—Last week a three-year-old child of Mr. Thomas Hangnail was bitten by a rattlesnake. The father picked up thechild and rushed to town, securing the. • • * - * ! ’ N 'services of the Drs. Fitch. They gave the child quite heroic treatment, andafter working with it for three or four• . . • *hours; the father returned home^ with a fair prospect of recovery. At last accounts it was likely to live. The poison was quite virulent, the wound which was on the foot causing the flesh to turn black, and the little child suffered ter-