PURPLE.

3 lbs. alizarin paste (10 per cent.);

10 quarts purple thickening;

6 oz. pyrolignite of lime, at 18° Tw.;

12 oz. acetate of lime, at 25° Tw.

The printed goods are steamed for an hour or two, and then aged from

twenty-four to thirty-six hours. They are then padded in the chalk and

arseniate of soda bath; after which they are washed and soaped in a single

soap-bath without tin crystals; and, if needful, cleaned in a weak

solution of bleaching powder.

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