... chemical composition from human milk. For example, in arrowroot, which is the favorite, the proportion of the ... process may be employed with food containing oatmeal, arrowroot or wheaten flour, with a view of converting ...

... isinglass, cow's milk, cream, and a very thin arrowroot-water, properly sweetened. The gelatine was introduced originally ... dissolved, about fifteen minutes. A small teaspoonful of arrowroot, mixed into a paste with a little water, ...

... as barley-water, Indian meal gruel, toast-water, arrowroot, apple-sauce, prune tea, orangevjuice, buttermilk, &c, regulating ... very light, and principally com- posed of gruel, arrowroot, barley-water, prune tea, <&c. During the inter- ...

... gr. " tV"L " Pow'd nutmeg a a Arrowroot Antacid, astringent. Antacid, and laxative. Antacid. Expectorant. Carminative. ... the root of an undetermined species. Maranta U. S., arrowroot. Fecula of the rhizoma of M. arundinacea. Sago, ...

... A™. oil " liTTL tinct. " Powdered nutmeg u Vanilla Arrowroot Antacid, astringent. Antacid and laxative. Antacid. Tonic, "haematic." ... of Ipecacuanha, in fine powder, half a troyounce. Arrowroot, in fine powder, four troyounces. Sugar, in fine ...

... Isinglass Jelly 127 26. Chicken Jelly 127 27- Arrowroot-wine Jelly 127 28. Iceland Moss and Irish ... to either of the other foods, if desirable. Arrowroot made with new milk is a very nourish- ...

... From what you have said I infer that arrowroot, tapioca, and such farinaceous foods are not safe ... to stronger food. I have often heard that arrowroot was a verv good food for infants. Is ...

... fluids, such as barley water, oat- meal water, arrowroot water, or fluids containing maltose and dextrin, to ... foods must be given ; such, for instance, as Arrowroot-water......2 ounces Whey........2 White sugar.......t ...

... avoided. In small quantities, combined with soups or arrowroot, they appear useful ; but in large quantities they ... its use. Liquid food in the shape of arrowroot or soups well spiced and salted are most ...

... a white powder such as is seen in arrowroot and corn-starch. Examined by a micro- scope ... trace of starch can be detected. Exp. with Arrowroot. Make a thin paste by boiling a little ...