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ix which I should display my acquisitions to mankind.[”]
x at last to wake a “CyclopÆdist[”].
3 Lon. or Long., Longtitude[Longitude].
4 (often expressed by the sign o/o{‘o/o’ graphic not replicable})
5 Cyath., cyathus, vel[vel deleted]
8 that has been so indiscrimately[indiscriminately]
8 the employment of castille[Castile] soap,
12 {Illustration caption:} [Added: Meal mite.]
17 Adopter[Adapter] connecting retort and globes.
21 earthenware are also frequenly[frequently] employed;
21 per-oxide[peroxide] of manganese, or red
29 as well as ‘test-solutions’ containng[containing]
33 weezers[tweezers]. A long piece of thick
33 Ger. Monkshood; wolfsban[wolfsbane]. In
34 Some specimes[specimens] are white and spongy;
34 A white, colourless, semicrystalline[semi-crystalline] mass
39 MAGNESIA, MAGNESIA SULPHATE[entry rearranged],
44 with the result of their adminsistration[administration]
54 article with a paste of freshly slacked[slaked] lime
63 1·43% ” ” ·29%[2·9%]
73 information in connection with Alcholometry[Alcoholometry] 95 of the exaet[exact] temperature at which
96 into lumps like resin, it is SALICIN[SALICINE];
98 other, different, and paf??[pa???]
109 allum[alum] (dissolved in gum-water),
119 It has a a[delete] smell resembling
126 (three-daggers)[?] The sp. gr. of any sample of liquid ammonia,
132 conical mass, whieh[which] is technically called
132 untll[until] the liquor has remained
132 as eady[already] mentioned,
136 in the neighbeurhood[neighbourhood] of London.
136 made with lemon-juice and drank[drunk] effervescing,
137 the ctlear[clear] portion of the liquid,
137 after repose decaned[decanted],
143 form the body under examination;[1][del]
147 and litanium[titanium]. Hydrogen also
154 [he created] a new world for future naturalists
161 Pottsviile[Pottsville], Sharp Mount 1·412 2382
165 smelting is the common sulphide kuown[known] as
170 OXIDUM, L.). Prpe.[Prep.] (B. P.)
173 ANTISBORBU'TICA[ANTISBORBU'TICA], L.), used in scurvy.
175 COMPOSIT[COMPOSITÆ]. A plant growing in the North
175 and the head and leck[neck] laid bare.
177 APFEL, Ger.; APPLE[APPEL], Dut.;
178 A. NIVA'LIS or D.[A.] EX NI'VE,
179 fit for or under tillage or aration[aËration];
181 it was an ocult[occult] power of nature,
185 A spirituous liqur[liquor] imported
188 Trii'odide of.= AsT[I]_{3}.
198 succession, and pre ise[precise] character
198 Hydrated sulphide of iron (as 10[the] last).
201 An[By an] Act of Parliament[1] it is provided
208 Sesquioixde[Sesquioxide]
219 [Symbols in table replaced with numeric equivalents.]
219 In the foregoing table {symbol} represents one volume.[deleted all]
219 10 pints; slacked[slaked] lime, 1 oz.;
220 once agitating 6 or 8 vlumes[volumes] of water
245 and is sufficciently[sufficiently] pure for making
246 abundantly columnar crsytals[crystals]
255 melt the materia1[l] in a reverberatery[reverberatory]
257 vary[very] liable to crack when filled with hot water
261 L. [1] Green sulphate of iron, 1 to 2
272 form of mattrass[mattress] than one made of horsehair
272 the horsehair mattrass[mattress] calls even more imperatively
272 Both pillows and mattrass[mattress] should be taken to pieces
273 These are less than those of eather[feather] beds
281 and Mr Denison[Dennison] differ from him in opinion.
284 Goood[Good] samples of benzoin yield
286 and bronchial aflections[affections], when
288 can only be accounted for by aamples[samples]
289 the fluid expresssed[expressed] made up to 26
290 the precipitate thereby produeed[produced].
300 petroleum may bementioned[be mentioned] as examples.
300 much of the asphalt and bituminou[bituminous] pavement
304 1/3rd of this docoction[decoction] is then
307 through the str ets[streets] of this great metropolis;
308 (see 1[I], 4, above), but dissolving
308 6. (Without Vitriol.) As 1[I], 5
308 The final addition of the 3 lbs.[footnote given a number]
310 by which they bcome[become] considerably larger;
312 About A.D. 60.[Footnote not referenced in text; deleted.]
312 of Barthollet[Berthollet] on chlorine, in 1784,
312 {Transcriber’s note: Footnote omitted by publisher.}
313 1[I]. BLEACHING of =Cotton=:
313 The pieces are bucked or boiled in mllk[milk] of lime[5]
319 may be mentioned the folowing[following]:——
319 n[in] breadth, is observed round the glass,
319 [i]t is certain that vesication is effected.
