RELIEF FROM
ACCIDENTAL DEATH;
OR,
SUMMARY DIRECTIONS,
IN VERSE,

EXTRACTED FROM THE INSTRUCTIONS AT LARGE,
PUBLISHED BY

ALEXANDER JOHNSON, M.D.

(Introducer of the Practice into the British Dominions)
to divulge and generally establish a successful Treatment
for recovering Persons, who meet with Accidents that
produce suddenly an Appearance of Death; and to pre-
vent them, or any others, from being buried alive:

The Whole accompanied by EXPLANATORY NOTES, to show
that the original Practice here fet forth, being easy, plain and
unconnected with Medical Knowledge, can readily be fol-
lowed by every Class of Men; that the unlimited Benefits to
be reaped from it, can only be obtained by extending it to their
Exertions; and that they are but partially obtained from
the Efforts of a small Number of MEDICAL ASSISTANTS,
and COUNTRY PRACTITIONERS, recommended by the
several HUMANE SOCIETIES in this Kingdom.

Published, like all former Instruchions, at the Expence of the
Doctor, and given Gratis to all persons desirous of informa-
tion on the subject, or inclined to promote it.

LONDON:

PRINTED AT THE Elographic Press, to be had there, and at
No. 169, Piccadilly, and most other Booksellers.

1789.