Encyclopedia of Practical Receipts and Processes

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Extract of Milk

Condensed decanted, and a second quantity of water milk is thus prepared: Take 10,000 parts fresh added the two liquids are filtered, and the gum cows' milk, 50 parts white sugar, and 2 parts and sugar added SO as to form a paste. This pure carbonate of soda. Place them in a porcarbonate of soda. Place them in a poris divided into pastils weighing from 12 to 16 grains. If it is desired to aromatize the paste, 1 or 2 drops of any essential oil may be added to the sugar and gum before the paste is formed.

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