Oil, 484
Waters, 739
Minofor Metal, 64
Mint Cordial, 765
Julep, 114
Mirror Alloys, 72
Mirror-lettering, 457
Mirror Polishes, 593
Silvering, 476
Mirrors, 476
Frosted, 375
to Clean, 209
to Prevent Dimming of, 374
Miscellaneous Tin Alloys, 78
Mite Killer, 422
Mixed Birdseed, 120, 729
Mixers, Concrete, 693
Mixing Castor Oil with Mineral Oils, 484
Mixture for Burns, 142
Mocking-bird Food, 120, 729
Mock Turtle Extract, 212
Modeling Wax, 755
Modification of Milk for Infants, 473
Moisture, 426
Molding Sand, 478
Molds, 152
of Plaster, 564
Moles, 479
Montpelier Cough Drops, 217
Mordant for Cement Surfaces, 479
for Gold Size, 479
Morphine Poison, 95
Mortar, Asbestos, 479
Mosaic Gold, 68, 140
Silver, 140, 588
Mosquitoes, Remedies, 425
Moss Removers, 209
Moth Exterminators, 425
Paper, 507
Moths and Caterpillars, 423
Motors, Anti-freezing Solution for, 363
Mottled Soap, 654
Mountants, 479, 544
Mounting Drawings, etc., 479
Prints on Glass, 480
Mousset’s Alloy, 76
Moutarde aux Epices, 215
des Jesuittes, 214
Mouth Antiseptics, 99
Washes, 258
Wash-tablets, 259
Moving Objects, How to Photograph Them, 548
Mucilage, 42
Commercial, 43
Creams, 238
of Acacia, 43
to Make Wood and Pasteboard Adhere to Metals, 43
Mulberry Dye for Silk, 272
Muriatic Acid Poison, 92
Mushroom Poison, 96
Music Boxes, 480
Muslin, Painting on, 488
Mustache Fixing Fluid, 480
Mustard, 214
Cakes, 214
Paper, 480
Vinegar, 215
Myrrh Mouth Wash, 258
Tooth Paste, 257
N
Nadjy, 115
Nail-cleaning Washes, 227
Nail, Ingrowing, 481
Polishes, 226
Varnish, 227
Name Plates, Coating for, 501
Natural Glue for Cementing Porcelain, Crystal Glass, etc., 15
Lemon Juice, 316
Water, 739
Nature, Source and Manufacture of Pigments, 555
Neatsfoot Oil, 481
Needles, Anti-rust Paper for, 625
Negatives, How to Use Spoiled, 534
Nervine Ointment, 487
Nerve Paste, 481
Nets, 223
Neufchâtel Cheese, 177
Neutral Tooth Powder, 255
New Celluloid, 155
Mordant for Aniline Colors, 273
Production of Indigo, 281
Nickel Alloys, 76
Bronze, 70
Nickel-plating, 573
with the Battery, 573
Nickel-testing, 481
Nickel, to Clean, 200
to Remove Rust from, 199
Nickeled Surface, 589
Nickeling by Oxidation, 587
Test for, 589
Niello, 683
Nitrate of Silver Poison, 95
Spots, 198
Nitric Acid Poison, 92
Stains to Remove, 185
Nitroglycerine, 329
Non-explosive Liquid Metal Polish, 595
Non-masticating Insects, 423
Non-Poisonous Textile and Egg Dyes for Household Use, 275
Fly-papers, 347
Non-porous Corks, 224
Norfolk Cheese, 177
Normona, 115
Nose Putty, 230
Notes for Potters, Glass-, and Brick-makers, 164
Noyeau Powder, 628
Nut Candy Sticks, 216
Nutmeg Essence, 316
Nutwood Stain, 783
Nux Vomica Poison, 615
O
Oak, 775, 783
Graining, 494
Leather, Stains for, 455
Stain, 783
Wood Polish, 598
Odorless Disinfectants, 264
Odonter, 259
Œnanthic Ether as a Flavoring for Ginger Ale, 108
Oil, Carron, 242
Castor, 153
Clock, 482
Oilcloth, 459
Adhesives, 36
Oil Extinguisher, 341
for Firearms, 460
Grease-, Paint-spot Eradicators, 205
How to Pour Out, 153
Lubricating, 460
Neatsfoot, 481
of Cinnamon as an Antiseptic, 100
of Vitriol Poison, 92
Paintings, Lacquer for, 440
Protection for, 488
Prints, Reproduced, 223
Removers, 205
Solidified, 461
Stains for Hard Floors, 344
Suitable for Use with Gold, 485
Oils, 482
(Edible), Tests for, 355
for Harness, 451
Purification of, 335
Oilskins, 750
Oily Bottles, to Clean, 210
Ointments, 486
for Veterinary Purposes, 731
Oleaginous Stamping Colors, 679
Olein Soap, 654
Oleomargarine, 142
Old-fashioned Ginger Beer, 107
