Cooley's Cyclopædia of Practical Receipts and Collateral Information in the Arts, Manufactures, Professions, and Trades..., Sixth Edition, Volume ICooley, Arnold James
Science
Cooley's Cyclopædia of Practical Receipts and Collateral Information in the Arts, Manufactures, Professions, and Trades..., Sixth Edition, Volume I
Cooley, Arnold James
Formulas, recipes, etc.; Industrial arts -- Dictionaries; Technology -- Dictionaries
ACONITIA with other alkaloids, _e.g._, delphinia, aconella, &c.
ALE, common salt, _Cocculus indicus_, grains of paradise, quassia,
and other bitters, sulphate of iron, alum, &c.
ALLSPICE, mustard husks.
ANCHOVIES, other fish, and colouring matters, _e.g._, Armenian
bole, Venetian red, &c.
ANNATTO, all sorts of starch, soap, red ferruginous earths,
carbonate and sulphate of lime, salts, &c.
ARROWROOT, various other fecula, such as sago, tapioca, potato,
and others.
BALSAM OF COPAIBA, turpentine and fixed oils.
BEEF (POTTED), Armenian bole.
BISMUTH, carbonate of lead, sometimes arsenic (this latter is an
impurity not intentional).
BLOATERS (POTTED), Armenian bole.
BRANDY, water, burnt sugar, &c.
BREAD, potatoes (mashed), alum, inferior flour, &c., &c.
BUTTER, water, salt, colouring matter, lard, tallow, and other
fats.
CAJUPUT OIL, copper, camphor dissolved in oil of rosemary, and
coloured with copper as a substitute.
CALAMINE, coloured sulphate of baryta.
CALOMEL, sulphate of baryta, chalk, white precipitate, white lead,
pipe-clay, &c., &c.
CALUMBA, tinged bryony root, root of _Frasera Walteri_, and
others.
CAMBOGE, starch, &c.
CAMPHOR, a substitution of Borneo camphor has been made.
CANTHARIDES, golden beetle, artificially coloured glass, &c.
CARBONATE OF LEAD, sulphate of baryta, sulphate of lead, chalk,
&c., &c.
CARMINE (COCHINEAL), sulphate of baryta, bone black, &c.
CASSIA (SENNA), leaves of _Solenostemma argel_, and other foreign
leaves.
CASTOR OIL, other oils, often small quantities of croton oil.
CAYENNE, ground rice, vermilion, Venetian red, turmeric.
CHAMPAGNE, gooseberry and other wines as substitutes, different
colouring matters, &c.
CHEESE, annatto, bole (Armenian), and other colouring matters.
CHICORY, colouring matters, such as ferruginous earths, and burnt
sugar, Venetian red, &c., and different flours, such as wheat,
rye, beans, &c., and sometimes sawdust.
CIDER, lead (as an impurity, not intentional).
CIGARS, substitutions of hay and other rubbish, inferior tobacco,
leaves sometimes darkened by some brown vegetable dye.
CINNAMON, cassia, clove stalks, and different flowers.
CLARET, brandy, and substitution of inferior wines.
CLOVES, clove stalks.
COCOA AND CHOCOLATE, cheaper kinds of arrow-root, such as _Tous
les mois_ and East Indian, animal matter, corn, sago, tapioca,
&c.
COFFEE, chicory, roasted wheat, rye flowers, and colouring
matters, such as burnt sugar, &c.
COD-LIVER OIL, other oils mixed with it.
COLOCYNTH (COMPOUND EXTRACT OF), the extract is not unfrequently
made with the pulp and seeds.
CONFECTIONERY, injurious colouring matters, such as arsenite of
copper, chromate of lead, &c.
CONFECTION, AROMATIC (AROMATIC CHALK POWDER), expensive
ingredients omitted, turmeric substituted for saffron, &c.,
&c.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
Reviews
Reviews
No reviews yet
Be the first to share your thoughts on this work.
Elsewhere in the archive
Join the Discussion
Join the discussion
Sign in to leave a comment or review.
Sign InorCreate an account