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The art ut making party "a III sue
cc~-iully b. by Uu means au easy accom-
pl.sl msut. Some Laye t-r happy kuack
af setting their guests al ease at once,
and making them pleased both with
themselves and yarh other whilst again
many Wvli-m,allug and tNtr nelly KIND
hcartrl YauUlc have habit %! putting
uu lU uyyIrtrIHlGs company manner
mu-t uufur'ua-a lu H. effect un those
whom tugy are anxious to please. Gursth
.re ALWAYS influenced hy their hostess ,
and Il .Lg ls not 90 her r.,~,, they cannot
ig 80 either unless, as rs sometimes tho
tl-e. there happens o. hc an iTrcprcsslhlr
spirit umuulft them Who aArvS t1 hv
-ariHhl, ani merry, and makes Others 80
roo. lu spite q company manners and
uuua,ual restrain, To bee perfectly
natural ss o. nc wen bred. and. contra
UriuEy a- 10 may seem, ! quite bcavN"
tlat % natural manner may ue cultivated
Just u- well a~ su artificial one. Aiiov-
taguu ami ~uli-eulsgl.u~u,-s are always
a-uluB1uE, aul, unfortunately, they
often prevent mu-t yrt,mal.r persons
hylug appreciated SIS from their many
-u.i qualities t.uy deserve to hu II
v, lpuk around u.. az.i note Who are tllc
murt popular 81 our acquaintance, we
shall hnl that il d, rarely the LauaslmeFt.
tag cloyyry,t. ur masi accomplished, hut
invariably those who have tAr happy
talent - being ally to forget themselves.
These NIGH, bc endowed with fairy
vauis, -o manifold arc their powers ~
charming. Trey make the 1lrut talk,
the grave merry, and those weighed
down with -arrau put away their grief.
Such arg ever vc.cumc. Tor hy their
ready sympathy they can adapt them
selves "a auy sscirty; and III tac art ui en-
iartaiuiug others they are ssmply portcc-
uon. for thcy make ,hrir friends feel tAai
they have really c'lue cat ta enjoy them.
a,ly,s, and not merely iar thr sake 81
fulfilling au irk~om, spcial duty.
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Our Ocean Carving Trahe.

The rapid growth Of the merchant
shipping Of the leading maritime powers
Of the world, particularly in the line Of
iron steamships, fnd the contracted con
dition Of the exchange Of products be-
tween nations, has caused n depression
in the ocean carrying trade, probably
never before known during the present
generation of business men. The only
hope, therefore. of any decided change
for the better in the present unfortunate
condition Of the shipping interest will he
in the revival Of industry, and conse-
quently the opening OF commerce, and a
temporary suspension III ship-building.
And even then, if Americans hope to
compete with Europeans, it will be alb
solutely necessary for our countrymen to
manage their vessels rs cheaply as their
foreign rivals who traverse the great
highway of the worlds oceans and seas
for the supremacy Of the carrying trade
in all countries. Vessel property was
never cheaper than it is ut the present
time, but nevertheless there is still n
wide margin for economy in its manage.
ment.--Boston DailB Adpertise,r
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The Champion Rat KILLER.

