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Waikato Argus, Volume XIX, Issue 3028, 8 November 1905, Page 2

THE FRIEND OF THE FARMER SYKES’S DRENCH There is no stock medicine in ih •nai kct lo d y unit han came into such utnminen c. and, mat k it well, it is medicine that has come to stiy. Owners of c i»r, horses, ihonp and pigs who hove tried it in these classes of stock ull • ■ s’ify to the splendid results it achieved, ft may wc 1 he termed the fr end of .the f >rmiup corns unity in view of the great nd lusting benefits it has worker! for -tOik One point, it is well to impress n the owners of dairy herds at. this important period of the you, and that is to drench their cows after calving wtu Sykes’s wonderful preparation. If they do so they will never seek any other remedy Hear what a South Taranaki farmer has to my in this important natter. Mr W. M. Symons, Te Roti, writes: “ 1 have much pleasure in recommending Sykes’s Drench for cleans ing cows after calving. Several of our cows were very low through not cleansing. After using two doses on each animal the change was marvellous. You arc at liberty to make use of this for the benefit of others. t ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS. Any mother can give Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy to her little ones with a fooling of security. Tho absence of all narcotics makes this remedy tho safest and beat that can bo procured. For sale by W. Doy (Hamilton), Thos. Wells (Cambridge), Geo. M. A. Ahior To Awamutu) , Green and Colebrook (Ngaruawahia), L. do L. Ward and Co. (Taumaruuui), and T. H. Chapman (Kihiklhi).