Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets Or, A Collection of Above 500 Useful Receipts on a Variety of Subjects

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Young, Daniel

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English

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T: Technology

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5763

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May 1, 2004

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.INTRODUCTION
2. 2.1. 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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