WORKMEN'S COMPENSATION

3669

	13. Poisoning by formaldehyde and	13. Any process or occupation ' in-
	its preparations.	volving the use of or direct con-
		tact with formaldehyde and its
		preparations.
	14. Hydrocyanic acid poisoning.	14. Any process or occupation in-
		volving the use of or direct con-
		tact with the cyanides.
	15. Chlorine poisoning.	15. Any process or occupation in-
		volving the use of or direct con-
		tact with chlorine or its com-
		pounds.
	16. Ammonia poisoning.	16. Any process or occupation in-
		volving the use of or direct con-
		tact with ammonia or its com-
		pounds.
	17. Cadmium poisoning.	17. Any process or occupation in-
		volving the use of or direct con-
		tact with cadmium or its com-
		pounds.
	18. Manganese poisoning.	18. Any process or occupation in-
		volving the use of or direct con-
		tact with manganese or its com-
		pounds.
	19. Chrome ulceration or dermatitis	19. Any process or occupation in-
	or their sequelae.	volving the use of or direct con-
		tact with chromic acid or bi-
		chromate of ammonium, potas-
		sium or sodium, or their prep-
		arations.
	20. Epitheliomatous cancer or ul-	20. Any process or occupation in-
	ceration of the skin or the cor-	volving the use of or direct con-
	neal surface of the eye, due to	tact with tar, pitch, bitumen,
	pitch, tar, bitumen, mineral oil, ,	mineral oil, or paraffin or any
	or paraffin, or any compound,	compound, product or residue of
	product or residue of any of	any of these substances.
	these substances.
	21. Glanders.	21. Care or handling of any equine
		animal or the carcass of any such
		animal.
	22. Compressed air illness or its se-	22. Any process or occupation car-
	quelae.	ried on in compressed air.
	23. Miners' diseases, including only	23. Any process or occupation in
	cellulitis, bursitis, ankylotomia-	connection with mining or un-
	sis, tenosynovitis and nystagmus.	derground work.