
Corrip, lie wpm stopped, bet on etating be Was an 1
PULVERMACHER'S -PATENT the country stating they are in partnership with them.
officer they allowed him to premed. It is hardly ,
praltab offi w
le, however, that an cer ould have been CI_ALVANIC CHAIN-BANDS, BELt TS R. W. and S. Tredrea beg to Caution the public agains
sech persons, and to assure them that they have no cnn-
walking into camp at that hone (there hieing no late ' N...J1 BATTERIES, RECENTLY IMPROVED. 'section with any other person whatever. Any person
traiti), or that he wool,' have been carrying a carpet ; APPeoref Is
..I the _leaden... of Medicine of Peri, and ether making use of the Name will be Prosecuted.
bag ; it is, therefore, not unreasonable to euppom that ' .Weilicae Aatkoritiee in England and abroad. Beware of tweprincipled and impudent pret•ndem
hail the provosts followed the person in queetion the _ These Medie"'EleeSeic Appliances, though used.
externally, have an interne action ; and, owing to
Ald.ershot ghost mystery would have been solved. the Physiological, Physical, and Chemical effects of
the Electrieity whieh they gently and permanently
-- import to the system, they promote digestion. circula.
The foot-and-month disease and pleurn-pneumonia non, and nutrition, thereby assisting Nature in her
have been nearly stamped out of the county oftheshire efforts to restore the normal balance of health and
' FALLS or sNOW AND HAIL hash been extremely prevalent vigour in a debilitate,' constitution.
in Scotland during the past week. Electricity, the prime actor in the process of life,
At VEWBURT a man working at a eireular saw rest his pervades all living onranism, and its identity with
wriot entangled in it, and his hand was rut clean off. nerve Bare is no conjecture, hut a positive scientific
In the House of Leek the committee on the Burials fact, known to all verso' in the teaching of Electro-
Bill has been Tesstpend to the lath inst. physiology. Coneequently, in Nervous Exhaustion,
MIL BiGGAR. M.P.. who was formerly a Unitarian, if Local Debility, and various Functional Disorders, the
nnt a "free thinker," has been received tot , the Catholic result of electrical deficiency, the above Applianeee
Church. It is rumoured that he is about to marry. are Nature's inset congenial and reliable remedy, sr
A- BRIsTOL commercial traveller has been robbed of .£215 is proved by the success of the past 50 years,
in cheque. notes, and gold, at Derby, by a woman he met Recent improvements also enahle sufferers to benefif
in the street. The thief has not yet been traced. from the vast curative powers if these self-applicable
Ten SHOW of the Hants and Berke Agneulteral Societe', galvanic appliances in a warns and dry state.
whith was to have been held on the Southampton MR PCLVERNIACHER would call attention to
common, from the 19th to the 22nd of June next, will the following, among the many eminent, scientific,
not bike place in consequence of the cattle plague. and other Testimonials to the value of his inventions,
A LITTLE GIRL at Dalton-in-Furness went to the Natinnal signed by the elite of the medical profession, as a
Schools a day or two ago with a piece of dynamite in her reengnition of these greet improvements.
poseemion. It exploaded, blew off three of her fingens "We, the undersigned, have much pleasure in
dinledged • beam, ana sent the other children " into tits." "testifying that J. 1.. PUITERMACHERI recent im-
Wbere the got it she doesn't know. " prov cenentn in his Voltaic Batteries and Galvanic
The death is reported at Hell Tonk, near Matlemek. of "Appliances for Medical Per-poses are of great im-
Ann Tavler, 102 years and two months. She was born on " portanee to Scientific Medicine, and that he is
Feta 5. 1774 and passed the whole of her life in the village. "entitled to the consideration and support of every
Up to a short time previous to her death she Was in "one disposed to further the advancement of real and
excellent health. It is stated that she leaves a daughter 'useful progress.
between 70 and se) years of age. "Betel the 9th day of March, 1566."
Tete dinner to the walkist O'Leary, at. the Westmin- CHARLES IeaCOCIL
ster,Palare lintel, was remarkable un.ler many a•pects. (Bart, F. ItC.P., Physician to WM. the Queen).
