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REsUscgaTIoy OF THE DRowNep.- Deaths by drowning are very frequent, mauy lives being sacrificed fnF want of knowledge nl the means ofrestoFing suspended animatlon. Lise, m some instances, wlll remaia an incredible time in the body. and only needs the proper resinratves to sci ], in active mosion again. Dr. Mott. of the American Saipwreck Socie- ty, gives iie following directions:

 'sAs soon as the body Is removed from the water press the chest sudslenIy and forclblv downward and backward, and instantly sils- continue tlIe pressure. Repeat this without in,efmission uatil pair of common bellows can be procured; when obtained. introduce the nozzel we'll apoa the base of lhe tongue. Surround the moatt, with a towel or hanker- chief, and close ii. Direct hyssander to press firmly on the projecting part of the neck, called Adams apple, and use the bellows actively. Then press upon the chest to ex. pei the air from tue lungs-to initiate natur- al breathing. Continue this an hoar st least. until signs of natural breathing come on.- Wrap the body in warm blankets, and place Ii near the fire, and dds,eEervtlsing to preserve the naturai warmth. as we'll as lo irnpari ar tlhcial heat. if possible. Every thing. how ever, IS secondary 10 infAsing the lungs Send for medical aid immediately. Avoid all friction until respiration shaIi be in some de- gree esiablished.n