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a half teacupful of lukewarm water as a drench. If you car 

 ^et him to vomit soon enough it generally saves his life. 



6. Dog Bites. 



For accidents of this kind to the dog see section I. 



Should you yourself be bitten by a dog the matter 

 should not be neglected, but a physician should be consulted 

 at once. 



7. Sore Feet. 



Causes. — This usually results from long runs over the 

 rough ground or through damp grass. 



Treatment. — Rest is required and cleanliness of the feet 

 absolutely essential. 



Bathing the feet in a solution made by steeping white 

 oak bark in water to which has been added a little alum is 

 an excellent method of hardening the feet. 