323 and MAGNESIA are indicated, the latter fine[five] when added
331 staranise[star-anise] oil, 40 drops
337 ·941 to [·]942 (18 to 20 u. p.). The common
338 processes detailed under ALCOHOMETRY[ALCOHOLOMETRY].
338 and examining the later or[for] heavier products.
346 a wineglassful[wine-glassful] of this solution added
355 The whole of the water nsed[used]
356 a littie[little] more ‘lobb’ is generally added,
360 2. To the last add of sugar or treacle, 1/2 b[lb].
361 the mixture haying[having] been placed in a retort
362 These vessels are furrounded[surrounded] with belts of iron
369 Oil-paintin[g] a wall
373 nothwithstanding[notwithstanding] the assertions
377 not exceeding 180[°] Fahr.,
377 other butter ever possesees[possesses].
380 =Cadmium, Car'bonate of.= CdCo_{3}[CdCO_{3}].
384 flour, 1-1/2 lb.; curants[currants], 2 lbs.;
399 India rubber or cauotchouc[caoutchouc],
420 When applied let it [be] heated.
427 CERATE PLASTER (Emplastru m[Emplastrum] Cerati Saponis)
429 let it rest for a night in a closed mattrass[matrass];
430 =Chalk, Browu[Brown].= A familiar name for umber.
431 A more economical methed[method]
456 prepares a standard solution as fellows[follows]:
457 Langour[Languor], listlessness, fatigue after the least exercise,
460 a pint of cold water, and drank[drunk] ad libitum.
462 any of the iron preparation[preparations] will
468 CINCHONA[CINCHONÆ] FLAVÆ CORTEX.
476 into a very considerable and importa[important]
477 it gives a head[bead] of a magnificent
478 between the best and the lowest quantity[quality]
484 Compound of caffein with potash 35[3·5] to 5·000
484 treated with a per-salt[persalt] of iron;
487 to about 1/3rd or 1/4th of it[its] bulk
487 iu[in] a cool place. This preparation
487 It differs frem[from] veratria in being soluble
491 =Iodide and Bromide Solution.= Iodid[Iodide] of cadmium
496 boil the saffron [and] turmeric in
499 Dr. Gardner.[Footnote not referenced in text; deleted.]
501 In the caes[case] of a dangerous attack
504 Its activity is considerd[considered] equal
506 thus described in the ‘Encyclopoedia[EncyclopÆdia] Brittanica.’
507 Copper has a brilliant yellowish-ed[yellowish-red] colour
508 the soluble part to spontaneous evaportion[evaporation].
510 thin film of copper by merely immersing is[it]
512 corns may be removed by ayplying[applying] ivy leaf,
518 requires practice as to the heat of ihe[the] water;
520 at the HÔpital des Enfans[Enfants],
521 are excedingly[exceedingly] useful for many operations,
525 (See table at bottom of previous column.)[(See previous table.)]
531 Davids-Thee, Echter Karolinenthaler——Genuine Karoin’s[Karolin’s]
534 properly qualified medical practioner[practitioner],
536 thould [should] be well bruised
545 sassafras, guaiacmu[guaiacum] turnings,
547 dysentery, dirrrhoea[diarrhoea], and excoriations
549 kind than other persous[persons].
549 in moderarely[moderately] large doses,
549 Lassaigne and Feneulle ln[in] Delphinium staphysagria 550 after rincing[rinsing] the mouth out with water.
555 tne[the] only property which the bodies
560 camphor, fragrant pastiles[pastilles], cascarilla,
560 until the temperature has fallen [to] 39·9° Fahr.,
562 FFRRALUM[FERRALUM] is a mixture of ferrous
563 distinguiished[distinguished] by a mouldy or musty odour
564 if we desire to makx[make] our sanitary surroundings
567 Disinfections of the apartments[apartment]
569 is conected[connected] with the chimney
569 for the purification of mattrasses[mattresses], linen,
571 For heating mattrasses[mattresses] another apparatus
572 surrounding the too[top] of the capital of the still
573 distiller is allowed to produce worst[worts] from any substance
574 Dr. Druitt.[footnote renumbered.]
583 complete disconnection betweeen[between] the pipe
590 =Rasp'berry.= See DROPS, FRUIT (aboue[above].)
594 or convulsive twitching, a vein may be epened[opened].
