Abstract
The experiments recorded in this paper are intended to complete the inquiry into the effect of rest and exercise on the elimination of nitrogen recorded in the Proceedings of the Royal Society (No. 89, 1867). The experiments were made on two soldiers at the Royal Victoria Hospital at Netley. One of them (S.) was the subject of the former experiments, the other man (B.) was a fresh man. B. is a perfectly healthy temperate man, aged 22½ years, 5 feet 9¼ inches in height, and weighing 140 lbs.
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