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Dominion, Volume 4, Issue 1155, 16 June 1911, Page 3

AVhea the fangs of a poisonous snake are removed new fangs grow quicklv in their place. At the back of each fan? 7— serpents have two special teeth, or fan»s —are smaller ones varying in size, but all growing steadily, and awaiting their turn to take the place of the previous one. iverv six or eight weeks a fullgrown fang is shed; but not until tho one immediately behind it is connected with the poison gland and ready for workdoes the old one drop out. that poor man with a corn, "ota how ho hobbles, forlorn; FROGANDBa will ease him, cr »?i R ? tenso him, tie II bo hlco a now baby born. BAURACLOUGH'S I'ROGANDUA FOR CORNS, Is. A great fire broke out at the Sadar Bazaar at Delhi, India, 011 April 25. A large number of shops were destroyed, and the damage is estimated at over It is, however, believed that the fun will clear the city of plague, which was recently causing a hundred deaths a clay in the city in winch the Coronation Durbar is to be held. 1