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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LI, Issue 258, 24 October 1908, Page 2

WHAT A COW KISQUIIiES AT OALVJNG-TIJIE. Extract from Waikato Argus, Januarv UtU. 1007: '■' Argus, January Dt-li, UIO7. "In your issue of 2nd ult. ] notice :m article culled from an English paper, the writer recommends an injection of iodide of potassium into the mlder as a cure, .this may possibly be of some use, bill personally 1 believe'in the old adape, 'Prevent ton is better than cure.' Round tins district the farmers do not wait mini the milk- fever appears, but tliev I believe in preventing its appearance, if cows are given Sykes's Drench before ■.iml immediately after calving, it purifies lie blood a.ml makes them better able ii) withstand (lisGfiso. A cow is just like a human bcin<* in one respect if Uie blood is kept pure there is little danger of catching auv disease thiit may be knot-kiiiff round "'Signed) BUTTER-FAT, "Warea, Turanaki.' 1

Tile above opinion is eonlirmed by J(.-. At. Dulisoti, Hastings floail, Okaiawi!--I have a very high opinion of Sykes's Bivncli, having usoil it two seasons in different eases, always with snecess. I vtl tonnd it can bo given with advantage before calving, and without an>" fear of doing harm. As a preventive of

milk fever it is hard to bo:\t., ami it seems jusl, what. a cow re<| nive-i nti'l oiisl.t In <h afl or calvin?. Sylcos's Drench ou«lit to be n|, hand in all eoyKheds ami used freely." TTse (inly Drench, because ; t is tlio best. Price U Gil packet or Ills l>y the dozen, liettcr buy it by tho dozen. Write for Booklet,' 0 1