Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets / Or, A Collection of Above 500 Useful Receipts on a Variety of Subjects
by Daniel Young
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Young's Demonstrative Translation Of Scientific Secrets is a book written by Daniel Young that aims to provide a comprehensive and accessible explanation of various scientific concepts. The book covers a wide range of topics, including physics, chemistry, biology, and astronomy, and is designed to be understandable to readers with little or no prior scientific knowledge.The book is organized into chapters that focus on specific scientific ideas, such as the properties of matter, the laws of motion, and the structure of the universe. Each chapter includes clear explanations of the concepts, as ...
Chapters (552)
- INTRODUCTION
- 1. ORIENTAL PAINTING
- 2. TRANSFER PAINTING ON GLASS
- 3. TRANSFER VARNISH
- 4. WHITE SPIRIT VARNISH—THE VERY BEST.
- 5. TRANSFER PAINTING ON WOOD
- 6. ELECTRO GOLD PLATING—NEW METHOD
- 7. ELECTRO SILVERING—NEW METHOD
- 8. ELECTRO GOLD PLATING—USUAL METHOD
- 9. ELECTRO SILVERING—USUAL METHOD
- 10. GOLD PLATING FLUID
- 11. SILVER PLATING FLUID
- 12. QUICKSILVER PLATING FLUID
- 13. TO GILD STEEL
- 15. GILDING GLASS AND PORCELAIN
- 16. GILDING THE EDGES OF PAPER
- 17. PROFESSOR WORTS' AMALGAM FOR SILVERING
- 18. FOR COPPERING IRON
- 19. PECULIARITIES IN WORKING CYANIDE OF COPPER SOLUTION
- 20. PREPARATION OF IRON FOR COATING WITH COPPER
- 21. SOLDERING FLUID
- 22. SOLDER FOR TIN
- 23. COLD METHOD OF SILVERING IRON WITH SILVER-PLATE
- 24. HOT METHOD OF SILVERING IRON WITH SILVER-PLATE
- 25. SILVERING LOOKING-GLASSES WITH QUICKSILVER
- 26. SILVERING LOOKING-GLASSES WITH PURE SILVER
- 27. PATENT BURNING FLUID
- 28. BURNING FLUID
- 29. NON-EXPLOSIVE BURNING FLUID
- 30. VINEGAR IN THREE DAYS WITHOUT DRUGS
- 31. CUBA HONEY
- 32. EXCELLENT HONEY
- 33. GUNPOWDER
- 34. EXCELLENT MATCHES
- 35. FIRE AND WATER-PROOF CEMENT
- 36. FRENCH CHEMICAL SOAP
- 37. BLACK INK WITHOUT SEDIMENT
- 38. INDELIBLE INK
- 39. INDELIBLE INK
- 40. WRITING FLUID OR BLACK COPYING INK
- 41. BEST INK POWDER
- 42. BEST RED INK
- 43. YELLOW INK
- 44. BLUE INK
- 45. GOLDEN INK
- 46. WHITE INK FOR WRITING ON BLACK PAPER
- 47. SECRET INK FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTS
- 48. CIDER WITHOUT APPLES
- 49. SPRUCE OR AROMATIC BEER
- 50. LEMON BEER
- 51. PHILADELPHIA BEER
- 52. SILVER TOP DRINK
- 53. DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING SODA DRINKS
- 54. IMPERIAL CREAM NECTAR
- 55. A SUPERIOR GINGER BEER
- 58. YEAST
- 59. SODA SYRUPS
- 60. MINERAL WATER
- 61. IMPROVED ENGLISH STRONG BEER
- 62. SANGAREE
- 63. GINGER WINE
- 64. HOP BEER
