... forms of apparatus in use to determine the safety of oils are based upon either one of two principles,— ... and rosaniline, and is obtained by oxidizing aniline oil with arsenic acid or ... phosphine, maroon, mauvaniline, etc. Acid Magenta (Fuchsine S) ...

... Squirrel. Cages, Mining. Cages, Bird. Cages, Parrot. Cages, Safety. Jasmine. Jasmine Oil. C addice. Geleia de Groselha. Geleia de Goiaba. ... Shades, Glass. Lamp Parts. Lamp Standards. Lamp Stoves, Oil. Lamp Shades, ... Gauze, Safety. Lamp Fittings, Hall. Swabs. Lampreys. Wool. Wool, Carpet. ...

... oil of, 573 Fish's patent lamp, 181 Fixed oils, 546 Flask, 52 and safety tube, 321 Flaxseed, 509 meal, 88 poultice, 785 oil, 552, 555 Flavoring syrups, 259 Flesh, 522 Flemming's ...

... aether, in a digester, with a valve of safety. Thus the concrete oil, and a Uttle igas- urate of strychnine, are ...

... ether, in a digester, with a valve of safety. Thus the concrete oil, and a little igasurate of strychnine, are dissolved ...

... about the lower part of the canal. Castor-oil is recommended by its safety in almost all cases, by its certain, perfect ...

... in a two-necked bottle, and, adding the Oil of Vitriol by degrees through a safety funnel, conduct by suitable tubes the sulphuretted h\’ ...

... in a two-necked bottle, and, adding the Oil of Vitriol by degrees through a safety funnel, conduct by suitable tubes the sulphuretted hydrogen ...

... of that age, but experience has confirmed the safety and great benefit derived from large doses of Oil in this complaint. We haAre often administered tAVO ...

... of that age, but experience has confirmed the safety and great benefit derived from large doses of Oil in this complaint. We have often administered two ...