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Mount Ida Chronicle, Volume XL, Issue XL, 10 February 1911, Page 4

them off, and the prospects as to prices are good. The first consignment, of lambs of the season passed through to-day from Ida Valley bound for Pareora Freezing Works, and as the works at Burnside are not expected to | open until the middle of next month j it is likely that this consignment will be followed by others. The local school resumed on Tuesday, 24th, and the annual picnic took place in the school ground on the 23rd. The day was ideal for the purpose, and there was a large attendance of both young and old, and a very pleasant time was spent. Mr Robert Trotter has disposed* of his property to two of his neighbours, Mr Thos. Connolly and Mr John M'Lean, and is leaving Hyde for pastures new; and Mr A. C. Gray, who was one of the fortunate applicants at the recent ballot for Ormaglade, will also be leaving the district. The death of General Piet Cronge, who achieved fame during the Boer war, is announced. There was a severe storm in Melbourne on the evening of the sth inst. An inch and a half of rain fell in an hour. The streetß became foaming torrents and much damage was done through the flooding of houses and warehouses in the city. Bound Colingwood, Malvern, Armidale, and Toorak the water was several feet deep in many of the houses, and there were some exciting rescues. noes Your Child SUFFER From Worms! Stomach and intestinal worms are the cause of nine-tenths of the crying - , Eietfubiess, and irritability of Children. The mere mention of worms makes one feel uncomfortable, frut their presence in the system must assuredly cause such torture and agony that there is little wonder at the irritable disposition which is so often developed not only in Children but frequently in adults. Worms require a specific medicine, and there is no better remedy than Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pellets, as used by Mrs Willmott, of Cooma,. N.S.W., wh« states: —"Hearing- about the wonderful success of your Worm Pellets, 1. decided to give them a trial. 1 gave my three children, Roy, Phillis, and Horace, a dose each, as they had all the symptoms of Worms. The pellets were taken at 6 o'clock in the mornins-, and at 10 o'clock Roy had passed a Stomach Worm about twelve inches in length, and the other children passed quite a number of Thread Worms. Since taking the pellets the children seem greatly relieved, and appear to be better in health. I shall always recommend them to my friends, and you may use this testimonial for publication in any way you please." ' COiSTOC/fj. ' "DEAD SHOT" For sale by all chemists, price Is. 6d.; or will be sent post paid at same price by The W. H. Comstock Co.j Ltd., -Farish Street, Wellington.