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4 Nss Kind Of CotiOa,--Onc discovery often
lrads to auolher aud science in seeking to test new
experiments has not unlrrquently fallen upon
hitherto unknown aud exceedingly valuable results.
Id seems that this truth has very recently bccn
fully proved in the proper preparation OF gun cot
ton We learn from the Medical Journal that a
physictan ~ Georgia, in recently attempting 10
Iorenarr run cotton from receipt sent him by a
brother physician, was unsuccessful, and found to
his aslonishment that hls cotton would neither eS-


,ode nor ignite. being anti.jnfammlbe. On in.


,r,lpbtinr. to tud out the cause, he found that he
IIrd moi used the right acid, muTIutlc acid we sup


,ose. llccpcltcd the process, and the result was
| a. same; so that he claims 10 have discovered q


Method Of rendering cotton incombnslble. he


avs that this cotton eau be prepared WIN l''le


,,nense. a. hc has tested the mi,lersulliconlly to
| nav that il can bo manufactured into cloth the


st and texture Of the cotton being not in tho least


injured, but capable Of being made into clothing
slh as much eass as from the common material