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Daniel Young. Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets
Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets
Table of Contents
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. Part 1st.—Take 1 gallon water, 6 lbs. loaf sugar, 6 ounces tartaric acid, gum arabic 1 oz. Part 2nd.—Take 4 teaspoonsful of flour, the whites of four eggs beat finely together, then add ½ pint of water. Heat the first part until it is blood warm, then put in the second, boil 3 minutes and it is done
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
68. CREAM SODA
69. LEMON SYRUP
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
94. CHERRY BOUNCE OR BRANDY
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
114. VARNISH FOR HARNESS
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
134. FINISHING POLISH
135. COMPOSITION USED IN WELDING CAST STEEL
136. COMPOSITION USED IN WELDING CAST IRON
137. CAST IRON CEMENT
138. CASE HARDENING
139. TO SOFTEN IRON OR STEEL
140. SOLDER FOR LEAD
141. SOLDER FOR TIN
142. SOLDER FOR IRON
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
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
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. INSTRUCTION:
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
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
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