THE DANGER OF WORMS
Stomach nnd Intestinal Worms nro one of the most common complaints throughout Australasia. Indigestion is n primary cause, or they may bs produced by Constipation, or through the catins of tainted food or food improperly cooked. Tlkto is also the possibility of their introduction into the system in the form of cvsls or Rcrins in fruit and meat bo that all classes of the community, irrespective of ago, are liable to this complaint. It is not alone the irritation and nnnoyaneo caused by these parasitical animals that infest the stomach and bowels, but tho more serious consequences which follow that must bo kept in view. From tho highly organised and sensitive parts which they 'occupy, Worms give , rise to great constitutional derangements and produce a variety of symptoms, more particularly affecting the stotnnch and head. Many cases of Convulsions. Epilepsy, Hysteria, St. .Vitus' Dance, Melancholia, Nervous Diseases, and even Insanity, have resulted from thus cause. If the patient has a tendency to any weakness, tlio neglect to eradicate the worms from the system must inevitably cause tho emaciation of tho whole body and a general breakdown of the whole organism.
COMSTOCK'S "DEAD SHOT" WORM PKM/ETS are a purely vegetable, preparation for the eradication of worms. Price. 2s. !ld. nor packet, pos-t free. Obtainable nt all chemists and stores, or direct from Tho W. H. Comstock Co, LtiL. Farisb. Street, Wellington.*
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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1220, 31 August 1911, Page 6
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234Page 6 Advertisements Column 2 Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1220, 31 August 1911, Page 6
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