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Taranaki Daily News, Volume L, Issue 312, 9 January 1908, Page 4

Syrian tnlsu-ro ha- iri.i>tini> than .(Di o(h*-r: V irgin Li n N.l * nni-I 1 fi. ■ pel - in (hi- l.mer ;.i 7 p. 1 cent. MILK FEVfcK IS DAIKV LOWS. Copy 01 letter from Wanganui Chronicle, iinJ December, 19W:—"Sir,—As it ; may prove useful to other dairy farn. era I send you the following:—On tne • 10th inct. one ol n»y best cows calved, her third call. On the morning of tne 13tb the give me a threegalion bucket ot milk, and looked tip-top. At 3 o'clock : that evening, <D*ning home from the ; paddock 1 noticed ser body tckel up . and her hindquarters stiff. 1 tried to inilk her, but the milk was gone. As tne above were indications of milk fever, 1 1 £ai e ber a dose of Sykes's Drench, and t••numbering thit oxygen pumped into : the odder was a remedy, 1 got a bicycle ■ {..1 I.land mth the part that tits in the rubber tyre of the bike added, I pump- ! ■■J the four quarters of the udiler lull ■>i air. We bail to support her in the 1 luil while doing this. When we |eit • her out she staggered a few yards anil ' fell down. About twenty minutes at- ' ! terwards, however, to my surprise she ' ' «.i- on her feet again, and much better. ' Rv !> o'clock that night -he was resting ' . omforlablv. Next morning at 4.:i0 1 ~ tv.ij up and feeding. Tint eveninz I got 151b3 of milk from her. 1 1 and she is now back to her usual flow 1 ' fnf milk, and as well as she ever was. ! I have now had eighteen years' d • iry 1 ' farinin?, and have seen cows Ji*. and | enw« recover in time, but in this in- 1 sian-f 1 lie ouiik reenvery was siraplv 1 marTrl'ruH.—l am, etc., .T. W. MrT/irr 1 , ' , Wnrerley. December IS. 1001." , , ll»e nnlv Sykes'« JJrench. because it . . i« the lrc»t. Price Is 6d packet, or lfis ■ < jbr the do/en. Better t>uy it by the t dean. Writ* far booklet.