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mined to make an effort to raise the bodies from she we'll One of them threw a pail- ful of water dcwn-most of which fell on the face of Mr., Vial, who immediasely caught breath, and raising on his feet, he less body of his son, and with it in his arms, succeeded in getting into the bucket or tub, in which situation they. were raised

 to thefpp of the we'll by thewomen. Wa ter, was immediately applied to the young

 man, which in short time produced symp- toms of returnjng life. MT. Vial in a few

 hours attained his usual healtls and strength, and the young man, by medical aid, had So farrecovered as to be able to walk about or The succeeding day.

 The, experiment. of letting down a can de was then tried, which went, out at the depth of six feet from the top of the we'll

 a live chicken was also let down, and at the depth of six feet animation became sus- Ipended, but by pouring down water upon it, Animation was immediately restored.

 From these experiments il appears that on

 inhaling this gas, life is not Immediately

 extingnishod, but suspended only, and that Ethel application of water will restore it. whether by conveying atmospheric air,

 contained in the water. to the sufferer, or

 from some other cause, ,wea are not sufficient ly scientifcsto determine. K Numerous valuable lives have been lost within the circle of our acquaintance by exposureto these dumps, and we nope the preventive now suggested will be fairly tested. and if found to be a general restorer of suspended animation in cases of this kind. that knowledge of it's efficacy will be widely difused.