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Dominion, Volume 11, Issue 255, 16 July 1918, Page 8

THIN AND PUNY CHILD PASSKD THBRF, LAUGH STOIUCH WORMS Al-TKI! TWO DOSKS OF I'OMKTOCK'S "DEAD K11OT" WOK.U PKJ.ETP. HEALTH" \\l) STiIKNOTII NOW GHUATLY JMPlfOVIJI). "Smut , iwdve months of ;;i;e my child was thin and puny, »i\4 backward in w.ilkinx. and 1 was ii,iabl« to ilisutn-.M-the cause of her sufferiiur," states iMrs. M'Grath, of 73 llonleni Street. Newtown Sydney, N.S.W., "but nttribiilud it t<". teething, nnd I was very worried remiminir her henlth, I'parinj; that I would lose her. Thinking that she might possibly have worms, at different limes during this period I tried various remedies, but without iiny result. About three weeks aso, acting on the advice of « nnigli. Iwur, 1 decided to try Comstock's 'Denil Shot' Worm Pellets, so obtained a uacket. Nt the eliemist's. After the first <los« n\\n passed a stomach worm thirteen iuchen loiiif, and after the second d(.sc n. few days later, shn passed two more stoniiu:li worms, one thirteen, and the other eicli*inches long. Although the time Hint hut elapsed since then is very short, m> lil.tlo girl has picked ii|i wornlerfiillv. nm gained weight. The child is now two years of age, and it is only siiuc pass, ing the worms Hint she has been able In walk properly. I inn only too plowed (~. allow you to publish this ftateniPiit, ami would confirm same to anyone culling on me." Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pellete are a purely vegetable medicinal propnni. lion for the eradication of worms U children and adults. For sale by a\! chemists and storekeepers, price 3s. Gdper packot, or will be sent post paid at the same price by Tho W. H. Comstocb Co., Ltd., Farish Street, Wellington,