COLOGNE

A perfumed spirit originally prepared at Cologne, and principally used as a perfume; though many imaginary medical virtues have also been reference ascribed to it. Various recipes have been published for mostly the preparation of ean de Cologne, some of them extremely Gieseler's EBONY. complicated. (See Ure'e Dictionary nf Arts and Manufactures,art." Eau de Cologne.") The following affords EBULLITION. a good imitation of the original article: — Take of alcohol tion one pint; of the oils of bergamot, orange peel, and rose vapour. mary, each one drachm; of bruised cardamom seeds one ECCHYMOSIS. drachm; orange flower water one pint: distil one pint from a water-bath. from [s. 395]