J. B. HOCKIN.

_Mode of exciting Calotype Paper._--I forgot inserting this plan of

exciting in my paper: it is very clean and convenient, simple and sure.

Obtain a piece of plate glass, two or three inches larger than your paper,

level it on a table with a few bits of wood, pour on it your exciting

mixture (say aceto-nitrate and gallic acid, solution of each 20 minims,

distilled water 1 ounce), and spread it evenly over with a scrap of

blotting-paper. Float your paper two minutes, remove and blot off; this

ensures perfect evenness, especially if the paper is large. You may thus

excite half a dozen papers with little more trouble than one.

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