A tall man. with nose like muffin.
went iuto Mann street boarding house
one day las, week, and asked for "a
dinner
Owing 30 the general depression of
business, and consequent scarcity of the
rhiuo, said the proprietor. looking the
tall man over, "a dinner viii cost YOU
thivty-iive cents. I'm aGva-
- have nothing Wit. mo hut "a check
on % Boston bank, observed the tall
man.
Checks ON Boston hanks amt worth
a copper, romarkcd the landlord Il
guess you'll have 60 dine more sumptu-
ausly elsewhere
Can't | do something for my DIM
nery askod the tall man. as hungry
paug gripcd him.
"Nou cam pay, said the proprietor,
impre>Siycly.
You give mo my dinner, sand the
tall man I'm agree 60 clean Nuur
house ol every rat u H. | have per
formed the feat lu many hotcls through
oUt the country, wjth most satisfactory
results.
The proprietor accepted the bargain
rs "a most a,iyantaECuu, uuc a. himself,
and the tall man seated himself 40 the
table, whore he did fearful execution
among the yirtuals He finished has
dinner in half an hour, lacAcd ms teeth
with a fork. called Ion "a clglr, and pr'
ceelod ~ enjoy IT,
"Now, then, said the proprietor,
when the tall man had finished hls
smoke, lets set to business. Go ior
the rats.
All, YES. returned the tall man
"vith pleasure. Prncurv me hight
iron liar. about four feet ma length, aud
| Will prorcs>l to business.
The iron bar was produced and the
loatcrs gathered around to witness the
interesting procce,huEs.
Now begin, said the proprietor
"Wbtrr Will YOU commence first
Right here. replied the tall man, as
he carefully rolled back hls cuts, spit
tn his hands. and graSped the iron bar
firmly, while the proprietor stooi 10y
with greA. anxiety depicted on ms coun
tenaucp.
Now, said the tall man. impressive
y, as he slowly elevated the bar, are
you all ready?'
All ready" returned the proprietor,
excite,ily.
Then. SAID the tall man, "brtng on
Your rats.
For the space Of five minutes the eN-
cittmeut ot au rnt,rr Presidential tlec-
tiuu hllel the room. When It subsiied
the t.dl man was nowhere Ia ue seen, and
tho proprietor Was standing before -
glass tying an oyster over hsS lett eye.
The rats still rc,rl in their native free
dom.-HocklaHi Courier.
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ngtuu, has rendered hia roAFnatiou aud the
position has hyvu rli,u tuJ. ID pyifrra ......
kvy. Hector liruNustuu oldest Methodist
Clergyman Boz New York state, poo tho active
dugl,a uf thy ministry died az lhmylrtk, aged
,.Fhty-siN ..... At the hro in Montreal uluo
ryrsuu- uyIv Llllpi and ton Wounded. thv latoat
reports asy ....,it ia said that American 100.
forests u China received death bluN ly the
aalv yf thy shanghai rt,als navigation vuu-
rany 10 the Chinese 49,. Al pekalh. Miss.,
ara ylJ political fyud terminated iu tho KILLING
ut eiA men. Chester Morgan A Arundr,
diN guuds and carpet dvalrr- ut Nu1Au A. "
ha,, tallpi, with liabilities amounting tu t2hu -
600. ....A 4 referee uf the American Popular
Afy insurance company, yf New lygh, has been
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17
A CuriouS Fish.

A very curious fish was taken 10y some
fishermen I'm Long Island sound. In
general appearance IT resembles a small
sen serpent 1t has long, graceful,
slender body, compressed and scalclcss.
The head has a SAVAGE huil dog front.
In color il is a reddish brown, with still
darker reddish bloiches forming two
longitudinal series on the sides. The
dorsal fin extends the entire length Of
the body, and at intervals is marked
with fiery rcd spots. which when the
creature moves its fin assume bright
colors. The mouth opens ohliqucly, and
even the yomcr and palatincs are covered
with sharp teeth. The New York aqua.
rum has secured this moustrosity, and
it disports itself in a tank IN that iustitu-
tibu
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

AFTER an experience Of over twenty
Eve years. many leading physicians ackuoWl.
edge that the GrdcGubTg MdrNtdWs Uterine
Cdho'iopa is the only known certain remedy
for diseases to h'ch women are subject tn,
Grd,GHbrg I,gfohb PWs, the most popular
remedy Of tho day for biliou-noss, headache.
liver complaint and diseases OF digestion. sold
by all druggists. Send for almanacs. Grafcn-
berg Co. New York.
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We are satisfied that Hatoh's Universal Cough
Syrup is one uf the most valuable cough RENE
dies that wc sell. II any one IN need of such q
remedy will call on us. We viii refer them {,
those who have used and will fully CoTohorat,
al We can say about IT, We have sold II some
four voarz aud il has become the leading mcdi-
cine of ts kind J. T. a II. 7. Woop,
Dexter. Jcn. Co., ~ y
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Two Irr,csn,iiabie Conditions

