YELLOW, Naples, to Make.
— Take one pound of antimony, one
pound and a half of lead, half an
ounce of alum, and the same quantity
of common salt. The antimony and
lead should be calcined together, after-
wards the other ingredients added, and
then the whole mixture undergoes a
second calcination.
YELLOW WAX.— Yellow re-
sin, 1 lb. ; Burgundy pitch, 1 54 oz. ;
bees wax, i]4 oz. ; mutton tallow, 1 14
oz. Melt all together ; then add cam-
phor, 2 H drachms ; olive oil, a table-
spoonful ; sassafras oil, 2 drachms ;
best rum, 2 tablespoonfuls. Mix well,
and pour into a vessel of water, and
knead it till it is cold. It acts as a good
sticking plaster. It is useful in cuts,
ulcers, sores, &c. It is very good for
rheumatism ; and would be a sovereign
remedy by the addition of i oz. of cay-
enne, and £ oz. of opium.
YORKSHIRE PUDDING.—
Mix five spoonfuls of flour with a quart
of milk, and three eggs✪ Yorkshire Pudding well beaten.
Butter the pan. When brown by
baking under the meat, turn the other
side upwards, and brown that. It
should be made in a square pan, and
cut into pieces to come to table. Set it
over a chafing-dish, u.d stir it welL
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YELLOW, Naples, to Make. — Take one pound of antimony, one pound and a half of lead, half an ounce of alum, and the same quantity of common salt. The antimony and lead should be calcined together, afterwards the other ingredients added, and then the whole mixture undergoes a second calcination.
YELLOW WAX.— Yellow resin, 1 lb. ; Burgundy pitch, 1 54 oz. ; bees wax, i]4 oz. ; mutton tallow, 1 14 oz. Melt all together ; then add camphor, 2 H drachms ; olive oil, a tablespoonful ; sassafras oil, 2 drachms ; best rum, 2 tablespoonfuls. Mix well, and pour into a vessel of water, and knead it till it is cold. It acts as a good sticking plaster. It is useful in cuts, ulcers, sores, &c. It is very good for rheumatism ; and would be a sovereign remedy by the addition of i oz. of cayenne, and £ oz. of opium.
YORKSHIRE PUDDING.—
Mix five spoonfuls of flour with a quart of milk, and three eggs well beaten. Butter the pan. When brown by baking under the meat, turn the other side upwards, and brown that. It should be made in a square pan, and cut into pieces to come to table. Set it over a chafing-dish, and stir it well.
“BEGIN WELL AND END BETTER.’*
63rd Edition, Splendidly Illustrated with 130 Engravings of Various Plants.
THE MOST SIMPLE AND PRACTICAL WORK ON BRITISH AND FOREIGN HERBS
Robinson’s New Family Herbal
' COMPRISING
A Description and the Medical Virtues of British and Foreign Plants, founded on the Works of Eminent and Modern English and American Writers on the Medical Properties
of Herbs.
Directions for Gathering Leaves, Flowers, Seeds, Roots, Barks, etc.
The making of Juices, Syrups, Preserves, Oils, Electuaries, Conserves, Ointments, Poultices, Pills, Decoctions, etc., to which is added the Family Physician, with complete directions for the use of the various Herbs.
General Directions for Curing or Preventing
Disease.
Valuable Medical Receipts, and Remarks on Diet, Bathing, Air, Exercise, etc.
Cloth, Plain Plates, 4s. net. Cloth, Red Edges, Coloured Plates, 5s. net. Postage, 4d.
W. NICHOLSON & SON, 14 Paternoster Square, E.C. 4.
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FOR
The Cure of Diseases incident to the Human Frame.
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Cloth, Red Edges, 4s. 6d. net. With Plain Plates, 3s. 6d. net. Postage 4d. Cheaper Edition, 2s. net. Postage 3d.
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A MANUAL OF CORRESPONDENCE
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Correct Structure, Composition, Punctuation, Formalities, and the Uses of the various kinds of Letters, Notes, and Cards.
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J. W. WESTLAKE, A.M.,
Professor of English Literature.
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