Grocers' Goods / A Family Guide to the Purchase of Flour, Sugar, Tea, Coffee, Spices, Canned Goods, Cigars, Wines, and All Other Articles Usually Found in American Grocery Stores

by Frederick B. Goddard

Transcriber’s Notes

Printed	Corrected	Page
Tarter	Tartar	[3]	Cream of Tartar
Marmelades	Marmalades	[3]	Marmalades
molases	molasses	[5]	molasses and whale oil.
SELF-RAISING	SELF-RAISING,	[14]	wheat granulated, SELF-RAISING,
VERMICILLI	VERMICELLI	[17]	VERMICELLI, Spaghetti.
disagreeble	disagreeable	[18]	is very disagreeable,
peeple	people	[27]	but some people seem
Firsts’	Firsts”	[30]	Firsts” must be a grade
semi transparent	semi-transparent	[33]	and is semi-transparent before
exhilerating	exhilarating	[36]	its exhilarating properties
piminto	pimento	[41]	oil pressed out, with pimento
unground	unground.	[41]	sold whole or unground.
potatoe	potato	[47]	tuber like the potato;
crystalize	crystallize	[49]	crystallize the grape sugar
Seives	Sieves	[58]	Sieves, Feather Dusters,
Lauguedoc	Languedoc	[60]	of Bordeaux and Languedoc.
Margeaux	Margaux	[60]	Margaux, Latour, and many
unwholsome	unwholesome	[62]	unwholesome salicylic acid.
heathful	healthful	[63]	It is a healthful and
Cogñac	Cognac	[63]	Cognac Brandy
Cogñac	Cognac	[64]	Cognac is burning and rough
Heidseick	Heidsieck	[64]	are those of Heidsieck, Mumm
Rudescheimer	Rüdesheimer	[64]	Rüdesheimer, Marcobrunner of the
Curaçoa	Curaçao	[64]	Benedictine, Curaçao, Chartreuse
Kirchwasser	Kirshwasser	[64]	Maraschino, Kirschwasser, Kummel
Chocolat	Chocolate	[64]	Chocolate, Ginger, Raspberry,
ariety	variety	[64]	variety of Bitter Waters.

On page [59], under Grocers’ Sundries, two newlines and a blank line were removed before “Borax”.

Some irregular spellings have been retained.