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Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets Daniel Young Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets Table of Contents Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets.....................................................................................1 Daniel Young.................................................................................................................................................1 INTRODUCTION.......................................................................................................................................13 1. ORIENTAL PAINTING..........................................................................................................................13 2. TRANSFER PAINTING ON GLASS.....................................................................................................13 3. TRANSFER VARNISH..........................................................................................................................14 4. WHITE SPIRIT VARNISHTHE VERY BEST....................................................................................14 5. TRANSFER PAINTING ON WOOD.....................................................................................................14 6. ELECTRO GOLD PLATINGNEW METHOD....................................................................................14 7. ELECTRO SILVERINGNEW METHOD............................................................................................14 8. ELECTRO GOLD PLATINGUSUAL METHOD................................................................................14 9. ELECTRO SILVERINGUSUAL METHOD........................................................................................15 10. GOLD PLATING FLUID......................................................................................................................15 11. SILVER PLATING FLUID...................................................................................................................15 12. QUICKSILVER PLATING FLUID......................................................................................................15 13. TO GILD STEEL...................................................................................................................................15 14. TO GILD COPPER, BRASS, &c.BY AN AMALGAM....................................................................15 15. GILDING GLASS AND PORCELAIN................................................................................................16 16. GILDING THE EDGES OF PAPER.....................................................................................................16 17. PROFESSOR WORTS' AMALGAM FOR SILVERING.....................................................................16 18. FOR COPPERING IRON......................................................................................................................16 19. PECULIARITIES IN WORKING CYANIDE OF COPPER SOLUTION...........................................17 20. PREPARATION OF IRON FOR COATING WITH COPPER............................................................17 21. SOLDERING FLUID............................................................................................................................17 22. SOLDER FOR TIN................................................................................................................................18 23. COLD METHOD OF SILVERING IRON WITH SILVER−PLATE...................................................18 24. HOT METHOD OF SILVERING IRON WITH SILVER−PLATE.....................................................18 25. SILVERING LOOKING−GLASSES WITH QUICKSILVER.............................................................18 26. SILVERING LOOKING−GLASSES WITH PURE SILVER..............................................................18 27. PATENT BURNING FLUID................................................................................................................18 28. BURNING FLUID.................................................................................................................................19 29. NON−EXPLOSIVE BURNING FLUID...............................................................................................19 30. VINEGAR IN THREE DAYS WITHOUT DRUGS............................................................................19 31. CUBA HONEY......................................................................................................................................19 32. EXCELLENT HONEY..........................................................................................................................20 33. GUNPOWDER......................................................................................................................................20 34. EXCELLENT MATCHES....................................................................................................................20 35. FIRE AND WATER−PROOF CEMENT..............................................................................................20 36. FRENCH CHEMICAL SOAP...............................................................................................................20 37. BLACK INK WITHOUT SEDIMENT.................................................................................................20 38. INDELIBLE INK...................................................................................................................................20 39. INDELIBLE INK...................................................................................................................................21 40. WRITING FLUID OR BLACK COPYING INK..................................................................................21 41. BEST INK POWDER............................................................................................................................21 42. BEST RED INK.....................................................................................................................................21 43. YELLOW INK.......................................................................................................................................21 44. BLUE INK.............................................................................................................................................21 45. GOLDEN INK.......................................................................................................................................21 i Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets Table of Contents Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets 46. WHITE INK FOR WRITING ON BLACK PAPER.............................................................................21 47. SECRET INK FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTS..........................................................................22 48. CIDER WITHOUT APPLES.................................................................................................................22 49. SPRUCE OR AROMATIC BEER........................................................................................................22 50. LEMON BEER......................................................................................................................................22 51. PHILADELPHIA BEER........................................................................................................................22 52. SILVER TOP DRINK...........................................................................................................................23 53. DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING SODA DRINKS..................................................................................23 54. IMPERIAL CREAM NECTAR.............................................................................................................23 55. A SUPERIOR GINGER BEER.............................................................................................................23 56. GINGER POP No. 1..............................................................................................................................23 57. GINGER POP No. 2..............................................................................................................................23 58. YEAST...................................................................................................................................................24 59. SODA SYRUPS.....................................................................................................................................24 60. MINERAL WATER..............................................................................................................................24 61. IMPROVED ENGLISH STRONG BEER............................................................................................24 62. SANGAREE..........................................................................................................................................24 63. GINGER WINE.....................................................................................................................................24 64. HOP BEER............................................................................................................................................25 65. USQUEBAUGH OR IRISH WHISKEY...............................................................................................25 66. ICE CREAM..........................................................................................................................................25
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