Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-10-07


refreshing air is of the greatest im,o,,,n..:-.,-
process Of resusctation. 1.-THE
moi more than six persons are 10 b.
on' 20 apply the proper means-a greater ni,,'' pc
wiz oe useless, and may retord. or totam,
the restoration of life, by rendern. ~.
VI ''e department unwhoesome. II will he -,
10 require the absence of thosa ), ho -,
'e"e merely from motives of curiosity. ~
VIII be proper for one of the as.s,, ,,s
WIN pair OF bellows of the common size. ,nnl,'
''e pipe httie way up onesoossril, 10, blow
WIN some force, in order to introduce air
lungs; at the same time the other no,tr rI ., ~
mouth are to be closed by another assistant wb;is
'hrd person gently presses on the chest with b;S
'"n'' ai'er The lungs are observed TO be inflated
10y pursuing this process, noxious, and the sto o..
.'an' 'aPors will be expelled, and natural hre.,S
ing Initiated. If the pipe of the bellows ho too
urge, the air may be blown in the mouth Tho
noslrls al the same time being closed. so that !,
"ay not escape that way; but the lungs re- mora
d'ny I,'ed. and natural breathing better INIT, ;.
Gu; oy 6owing up the nostril.
Le' 'he BODY be gently rubbed with com.
on S"''' or with flannel sprinkled with sniri,s os
rum or geneva. A warming nan beo,ed I,ha ta as
dy oeng surrounded with flannels) NAV hs i;rh,
~ moved up and down tho back. Fermentation
VI mol brandy are to be applied TO the nj, of tbe
stomach, IONS, &C., and often renewed. Ro,,e,
n''eo II win hot water, heated tiles covered win
hannel, or hot bricks, may be efficacousv ,nn,;sd
10 the sole of the feet, palm of the hands , nd
o'her parts Of the body. The temples NAV be
fuooed with the spirits Of hartshorn, and the nos.
'r''s now and then tcked with u feather. md
snui' or eau dc lace, should be occasionally an.
Piled. "P'
8. Tobacco fumes thrown up tho fundamont :
u 'u'hIsa'or 10 at hand, the common pipe may
answer tue purpose. The operation should be
frequently performed, as it is Of importance; for
'ne good effects Of this process have been ex,c.
rienced in var ety Of instance. of snsnan,a,
animation. But should the application of toloc.
CO smoke IN this way not be immedia,elv conve.
n'ent. or other impedimenls arise, clusters of this
hero' or other acrld infusions with salt, &c, ma Y
be thrown up with advantage.
o. when these means have been EMPLOYED
without success, and any brew house or warm
bath can be readily obtained, the BODY should be
carefully conveyed to such place, and remain
IN the bath, or surrounded with warm grains. for
three or four hours.
tra SuiIu has .,Suu Il, ~ ~ I,,,, IN, ,,.,, ,,, ~,
wiped perfectly dry, and Immediately placed in
bed between two healthy persons. The salutary
ELECTS Of the natural warmth, vital conyeyed in
this manner, have been proved in variety of sue
cessfu cases.
~. While the various methods of treatmen,
are employed, the body is to be well shaken every
Ten minutes IN order to render the process Of ami
hation more certainly successful. and children in
particular are to be much agitated, by taking hold
OF their legs and arms, frequently and for con.
t'nuance OF time. In various instances agitntion
mas forwarded the recovery of BOYS who have
oeeh drowned. and continued for considerable
Time apparently dead.
II
- IL there be any signs Of returning life
suoh as signing, gasping, or convusiye motions. q
st "I " any warm liquor may be administer.
co.d., u she act OF swallowing is returned, then
/, s,,am VI warm brandy or wine may be given
III small Quantities, and freouentIv ran.,,a, se
~ Ihe foregoing directions are extroc,sd e.
ehc'sohs encyclopedia. The use of ,,,oo;a
oooasionaiiy applied to the nostrils. bv hn,,J;ns
VI har'shorn under the valve of tho hai
~hhe Initiating the lungs is highly 60
eudeo' t' especially in cases where anima,;nn h..
s..,,H suspended Tor long time. Gen,lepess. nrr.
pas,n "no energy are cminently necessary.
nes'oration ought to be ATTEMPTED in ,,U ra:,.
"here the body has not been under mora ,l"s
po "oars' although the efforts may not be crow
eu win success. Four, six, and seven hours wand
De well spent, if thereby the life ofa fellow.
ing might be saved.
The Buffalo Hunt.-Tbe New York Tribune
~ '"e .'' n"S tiie ioi'owihS account OF this novel
spectacle for New Yorkers:
AT few minutes after 3o'clock Yesterday, the
herd OF ButfalOes we're let loose in a circular
arena enclosed by fence and railing. French.
the hunter, dressed in appropriate Indian cIothiug,
and mounted on fleet grey horse, uttered an In
dian whoop and pursued them. After playing
with them about two-thirds round the space, he
threw his lasso. and captured one of the herd.
but when within about three-eighlhs of milo of
the starting point. the whole herd broke through
in the inner side among the multitude; then came
1t the peoples turn to look for safety, and the
rush was tremendous. Flight in every direction
became the general order, and tho route extend.
ed on all sides. Select pic-nics spread out in
grassy angles, which promised invloa,e privacy
from obtrusion, we're invaded and aba ardoned b,
their affrighted owners, and disappeared with
unaccountable despatch; the trees became places
OF refuge, and every hole and corner which pro-
missed security, was tenanted. Meanwhile the
hunter held on to the captured buffalo, until in
passing mnrshy place, the horse sunk knee deep
IN tho morass and he had to let 70 the Iasso when
the animal lnade OFT and joined his kindred fugi.
tlves. French soon liberated himself, and with
lasso in hand, rode over the hil and out of sight
Of the spectators. The buffalo which esca Ded r,.