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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 316, 4 July 1912, Page 8

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Numba, South Coast, N.S.W., Mar. 28, 1912. .' Mr E. Skinner, — Dear Sir,—With regard to the result of treatment of two cows with your mammitis remedy, Mammitein, No. 1 developed acute mamniitis on the morning of the "21st. This cow was in a bad way, the quarter enlarged, hot, and giving a little clotted milk, eyes glaring, lame in, hind leg, and rough coat. I gave her the first injection at night, and she was greatly improved in the morning, the inflammation having partly left the quarter. I followed out your method as per instructions', and in all gave her three injections. She is now giving her usual flow of milk, and I can safely say she has quite recovered. No 2 was taken ill on the 25th, and I am treating her the same, and she is in a fair way towards recovery. From knowledge of the disease in the past, having had cows suffering from it and their udders burst, I am perfectly satisfied that your remedy has a great future before it. (Signed) WILLIAM CAFPERY. Price 4/6 five injections; injection outfits 3/6. Farmers' stores and chemists. KEMPTHORE, PROSSEE AND CO., Wholesale Agents.