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The following is said to be an almost sure
means Of saving life in case Of lightning
stroke ;-"When any one is struck by light
ming, the first thing applied should be cold vim
egar-b bathing the person well throughout.
Should the patient complain of pain in the
arms or any other limb, let bleeding be resort
ed to, and give dose Of glauber salts which
dess o aoms pe aven anS ND ne esse


if they afford no relief, no human efforts will =