A TRUE TONIC NOT A STIMULANT Dr Williams’ Pink Pills for Pale People are not a stimulant,’ but a tonic. There is a great difference between the two term.--. Stimulants cause immediate increase of activity, which is not lasting or natural, A tonic acts beneficially, slowly but competently, assisting the weakened blood to enrich itself, and then feed the bodily organs and nerve cells, gradually re-invigorating the run-down system with new life and energy. Dr Williams’ Pink Pills arc truly a great tonic. They have a rejuvenating effect upon the entire body. Blood is your mainstay of health. Pink Pills purify, fortify and enrich your blood and you soon feel the benefit in every limb and organ. Good in cases of convalescence, after fevers, in fact all sicknesses that tend to weaken the blood. Start taking them to-day ami you will soon feel the benefit. At all chemists and stores, 3s per box.
The percentage of fat ' in milk a cow is to give is fixed at birth, and remains fairly constant. If the milk of the dam were subject to marked or violent fluctuations', varying in composition with every small change in quantity of food supply, the welfare of the young animal receiving it would be constantly threatened; so nature has wisely provided that tlrs vital food shall remain quite constant in composition. If the percentage of fat in mil‘k could be manipulated by feeding, and materially increased, there would be only one breed of dairy cattle, and that would be the larger milking breed. It may be possible to increase temporarily the , percentage of fat for a short period, when rich protein feeds arc used, although sometimes it goes the other v.ay. In all the years of improvement of the different breeds the fact still remains that Friesland, Guernsey or Jersey milk remains about the same in percentage as 50 yea'rs ago, taking the breeds as a whole.
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Wairarapa Age, 5 August 1921, Page 3
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