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Aerated

Waters.

Rochelle

salts

to

the

water

in

the

lower

globe.

For

the

three-pint,

use

6

scruples

(2

scruples

for

each

pint).

Potash

water

—

20

grains

of

carbonate

of

potash

to

each

pint of

water.

Soda

or

Vichy

—

20

grains

of

bicarbonate

of

soda

to

each

quart.

Ginger Beer

and

Lemonade

can be

made

with

diluted

syrup

of

ginger,

or

lemon,

in

a

soda-water

tumbler,

and

filled

up

with

aerated

water.

Various

German

mineral

waters,

especially

Seltzer,

Schwalbacher

Weinbrunnen,

Fachingen

are

in

great

request

—

Seltzer

pre-eminently

:

this

is

sometimes

drunk

either

as

a

beverage

by

itself,

or

mixed

with

wine

or

brandy.

It

is

sparkling

and

clear,

and

of

a

pleasant,

slightly

acidulated

taste

;

and

it

is

pre-

scribed,

moreover,

by

the

Faculty

for

many

dis-

orders,

such

as

indigestion,

&c.

It

contains

chloride

of

sodium,

bicarbonate

of

lime,

soda

and

magnesia,

carbonic

acid,

and

a small

quantity

of

iron.

Schwalbacher

Weinbrunnen

is

a

ferruginous water,

useful

in

cases

of

debility,

and

for

the

improvement

of

impoverished

blood

;

it

contains

bicarbonate

of

iron,

magnesia,

soda,

lime,

&c.

Fachingen

is

an

acidulated,

gaseous,

and

alkaline

water,

used

in

gouty

and

nervous

habits,

dyspepsia,

heartburn,

&c.,

and

is

a

pleasant

and

refreshing

beverage.

Effervescent

Draught

.

—

Carbonate

of

potash,

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