- 65. USQUEBAUGH OR IRISH WHISKEY
- 66. ICE CREAM
- 67. CHICAGO ICE CREAM
- 70. ORANGE AND RASPBERRY SYRUPS
- 71. PURE WINE
- 72. PURE WINE VINEGAR
- 73. PORT WINE
- 74. CHAMPAGNE WINE
- 75. CURRANT AND OTHER FRUIT WINES
- 76. DINNER WINE OR ENGLISH PATENT WINE
- 77. VARIOUS WINES
- 78. BLACKBERRY AND STRAWBERRY WINES
- 79. FRENCH BRANDY
- 80. BRANDY FROM OIL COGNAC
- 81. PALE BRANDY
- 82. CHERRY BRANDY
- 83. BLACKBERRY BRANDY
- 84. STRAWBERRY BRANDY
- 88. HOLLAND GIN
- 89. COLOURING
- 90. TO KEEP SWEET AND SWEETEN SOUR CIDER
- 91. SCHRUB
- 92. STOUGHTON BITTERS
- 93. TO IMPROVE THE FLAVOUR OF NEW WHISKEY
- 95. MONONGAHALE
- 96. RYE WHISKEY
- 97. STOMACH BITTERS
- 98. PEPPERMINT CORDIAL
- 99. ST. CROIX RUM
- 100. LEMONADE
- 101. A BRILLIANT WHITEWASH
- 102. CHANGING VARNISHES
- 103. GOLD LACKER OR VARNISH
- 104. RED SPIRIT LACKER
- 105. PALE BRASS LACKER
- 106. DEMAR VARNISH
- 107. COPAL VARNISH
- 108. WHITE HARD VARNISH
- 109. CRYSTAL VARNISH
- 110. BLACK VARNISH FOR OLD STRAW OR CHIP HATS
- 112. TURPENTINE VARNISH
- 113. IRON WORK BLACK OR BLACK VARNISH FOR IRON
- 115. QUICK DRYING HARNESS BLACKING VARNISH
- 116. OIL PASTE BLACKING
- 117. WATER PROOF OIL OR PASTE BLACKING
- 118. BEST VARNISH BLACKING EXTANT
- 119. ASPHALTUM OR WALNUT STAIN
- 120. POLISH FOR OLD FURNITURE
- 121. OIL TO MAKE THE HAIR GROW AND CURL
- 122. BEST SHAVING SOAP
- 123. NEW YORK BARBERS' STAR HAIR OIL
- 124. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR HAIR OIL
- 125. ROSE HAIR OIL
- 126. BEAR'S OIL
- 127. OX MARROW FOR THE HAIR
- 128. COLOGNE
- 129. HARD SOAP
- 130. BAR SOAP
- 131. CARVER'S POLISH
- 132. FRENCH POLISH
- 133. WATER-PROOF POLISH
- 135. COMPOSITION USED IN WELDING CAST STEEL
- 136. COMPOSITION USED IN WELDING CAST IRON
- 137. CAST IRON CEMENT
- 139. TO SOFTEN IRON OR STEEL
- 140. SOLDER FOR LEAD
- 141. SOLDER FOR TIN
- 143. SOLDER FOR COPPER
- 144. SOLDER FOR STEEL JOINTS
- 145. HARD SOLDER
- 146. SOLDER FOR SILVER
- 150. MOCK GOLD
- 151. BRITANNIA METAL
- 152. BLANCHED COPPER
- 153. COMMON PEWTER
- 154. BEST PEWTER
- 155. A METAL THAT EXPANDS IN COOLING
- 156. QUEEN'S METAL
- 157. IMITATION PLATINUM
- 158. CHINESE WHITE COPPER
- 159. MANHEIM GOLD
- 160. TOMBACK, OR RED BRASS
- 161. IMITATION GOLD
- 162. IMITATION SILVER
- 163. TRUE IMITATION OF GOLD
- 164. TRUE IMITATION OF SILVER
- 165. MOULDS AND DIES
- 166. TO SOFTEN HORN
- 167. TO MAKE MOULDS OF HORN
- 168. TO CASE FIGURES IN IMITATION OF IVORY
- 169. TRUE GOLD POWDER
- 170. TRUE GOLD POWDER
- 171. COLOUR HEIGHTENING COMPOSITIONS
- 172. FOR GREEN GOLD
- 173. FOR RED GOLD
- 174. MOSAIC GOLD
- 175. DUTCH OR GERMAN GOLD
- 176. COPPER POWDER
- 177. COMMON SIZE
- 178. DR. JOHN'S VARNISH FOR PLASTER OF PARIS CASTS
