Remarkable Experiences.

New Zealand Mail, Issue 852, 29 June 1888, Page 19

Remarkable Experiences.

We have receded sf oCmmunication from • Up South ’ abounding in singular propositions. which, if well established, arc exceedingly valuable. It comes addressed

‘ TO A HORSE BREEDER.’ arid recommends him to try a drench of a a pint of ' tattle's Sheep Dip ’ as an infalliable cure for worrriS in Oolfcs or horses. They will require neither special diet, hoasing, or any otrier attention. His opinion: is en- 1 dorsed by a well-known and respected horse owner and stock raiser. W. J. Williams o*f Kaiwaiwai. Lower Wairarapa, has used this specific for many years, aud in. fact for fleSrly every class of animal, both internally arid externally, and has proved itsexcellence. He says that for keeping fowl houses, pigstyes,• cattle-sheds, and stables clean and free froiri vermin* there is nothing to equal it, and after sheep dipping is over he utilizes every drop of the specific that is over for these purposes. Fowls dippedln ifi ceOasion-' ally, become healthy and their plumage is greatly improved. Sore backs, etc. . ate easily cured with it, internal paiDs are driven out, and it is incalculable how much benefit is derived from a free use of it amongst dairy cows Which are liable, without it, to have sore teats. As no harm can possibly arise from its use, either inwardly or outwardly, the experiment is worth trying, and if the .first dose does not quite cure, the second or third will.’

Our-readers will quite agree with us that if ‘ the Dip ’ is all it is supposed to be it falls little short of a universal panacea.