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34 as before. - during the foregoing operations, put the pipe of a pair of Bellows into one of the Nostrils close the other, & the mouth, & blow gently till the Breast be a little raised; let them free, & have an easy pressure on the breast, & then repeat this imitation of natural breathing till signs of returning Life appear, then gradually discontinue it. - Should no Bellows be there, let somebody blow breathe into the nostril thro' any pipe, or quill. - When breathing begins to be renewed, let a feather dipt in [[underline]] Spirit of Hartshorn [[/underline]] or [[underline]] sharp mustard [[/underline]], be every now & then put into the nostrils. - pepper, or Snuff may be blown into them. - a Clyster should now be given without delay, composed half of Wine, & half hot Water, with a table spoonful of [[underline]] flour of mustard [[/underline]], or a tea spoonful of [[underline]] any spince [[/underline]]. Rum, Brandy, or Gin, may be used with [[underline]] 6 [[/underline]] times its quantity of Water instead of Wine. As soon as
