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Northern Advocate, 28 May 1921, Page 3

Pigs are still in some demand in Inglewood, if one may judge by the prices given for those sold at auction a week ago. Poor quality weaners made from 7s 6d to 9s, somewhat larger pigs, though not big enough to class as stores, 18 s to 225. -

Following upon recent representa tion 3 by farmers and dairy farmers in Victoria, who urged that a special State fund should be created to compensate owners for the loss of cattle destroyed on the.outbreak of pleuropneumonia and -other;cattle diseases, Hhe Assistant-Minister of Agriculture (Mr Livingston) lias framed <a Bill providing for the cumpulsory insurance of cattle,, states the Melbourne j "Age." The Bill, which will be j submitted to the Legislative Assembly early in the forthcoming session, will provide for the payment by owners of an annual premium, of 6d a head of cattle. At present Tasmania is the only place with a similar Bill in operation. PARTNER OF GOOD HEALTH. During the past few years ther6 has been something of a resolution in the-attitude of many people towards disease. They have been learning to realise that health is a natural right- Many leading medical authorities are on the side of sane living. Sir Frederick Treves said: "Drugs and drugging are not consistent with modern medical science." The conditions of life to-day, however, with the sedentary occupations so many people follow, make it necessary to co-operate with Nature in keeping the body clean. This is what Coloseptic does. It is not a drug nor an ordinary aperient—'Colo, septic is unique. It eliminates the cause of disease and allows Nature to cure in its own way. All chemists dispense genuine in original packages at 5/'6. Wholesale: All leading Drug Houses* S3