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Remedy against Hyaropho5ia. The Glas- gov Argus mentions remedy for the bite of rabid animals, applied by Dr. David Bur nes, lbrotber of the traveller, Sir Aiexander) in the case of two ladies of that city. They were in the parIor Of hotel, when large dog entered, bit them both severely, and ran off pr. Burnes Was in the hotel. having been on tour in the Highlands with Lord and Lady Panmure, "Dr. Burnes, on learn ing the nature of the accident instantly can- terized, cupped and excised the wounds, and had also recourse to the singular method of making the patients suck their wounds Thisconrse the Dr. recommended ten years ago in the Lancet, and he says that no dan- ger whatever is to be feared from 1t, if the mouth and lips are free from sores CT chaps"