btilAth aaG l,alJh AIu lTur1lcl4allu Jaudi-
u.a- Weakly people, that ls tu say people
Who lAel tlr vitality requisite frr vigorous
discharge uI each Aud 4ll ui the bodily fuur-
tluu-. aI, invariably afflicted with some, though
lt may De- O. tlfuE. disorder uf thy sEstem-
AI.HN. OF WANT ut nervous and muscular
hi-ur .s accompanied ly poverty ul iAe tluol
and lrauur-s. A certain say 10 overcome %
aud prevent lAv aggravated ulaladl,a 90 which
li musg ultimately lead, ls iu usr Hustettsr
stomach lAlt,f-. pllgA promote digestion aAd
assimilation 81 flg food. aId thus ATe iAe
Ia,4Hs 90. furnishing ,lr holy with a supply oi
tlauI ~ quality ,s-tlIlal Go Its pfup,y uoui-
l-hmsHL Inauguration through The lnstr4n,l-
tai.tE q The Matlalp-a tal4s protects o., feeble
from host II bodily .lls which l4rE lu aMlurl
f1r IA, dyblltALud. Ile lAIt,rs are aA ai.lglt
which Ii .s mos, desirable o. Eo,p constantly ul
hand
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

The 18th of MAY viii by notable FOR the
first celebration Of the grand NHri, Gras car
uiyal IN New York city, Tor which great prcpa-
ratiuus are being made Thousands Of yisitnrs
will De- iu attendance. and 90 them We tab,
pleasure in recommending the Grand Central
Hotel. the largest and best tirt-class hotel IN
New York city, and which will accommodate
visitors for from one TO two dollar, less per day
than IT, rivals
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Pleasant as Wine Harmless as Water
VAN BUSKIRK'S
TONIC INVIGORANT /!

Many persons have obtained the bcsf health Of
,heir lives 10y tlr of th,s excellent and popuiar
remedy. Nearly every form q dehia's aud discaar
has been cunrd by it. ana without any of the usual
Advertising t has becrnc 80 favoratiy known thai
q ~ being srot goF from an parts of the country,
aud the facilities Ser mskiue have had tc L. in
creased g. she rsTsc.t, - hundreds 81 thousands
% bottles So meet fne cosai increasing den and
The succons 90 fhis remedy has no parallel. and
wherever known it has acquired reputation never
equaled rs Huy other madeleine. It's wonderful
mac{c.Ilkc effect NuTpfleoa az, it does every enc
rood and iusurps good health and strength 20 sll
who tatc H.
hNiausness hcAdEchr. neuralgia. and al affections
~ the stomach. liver. EJnrys and nervous system,
aud for every form % debility it Sc without doubt
the chcaprst plraksRicst and best medicine IA the
world.
Price only 50 crut> f1T Hall pint bottles.
VAN BUSKIRK Il Co. Proprietor -,
Is Vcprv street. New Work.
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Decidedly the best remedy that has ever been
discovered for rheumatism, swollen or stin
joints, flesh wounds, sprains bruises, cute
and burns. is .IphHSoH's AHOdyis LiniHicJi.
We use it, and always recommend il to our
friends
The Centre reporter. [volume] (Centre Hall, Pa.) 1871-1940, 1877-05-17

Iaeis iar those Who have t,,l dusrl
dsu1e,I auG auacirl. S,lf-Aelp faT woaE and
laaFRuu- sufferer Information worth thousands
g. ts,s~r uat ef health The pew Health Jour
ual ,lAl t5zsAss AIl. s,lt ilss. Adir,-s, Eeo-
tf.c Quarterly, Cincinnati. %.
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Are Won CUstivct
II 30, be careful of disease Avoid il 10y taking
Quirk's Irish Tea Price % cents.
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ITS MEDICAL PROPERTIES ARE
Alternative, Tonic, Sol
vent and Diuretic.
Reliable Evidence.

