Look To The Bedroom

T' !,ïV!i )cr,:riii ;i: to Oi:c;;y a.bed1'OOtB d , : ■ l' lii;.i)t, iet. thfUl Steg il ; - on lln.f is ihcy iethv, and then again in tho enorning, and tliov vvül li.id their uctnal weight to be at least a pouud loss ia the morning-. Frequontlv tliêlö will bo a lo.-s of two or mors pminds, and tho average losa throtihout iho oar wil, be moro th:n one poiinfi Tlmt is, d uring the ftight tboro ia4os9ofu pound of matter, wjijch Itas gane offfrom ttieir fuug and prtiy ÜiroDgh ilui poies oí ;í,. 3tKn. Tno usciipn! iiiaterial is êarboora acid and deeaed animal .mutter ol poison'ous exiKihaioiia 'l'hia is diffusiid ihroujja the tf ih part, ïrid in püYt"Vbsorbed by Che bed cluthes. Il' n s'msfin Cuuoe of wond or co'ion be iiaiiicij ia a room, it will t'ainph'tclv jjMlurate tho air with sinnko ii.at ona mm hardly brentho, tfauugh theic can be o:',o ounce ol foreijn uiiitt.-r iü the air. If na mracè of cotton bo Imiiit'd uveiy b:iü hour during tliu nifttit, tbu air will b kept continually faturated with soaoke, unles-t tbere can bo uu .ipiin dt)ur r wiudow íor it t escupo. Now, thé ststeen uncos of smoke, thus lofmed, is f ar less poisouons than tho wisteen ounctss ol oxhalalious from the longs and bodies of tho twu persmi uho bftve lost a pouud in weight diuinff the eisht hours of-Blpépiüg, for whi.e the dry smoke is ipainly tikc-n iuto tho 1 :ng8, tlie dtmp odor from the body is absorbed both into tho luugs mul iüto the poi-es of the whole body. Nted Tüorn bo siid to show the importutice of 'havinjr bedrooms well veuliiatod, and oí tíiorou:;!ly airing the sheets, ooverlids and matraases, in tha morjJDg, before packiag thom up in