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1t is stated in the Upland Union, that the
apple of the common cedar tree is an effect
nal remedy for the expulsion of worms from
children. They may either be eaten raw
while fresh from the tree, or if dry, be pound
ed fine, and taken in molasses. The remedy
is at all events harmless, and its efficacy APP
pears to have been fairly tested.