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DIR. T. Cooper gives tile following directions
for that purpose. ''Some common spirit OF salt
may be kept in one bottle, and some manganese
in anothcr the manganese may be strewed on a
plate or large saucer, and this may be placed
over boiling water, chafng dr.h of Goals or a
small lanp the spirit Of salt may be poured on
the manganese, when the chlorine gas will be ex-
tricaca by the heat. 1t will be prudent to go
out OF The room and avoid the fumes, which
bring on very obstinate coughing. Attera short
time, the room may be ventilated, and then
washed and whitewashcd. great many 9th
CIR recipes have been given for producing the
same effect, but none, which we should Judge to
be more simple and eficctaal than that mentlcn'
cd above.