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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 976, 17 November 1910, Page 3

Thread Worms Expelled.

BY COMSTOCK'S "DEAD SHOT" ( WORM PELLETS. Mrs. M. Jobnson, 135 Elizabeth .Street Wellington, N.Z., writes':—"Permit-mo tc express my grateful appreciation of the value of your Comstock's 'Dead Shot Worm Pellets. My little girl, aged thrw years, was very bad, continually pickinj her nose, and jumping about in hei sleep at nights, till she was afraid o] being left alono night or day. 11 j husband, after bringing home differem so-called remedies and 'certain cures,' al of no earthly good, decided to give Com stock's 'Dead Shot' Worm Pellets a fail trial; X smiled when I saw what ho had as I was Gick and tired of trying to cur. the poor child. After taking tho firs doso tho result was.marvellous; she mus have been simply alive with worms. ; continued tho treatment, giving her i Pellet in the morning and a teaspoonfu of castor oil at night, and I am pleasci to say that she'is thoroughly cured, am has. had no returti of tlv> Fymptoms.'" Obtainable at all the leading chemist and storekeepers, or will bo forwarded b; mail (ppst paid) at tho same price, Is. Gii per box, by Tho W. H. Comstock Co. Ltd., Parish Street, Wellington— Advt. At the end of June the number c motor-cars registered in the United King dom was 203,227.

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