- 179. GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR BRONZING
- 180. BRONZING IN WOOD
- 181. IN BRONZING IRON
- 182. BRONZING CASTS OF PLASTER OF PARIS
- 183. SHELL-LAC VARNISH
- 184. CHLORINE FOR SHELL-LAC VARNISH
- 185. SHELL-LAC VARNISHES OF VARIOUS COLOURS
- 186. GOLD OIL-COLOUR, OR SIZE
- 187. JAPANNING
- 188. GRINDING COLOURS IN JAPANNING
- 189. COLOURS REQUIRED IN JAPANNING
- 190. TO PREPARE A FINE TORTOISE-SHELL JAPAN
- 191. DIRECTIONS FOR USING TORTOISE-SHELL JAPAN
- 193. CROCKERY CEMENT
- 195. ANGLER'S SECRET
- 196. MORELLA WINE
- 197. HAIR DYE
- 198. TALLOW CANDLES IN IMITATION OF WAX
- 199. TO STAIN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A CRIMSON STAIN
- 203. GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR DYEING
- 204. FOR COLOURING SKY BLUE
- 205. FOR LILAC COLOUR
- 206. TO COLOUR BLACK
- 207. TO DYE LEMON COLOUR
- 208. TO DYE ROYAL PURPLE
- 209. TO DYE SLATE COLOUR
- 210. TO DYE SCARLET
- 211. TO COLOUR A BRIGHT MADDER
- 212. TO COLOUR GREEN
- 213. TO DYE STRAW COLOUR AND YELLOW
- 214. TO DYE A DRAB COLOUR
- 215. TO DYE PURPLE
- 216. TO DYE BROWN
- 217. TO COLOUR PINK
- 218. TO DYE A COFFEE COLOUR
- 219. TO DYE NANKIN COLOUR
- 220. TO MAKE ROSE COLOUR
- 221. TO DYE STRAW AND CHIP BONNETS BLACK
- 222. TO DYE WHITE GLOVES A BEAUTIFUL PURPLE
- 224. TO DYE SILKS BLACK
- 225. TO COLOUR YELLOW ON COTTON
- 229. INDIGO BLUE
- 230. TURQUOISE BLUE
- 231. AZURE BLUE
- 232. DEEP AZURE BLUE
- 233. SKY BLUE
- 234. EMERALD GREEN
- 235. BLUEISH GREEN
- 236. GRASS GREEN
- 237. DEEP YELLOW
- 238. JONQUILLE YELLOW FOR FLOWERS
- 239. WAX YELLOW
- 240. ORANGE YELLOW
- 241. BRICK RED
- 242. DEEP BLOOD RED
- 243. BROWN YELLOW OCHRE
- 244. DEEP YELLOW OCHRE—CALLED YELLOW BROWN
- 245. PURE PURPLE
- 246. DEEP VIOLET
- 247. FLESH RED
- 248. HAIR BROWN
- 249. LIVER BROWN
- 250. WHITE
- 251. YELLOWISH GREY
- 253. BLUEISH GREY FOR MIXTURES
- 254. GRAYISH BLACK FOR MIXTURES
- 255. DEEP BLACK
- 256. GENERAL DIRECTIONS
- 257. WHITE COATING FOR GOLD VARNISHES
- 258. LEAD COLOURING PAINT
- 259. BRIGHT GREEN PAINT
- 260. STONE-COLOURED PAINT
- 261. BROWN-RED COLOURED PAINT
- 262. A GOOD CHOCOLATE COLOURED PAINT
- 263. YELLOW PAINT
- 264. BLACK PAINT
- 265. WHITE PAINT
- 266. COMPOUND COLOURED PAINTS
- 267. LIGHT GREY
- 268. BUFF COLOUR
- 269. SILVER OR PEARL GREY
- 270. FLAXEN GREY
- 271. BRICK COLOUR
- 272. OAK WOOD COLOUR
- 273. WALNUT TREE COLOUR
- 274. JONQUIL
- 275. LEMON YELLOW
- 276. ORANGE COLOUR
- 277. VIOLET COLOUR
- 278. PURPLE
- 279. CARNATION
- 280. GOLD COLOUR
- 281. OLIVE COLOUR
- 282. LEAD COLOUR
- 283. CHESTNUT COLOUR
- 284. LIGHT TIMBER COLOUR
- 285. FLESH COLOUR
- 286. LIGHT WILLOW GREEN
