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Lake County Press, Issue 2792, 3 July 1919, Page 5

Wonderful Icfsievement STOMACH AND THREAD WORMS EXPELLED BY COMSTOCK'S "DEAD SHOT" WORM PELLETS AFTER MEDICAL TREATMENT FAILED. Still another instance of the efficacy of Comstock's ".Dead Shot" Worm Pellets, is the case of Nell Brett, whose mother, Mrs. J. w. \ Brett, of Van ffi~ wk D i email's Land Terrace, ■ ®» We 11 i ngton Street, South Burnie, Tas., writes: "My little daugbter Nell, three years of age, was treated ■.\ with Com'Dead r>:*vv<*s&4iw!Hum,wffss<' Shot' Worm Pellets, as she jj' ( was troubled Mil Bnu. with worms. J™««p% After taking about half a tube of Worm Pellets I was astonished at the number of worms she passed, about eight in all comprising stomach worms, measuring from 45 to 10J inches in length. She also passed a number of thread worms. I had my child under several doctors, and after much treatment proved of no avail. As a last resort your great remedy, as stated above accomplished the work most successfully. You may use this testimony for publication." Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pellets are a purely vegetable medicinal preparation for the eradication of ©Worms in children and adults. Comstock's " Dead Shot ' Worm Pellets, are for sale by all chemists and storekeepers, price 3/6 per packet,, or Bix packets for 20s, or will ho sent post paid at the same price, by The W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd., Farish Street, Wellington, N.2. "LINSEED COMPOUND," Trade Mark of Kay's Compound Essence Linseed, fo£ Coughs and Golds.