{"newspaper_name": "Liberty advocate.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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Arr OF FLoATING.--Presence Of mind
is more necessary, in case of accident on
The water, than knowledge Of swim
ming. Any person who will retain his
self possession, claspthe hands behind the
back and turn the face toward The zenith.
may float al ease and ia perfect safely in
tolerablc sill water --aye, and sleep there,
no matter how long. Il not knowing


how to swim you would escape drowning,
when you find yourself ia deep water,
you have only 10 consider yourself an
empty pitche Ie, your mouth and nose
moi the top par. Of your heavy head
be the highest part Of you, and you are
safe; but thrust up one Of your bony
hands, and down you go-turnlng up the
handle tips oyer The pitcher. Having had
the happiness 10 preyen. one or two
drownlngs by this simple instruction, says
an exchange, we publish it for the bene-
fit of all who either love squatic sports,
or dread th EN-.