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The leaves of the wild cherry tree have
caused the death of a number of cattle DUR
ing the present season. The Pittsburg Ca
zette states that they are said to contain
Prussic acid, one Of the strongest poisons
known, of which the smallest drop, put into
the eye Of dog, caused instant death.