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Wairarapa Age, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8105, 27 March 1906, Page 5

In corroboration of the views about a gradual weakening of the constitutions of cattle through feeding on skim milk, it may be mentioned, says the Taranaki Herald, that of 76 oalves slaughtered last week at the New Plymouth abattoir 21 were found to be diseased, and Seven were totally condemned. The disease was tuberculosis. 'Some very touching soenes were witnessed when the Priuco and Princess of Wale met the frontier tribesmen at Ali Maaid, on the Indian frontier. The Headmen were very pleased, says the Pioneer Mail, with the kindness shown tuem by the Prince in return Tor their greeting "Sir o mal," which means by theii' interpretation that their heads and their property are at his disposal. Blind old Oaflz Samandar, of the Kamrnin clan, was deeply touahed. "Though lam blind," he said. "I can touch my King's hand," and he bowed over it. Yet another said. "We are poor people, and we live iu a poor country, but the land will blossom like the rose now that it has been trodden by footsteos of the King." Each malik brought two sheep and tvigs of honey as their offering. The Prince and Prinoess accepted the honey. Children when teething Have more or less diarrhoea, which cannot be checked effectually, a* the cause cannot be removed, but the diarrhoea can and should be controlled by aivin? Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, and Dia rhoea Remedy, and an occasional dose of cisfcT oil to cieanse the system. For sale |'oy T. G. Mason, Maaterton—advt.