FIFTY SYRUP RECIPES, FOR HOUSEHOLD purposes, Mineral Waters, etc.,
to wit: Simple Syrup, (2) Lemon Syrup, Mulberry Syrup, Vanilla Syrup,
Vanilla Cream Syrup, (2) Cream Syrup, Ginger Syrup, Orange Syrup, (2)
Pineapple Syrup, Nectar Syrup, Sherbet Syrup, Grape Syrup, Banana
Syrup, (2) Coffee Syrup, Wild Cherry Syrup, Wintergreen Syrup, (2)
Sarsaparilla Syrup, Maple Syrup, (2) Chocolate Syrup, Coffee Cream
Syrup, Ambrosia Syrup, Hock and Claret Syrup, Solferino Syrup,
Capsicum Syrup, Cherry Syrup, Strawberry Syrup, (2) Raspberry Syrup,
Peach Syrup, Blackberry Syrup, Orgeat Syrup, Catawba Syrup, Milk Punch
Syrup, Champagne Syrup, Sherry Cobbler Syrup, Excelsior Syrup, Fancy
Syrup, Currant Syrup, Framboise Syrup, Maidenhair Syrup, Orange Flower
Syrup, Cinnamon Syrup. How to make Syrups Frothy.
Colognes for the Sick Room, by GEO. LEIS. With recipes for the
production of preparations that serve as pleasing perfumes,
deodorizers, and cosmetic lotions.
All the above are contained in SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN SUPPLEMENT No. 77.
Price 10 cents. To be had at this office and of all newsdealers.
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Transcriber's Note:
_x_ indicates italic script.
Some archaic (Early American) spellings have been retained.
Errata:
Article 13 ("CALLIN AND WILSON'S PROCESS OF UTILIZING TIN SCRAP.'"):
'thin' corrected to 'tin'
"... the requisite quantity depending upon the thickness
of the tin plate to be removed."
Article NQ (39): 'put' corrected to 'but'
"... but plenty of good soap and warm water,..."
P. 16, Advert for 'ROOTS' FORCE BLAST BLOWER':
"SPEED ONLY 100 TO ??0 REV. PER M. SAVES HALF THE POWER REQUIRED
FOR FAN."
figure obscured by address label:
('Journal of Pharmacy X 145 S 10th st.').