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Hawke's Bay Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 5624, 28 February 1880, Page 4

i Slieep Dip . BY IROTAT, -^j3oS!lfߧ£e{jj^ T.HTTERS PATENT. nnHE "^TEW TJIP AND SCAB SPECIFIC. LITTLE'S CHEMICAL FLUID (xon-poisoxovs.) 1 GALLON WILL MAKE 100 GALLONS. (Double the strength of any other Nunpoisonous Dip.) This Dip is perfectly Fluid, and is t7ie only one which mixes instantly with cold Water, KEQuiiuxa no Dissor/rrxa. It is entirely free from any sediment whatever, and consequently all wha use it are sure of a uniform strength, which is not tlie case with any dip which settles to the bottom of tho cask or drum. Its great superiority over other preparations now in use consists in its cheapness, its good effect on the wool, which it renders | Soft and bright without interfering with the yolk, and its undoubted efilcacy in destroying all ticks, lice, and every insect that infests the skins of sheep or domestic ! animals. It is not only non-poisonous, but may be used internally for worm ia tho throat in lambs ; it will also effectually cure foot-rot, and as a specific for scab it has never been known to fail. To those who dip in full fleece, this fluid will be found invaluable, for, being of a warm and protecting character, sheep will not catch cold, though dipped in the depth ef winter. :One gallon of this concentrated fluid will make one hundred gallons of milk-white wash, at which strength it is guaranteed : to kill all lice ticks and eggs, as may be ■ ; seen from the testimonials we publish, one of which is from Mr Hood, the celebrated sheep-breeder in Victoria. Merrang, Hexham, April 8, IS^O. MESSBS. E. DOMBRAIir & SOXS, Dear Sir, — After my second trial of Little's Chemical Fluid, I have much pleasure in testifying, to its merits. It is most simple in preparation for use, kills all ticks and eggs at once at tlie strength you recommend (1 to 100), and (in this 1 consider it superior to any other dips I have used) leaves the wool with plenty of yolk and substance, while mast other preparations leave' it dry and harsh, requiring a long time to recover its condition. — Truly yours, ' ■ • • • EQBBRT HOOD. Mr Hood took 20 prizes at tho-last Show of the Australian Sheepbreeders' Association, held on the 2Stli August, 1879. All these sheep were dipped for ticks last season with Little's Chemical Fluid. Hobart Town, 11th August., 1879. To the Hon. James Whyte, Chief Inspector Sheep, Tasmania. Sib, — I have the honor to inform you that I have this day examined. Mr Geo. Poynter's Sheep (clipped for ticks last month in Little's Chemical Fluid) and that the ticks themselves and eggs are completely destroyed. The strength used was one gallon of the preparation to 100 gallons of water, and the time of soaking each sheep about one minute. I can confidently recommend this Fluid for destroying ticks, &c, after the examination I have made, on account of its strength and the small amount of time and trouble required in preparing the Dip. — I have the honor to be, Sir, your obedient servant, MALCOLM W. HARRISON, Inspector of Sheep for Hobart Town. In casks of from 35 to 40 galls, each ; sufficient to dip from 7000 to 8000 Sheep, and in 4 and 5-gallon Iron Drums. Apply for full particulars, local testimonials, &c, to* MURRAY, ROBERTS, & CO., Napier. Colonial Agents — E. DOMBRAIN & SONS, Melbourne and Christchurch. Catjtion. — Sheepowners are warned against imitations. 754 TT ALL'S SHEEP DIP. The Inventor claims tlie following advantages for this Dip : — Ist. Being in a fluid state it is instantly and completely soluble, in either cold or warm water. 2nd. The Slieep may be either plunged in the bath or hand-dipped as may be desired. 3rd. It is perfectly safe, non-poisonous in its effects on sheep, healing to all sores on the skin, simple in application, and may be used at any season or in any climate. 4th. It is a certain preventive, and perfect cure for Scab. sth. It most effectually destroys Bed Lice, ' Sheep Ticks, and all other parasites which infest Sheep. 6th. The Dip is invaluable for protecting the Sheep from the attacks of Flies and Maggots. 7th. It has been found to be a valuable cure for Foot Rot. Sth. It greatly improves the general health of the Flock. 9th. It is acknowledged by all who have used it to be the best comjiosition known for improving the quality and promoting tho growth of the wool. 10th. The Dip is also invaluable for Horses, Cattle, and Dogs, for the cure of Mange, and for the destruction of Lice and Fleas. 11th. It is one of the best known disinfectants in \ise (at 1 to 50) either for pouring down drains in houses or otherwise. 12th. The price at which the Dip is sold makes it the cheapest as well as being tho most effective Dip known, costing less than one penny per sheep. DIRECTIONS FOR USE. For Ordinary Sheep Dipping. — Mix the Composition in the proportion 1 gallon to 100 gallons of water. This will be found sufficiently strong to kill Red Lice ami Ticks, to greatly improve bhe quality and increase the quantity of wool, and greatly benefit tho general health of the' Sheep, but as it may not at this strength destroy all the eggs of the parasites, it may be found necessary to dip a second time within a fortnight (as advised with other Dips) , but if used in the proportion of 1 to 50 (as recommended), no Becond dipping will be required, as it will destroy both the eggs and the insects. Stir well so as to ensure proper mixing. Special Directions for Curing Scab.— Mix the Composition in tho proportion of one gallon to forty gallons of warm water, break all hard scabs with the hands, and keep the Slieep about two minutes in the bath. Those which show only slight symptoms of the disease need, not be kept in so long. In severe cases of scab dip again a fortnight afterwards, . when a perfect cure will bo effected.* Directions for Pouring or Hand-dressing. — Mix one gallon of Composition in forty gallons of cold or warm water, and use two quarts to each Sheep. Directions for Curing Foot Rot. — Having first dressed their feet with the knife, allow tho Sheep to stand in a shallow bath of the same strength as used for dipping j this can easily be arranged whilst the Sheep Btand to drain after the dipping. If Sheep arc plunged, then their passage through tlie bath may be found sufficient ; though in bad cases of Foot-rot the Sheep should be allowed to stand in a shallow trough a little longer. : Directions for Washing Horses, Cattle and Dogs, to destroy Lice, Fleas, cure Mange, &o, — Disselve one pint of the Composition in five gallons of cold or warm water. Tho animal to be thoroughly washed, or sponged over. Price. — Sold in 1, 2, 5, and 10 gallon drums, sufficient to dip 100, 200, 500, and 1000 sheep respectively, 2 or three months after shearing, also in 40 gallon casks, sufficient for 4000 sheep. Price, 5s 9d per gallon in casks, and Gs per gallon in drums. * Note.— As the Scab Insect burrows beneath the skin the water should be used warm to open the pores of the skin, and allow tho solution to penetrate more freely, and it will then act more rapidly and effectively. KINROSS & CO., 430 Agents. JUST RECEIVED gANKEY'S TT YMN S ; New and Enlarged Edition, Set to Music. DINWIDDIE, WALKER AND CO., Tennysen-street, Napier.