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Gisborne Times, Volume XXV, Issue 1978, 14 January 1907, Page 1

Sykes’s Drench —Always Reliable. Farmers want a reliable drench—one that will not fail when trouble arises.' No drench lias had such unqualified success as Sykes’s. Over a thousand farmers have written expressing their gratitude for the remarkable cures which it has effected. One of these is Mr. James Tomath, the well-known dairyman, of Shannon, Manawatu. He writes: “I am in the habit of drenching my _ cows with Sykes’s Drench immediately after calving, and at all times on the appearance of inflammation of any kind. I have seldom known it to fail, and have always recommended it. DIGEST WHAT YOU EAT. The reason wiiy any wholesome food is not properly digested is because the stomach lacks some important element of digestion. Some stomachs lack peptone, others nro deficient in gastric jnicp or hydrochloric acid. The one thing necessary in any case of poor digestion, is to supply those digestive elements which the stomach lacks, and nothing does this so thoroughly and safely as Dr. Sheldon’s Digestive Tabules. They digest what you eat, thus giving the stomach a rest, and assistance until it is restored to its normal action and vigor. For salo by/"’A. AY. J. Mann, Agent, .xaw.mvh*/'