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ever follow, when the lead is combined with tin; because this metal, being more eager for oxidation, prevents the solution of the lead. When we consider the various unsuspected means by which the poisons of lead and copper gain admittance into the human body, a very common but dangerous instance presents itself: namely, the practice of painting toys, made for the amusement of children, with poisonous substances, viz. red lead, verdigris, &c. Children are apt to put every thing, especially what gives them pleasure, into their mouths; the painting of toys with colouring substances that are poisonous, ought therefore to be abolished; a practice which lies the more open to censure, as it is of no real utility. FOOTNOTES: [121] Park's Chemical Essays, vol. v. p. 193. INDEX. A Adulteration of anchovy sauce, 234 beer, 113 brandy, 187 bread, 98 catsup, 227 cayenne pepper, 215 cheese, 206 coffee, 176 confectionery, 224 cream, 222 custard, 231 gin, 187 lemon acid, 243 lozenges, 236 malt spirits, 197 mustard, 241 olive oil, 239 pepper, 211 pickles, 217 porter, 113 rum, 187 soda water, 251 tea, black, 173 green, 173 vinegar, 173 distilled, 221 wine, 74 Age of beer, how fraudulently imitated, 148 Alcohol, quantity contained in different kinds of wine, 94 malt liquors, 126 spiritous liquors, 205 Ale, Burton, quantity of spirit which it contains, 162 Dorchester, ditto ditto, 162 Edinburgh, ditto ditto, 162 Home-brewed ditto ditto, 162 Alum, bleaching property in the panification of bread flour, 104 method of detecting it in bread, 108 for brightening muddy wines, 74 clarifying spiritous liquors, 200 adulterating beer, 134 Arrack, imitation of, 196 Batavia, quantity of alcohol contained in it, 205 Arrow root, sophistication of, 29 B Bakers, their methods of judging of the goodness of bread flour, 111 Beer, adulteration of, 113 act prohibiting it, 114 method of detecting it, 158 with narcotic substances, 150 with opium, tobacco, &c., 150 colouring of, act prohibiting it, 123 heading, composition and use of, 134 hard, what is meant by it, 148 fraudulent method of producing it, 148 half-spoiled, fraudulent practice of recovering it, 149 illegal substances used for adulterating it, 131
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