Amongst the bakers dozen of members of Parliament I We. FERGCILSON
present were the tallest men in the House, Mr. W. IL ' (Bart, F.R.S., late Surgeon to JIM. the Queen)
(YsUlliran : the smallest, Dr O'Leary; and the heaviest, , It F.NRY lIOLLtaD
Major ITGornian. (Harts M.D., F.R.S., Physician to 11. M. the
TresillOnan. -The Whitehall EPrieregays:-"The Dowager M
Lady Redney is not the only member of the aristocrac '
who believes that she claimant is the "true Sir Roger;' I
this opinion is also held by the Duke of Rutland, and his
Orme does not hesitate to befriend his opinion by argu- m
merste which are sometimes vigorous." I
The new Bishop of Truro wan enthrone,' on Tuesday in
his eathedral church. In the Town Hall there watt' lance
assemblege of persons to witness the prelinienry proceed-
ings, The Bishop of Exeter intrmlured the new prelete,
who was cordially welcomed by the Mayor and Iligh I
Sheriff, De. Benson, in thanking the assembly, asked for '
amistante in building a rafts-eral.
The cattle plague has broken out in the northern part of
the metropolis. In a dairy in the neighbourhood of Stoke
Newington nine animals nut of a herd of forty-one were en
Tuesday tonna to lie affected. Artingemento were at c dice
made for the slauehter of the while of the e Melilla on the
premises, and the usual precantione against the spread of
the disease are to he rigialy carriemi nut
WATERS' QCININE Wixr. for Sixteen Years has hemn
universally admitted to be the best tonic known, and
a mieful and agreeable accompaniment to Cod Liver
Oil. "We can hear pereonal testimony to its value
a.., a t,,,ai,.?_...toatiortr. -Awnts for Weymouth, 1).
Piiii;EHN ;mil SoN, Grocers; Shaftealinry, IL KERsLET,
\Vine and Spirit Merchant; Sherborne. (*RCMP Brie.,
Gement, Re., Chemastreet ; Lyme Regime W. If.
Beene, Family Grocer, Br mail-street;m Wholesale,
Warms and SON, 31, Eatitcheap, London ; and LEWIS
and ,'..., Worcester,
A DORI T E monument to the memory of the LIP inlanders
who died in femme (Sussex) pri -on while ',element of war
auring the Remian canumilm, has just heen completed in
St. John's Churchyard. Lewes, hy order of the government.
The inscription is : -"Sacred to rite memory of the Russian
soldiers who died prisoners of war in Lewes, in the years
Issl, 1555, and 1556. Raised by eels, of liis Majesty the
Emperor of Russia, Alexander IL, 1g77." .
RELIEF or I bi-ll AND ASTHMA IN TEN MINUTES Imp I/R
LOIIOCKS PULMOXIC WAFERS.-From Ntr, Fox,
Omnibus Office, Whitetield-road. Liven, .1. -" After
yeses of severe suffering, and fearing matey and many a
night I should have flied from suffocation, des, I woe
induced to try Dr. locock's Wafers. Ten minutes after I
had taken two wafers I felt relief." in asthma, consump-
tion, brenchithi, roughs, enhis rim atism, omf all
Hysterical and NerroneComplaintx, they give instant relief.
Sold by all Druggists at is, ljd., 2:. 93., 4s. W., anal Ila
per box.
11.R.H. the Duke of Connaught a-levied off what may
be called the blee ribbon of the huntina-flebl4 of Ireland
by winning the Meath red-coat race (whieh wound tip
their very eurcessf el semen on Thursday, the 'Stith ult.)
with his mare Kethleen, admirably ridden by Istr. W. (1.
KneX, R.H.A. The Ef Atte VMS IktrarlaliAtoWn. near Km-lie.
The course was rather teeter than the Aintree Grand
National track, and taxed a hunter's powers very severely.
Nature alt-motel an a I miralde stand in a breezy hill,
which commanded almost the entire circuit, and the
attendance was larm and fashionable. A.nong the com-
petitors were Captains Middleton and liartopp, well
known in the shirees.
An appeal has (s-en made tn the charitelmle public on
behalf of three great-great-zratelmlaughtern of Defoe, the
immortal anther of " Rolminem Creme." These three
ladies, all Of 511010 have reached middle life, are, with the
exception of their lmother and his children, the only known
lining descendants bearing the mune of the great novelist.
Two are living in a lodging in Lambeth, a poor suburb of
London, in a state of extreme peniiry and dependant on
the earnings of one of them at butte's-hole makings The
other Miss Defoe is a teacher of English in France, and
during the chief part of the winter has paid her sisters'
rent of four shillings a week, but is now compelled by
want of means to discontinue this sesintmee. Their
brother, who has a large family, is unable to help them,
except to a very inadequate extent, and they have no
other near relations, The Lambeth committee of the
Charity Organisation Society has taken their case in
hand.
