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    A& nofelrffl ; j&othe ^ pse&s the ftgtfrar tad of theproriiinentp * () 2 ^ rt df - thewindpipe ' ( called th& pomtcn ¥ : adami ) 'foacitw&rd , ' whilst a third blows into the open nfos- * tril by means of a pair of bellows , Hall the chest be a little raised ; the air should

    then be allowed to escape , and its expulsion assisted by gentle pressure on the chest ; after-this process has been repeated three or four times , rub theWhple body , and particularly the ri g ht breast , with oil or hos ^ s lard , which will prevent the iir effects of friction . "

    "This plan should be con tinned for at least four hours , warmth being at the same time applied-to the feet atid hands , by means of bladders , or bottles of warm water , or hot sand bags ; if a warm bath can be procured , the patie ' nt may be , with advantage , immersed in it , up ' to the shoulders , as ' whatever tends to pre-

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    MF . THODIST CONFERENCE .

    By several , ad j ournments , from July 31 to August 17 * , was held , at Manchester , the 66 th Qeneral Anqtia } Conference " of the Wesleyari Methodists : Thomas Taylor , President ; Joseph Benson , Secretary . 259 preachers attended . These indefatigable Christians continue to increase in . numbers and , we trust , in resgec tlbility . There have beer * of . late , several spirited hot ta say severe attacks made-upon . this seer , wtucli it has repfcl rea with no small degree pf a £ rimonyv The third department of tHe Methodist Magazine , entitled " The , Truth of God Defended , " has latterl y exhibited no cont&tipti&le specimen of the editor ' s

    s&fU in theological biish - fighting . —* Arindst the scowling of the storm , the force ' of argument on one hand , and the shafts of satire and reproach on the other , the Wesleyan brethren Iceep their ground with astonishing firmness . When qhven to the last extremity ,, they can stiu " puiribev the people , ' quietly retjre to coijnt the thousands and the tens ^ ^ owsah'ds ^ in j ^ e dity-riaad treasury - < % st ^ and then exuUingly exclaim- — , -- — 'Pqfiuliis me tibilatat itnihi pi judo ipa damly ' simul ajc nurntnos CQ / itempfori iff * r ^> ; . ,. ... Horace * . ^^^ tne last year * they have prose ^ ^^^^ f ^ ^ mb cr of ; persons , oom male and female ; \ 1 ^ . —in Greal

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    s&V&iHe ^ &&&k 4 & th& b&df , # i * dtifevittoMg ^ the ^ ir ^ is ^ s ^ ftife- - ' .-3 .. . n . - ^ t -t . As s&dti 4 * i ' a ff *^' te ^ wri ^ or beating -of th ^^ he « rt cttn % e feltv s ^ mfc ^ late the inside df theiiostrife bf touching the ? m . with spirit of hartshoThV 4 oT « aiI' Veila ^ tile , and inject ^ by Hieatis o"f to eliastro * tttbe and syringe ( if the " person * be tinrablt *

    to swallow ) a spoonful or two of . warm win £ , brandyy rum , or gin and water , and repeat it every five or ten minutes , til ^ a wine glass or two has been consumed .. When the natural respiration is restore ^ , put the person in a warm bed , and suffer him to remain quiet * *

    All rou ^ h treatment , such as rolling the body on casks , holding it up by the heels , 8 cc . should be carefully avoided . Medical assistance should "in all cases . be provided as Speedily as possible .

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    Britain 5 , 4 31 , and ; m IreTa , ^ . 1 „ %% ^ making a total increase o £ . ^ 716 mem bers . The public has again to l a ^ neni that ' * tbe Arnerrcan Minutes are mislaid , ' by whidi we are debarred the

    pleasure tjf knowing , wich "^ accuracy , the number of nc ^ y members 00 the pthear si 4 e of the Atlantic ; but we are as&UFe 4 that * ' the inctease < jf jiumbejg 3 ^ ' m t ! p& United States , tUe last year , , exceeijb * 8 , odo . " . r . »' . -1

    The numbers in Society-J . are now a « follow ; West Indies 1 ^ , 508 , Great Britai p and Ireland 157 , 9 ^ 1 , Gibraltar aod Africa 40 , British dominions in America x , i » i , United States of America 159 , 500 , Total number of the Methodist Society throughout the world * 33 * , O 9 p !! l

    Thirty-seven persons have been admitted on trial as travelling preacraers j sixty-five preachers forureriy admtf&ed , still remain on trial , not having travelled four years ; teti preachers have died during the year that is past ; two have * dc ^ sisted from travelling ; and thirty-ron ^

    have been " admitted into full qopsi * . nexiqn this ycar ^ " The total , nunntber . of travelling preachers in the , IXnitjed Kingdom is now 695 . Upon tjbe-wjb-pl ^ . it appears ,, that siu <; e , the . J ^ bt Co « &- > rence ,. < jdiere has been .,, throug hou ^ Rhc , worid , , a , * xeak increase of , about ' , 1 3 i 55 ^ memibew !; $ Q that a ^ bout x > i 5 $ ^ MaW

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Oct. 2, 1809, page 583, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1741/page/53/