- 287. STONE COLOUR
- 288. DARK LEAD COLOUR
- 289. FAWN COLOUR
- 290. CHOCOLATE COLOUR
- 291. PORTLAND STONE COLOUR
- 292. TO IMITATE MAHOGANY
- 293. TO IMITATE WAINSCOAT
- 294. TO IMITATE SATIN WOOD
- 295. TURNER'S PATENT YELLOW PAINT
- 296. TO PAINT IN IMITATION OF BLACK WALNUT
- NOTE
- 297. RULES FOR MAKING PICKLES
- 298. ASPARAGUS PICKLED
- 299. BEANS AND FRENCH BEANS PICKLED
- 300. TO PICKLE RED CABBAGE
- 301. TO PICKLE CUCUMBERS
- 302. TO PICKLE ONIONS
- 303. TO PICKLE MUSHROOMS
- 304. RAILROAD SYSTEM OF HORSE TRAINING
- 305. TO HALTER WILD COLTS
- 306. HORSES WITH TENDER EARS
- 307. HOW TO CONTROL A VICIOUS HORSE
- 308. TO BREAK A WILD COLT
- 309. TO MAKE A STALLION LIE DOWN
- 310. PULLING AT THE HALTER
- 311. WILD STALLIONS
- 312. BALKY HORSES
- 313. SHOEING HORSES
- 314. "WHOA"
- 315. THROWING
- 316. SCARING
- 317. KICKING HORSES
- 318. TO BIT A HORSE
- 319. JOCKEY TRICKS—TO PRODUCE FOUNDER
- 320. FOOD AND STARVATION
- 321. GLANDERS
- 322. BALKING
- 323. TO COVER UP HEAVES
- 324. THE COUNTENANCE
- 325. THE CRIB
- 326. QUESTIONS
- 327. TO NERVE A HORSE
- 328. A HORSE'S AGE
- 329. HEAD, NECK OR LUNGS
- 330. PROF. MANDIE'S HORSE TAMING
- 331. BOTTS IN HORSES
- 332. RING BONE AND SPAVIN
- 333. POLL EVIL AND FISTULA
- 335. NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT
- 336. TO CURE FOUNDERS IN 24 HOURS
- 337. TO CURE COLIC IN TEN MINUTES
- 338. GARGLING OIL
- 339. MERCHANT'S GARGLING OIL
- 340. PURGING BALLS
- 341. URINE BALLS
- 342. FOR THE HEAVES
- 343. INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS
- 344. STOMACH AND BOWELS
- 345. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
- 346. CONDITION POWDERS
- 347. FOR BONE SPAVIN
- 348. TO MAKE A HORSE FOLLOW YOU
- 349. COLTS CHEWING HALTERS
- 350. HORSES JUMPING FENCES
- 350. BLAZE OR STAR
- 351. BLACK SPOTS
- 352. INFLUENZA OR HORSE-AIL
- 353. STRANGLES OR HORSE DISTEMPER
- 354. STAGGERS
- 355. GREEN OINTMENT
- 356. HOOF EVIL OR THRUSH GREASE HEELS
- 357. BLUE OINTMENT
- 358. HOOF BOUND OR TENDER FEET
- 359. HOOF LIQUID
- 360. HOOF AIL
- 361. BIG, OR MILK LEG
- 362. IODINE OINTMENT
- 363. SPRAIN IN THE STIFLE
- 364. GENERAL LINIMENT
- 365. LIQUID BLISTER
- 366. TO CURE CORNS
- 367. WATER FARCY, OR DROPSY
- 368. CLEANSING POWDER
- 369. POLL EVIL
- 370. GLANDERS
- 371. FRESH WOUNDS
- 372. THE LIVER
- 373. BALLS FOR WORMS IN HORSES
- 374. BALLS FOR HIDE BOUND
- 375. HEALING OINTMENT
- 376. GALLS ON HORSES
- 377. GRUBS IN HORSES
- 378. STIFF SHOULDERS OR SWEENEY
- 379. SICK STOMACH IN HORSES
- 380. LUNG FEVER
- 381. EYE WASH FOR HORSES
- 382. MANGE AND SURFEIT
- 383. CONTRACTION OF THE NECK
- 384. WHITE OINTMENT
- 385. OLD HORSES YOUNG
- 386. RHEUMATIC LINEAMENT
