Tape Worm

Mr. G. W. Magraw, uf Salem, has beeü a sufferer ftotfl tape woruj for about throe years. His trouble has geiierally been diagnosed by physicians as dyspepsia, ulcers of'thc: stouiaeh, etc. A short time ago lie applicd to Dr. Frederiek, of'Salem, f'or relief, who at once suspected ;i tape worm. and aduiinistered suoh jffoctuul treatment tliat the whole entozoon was expelled. 'J'lie Dr. U Mtuflad thtt he bus the whole of' it, as a microscopical examination ol'the small extroiuity reveáis tbe oircle of' hooklets around a convexity which h the bead, and olastifiea it u Tcenia w I i a tu.