THE MILK SUPPLY AND TYPHOID.

Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 978, 19 November 1910, Page 8

THE MILK SUPPLY AND TYPHOID.

As every medical officer will agree, there is no more fruitful source of spreading Typhoid than through a contaminated milk supply. This points conclusively to the absolute necessity for using an effi- i cient disinfectant for cleansing cow houses and-dairies. For this purpose, tho best, safest, and cheapest is Quibell's Kerol. It is certified by the highest medical authorities ,in Australia and in the Old Laud to'be one of the.mose effective and safe germ-destroyers ..known to science; It is non-irritant and nonpoisonous, and the high dilution at which it can be used renders it seminently suitable for the washing of milkers' hands and ,tlie udders of cows before milking operations are commenced. The frce use,of this.powerful crermicido would yoon banish the dread disease of Typhoid from our midst, so far at least as the contamination, of onr milk supply is concerned. Every dairyman' should keep a supply beside him for daily use. One pint of ICerol will make 40 gallons of effective disinfectant wash, and the price at which this will run out is so small as to render ' neglect to thoroughly disinfect on the part of any householder or dairyman an offence very nearly akin to criminal. 4 Messrs. Dalgety and Co. are the sole importing agents of Quibeirs Kerol in Australasia.—Advt.