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sulphate dioxide, Chlorodine ought to be altered to chlorine now, because this going to the Governer, he would think we were a lot of fools - that wù điể know what we were talking about in talking of chlorodine

in this manner.

It seems to me, if I state conscientiously, and visat

is more I am prepared to swear, that I did not use this

- it seenLS word, and that the answer is not applicable

to me the simplest way is to out it out altogether.

If I were thinking of sulphate dioxide, I should not have put in a decimal point.

I can see exactly what Mr Hooper had in his mind -

that sulphate dioxide was heavier that air, and would

sink down and not climb up to the ventilators and

aetling.

And to show that of the crementens officers who reported for or against this thing, one of thm was wrong, because I suppose in all probability it will be referred to in our Report - the matter of the ordering of this instrument, who ordered it, and who objected to it. of course the question is repeated the first time at next Meeting. The only thing I object to here is, if I used the expression, it simply writes me down as an ass. You asked for the specifig gravity of chlorine.

If you are willing to correct it in one way, why not in another.

Because the princizie wysers te be a very sound ons, what I have just stated.

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