RCASONINGS ON DaBILITY.-tmler this taloa meat deal
has been written, and yet the substance of the entire
subject "lies in a nutshell," or rather in four words-
imperil,/ of the blood. This is the source of debility or
weaknem, whatever may he the proximate or immediate
ceases if the misfortune, and there are numerous theories
exietine ; but instead of being b-d away liv vain dismolisi-
tions, he restrirted himself to the comdderation of what '
Nature requires Cr the maintenance of Meath and 1
strength in the Inman ,ysten A, he mid, the stemach
meet reline food into a wholesome pulp, ellielt. In dime ;
course, is converted by admix t.,,re with the fele Scm reted ;
by the liver into a milky RH-dance. from as hirli the
nutritious portion is taken tip lmy the aleorbewsto of the
howele and conveyed through its apprepri.ste ve--el (the
thoracie duct) to rise heart, through which its imedis to the
lungs and becomes blood, carrel:sting through every part ,
of the system. whose wear and Mar it repairs, renews. and '
invigorates-if it be pure. If this be not the case, then the ;
body wastes-every part slut shrinks for want of nutriment ,
-the vital stamina fail-and there is general debility or .
weakness. It was this accurate and simple view of the 1
subject which led to the composition of those Pills which
the world has gladly accepted from Professor Holloway,
and found to be such a restorative of broken and dila-
pidated constitutions-from whatever rause proceeding-
whether the result of unbridled liscientimmusness and vice.
or the ennsequence of exhausting and poisenous mineral
medicines. Fortunate for humanity was the day when .
Thomas Holloway inaugurated his new mode of treatment.
liow many loving parents have since then blessed him Entered at Stationers' Ball, 1540.1-Price le, or enclosecaPost
for the preparation of a medicine which an-ceded the grip paid from the author for 12 stamp..
of Death when it was fixing its inexorable talons in the me ASHDOD. A 311IDICAL Fans, on the functions and die
heart of their sons and daughters, which restmed pristine ;
.ell enters of the reproductive organs in youth, manhood,
health and strength to worn nut organs, and, as it were, 1 and old age, with Observations on the Treatment and Owe of
gave a new lease of life to Is-sties apparently doomed I Nervous Exhaustion, Physical Debility, Lowness of Spirits,
irrevacably to lingving decay and piecemeal dissolution! Ite., being the result of 30 years' successful practice. By J. L.
For, if there he one class of diseams more then others in CURTIS, M.D., 15, ALBEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY.
which Holloway's Pills have been most successful, it is LONDON, W
General Debilibi.-Epery Man hie men Doctor. "Cußtin Os MANnoOO.-77th'Thourand.-Ably mitten and
NATIONAL TEaIPERANCE LESOVE,- Is connection with plainly describes the source of those diseases which produce
the Anniversary of this Amoeiation, Sermons were decline in youth, er more frequently premature old age."-
preached on Sunday at the Metropolitan Tabernacle (Mr. I Ali: 2,th Harch, 1856.
Spurgeon's) by the Rev. John Clifford. LL.B. and set 1 .. Ca Tekgraph,
rltTlit ON lIANIIOOO isle -meld he in the hands of youth and
old age. It is a nicdical publication, devriopMg the treatment
WestmillYter Abbey by the Rev. Canon Duckworth, OM I
of Her Majtsitty'S Chaplain's. The Anneal Meeting of the ! ~.,°' aactlai;essatztV:lnTLi j=hicp!mostr,....elonsZecen(ethe
League srasbeld in Exeter Hall, on Monday evening, under i.O.ndc.t; : Soil by Sr. J. Melte. lio,Tkee.lier, 39;61:Wi11. ;
the presideney of Maier Stileman, J.P. The Secretary, ;
,_ _
Mn. ROPEIT RAF, read the Annual Report, which alluded I
to a Public Meeting in Exeter Hall, at which the evils of
"moderate drinking" had been extemee by Sir Henry
Thompsion, Dr. Richardson. ('anon Farrar, and others : to
&Meeting at Westminster Abbey, with 400 repreeentatives
of the National Union of Elementary Teachers ;to a (Sm.
foresee, at Sheffield, with 100 members of the British
Medical Association; and to a gathering of mn Presbyter-
ian Minieters, held lent week at the Midland firand Hotel,
which led thirty-eight ministers and five elders to ,Iraw
up and sign a declaration, pledging them " to um individ-
ual and unitel effort to memsote almtinenee in the ('hurch
and in the community." The revert alemeilmemi the proem,.
of Temperance in the Arm, and Navy, and the extensive
efforts put fourth by the ',eerie in both services at
home and alarmed. The number of Temperance branches
on board Her Majesty's ships was now 166, about three-
fourths of the total number of ships in coniMission : and
it was stated that the latesirreturn 'Mowed that in India
alone there were 5,90 teetotal soldiers. Amonzet the
Guarde, 127 meetings had been held at the Tower.
