The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-04-05
COLOGNE WATER.

NOLNtNJI " a En-
If one or other OF Lundborg's or
Chris extracts Tor OF any other make
finds public favor, good article o.
cologne can be made by diluting said OK
tract with alcohol Il and g.; then add
water til. the mlkiness no longer dis
appears on shaking; Hllup to s parts
with alcohol shake with small guam
tity Of car Donate of magHesIs, and filter.
The much-esteemcd amber colCT can be
produced by mixing cologne with Z
drschm of tinct. beDzoes comp. TO the
pint: filter 1t IS the alOes which CHIEFLY
makes the color. The small quantity OF
storsx ana boy z1jn "so.tens' the perfume
II. w. BHaer, IN Chemical Gazette.
SIMPLE TEST FOR FLOUR ADULTERATIoN.
DR.. uimly, professor of Chemistry at
the University of .iiel, has suggested 3
method by means of which any person Of
ordinary intelligence may test the
amount OF sduteration Of flour. 1t is
based upon the fact that ChlOrotocm Is
specially lighter than nearly a.. the sub
stances usually employed for these adui-
terations, such as lime, chalk, baryJes,
plastes, marble, bOno-dUst etc; while the
GENUINE -four Is again lighter than the
chloro!orn, IN which none Cf the above
named substances are soluble. The test
ing process Is simple, and ali the sPpar-
stus required is 8 small test tube about
three-elghtIs OF an inch in diGTeter, and
tour or five inches long. A teaspcontui o..
4 Il -. -, 81 - nj
test-glass and chlorOtorm poured on to
FIJI the vessel 10 about three quarters OF
its length, when It Is well shaken and
then placed in an upright position, SO rs
TO remain undisturbed uGti, the various
substances mixed together have had
time to find the level assigned them by
their specific gravity, the -four SWIM
ming near the surface at the top of the
vessel while the mineral bodies Will
sink to the bottom. 1t should be obsoTv-
ed that unauthorized flour often shows
slight flmy deposit OF q grayish or
brownish color, which, 1t must be sup
posed is stoae-dust produced IN grinding
A white deposit however, viii invaF-
ably indicate az Gtulte7atiOn with one
or other OF the substances mentioned
above. II Tue A"I5I"''s "'V "o'7''.u
tore and after separation, the amouD. or
degree OF aduItera!ion may be pretty &C.
curately ascertslned.
r,pr,c.rr,>- OF ApTrrrc,ar. BuTTER.
A simple and ingenious process con
sists in melting the butter at gentle
heat sIlowirO IL to become CUitp clear By
standlng. ana sa'ufht'nE " ~, CI..'n II,"' !!
wick with the llmpld Ial. Inc "iCN u
then ignlted ana eAuhq'!sntd a''g'
about two miLuLes' Il tAe O"c'eI 's S',-
u.ne, the odOr VIII DC thAI o. s.'o' sE
fried butter, wh'ie lhe PFeS'oc9 % o'oo-
margarine is betrayed oy 'no wei ""o"-
unpleasant odor OF u IsL'oW CS""'5 'F'
Gently eXLl0gulshed.-H' H'ye' VI / |'"''
CsHtrGlH0l1e.
INGRowIEG ToE-NAIL.
D-o,, @ few GroDs o.. lin. po:assa mixed
,, a.. Fsn-or,r,fo7s og three drgchms OF.
tee 10 one ouuce Of water as recon-
lnarJod hv d, Sidney Ringe, on the Ill
- srr5,ca with lis imbeddei nail
- F,.a tiD,as s. dsv. and YOU will
49,. 800. . d;r,,,-;fiS9 Of the DISCHARGE.
s', ..., -, ~ .as rra7U,a,.ops and
g. - 'I-a ~, ,ha naiI bo@iruing 90 pulp,.v.
He Hare / am N me, With the objection that
his will owe rise T. intolera0le suffering
IN, ,a,, aru,a NJ first, will soon pass
- srs raave the psuent much more
- ,-JJ6'r'sb,a tSan before. Practicnc this
~ - 49, tirac DerrIv flexible con-
J m " viii be observed in the inverted
T.iI yyTirb renders it. with proper care
arG caglioo. easily elevated without
raT.,rr. tbe pstient too much pain.
selected cork, which, being smooth,
Il I'LL, ,.G .gr,0 tIa GF qpplMT0ll.'l B %