Next to ammonia mud is probabably
the best. A son of Mr. J. D Sharp,
of Spring Valley, Minnesota, was
Litton on thv foot by a rattlesnake
Several remedies were applied, each i
said to be a certain cure; but they i
all failed. He grew spotted, like a :
rattlesnake, they said, and became
very sick, and likely to die. At
length they put his foot in a pau of
mud. Hu was relieved in fifteen
minutes, and continued to improve
until he was well. If one has such
a bite to treat, and cannot get am
monia, let him give whisky, or
some other stimulant internally, and
apply mud to the part bitten, ehan
ing it once iu three Lours during
the lay.—f. T. in N. Y. Observer.
