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New Zealand Mail, Issue 1316, 20 May 1897, Page 5

THE "SCOUE" IN CALVES It is calculated that fully 20,000 cah J hare, in the past, died annually in / ( e . 3 Colony from the complaint known aa +T, 13 "Scours." This represents a loss t<? T? e farmers of, at least, .£25,000. There • ttxa necessity for calves to die from scours. */ .f ° proper remedy is used in time. M ■4 7 e Colson, of New Plymouth, so well an / -} e ?' known in connection with the sioo> wiO-ely Mr Newton Xing, the well-known a x " , s . ales of says: "There ia no mistake, tl pioneer Drenches made by Ellis, of / OS ? &dour wonderful remedy. I never sr jlorci > are a equal to thorn. I had some cat ™ i?^™" 1 * day, lying- almost dead from r the other them one dose each, iast on • i'r,„ u V> \ ?ave hardly expecting them to If J? e °' f "Jance, those same calves were stror ltr -,*/.?, da J" as lively as crickets. I str n £^l weU ' an 3 every farmer to keep them %t gI Z re commend guarantee if ho uses the m "ft +* m ' ±or I ca » never have his calves dir ,f™ Jj, Q he WIU These Drenches may be A storekeepers, at IsV directions; or they wJ j• u A *zri f c ' ™"« **"* on receipt of the am 0^t e s ? nt^ ro , e Post from the sole T*f *%s*> M.P:S., Veterinary E ,& 8 > wholesale agents ar.-e J" 1 *