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vav dawn in IS massage 70 tlia stomach. In the
confusion and alarm that esued, many cXpedents
were adopted by kind hearted aud afflicted friends.
such IA. swdlIown. hard substances, &c and BY me
dcal advice which was immediately procured, emet-
les we're aIso adniuisered-but all to no purpose,
except to render the situation oi the patient more
distressing. About ten huurs after the accident
DR.. Emmons. of this town. was called in. and the
remedy he applied, though simple, was to US novel
and ingenious, and may be Of use IN similar cases II
made public. A common wire was used about
twelve inches and half long, and doubled, with a
piece Of spung. attached to the end--this. in dry
state, WAS easily passed down the passage below
the pin, were it absorbed moisture. aud became 81,
much swollen. that in drawing it up, it completely


filled the 9sophagus, and brought up the pin, strong
ly attached to it.