594 use shall be commercialls[commercially] pure
596 a final wince[rinse] in cow-dung before dyeing is advantageous.
599 dependent for his purples on orchil or cudbeer[cudbear],
603 originally a mixture of siver[silver] nitrate,
605 Liquid sulphurous acid ×[+] 17·6 ”
606 by the ravages of the Ecchinococcus[Echinococcus] is the
607 lines connecting f, g, k, represents[represent]
607 Does[Dose], 1/2 to 2 gr.
607 ASCLEPEDIN. From Asclepiastuberosa[Asclepias tuberosa].
607 Stimulant, astringent, and antispadmodic[antispasmodic].
609 whilst bad or wortless[worthless] ones will swim
610 and stirred ne[one] way all the time,
611 with potasssa[potassa] and solution of silver
611 dried by exposure to the air and a gentle head[heat]
612 and distinguised[distinguished] as negative and positive,
613 instrument is to [be] placed upon the resinous plate
613 Syn. ELECTRO-MET'ALURGY[ELECTRO-MET'ALLURGY],
616 The double chloride of platinum and potassum[potassium],
617 =Elecutary[Electuary], Bath.= Syn. 618 honey and syrup of wormwo[wormwood],
618 In intermittents occurring in crofulous[scrofulous] subjects.
620 A teaspooonful[teaspoonful], as a mild stomachic
620 Dose, 1 to 2 teaspoonsfuls[teaspoonfuls],
622 2 teaspoonfuls; in an enorrhoea[amenorrhoea], constipation,
624 bitter almonds (bruised), 8 in on.[no.];
628 gradually added, the ematine[emetine] is dissolved,
628 however, that ematine[emetine] is alone
629 other remedies can be optained[obtained] and applied.
634 and that to exert a liked[like] absorbent action
634 coats of the intestines, and to allay irritatation[irritation];
638 Fluor[Flour, {in table}]
638 but its energy must be develoyed[developed] in the place
642 the diptheria[diphtheria] affecting oxen,
642 tend to sssume[assume] a typhoid form,
642 parasite that multiply[multiplies] so rapidly as speedly[speedily]
643 Titanum[Titanium {in table}]
643 Lanthanium[Lanthanum]
651 =Essence, Anthysteri'ic[Antihyster'ic].=
657 From pine-apple oil (buytric[butyric] ether,
657 rectfied[rectified] spirit, 1/2 pint; digest
657 the solution is apt to depoit[deposit] part of it
657 3.[2.] Attar of roses, 1 oz.; rectified spirit,
654 in the last two formulÆ to th[the] preparation of
658 at 160[°] Fahr. If reduced
658 and neroli, of each 6 drops; dissoved[dissolved]
659 or verbenÆ[verbena] (Andropogon citratum),
663 a heavy, oily pro-product[product]
666 Having been found ls[less] efficient than
667 does not effect[affect] a solution of nitrate
669 it continues to be absorded[absorbed].
669 the nitrite of ethel[ethyl] is——in very
672 Eugleda[Euglena] viridis and the
672 and the Eugleda[Euglena] pyrum.
673 the fluid matter that forms the menstrnum[menstruum];
673 To purify liqnids[liquids] by the dissipation of
673 the vapour is prevented [from] resting upon the
679 W is the weight of the person, W[W_{l}] the weight carried
682 SOLIDFIED[SOLIDIFIED] WORTS, made by a licensed brewer,
682 In medi cne[medicine] and pharmacy,
686 unless when taken in repeated does[doses], long continued.
687 q. s. to make che[the] whole equal in weight [to] that
694 to be employed as the mentruum[menstruum],
699 fluid extract will not [be] required
698 exclusively appropriated to Cannabic[Cannabis] sativa 700 pill consistence.——Dose, 1/2 [to] 1 dr.
701 by maceration or[for] 24 hours,
701 (EXTRACTUM LUBULINAE[LUPULINÆ] COCTIONE PARATUM.)
702 c. (Ph. U. S. EXTRACTUM MEZEREIFLUIDUM[MEZEREI FLUIDUM].)
704 L. Prep. [1.] (P. Cod.) From ox-gall,
708 Guibort[Guibourt].) Senna (in powder), [1] part;
708 by distillation and vaporation[evaporation].——Dose,
708 In arger[larger] doses it is nauseant and emetic.
711 flowers with the purest recitfied[rectified] spirit
712 When a powerfully destructive substence[substance],
712 etherial[ethereal] oils of lavender,
712 intermitent[intermittent] form of facial NEURALGIA
717 simple in construction and easily managable[manageable]; it
718 instead the mouth of the botttle[bottle] is closed
722 in the so-called red prusstate[prussiate] of potash
722 PUTREFACTION, BBEWING[BREWING], &c.
726 from one vesssel[vessel] to another,
727 first a stratum of course[coarse] pebbles,
728 is said to be prepared by heating hoematite[hÆmatite]
729 washed in hot water.[Footnote tag renumbered.]