Wellington Barracks, Chelsee Barracks, and St George's
Barracks ; and one of the agents had attended 91 meet-
ingsin provincial garrisons. The President of the League
had addressed 94 meetings during the year, and other
honorary workers hied rendered valuable service at
numerous meetings in town and rowintry. A Ladies'
National Temperance Convention, which eat for three
days, had been held by the League; and the Crystal
palace Fete, with it. iminea banquet, attended by 250
persons, had been carried out without alcoholic be-es-ages.
The League's weekly Rimer, the Temperance Record had
largely Increased in circulation, and its quarterly, the
Jfedical Temperance journal, recorded the latest medical
facto and opinions relating to alcohol. The total income
of the League was stated at £4, 625 Ns. 31., including
.22.(216 16s. lid from subscriptiens, and 1.300 a legacy.
After the report had been read, the meeting was addrese-
ed by the Chairman, followed hy the Rev. James Fleming
S.D.. Dr. James Edmunds, Mr. Henry Pond (Southamp-
ton), Mr. W. B. Robinson (Portsmouth). Mr. James
Barlow, J.P. (Bolton), the Rev. George Curnock, and by
three of the teetotalers in the last Arctic Expedition-
Adam kyles, William Malley, and Henry Petty-whew
presence wpm enthusiastically welcomed by the large
sodium.

Queen).
.1. lIANALD MARTIN
(Bart. C.B. M.D. F.A.S.) Om. Ae-
DR. C. lIAISIIFIFLD lONE. F.R.C.P., F.R.S.,
Physician to St. Marys Hospital, under date March
10, 1.):, in a similar Testimonial AA above, adds—
" I am satisfies' that he is an honest, earnest,
labourer in the field of science, and I think that he
".leserves to meet with every encouragement from
" the Profession and from scientific men.'
The llnna-Fido Evidence of the efficacy of these
appliances is supplemented by the following paragraph
recently found in the standard work (p. 76, isin of
Josp KING, M.D., Clinical Professor of Olwtetrics at
Cincinnati
In those ea,CR where it is desirable to produce a
continuous current of galvanism and without the
intervention of conductors or electrodes, there is no
instrument superior to Pulvermas er's Improved
Galvanic Chains. . . . These chains are very useful
In many nervous disorders,
' Muscular Debility Aphonia Rheumatism
Ilentiplogia Epilepsy Dyspepsia
Paralysis Torpid Liver 'Paralysis (Bladder)
Central Paralysis !Asthma (Chorea
Spinal Paralysis 'Aincuorrhma Impotency
Neuralgia IDyenenorrhsea !Writer's Cramp
Sciatica ;Spinal Irritation Hysterical Cramps
Stiff Joints !Nervous Debility and Contractions
Hysteria !Constipation Loss of Smell
Hysteric Paralysig Deaf ness(Nerv's.),LnA, of Taste, &c."
For furthur Testimonials, both Medical and Private,
see pamphlet, "GALVANISM, NATURE'S CHIRP RESTORER
‘OF IMPAIRED 'ITAL ENEID/T," pepd free foci stamps at
J. L. PULVF,RMACHER'S GALVANIC
FST, ABLISIIMENT.
IS4 REGENT STREET LONDON. W.

A RIDE TO KHIV A,
BT
CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,
Royal Horse Guards.
Page PI says:—" Two pairs of boots lined with fur were
also taken ; and for physic—with which it is well to be
supplied when travelling in out-of-the-way places—some
quinine, and Cockle's pills, the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have used on the natives of
Central Africa with the greatest possible success. In fart,
the marvellous effects produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines, when I administered to him five
COCKLES PILLS
will never fade from my memory: and a friend of mine,
who passed through the same district many months after-
ward*, informed me that my fame as a 'medicine man'
had not died out, but that the marvellous cure was even
then a theme of conversation in the bazaar."
SKR
'3IIRNAPES RIDE TO KIIIVA„
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