Mn n Y. SrrvrSs
frIr Nirl uiil most shoorfully add
my testimony 81 ihp rTesi number yuu
havp ALREADY received ln fstaT of ruui
great and goad medicine, Y AEtETlNE
Tor ! DO nat thiuk rnuuFh can BE- zatd
tn Sc praiar far ] vas troubled ovr'
ttirtY rezrs with that dreadful dssoarr
tatHrra, and had such bad csuEhtnE
spcils THAT b. would rnen o. though
never cuuld breathe any more. and
AEGETlNE has cured me and I g.
feel Go thank God an thc ttmr there b. 81
good n medicine a. NiCETtN NJ. and
al.H think tt one uf tbe lsrvi medicines
tnr coughs and weak. sinkinF frel liugi
% The aEmrrh. sui advise everybody
60 tak- tho EEGErtNE. for I can a.
sure them % tH ono af she hest mcdi
cinue that over was
Mas l. GORE.
Cor MaEagne and wslnu, Streets.
Cambridge. Mass
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EaGSs Dmuu lau-uur. lAs-.iudc and that
iuu state 4 ia, s1stsm peculiar a. the spring
time ~ tlt wear. are immediately relieved tt
thy TtAJNIsN s4EJr. uEleh supplies thr blood
with It's vital principal Il lie element lTuu-
lufus4us strength ,l4uT aud new life INTO al
parts ui the rysI,l. Being free from alcohol.
lt, ,lrg-lzlHF &c. &. are aui fulIJacd by ougru-
spending roaatau. bLt are PERMANENT SOLD
ly al dsG.El-t,. Pamphlets fires.
~lu s.. IJsIlL 8 stAs, pTuprigtuTs Boston.
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Z, d, sald F., those pla know, iAa, h.-sl &
NLal4H. tl.r manufacture q ihe justly oslc-
HlaItI and Hy. kLHuu Yeast Powder ulHcA
icaf- ggr laWr. have ta, largest and masi
ueurlrtr rrtat4.-AIIat ~ thy hlHl lu Tie
aur.i IA, capacity uf ta,sr mammoth factory
lr -llf.E marvellous reaching the immense
quantity - t.ts millions 90 pounds annually.
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Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam, the great New
England cure fuy coughs, colds and consump-
ton Cutlpr Hru- n Go. r. Boston. only genuine
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Price. S2.05 \ car, Postage tarudcd.
NoTE In cats uf Frr rl1rr suhscrhors The prscr
ts S2.Gb Year each
lts zHsl th1urhts far Nuaday schools. g News al
ghurctos- and the o. Work of eur Church +" AZ Hosng
and Abroad ts CoFresar 3runn fru al parts cf tte
world 10 Ah scsGrabuts0rs irun men. and
"a taFaais make q of she Caoauost anG Mos Vale
able fasutly Newspapers d tlf Guuntrg.
u aaN outzu trvQuruf lnferrasn1 Sermons hy Rev
d. NaasvoFtb and other vlpgucHt dfruns, any ui
s1tch usi arurt pas foT the suhsesFtta1l. Srad ths
IA HUsf sfficr order check
letter - TIIE PRHc-BN TEktAN.
1919 Chestnut elrnr1. PhiiA.
WANHTNUruN CfNTUNNIAt MtunAtAi- go cts add.
tlunai. plain uf - 100 in cuiars
sfec. men Copit-s e The pFr~hygrFinn srnt FREE.
NoEE -Fgr $3.50 wsl give fWn pEENMH 1u8llk =
one year. and cops 81 thu klk1aE DICTIONARY
brand cofh. u pages uhich ret fur $50.
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We >luulI uuI hesitate te recommend 90 auy
furu2 uf uar- Parsons FUgu-lu, Pills they
sEg scientifically prepared ard are adapted 81
zL tAe gEFu,as 20 e good pUfgauNc ulcdiclue.
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,s7ss. ,s SPECIFIC, p's' rt1i!s T. e. " Y 81. :, q
solid STEEL HARROW TEETH

strength Combined With iinhtursH.
Upon receipt ~ q rastHsifloo muiey urdaf ue VII
deliver ~ thu SrwhH railroad
o. p inch s4aafo trrthi ieis inrhna long ~ t1D
g. = inch squAfn teeth. ipt Inches Ions Tor d.so
EfrrlF nuhHh
hMnEIrA MEn 90. hrnAcnar. y. ".
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The Markets.

