Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-03
two-thIrds of Its length and i'm medlstely

two-thirds of Its length and i'm mediateI,
recover its first position 80 as 10 pIyo i
second blow. One. however, 10 enough,
III strong one 1t lets much bison into
your veins and In the worst case Won can.
moi expect to live more than 4 or . miu
utes. The frat thing TO do Is out with
your KNIFE aud piece the wound thor
oughly and instantly. Let the blood run
freely aud wash the poison away. 1t Ii
your only hope. The lecturer had been
bitten twice by venOmous reptiles and
saved his life this way. Then, soon as
you can, haze hyp0lermic njtction of
permagnate OF potash into your veins.
DR.. Mitchell OF Philadelphia SAYS this
is TIE antidote that neutralles the rattle
snakes POISON. lie often leaves his
| poison. II is albuminous. 1t Is clear as
crystal aud yelowish white. Ammoni,
water Is beneficial wash Tor the bite Of
all intects. When you hear the whizzinc
sound CT the rattle do not stand rs.
founded or paralyzed Run from 1t
| qllcAly, Tor you have been warned.
| However, You or any child can kill the
rattlc'snako very easy. just take Il
round stick two ieet long and hit him
on hts head two or three times. His
head is tender and he dies easy. but
make sure W rk oi II. If hurt ever SO
much elscwh here, he can use ihcs. ia pps
many a tine. Men arc yery foolish
about ra.tle-snskes IN two ways. LIST,
Ihey thiuk they can play With them
after they extract the iqugs But he las
several tsngs, fni the others quickly
grow. The lecturer here explained by
his splendid charts aud specimens the
position OF ihe iangs, poison sacks, etc.
2nd. It's all nonsense TO think drinking
whisky does any good. Plenty of bitten
men die, loadei with whisky. What tie
whisky Is good for is to preserse The
snake after yOu kill him. Sometimes he
may strike witn four ianps, two on each
side, which is suddenly fital. They are
below 46 degrees OF north Latitude.
If insects, as S, iicrs, tarintulas, cent?
pedes, etc, run over yous face ia the
night do not brush them or you will get
oiter. 1hey are hunting smal er insects,
which they cat, and pa on .hsir way
harmless
The professor was asked, after the lee.
ture, what Insect would exterminate the
solder and he said hornets Ia the trop'c.
What would Kill ileas? The land tortoise
In the tropics. He was then asked what
would kill bed-bugs and he said spirits Of
iurpenline. Cockroaches would eat bed
bugs, but the remedy might be worse
than the dsea.e. feirets would eat rats
and mice, rabbits, etc.
10 catch the reaches. Set II soup plate
with lard in the bottom. Cut strips of
psp;r and paste tn m from the floor TO
the edge OF the plate as narrow BRIDGE.
Mr.. Roach gets his feet greasy and can
not crawl back. If he is numerous the
plate aud lard are sure to cat:b many,
He told several amusing stories, of
which we refer to two. A lady In a car
Looked at him with a CLASSY, Wild eye,
screamed and tainted. After she was
brought TO she was going to do 1t a
second time when he noticed that one OF
the turtles he had In his breast pocket
WAS running it's head ont. At another
time he had a harmless. beautiful little
green snake In his vest pocket, and with
ont thinking ol 1t went TO the dinner
table at the hotel.
Alter dinner the landlord politely asked
him as a favor TO receive his Ele ,ls in his
room, as they all had been watching him
several days and thought he was loaded
with snakes, &c. DO Hecomplied, but train
ed the little snake to come forward on
the table and eat a piece OF meat each
meal. Que day he iayited the landlord |
in to see he still had company. After
seeing the suake eat, the landlord was
wonderfully amused aud told his board |
ere. They insisted oil the professor com
ing down to the table, which he did, |
keeping the snake out Of sight.
But lady whose curiosity got the bet |
ter OF her asked TO see the snake, and |
they all became anxious TO see T., aud |
looked on int,nlly while 1t performed It's
part well.
The Instructors specimens arc exten-
sive, OF great value, beauty and first
class condition. lie has been % Years In |
gathering them, and reckoued Lie was |
too short 10 perform so much work over
again. His coming to our city Is of great
advantage to our people, aud we trust all |
who read this Instructive lecture will |
recommend It to others
Professor Goldey's enterprise entities |
him TO great credit.