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Gisborne Times, Volume LV, Issue 6142, 28 July 1921, Page 7

Bad Cleansing at Calving Time. When the membranes remain in the Uterus of the cow and decompose, inflammation of the lining of the womb may be caused, and this with the absorption into the blood of the poisons from the decomposing matter, leads to ill-health, diminished milk supply and often blood poisoning. When a cow calves, every attention should be given to her so that she has a chance to regain her former condition in order to ward off attacks of Milk Fever, Mammitis, Contagious. Abortion, Colds, Chills, Fever and Red Water, etc. Drenching her with Sykes’s Drench ensures a proper cleansing, preventing Catarrhal discharge. Most farmers know the importance of using SYKES’S DRENCH after calving. The man who doesn’t know is the man who is paying for his indifference, and he is paying very dearly. Some Drenches cleanse the animal, admittedly, but in doing so they impoverish the blood to such an extent that the milk yield and the milk test are lowered. Sykes’s Drench acts as a Blood Purifier and Tonic and does not impoverish the system by purging. Amongst the most prominent and successful breeders of Jersey Cattle in New Zealand, Mr. E. Griffiths of Goodward Farm, Fencourt, Cambridge, lias long been counted. Tliough troubled with Abortion eight years ago, he says he has not suffered a single loss since using Sykes’s Abortion Powders and Drench. Before and after calving every cow is drenched, and later on before service the cows are treated with Abortion Powders. Sykes’s Drench is sold by chemists and progressive stores at 1/6 packet or 17/- by the dozen.

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