This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
Sulphate of iron. . . 100 parts
Sulphate of zinc. . . 50 parts'
Oak bark, powder. 40 parts
Tar.............. 5 parts
Oil.............. 5 parts
Mix together chloride of lime and burnt umber, add water, and set on plates.
Powdered alum..... 2 pounds
Oil of eucalyptus. . . 12 ounces
Rectified spirits of tar.............. 6 ounces
Rectified spirit of turpentine....... 2 ounces
Ultramarine blue (common)....... 3/4 ounces
Common salt....... 14 pounds
Mix alum with about 3 pounds of salt in a large mortar, gradually add oil of eucalyptus and spirits, then put in the ultramarine blue, and lastly remaining salt, mixing all well, and passing through a sieve.
Slaked lime in fine powder, 1 cwt.; carbolic acid, 75 per cent, 2 gallons.
Color with aniline dye and then pass through a moderately fine sieve and put into tins or casks and keep air-tight.
Powdered alum..... 6 ounces
Powdered green copperas........... 5 pounds
Powdered red lead. . 5 pounds Calvert's No. 5 carbolic acid........ 12.5 pounds
Spirit of turpentine. l.5 pounds
Calais sand........ 10 pounds
Slaked lime........ 60 pounds
Mix carbolic acid with turpentine and sand, then add the other ingredients, lastly the slaked lime and, after mixing, pass through a sieve. It is advisable to use lime that has been slaked some time.
 
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