- 387. TO KILL LICE ON CATTLE
- 388. HORSES FROM FIRE
- 389. SNOW BALLS
- 390. ROT IN SHEEP
- 391. DISTEMPER IN HOGS
- 392. CURE FOR SWELLED CATTLE
- 393. A TURKISH PREPARATION FOR LADIES
- 394. MINCE PIE
- 395. HONEY CAKE
- 396. SODA BISCUITS
- 397. BEEF STEAK
- 398. WEDDING CAKE
- 399. DOMESTIC YEAST
- 400. TO PRODUCE MUSHROOMS
- 401. HOW TO MAKE CIDER INTO WINE
- 402. SUBSTITUTE FOR CREAM
- 403. TO PRESERVE FRESH MEATS
- 404. GRAFTING WAX
- 405. FOR THE TEETH
- 406. TO MAKE HAIR CURL
- 407. TO PRESERVE PORK
- 408. TO RESTORE TAINTED PORK
- 409. FIRE-PROOF CEMENT
- 410. BUG POISON
- 411. DISINFECTING AGENT
- 412. BOOTH PATENT
- 413. GUM-ARABIC STARCH
- 414. ROMAN OR MASTIC CEMENT
- 415. PORTABLE BALLS
- 417. CHOICE CEMENT
- 418. MAHOGANY STAIN
- 419. MAHOGANY COLOUR
- 420. SATIN WOOD STAIN
- 421. RED STAIN
- 422. BROWN STAIN
- 423. SCARLET STAIN
- 424. BRUSH VARNISH
- 425. TO BORE GLASS
- 426. GERMAN SILVER
- 427. BRASS
- 428. CHEMICAL SOAP
- 429. ENGLISH BAR SOAP
- 430. BROWN WINDSOR SOAP
- 431. YELLOW SOAP
- 432. SOLID LARD CANDLES
- 433. MEDICINES
- 434. FOR DROPSY
- 435. ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
- 436. JAUNDICE
- 437. ASTHMA
- 438. DR. DEWEES' ANTI-COLIC MIXTURE
- 439. DR. HUN'S ANTI-DIARRHOEAL MIXTURE
- 440. HOPE'S MIXTURE
- 441. ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE
- 442. FOR HYSTERIC FITS
- 443. ANTI-ASTHMATIC MIXTURE
- 444. ANTI-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE
- 445. ANTI-RHEUMATIC LINIMENT
- 446. DIURETIC MIXTURE
- 447. SWEATING MIXTURE
- 448. FOR CRAMP IN THE STOMACH
- 449. FOR HOOPING COUGH
- 451. TONIC MIXTURE
- 452. ANTI-PERIODIC MIXTURE
- 453. EMMENAGOGUE MIXTURE
- 454. ANTI-GOUT MIXTURE
- 455. ANTI-GONORRHOEAL MIXTURE
- 456. ANOTHER
- 457. ASTRINGENT EYE-WATER
- 458. EYE-WATER
- 459. ALUM EYE-WATER
- 460. GARGLE OF BORAX
- 461. GARGLE FOR SORE THROAT
- 462. OINTMENT FOR PILES
- 463. OINTMENT FOR ITCH
- 464. BLISTERING OINTMENT
- 465. IODINE OINTMENT
- 466. OINTMENT OF IODINE OF ZINC
- 467. OINTMENT FOR CHILBLAINS
- 468. OINTMENT FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN
- 469. EMOLLIENT OINTMENT
- 470. POKE ROOT OINTMENT
- 471. OINTMENT FOR HYDROCEPHALUS
- 472. LINAMENT FOR BURNS
- 473. VOLATILE LINAMENT
- 474. ALKALINE CATAPLASM
- 475. ANODYNE FOMENTATION
- 476. COMMON CLYSTER
- 477. ANODYNE CLYSTER
- 478. INJECTION FOR LEUCORRHOEA
- 479. ANOTHER
- 480. ESSENCE OF BEEF
- 481. IMPERIAL DRINK
- 482. RINGWORM LOTION
- 483. WHISKERS AND MOUSTACHES
- 484. COUGH SYRUP
- 485. BLACK SALVE
- 486. SEIDLITZ POWDERS
- 487. CAMPHOR ICE
- 488. FOR SALT RHEUM
- 489. ARTIFICIAL SKIN
- 490. HAIR RESTORATIVE
- 491. TO REMOVE WARTS AND CORNS
- 492. CANCER IN THE SKIN
