gth to thousands. Read this case: Mir J. F. McKenzie, late of the Ex•,press Stables, Foxton, and who is now living in the country, says: “A long time ago I hurt my back, and for years afterwards suffered agony from awful pains just above the kidneys. I was often so bad that 1 dare not stoop; in fact, I was completely crippled with the pain. My rest at night was broken,-and I always felt tired and worn out. The kidney secretions were also affected, being thick and cloudy, with a brick-dust-like sediment. One day I was induced to try Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills, and was soon astonished at their effectiveness. The first bottle'relieved me so much that I got some more, and three bottles completely’cured me, and I have not been afflicted with backache and kidney trouble since. I always keep Doan’s Pills by me, and take them now and then, just as a preventative against any return.” '
Doan’s Backache Kidney Pills are sold by all chemists and storekeepers at 3s per bottle (six bottles Kis (id), or will be posted on receipt of price by Foster-McClellan Co., 7(5 Pitt Street, Sydney. But, be sure you got DOAN’S. — Advt.
A number of farmers in Taranaki have been experimenting this year with varfous fodder plants, says the Taranaki Nows, and last month an officer of the Department of Agriculture visited the district for the purpose of reporting upon the results obtained from Japanese millet. “The first place I visited was Mr F, G. Smith’s, at Ta rural angi,” the officer said in commenting upon his inspection. “He has eight acres under Japanese millet, sown the first week in November. He stalled feeding about the middle of January, when the crop was about 12 inches high. Forty-five cows were turned on, but for the first week were allowed to remain only half an hour each day. This time was extended to three-quarters of an hour the >ecoml week,'after which up to the time of my visit on Kith March, the cows had the run of the paddock for three or four hours each day, and there is still good feed on the ground. The cows appear to relish the millet, and are continuing to do so well on it that -Mr Smith has not yet started to feed out the soft turnip crop, but more slock will now be put on to finish off and enable the ground to be ploughed for sowing down with grass. The amount of seed soWii per acre was 151 b. This would appear to be 100 light, as the crop was on the thin side. A further 1011). of seed per acre would have been advantageous, and Mr Smith says that in future he would not sow loss than 30lb. per acre.” The officer also visited the farms of Mr Herbert Sampson, at Bell Block, and Mr I). Knuckey, at Waitara, where he found equally good results upon a somewhat smaller scab 1 being obtained. Mr Sampson sowed 5A acres for ensilage, and estimates he itas approaching 50 lons of green weight of material. Mr Knuckey sowed ,Tt acres in (he proportion of ,151 b, millet seed to one bushel ot grass, and claims to have 32 tons of green material. In connection with these experiments it has to he remembered that millet is a 'warm climate plant, and would not he likely to do well even in the North Island in a cold season.
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Manawatu Herald, Volume XLII, Issue 2129, 18 May 1920, Page 4
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