. The street railway review . een the ground and that part of the bodyin contact with the ground, continue your efforts to de-tach him. Fifth—Having pulled him away from the cable, freehis neck from clothing, and treat the case as one ofdrowning, one method being as follows: Sixth—Open his mouth, and taking hold of the frontpart of the tongue with your fingers (covered with ahandkerchief, if you have one), draw the tongueforward, and gradually let it go back sixteen timesa minute. Be sure that the root of the tongue isacted upon and drawn forward. If the teeth areclenched and you cannot get th
. The street railway review . een the ground and that part of the bodyin contact with the ground, continue your efforts to de-tach him. Fifth—Having pulled him away from the cable, freehis neck from clothing, and treat the case as one ofdrowning, one method being as follows: Sixth—Open his mouth, and taking hold of the frontpart of the tongue with your fingers (covered with ahandkerchief, if you have one), draw the tongueforward, and gradually let it go back sixteen timesa minute. Be sure that the root of the tongue isacted upon and drawn forward. If the teeth areclenched and you cannot get them apart with yourfingers, gently separate them with the handle of apocket knife or by a small piece of wood, cork, etc. Seventh—Resist the efforts of the bystanders to pourstimulants down his throat until a medical man arrivesand takes over the case. A DAM forty feet high will be built to furnish waterpower for the new electric railroad, which is to run be-tween Batavia and Lakeside, N. Y. (^Ia£ctll\ailw%* J^vtci/ 701. Hmtvt tjwur i.^f^, ELECTRIC RAILWAY FOR THE SANDWICHISLANDS. Sometime ago the Review published a detailed descrip-tion of the street railway at Honolulu, together with quitea collection of views of that interesting city, takenexpressly for the article. A correspondent for thismagazine, now en route to the Old World, sends theinteresting information that when in Honolulu a fewweeks since he met T. Hofman, of San Jose, Cal., whois there projecting an extensive system of electric lines.
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