FORTY WORMS

Dominion, Volume 6, Issue 1826, 12 August 1913, Page 6

FORTY WORMS

FR6M A TWO-YEAR-Ol.tl CHILD, FROM TEN TO FOURTEEN* INCHES LONG. The general ill-health children is duo to tlio presence of wcf-nis, and parents should keep a sharp eye on theii children if there is a suspicion of, theii presence. The wonderful oft'cetivene.ss ol Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pellets is (strikingly illustrated in the statement of Mrs. .Tonikait, of Taima, Now Zealand, whose little girl eot rid of forty worms, of large size. Mrs. Jonikait's letter is as follows: — "I am still civing Comstock's 'Dead Shot' Worm Pellets to niv little girl and boy, and thoy arc both improving in health since taking thesa Pellets. • Tha little girl is just two years old, mid since t ailing jour worm medicinji she has passed forty worms. Tliey liivo been nil ver.v largo (from ten to fourteen inches lone).' I 'hope by still using your Worm PelMg (hat she will (=OOll l>e li<l of lliem nil.' Ona day last week, after taking one dosa of the Pellet.-, she passed nine worms. T mean to keep on using CoinstoeV's 'Dcail Shot' Worm Pellets till (he children are cured of tlio worms, for I think tlioy are dreadful tilings for children fo have. You have my permission to publish this letter." Parents need have uo fenr iu mbiiinistoring this remedy t» their childr.'ii according to directions, for it is purely vegetable. For sab by all chemisls. price 2s. 3d. per packet, or will be soil post paid oil receipt of price by The W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd., Parish Street, Wellington, N.Z.