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Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XIII, Issue 147, 19 June 1878, Page 4

Midhat Paßha was present at one of Stanley s lectures. Being asked by the Prince of Wales whether he was interested in the lecture oh Central Africa, the Pasha repiied •— - --"Tour Royal Highness, we Turks must certainly be interested more than any oiher people in the exploration of unknown countries, since we must, perhaps shortly, make explorations in search of a new home." ! " Good ware makes quick markets " ihas often been said truly ; and in no instance is it more remarkable than that of "Ghollah's Gbbat Indian Cukes." These medicines were introduces into New Zealand but a very short while since and they have rapidly gained the favor and patronage of the public. They are now eagerly sought: by all classes in every part of the colony, and have done an amount of good that would seem incredible wore it not for the numerous and trustworthy testimonials given to the proprietor, from those who have been cured of long-standing diseases by these truly wonderful medicines.— Testimonial— Nelson, August 15, 1877. Dear Sir, Having suffered for six months from rheumatic gout, I was prevailed on to give your medicine a trial; and after taking three bottles of the Rheumatic Mixture, found myself completely cured.. I am, Dear Sir, yours- truly, Geo. M. Maxhesos, \