3. Pass it again through the soap bath, No. 1.

4. Brighten it in a large bath of boiling water, containing 4 pounds of

soap, and 1 pound of a cream-consistenced salt of tin, containing nearly

half its weight of the muriate of tin, combined with as much nitric acid

of spec. grav. 1·288. This strong nitro-muriate having been diluted with

a little water, is to be slowly poured into the bath of soap water, and

well mixed by stirring. The pieces are now put in, and winced through it

for one half, or three quarters of an hour.

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