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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 222, 12 September 1908, Page 2

WHAT A COW REQUIRES AT CALVINU-TLUE. Extract from Waikato Argus, January I) tli. 1007: "Argus, January 9th, 1007. "In j our issue of 2nd nit. I notice an article culled from an English paper. Tlu» writer recommends an injection of iodide of potassium into the udder as a cure. This may possibly he of some U3C, but personally 1 believe in the old adage, 'Prevention is better than cure.' Round this district the farmers do not wait until the milk fever appears, but they believe in preventing its appearance. If cows art! given Sykes's Drench before and immediately after calving, it purifies the blood and makes them better able to withstand disease. "A cow is just like a human being in one respect—if the blood is kept pu'*e thorn is little danger of catching any disease that may be knocking round. "'Signed) ' BUTTER-K'VT, "Warea, TaranakiV Tin- above opinion is confirmed by Mr. Dobsou, Hastings Road, Okaiawa:--'i have a very high opinion of Sykes's Drench, having used it two seasons in different cases, always with success. I have found it can be given with advantage In-fore calving, and without anv fear of doing harm. As a preventive of milk fever it is hard to beat, and it seems just what a eow requires and ought to get,,after calving. Sykes's Drench ought to be at hand in all cowsheds. and used freely." Ike. only Sykes's Drench, because H is the best. Price Is 0d packet or Ills by the dozen. Better buy it by the dozen. Write for Booklet. G CICJANTIC CONSPIRACY. 'Tis a. gigantic conspiracy of Coughs and Colds against yon. Foil U with Dr. Sheldon's New Discovery for Conjrha, Colds and Consumption, Price H. Cd. and 3s. Obtainable everywhere.