- 493. FOR WORMS
- 494. SPASMODIC CROUP
- 495. FOR FLATULENCY
- 496. FOR HICCOUGH
- 497. FOR HEARTBURN
- 498. ERYSIPELAS
- 499. FOR FELON
- 500. HAIR RESTORATIVE
- 501. TO KILL RATS AND MICE WITHOUT POISON
- 502. EYE WATER
- 503. FOR CHRONIC GOUT AND RHEUMATISM
- 504. FOR SICKNESS AND VOMITING
- 505. LAXATIVE PILL
- 506. FOR HEADACHE
- 507. FOR MAKING SIZE
- 508. FOR PASTE
- 509. SKIRTING
- 510. SKIRTING
- 511. GRAIN BLACK
- 512. ANTIDOTES FOR POISONS
- 513. TREATMENT OF DROWNING
- 514. ELASTIC CEMENT FOR BELTS
- 515. GOOD SAMARITAN OR PAIN-KILLER
- 516. DIAMOND PASTE FOR RAZORS
- 517. FOR STAGGERS IN SHEEP
- 518. WATER-PROOF FOR LEATHER
- 519. TO BROWN GUN-BARRELS
- 520. LIQUID GLUE
- 521. TO TAKE INK SPOTS OUT OF MAHOGANY
- 523. TO CLEAN SILVER FURNITURE
- 524. A FINE BLACK VARNISH
- 525. TO PAINT SAIL-CLOTH, SO AS TO MAKE IT PLIANT, DURABLE, AND WATER-PROOF
- 526. PHOTOCROMATIC OIL PAINTING
- 527. FOR THE COMPLEXION
- 528. ORIENTAL CREAM OF ROSES
- 529. INSTRUCTION FOR GILDING
- 530. DIRECTIONS FOR SILVERING
- 531. USING FRENCH POLISH
- 532. LACQUER FOR BRASS
- 533. TO CLEAN OLD BRASS WORK FOR LACQUERING
- 534. TO PREPARE FISH OIL FOR PAINT
- 535. PAINTING IN MILK
- 536. ETHEREAL SOLUTION OF GOLD
- 537. VARNISH POLISH
- 538. VARNISH FOR COLOURED DRAWINGS
- 539. VARNISH FOR GLASS
- 540. TO CLEAN PICTURES
- 541. ANOTHER METHOD
- 543. VARNISH FOR BALLOONS
- 544. TO PREPARE RENNET TO TURN MILK
- 545. TO MAKE CHEESE
- 546. TO PRESERVE CHEESE SOUND
- 547. TO MAKE CREAM CHEESE
- 549. GRECIAN PAINTING
- 550. DIAPHANIE
- 551. WATER-COLOURS USED IN DRAWING
- 552. DIRECTIONS FOR MIXED COLOURS
- 553. TO PREPARE WASH COLOURS FOR MAPS
- 554. TO MIX WATER-COLOURS FOR ANIMALS
- 555. FRUIT IN WATER-COLOURS
- 556. TO PAINT FLOWERS
- 557. BIRDS IN WATER-COLOURS
- 558. LANDSCAPES IN WATER-COLOURS
- 559. POTICHOMANIE
- 560. COLOURING FOR CHEESE
- 561. TO SHARPEN EDGE TOOLS
- 562. BLUE COMPOSITION FOR DYEING
- 563. TO GILD LETTERS ON VELLUM OR PAPER
- 564. TO PRESERVE STRAWBERRY PLANTS
- 565. MANAGEMENT OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS
- 566. THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS
- 568. AN ILLUMINOUS BOTTLE
- 569. CHINESE METHOD OF MENDING CHINA
- 570. TO MAKE STILTON CHEESE
- 571. TO PRESERVE BEER
- 572. TO RECOVER SOUR BEER
- 573. CARVACROL—THE NEW REMEDY FOR TOOTH-ACHE
- 574. CAMPHOR CERATE FOR CHAPPED HANDS
- 575. THE WAY TO WEALTH
- 576. MAXIMS BY DR. FRANKLIN ON THE WAY TO WEALTH
- 578. EXCELLENT PASTE
- 579. BLACK CAKE
- 580. MAIZE CAKE
- 581. COMPOSITION CAKE
- 582. GINGER BISCUITS AND CAKES
- 583. TO SILVER IRON WITH SILVER FOIL
- TO ALL WHO HAVE PURCHASED THIS WORK
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