729 Commision[Commission]{in table}
733 because of of[del 2nd of] their little specific gravity.
733 of this formulÆ[formula] is made to existing
738 invention, bnt[but] it has not proved
738 contents of the air-vesel[vessel] until
741 Artficial[Artificial] Propagation. 742 when dressed immediately after being caught, possessess[possesses]
743 spirit is frequently omitted altogther[altogether].
746 Microscropic[Microscopic] analysis detects the presence
746 =FLEIGENPULVER[FLIEGENPULVER]——Fly Powder=
748 See also BREAD,[No footnote reference in text; added one.]
749 The best bread contains about 1/4-1/6ths[1/6th] of
749 than they can dipose[dispose] of whilst ‘new,’
755 (Eagle marine.) Vedigris[Verdigris] tempered in
757 from the organic kingdom that our ailments[aliments]
758 Beef, mutton, veal, lamb, and vension[venison]
759 is diseased, unound[unsound] or unwholesome,
761 5[4]. (Kittoe’s.) Sal ammoniac, 1 dr.; spring
762 stewing or semi frying[semi-frying], highly flavoured
762 namely, R. amydalinus[amygdalinus].
764 Brown syrup, 90 grammes; verdegris[verdigris], 6 grammes;
764 the perils of transit and storeage[storage].
767 property may be destoyed[destroyed] by boiling it
770 Syn. FUMIGATIO MURCURIALIS[MERCURIALIS], L.
771 jewellers, analytical chemists, expermentalists[experimentalists],
774 two or three months the sides of the vesse[vessel]
777 to his classification, Mendeljeff[Medelejeff] asserted, that
777 The hypothetical Eka aluminium of Mendeljeff[Mendelejeff]
776 when with treated[when treated with] sulphuretted hydrogen,
776 The per-salts[persalts] of iron present are then
779 for a minute, that that[del 2nd that] they may be skinned
782 =GAR'NET.= In mineraloyy[mineralogy],
782 carburetted hydrogen, hyrochloric[hydrochloric] acid,
786 in a ley[lye] of caustic soda,
787 GELSEMINUM[GELSEMIUM] NITRIDUM,
792 {Footnote 332:} See ELECTROTYPS[ELECTROTYPE].]
794 gross of buttons of the abve[above] size.
795 DEADING AUQAFORTIS[AQUAFORTIS]. From mercury,
801 lime, 3·8%; alumina, 2 8%[2·8%]. French mirror-glass.
814 solutions of gold, insoluble in excesss[excess].
818 scented, as a pommade[pomade] to make the hair grow,
819 rectified spirit of wine, 2 galls[gals.];
819 GUINEA GRAINS, MALAGUETTA[MELEGUETTA] PEPPER.
819 The seeds of the Ammomum melaguetta[meleguetta].
826 ammonia chloride o[of] platinum thus obtained,
826 the per-centage of ready-formed amm onia[ammonia],
829 Prop., &c. White; inspid[insipid]; transparent;
837 For use, the air[hair] is moistened by means
839 When the hand[hands] are very dirty,
846 macerate for 2 2[del 2nd 2] hours;
846 Dried petals of the the[del 2nd the] red rose
847 A native chloride or[of] silver,
851 and the fuunel[funnel] having been withdrawn
858 =HYGIENE'.= Syn. HXGIENE[HYGIENE], Fr.
859 direct attempts to alter his opinons[opinions],
859 fancies himsef[himself] a giant;
860 A fusible, inflammable sub stance[substance],
864 white ozide[oxide] of antimony.
864 but by the ebulition[ebullition] expelling free carbonic acid
865 Several attemps[attempts] have been made of late years
870 Loire-InferiÉure[InfÉrieure],
872 no less than 8250 die from 0·1[0-1] year,
872 having recourse to other than the maternal mik[milk]
875 regarding them as extemporaneous preparatious[preparations].
876 A pure bitter tonic, without a-astringency[astringency]
879 Concentrated: INFUSUM CARYPHYLLI[CARYOPHYLLI]
887 active matter that it it[del 2nd it] is possible
889 Canada snake-root (Assarum[Asarum] Canadense)
890 Carbonate of lead (finely evigated[levigated]),
894 the add then[then add the] other ingredients.
895 and preferably made [from] galls prepared by heat,
895 Used us[as] the last, for either zinc,