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Bareges Water

(Cauterets, Bagnères de Luchon, Bonnes St. Sauveur, may be made in the same manner.) Crystallized hydrosulphate of soda, crystallized car- | 4478. Dupasquier's Gaseous Water bonate of soda, and chloride of sodium, of of Iodide of Iron. Solution of iodide of each 2½ grains; water (free from air), 1 pint. iron (containing 10 per cent. of dry iodide), A stronger solution for adding to baths is thus 30 grains; syrup of gum, 24 ounces; aerated made: Crystallized hydrosulphate of soda, water, 174 ounces. crystallized carbonate of soda, and muriate of soda, of each 2 ounces; water, 10 ounces; dissolve. To be added to a common bath at the time of using.

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