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Though tho horns of cattlo may be said to bo ornaments as well as weapons, and sentiment may be on tho side of retaining them, a great deal is to be said on tho other side, in proof of which a Government agricultural authority in Canada some time ago gave the following nine reasons for dehorning:—(l) They are worth 2s. per hundredweight more live weight; (2) they make better cattle when matured; (3) they are more, contented; (4) they are more kindly to one another; (5) they do not produce in other animals a nervous, restless temperament by inflicting injury, often severe, as they do if wearing horns; (6) they produce more milk, since they are free from fear of each other; (7) they produce mono beef for tho same reason; (S) there is less danger to the people who have them in charge: (fl) the bull, which sometimoa kills his kcejier, cannot do so if dehorned. SANDER’S EUCALYPTI EXTRACT, the unequalled remedy for colds, chest troubles headaches, indigestion, rheumatism.’. SANDER'S EXTRACT, the surest protection from all infections dis eases, fever diphtheria, meningitis. SANDER’S EXTRACT, the great healer of wounds, burns, sprains, ulcers, inflamed skin. SANDER’S EXTRACT, proved at the Supreme Court cf Victorio, to contain antiseptic and healing substances not present in other eucalyptus preparations, hence its superior and unique curative power. SANDER’S EXTRACT, tho only eucalyptus product prepared exclusively from tho leaves and refined bv special process, is free from the irritating and depressing qualities of the ordinary eucalyptus oils, and tho «c--called "extracts,” and is safe for ’.eternal as well as external use.—Adri.

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Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 310, 24 September 1921, Page 8

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266

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 310, 24 September 1921, Page 8

Page 8 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 14, Issue 310, 24 September 1921, Page 8

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