Rheumatism cured o. auce hy Duraug s
Rheumatic Lr-viY. send fug circular 90 Hell
pLtu-tuy A Bentley. Washington. j.. Z.
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Imn AtLNTr Is ANTID FUH THE
QRK DAYS OF GOD !

~ rHoF HERBERT NORRIS. A % d.
The Gflnd 8siaFs ~ The " GRID befnFc Adtn ,.
lte datrrss arEil ftTlE Efl HEstEfaals rtaHEsr lh
heaanllus nt aiasds Scr alH daa i.aaiaes, faisfa
and ru4llHs - Plan aauU bg saftrmyr. ~ tiAiui
clear aud easig understood tlaf 81 Fsal q ith de4eat
ntfssrsi ftfiisftatsls send foF 0ifeiiiHr teliIlr
nnd Sample lllastrailaIls. Address
3. 4. Mctth hDN a CO., philadelphia.
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Mattresses and Bedding

Hotols, Institutions and the Trade.
Feather, Hair, Aioss, iIu.ls, Excelsior rofn-
fortrrs, niankrts, Bsd Linen, & ein, Eir.
heHl faf Price Iasf
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al a i7a Chatham street, NKM YORK.
Il Rips SHIFTS -afiiy ana aaAiiiF Best
IN Aueps fatuat farilg lladu hfues hiiffe
tan De nHlurG rasF ilrfnnisnE llnuakuFrlefs
The svTg best Ella Tee NJ .tlu.
kuaHs lasf ltE hilFts made a. uleseufns
Ins ven bezI. aia - Nf.ftu.
A. sisgaut 80 at saaaias tsald f.lafs Collar snd
Sleeve hutss given ult each bali dan Keeps @iFis
kaHpa shI4ta dstsrad itfk on reuuEi ~ Iifaua
Ia sHl part - ts Inislaa Ifues charges % "a
haalloe nIh foil assutilis iir srlf llrasalutarisi
Nent Pres g. ahf address y stasnE Esquifed
Dual dtrttlg uth sac MAbHfAcf hna set hssltsm
ffsnas Keep hanufattuflnE Ga. fti3 Mercer nt, NY
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HeaIthfuIuess and Nearncss 10 Pc
IiticaI and Commercial Ceutres, &c.

Those counties of Virginia which con-
,titute what, Tor twelve years, has been
known, politically and geographically as
West Virginia, were erected into State
during the tendency OF civil. conflict.
Regard for natural boundaries was neces-
Sariy jmpracticable al the time the new
State was established, and 1t came into
the Union with its limits defined by the
chances and exIgencies of varying war
and not controlled by the laws which
govern more fortunate States in deter
mining the extent of their jurisdiction.
a consequence of this has naturally been
difficulty in the establishment of u p"rma-
uent seat of government. Al first, ~
Wneehng-then removed to Charleston
then again restored To WheelIng-the
question OF the permanent location OF the
Capital remains undecided.
1t is no purpose of this paper to dis
cuss the details of that much veXet cues
ton or recall its legislative history. All
admit the necessity and proprietv of IT.
speedy and final determination. 1t has
catered into and injuriousiy complicated
many subjects of grave State policy to
which it ha, borne no logical relation. 1t
has alrsyed different sections in opposi-
ton. and stimulated into bitter antaSOn-
isms feelings which should have never
gone beyond the limits of friendly and
generous rivalry. These and other con-
-iderstions have constantly suggested tue
expedieucy of disPosing finally OF Ques-
ton so disturbing to the unity OF our
people; and it is presumed the action OF
the Legislature last winter, was prompted
by purpose to entrust lts
determination to the people and thus
removr from the two Houses trou-
blr.,u.c and exciting subject interfering
rs We have said, With other and most i'm.
nnrtNnt lerisIAtlye duties.
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The shenandoah Valley.

