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Gisborne Times, Volume LXI, Issue 9853, 5 November 1924, Page 2

BIGGER MSLX YIELDS. . Every fnrn:er knows that a healthy row produces milk of a higher test tlin-n or.e in indifferent health. V.’hnt then must he the state of the cow at calving: time? It is obvious that her vitality is considerably lowered and must he quickly regained if she is to ward off such diseases as milk fever, chilis, had cleansing, mammitis, lion’. Yfhilo she is in this lowered condition of health her output and vour profit is affected, so that in your own interests it will pay you to methodieallv dreroh every cow after calving with Sykes’ Branch, the proven remedy, which will quickly bring her hack to profit. Sykes’ Drenen purifies the blood and system, tones up the digestive organs, makes cows give more milk. Sold by all Stores, at 17s per dozen. VG n packet; each packet contains tvio drenches. Mr T>.. Buchanan. Palmerston N., t!i« famous Ayrshire Breeder, writes: “To get the best results the bent must he kept healthy. T have useef Svkes’ Drench on my herd of Avrshires for many years, and have found it invaluable as a tonic ard cleanser at calving time—n'wnys reliable.” Revokes the Spot, It von are troubled w’tli rheunia t’sm, remember that Chamberlain’s Pabi Palm will reach the spot and stop the pains and aches immediate ly. Jf you first bathe the affected' parts freely with very hot water, Chamberlain’s Pain Balm will penetrate more quickly and the relief will be found speedier.—For sale by E. D. Smith, Chemist, Gsborne.