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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 193, 5 August 1908, Page 3

FARMERS. WHEN A COW LS HALF DEAD Is a pour'lime to think of buying ;i drench. Every fanner who runs hi* farm on a business basis knows by experience t hilt il pays to drench his cows after calving. Can you ad'ord to risk the life of a valuable animal when you ean buy JSvkcs's-Drench for His by the dozen or Is till 'by the packet? If you are a progressive dairyman you will keep a supply at hauil ready for enieijieucy. Tin- cost of 'Sykes's Drench is small in comparison to the value obtained from its use. It will cleanse the blood and system, prevent milk fever.' and uet as a preventive of contain is abortion for the ensuim; year. Don't hesitate--J.fi a supply (rum your stoickeeper at once. Be sure that you tfcl Sykes's. Here is valuable evidence from a well-known breeder:—Mr. Dick Cornwall has used Sykes's Drench for many years. He buys it by the dozen packets, and drenches each of the cows at tiiiK'. As a preventive against milk fever llr. Cornwall says that no progressive dairvman can all'ord to be without so valuable a remedy, and from his own experience strongly advises the -janitor use of Sykes's Drench. l\, e only Sykes's Drench, because it -s tlie Ui<st ' Price Is (id packet or Ids by the doVn. Better buy it by tli. dozen Write for Booklet,