This valley has become historic. Both
suffering and endurance have given II y
record which must live forever. The
beauty of It's Landscape. the fertility OF Its
farms. the working, wearing qualities OF
lis people make them worthy OF lis place
IN me annals which record the history of
the nation. Nature has been pro'Use in
the Gifts it has conferred. Lying be
t,yaro the North Mountain and tine
Blue Ridge, rolling and undulatlng
between these ranges, which mark lis
horizon on either side, drained by the
limited Po,omacs and the Shenandoah,
i affords n land-locked area q
fertile SOL, secured agairs. the
storms Oft the Atlantic, on the one hand
and protected on the other by the Ale
ghanies and North Mountaln-a double
barrier against the fierce winds OF the
northwest. In tie language ola travel
Ter. familiar with both hemispheres, 1T
* embcsomcd in an atmospheric lake.
Il have studied the climates OF Nice and
Pau in Northern France, adds the same
gentleman; Il have spent winter on
the Nile and in one of the sheltered val
leys OF Switzerland; | have lived years
in California and am now ready to affirm
that for heelthlness and life, the whole
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
THE DAILY REGIS En-.

One square,, men space.
One tlme............S stone mOuth.s . u
Two timeS........ / - Three months. - 90
One week.. ...... % one year......... = M
one square cnsngeab!r once week SoO.
Special Notices p per cent additional.
Advertisement, Ia occupy liked places -
per cent additional.
cuts WIZ be charged double for space
occupied
Doulle1 ClU,un advertisements, 81 per
cent aud LCLal.
i.ora. Nlu,eS 10 cents per l.ne-bUt no
tOeGl ,sG,tC. 5JiW ," inserted fOr less than ONE
DJLlDAh
All endorsements, except tor establish
ed business houses, must uv paid for III al
vance.
Bills with regular advertisers rendered
quarterly.
All bills due on the hrst appearance OF
the adv ertiScment.
Yearly advertisers will be confined to
their legitimate business, and all adver-
tiSemcntS not connected with II WI be
charged for at our regular rates.
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Martinsburg

is the county seat of Berkeley county
and now contains II population, in mum
Der, nearly 1000. Both the county and
the town were organized under Colonial
authority, in tn, reign o! George III,
the first court having been held on the
9.h dav of MAY, l772. For y long time,
j, was village stnrding, simply, ac.
commodatious tor the courts and their
business. and facilities for the local trade
of n thrifty and popuIous neighborhood
A prosperity commenced before the
war, after lis termination, followed the
enterprise of its citizens with renewed
evidences OF its permanent and sub tHn-
,ial character, and the town has grown
INTO All importance rccognlz'd through
cut the State, as Is shown blythe fact that
1t Is now the largest OF the three towns
winch are presented by the law - rival
claimants to the distinction of securing
the permanent seat of Safe government
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WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS


THE Countenance is pale and
lcadcn-COlOrcd, with occasional
Pushes, or a circumscrIbed spot on
one or both checks; the eyes become
dull; thcpupils dilate; an azure semi
circle runs along the lower eyc-ld;
theno5cisirritatcd, swell5, and some
times blccl5; 4 swelling of theupper
lip; occasional headache, with hum
ming or throbbjng Of the ears; an
unusual secretion Of saliva; Shiny or
furrcd tongue; breathvcr foul, par
ticularly in the morning; appetite
variable, sometimes yoraCiOus, witha
gnawing sensation Of the stomach, at
others, entirely gone; flccting pains
in the stomach; occasional nausea
andvomiting; violcntpa.n, through
out the abdomen; bowels Irregular,
at times costive; stools Shiny; not
unfrclucntly ting-d with blood ;
belly swollen and hard; urine tUr-
bid; respiration occasionally diff
cult, and accompanied b. hl.oou-a;
coughsomctimesd ry1Nd co0vu'-Ns;
uneasy ana Ii .urbci sleep. with
grinding of the teeth; temper y~.1-
bic, but generally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
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