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New Zealand Herald, Volume XLVI, Issue 14209, 4 November 1909, Page 3

FIVE STOMACH WORMS. PASSED BY A CHILD ONE YEAR AND TEN MONTHS OLD. •• "Tor six months," states Mrs. 0. A. Madden, of Kurrajong, N.S.W., " my little boy, now aged one year and ten months, has suffered from Stomach Worms, which the doctor attributed to the use of impure water. Until he was sixteen months old he enjoyed very good health, but subsequently lie became very irritable and cross, and later on he was examined by a doctor who stated that the cause was Stomach Worms. Various treatments were tried, and on one occasion a stomach worm was passed from the bowels. The evaculations from tho bowels were always stained with blood, and the motions were quite unnatural. On threo or four occasions the child was almost choked and went into convulsions and almost black in tho face through worms passing up to the throat, and I had to force my finger down the throat to remove the worm. "Only last week I was strongly• advised to try Comstock's "Dead Shot" Worm Pollets, and having obtained a box I gave the child a dose in accordance with the instructions, and the same evening five worms varying in length, the longest being 15 inches in length.were expelled." Comstock's " Dead Shot" Worm Pellets aro obtainable at all chemists and stores, or will be forwarded by post (postago paid) on receipt of remittance. Price, Is 6d per box (6 boxes, 8s 6d) Tlio W. H. Comstock Co., Ltd., Farish-stroet, Wellington.'

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