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expulsion of worms from children. The remedy is simple, and ono that can Do ob-

 tained as all seasons ofthe year. He says

 while several of his children were going to

 their grandmothcr's in April last, on wis

 it, they took, for amusement, from the leaves or twivs of tho Cedar trees, what is

 generally called the Cedar Apple or Knot. One of them who had always been much afflicted with worms since the age of two yearS(ncw between six and seven)and every thing had been done for it in the power of skilful physician, for their expulsion, but all to no effect; it was in very delicate state of health, and cat several apples the consequence was, that several worms were expelled from her-the remedy was again administered, and in twelve hours three hundred and upwards came from her. Mir. II. to be satisfied of its efficacy gave the apples to five ofhis children who were in good health--it had the same effect as upon the first. He also eat several of the apples himself,and the effect was the same. Thus, through the medium of mere chance, one of the best remedies and the most simple has been discovered. Mir. H. makes the above public with view to benefit his fellow citizens. He recommends that the apples should be eaten nine mornings in succession, fasting-if dry, to be pounded fine, and taken in molasses-or eat them just as they come from off the tree. At this season ofthe year, the apples or knots. are to be found in great abundance on the cedar trees.