The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1910-07-29

or two hours or until yscian that life
is extinct.
Efforts to promote warmth and circulation, beyond
moving the wet clothes and diving the skin must not be
made until the first of natural breathing For
circulation of the blood be induced before breathing has
recommenced the restoration to life will be endangered
Marshall Halls among the best: TO CLEAR THE
THROAT:-Pace the patient on the floor or ground with
the face downward and of the under the fore
head in which position all fluids will readily
by the mouth and the tongue itself will fall forward, leav
the entrance into the windppe free. Assist this
alton by wping and cleansing the mouth.
If satisfactory breathing commences, the treat
ment described below to promote warmth
If there be only slight breathing, breathing
or if the breathing fail, then
TO EXCITE BkEATHING:-Turn the patient we'll
and instantly the side supporting the head and excite
the nostrs with snuff hartshorn and smelling salts. Rub
the chest and face and dash cold water cold and
hot water alternately, them. there be success,
lose not moment, but instantly
TO INITIATE BREATHING Replace the patient on
the face raising and supporting the chest we'll folded
coat other article of Dress Turn the body very gently
on the side and little beyond and then brisky the
face back again. repeating these cautiously and
perseveringy about fifteen times in the minute
cry four five seconds. By placing the patient the
chest the weight of the body forces the air OUT when
turned the sde this removed and enters
the chest During the whole of the operations let per-
attend solely to the of the head and of the
arm placed under it.
TO PROMOTE WARMTH AND CIRCULATION.
Wrap the patient dry blankets. Promote the warmth of
the body by the application of hot fanne bottles of
water to the armps and soes of the feet Warm clothing
may generally be obtained from bystanders. If the pa
tent has been carried house after respiration has been
restored be careful to let the air play freely the
room. On the restoration of life, when the power of
swallowing has returned teaspoonfu of water,
small quantities of wine, water coffee should be
administered. The patient should be kept in bed and
disposition sleep encouraged During reaction large
dploc to tho hoO tho
greatly relieve the distressed breathing.
Cautons:-Prevent unnecessary crowding of persons
round the body.
Avoid rough usage and do not allow the
body to remain the back unless the tongue is
Under circumstances hold the body up
Remember that the most importantly thing
of all is to send bysander running for the nearest
physician
The above treatment should be continued for some
hours it opinion that persons
vocabe because life does not make its appearance
Persons have been restored after perseverng many
hours
II FeW ,Snailes
The scientists tell that the life of fly days
The amount of business that the fly do in lifetime
is astonishing.
1t is said that there is dearth of fresh eggs but
have heard no complaint from actors the THAT
there is not plentitude of the other kind.
Down in South Carolina a walked in her night
lie in her sleep right into graveyard where ghou
at work. They're in the asylum now.
We somewhat in doubt as to whether to extend
congratulations sympathy to that Massachusetts
who is cutting his third set of teeth.
1t seems like the irony of fate when safety" device
on big gun proves the cause of eleven deaths
1t appears to have reached the point when all Dr.
Wilson has to do is decide between the presidency of the
United States and the presidency of Princeton university