3. How would you set about putting horses into a fire-engine?

4. Describe the process of resuscitating a person apparently drowned.

How would you revive a person rendered insensible by (1) cold, (2) by

sunstroke.

5. Give simple remedies to be applied at once in case of bites by a

mad dog, accidental poisoning by arsenic, and swallowing of spurious

coin.

6. How would you set, (1) a leg, (2) an arm, (3) a broken finger? If a

man is run over by a Hansom, what should you do? Describe an excellent

substitute for a litter, when you can obtain nothing better.

7. State shortly what you consider your duty would be, (1) were the

country invaded, (2) were London in the hands of the mob, (3) were

your neighbourhood visited by fire, and decimated by the plague.

There, _Mr. Punch_, if every School-Board scholar could supply

satisfactory answers to the above questions, I would not grudge

my shilling in the pound--nay, possibly look with equanimity on

eighteenpence!--Yours, cordially,

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