Lemonade, 110
Olive-oil Paste, 143
Onyx Cements, 16
Opium and All Its Compounds, Poison, 95
Optical Lenses, Cleaning, 208
Orangeade, 110
Orange Bitters and Cordial, 762, 764
Drops, 216
Dye, 271
Extract, 316
Flower Water, 520
Frappé, 110
Peel, Soluble Extract, 316
Phosphate, 112
Ordinary Drab Dye, 281
Green Glass for Dispensing Bottles, 373
Negative Varnish, 544
Oreïde (French Gold), 68
Orgeat Punch, 110
Ornamental Designs on Silver, 641
Ornaments of Iron, Blackening, 495
Orris and Rose Mouth Wash, 258
Ortol Developer, 527
Ox-gall Soap for Cleansing Silk, 654
Oxide, Magnetic, 625
of Chrome, 172
of Tin, 172
of Zinc Poison, 97
Oxidized Steel, 584
Oxidizing, 139
Processes, 581
Ozonatine, 44
P
Package Pop, 107
Wax, 755
Packing for Gasoline Pumps, 488
for Stuffing Boxes, 488
Packings, 488
Pads of Paper, 488, 502
Pain-subduing Ointment, 487
Paint, Acid-resisting, 10
Bases, 489
Brushes, 490
at Rest, 141
Cleaning, 140
Deadening, 491
Dryers, 492
for Bathtubs, 501
for Blackboards, 489
for Copper, 495
for Iron, 496
for Protecting Cement Against Acid, 9
Grease, 229
Peeling of, 501
Removed from Clothes, 192
Removers, 187
to Prevent Crawling of, 490
Varnish, and Enamel Removers, 187
Painters’ Putty, 607
Painting on Leather, 455
on Marble, 488
on Muslin, 488
Ornaments or Letters on Cloth and Paper, 488
Over Fresh Cement, 499
Processes, 488
Paintings, 488
to Clean, 195
Paints, 489
Dry Base for, 489
for Gold and Gilding, 492
for Metal Surfaces, 495
for Roofs and Roof Paper, 497
for Walls of Cement, Plaster, Hard Finish, etc., 498
for Wood, 500
Stains, etc., for Ships, 498
Waterproof and Weatherproof, 499
Pale Purple Gold, 383
Pale-yellow Soap, 652
Palladium Alloys, 73
Bearing Metal, 73
Gold, 69
Silver Alloy, 73
Palladiumizing, 583
Palms, their Care, 502
Panama Hat, How to Clean, 187
Paper, 502
and Metal Glue, 14
(Anti-rust) for Needles, 625
as Protection for Iron, 625
Blotting, 503
Box Glue, 15
Celloidin, 504
Cements, 21
Disinfectant, 263
Fireproof, 344
Floor Covering, 506
Frosted, 374
Paperhangers’ Pastes, 39
Paper Hygrometers, 402
Making, Blue Print, 536
on Glass, to Affix, 19
Pads, 502
Paper Pads, Glue for, 12
Photographic, 527
-sensitizing Processes, 536
Tickets Fastening to Glass, 19
Varnishes, 725
Waterproofing, 505, 751
Papers, Igniting, 611
Papier-mâché, 502
Paraffine, 507
Scented Cakes, 508
Paraffining of Floors, 345
Parchment and Paper, 502
Cement, 21
Paste, 37
Paris Green, 561
Red, 600
Salts, 264
Parisian Cement, 30
Parmesan Cheese, 177
Parquet Floors, Renovating, 345
Polishes, 591
Passe-partout Framing, 508
Paste, Agar-agar, 37
Albumen, 37
Antiseptic, 99
Balkan, 38
Pasteboard Cement, 21
Deodorizers, 399
Paste, Elastic or Pliable, 39
for Affixing Cloth to Metal, 37
for Cleaning Glass, 208
for Fastening Leather to Desk Tops, etc., 36
for Making Paper Boxes, 15
for Paper, 37
for Parchment Paper, 37
for Removing Old Paint or Varnish Coats, 188
for Tissue Paper, 37
for Wall Paper, 39
Flour, 39
Ink to Write with Water, 416
Permanent, 38
that will not Mold, 37
Venetian, 39
Pastes, 35
for Paperhangers, 39
for Polishing Metals, 595
for Silvering, 588
to Affix Labels to Tin, 39
Pastilles, Fumigating, 367
Pasting Celluloid on Wood, 36
Paper Signs on Metal, 36
Wood and Cardboard on Metal, 37
Pattern Letters and Figures, Alloys for, 80
Paving Brick, Stain for, 166
Patent Leather, 451
Leather Dressings, 449
Polish, 633
Preserver, 453
Stains for, 452
Patina of Art Bronzes, 584
Oxidizing Processes, 584
Patinas, 584
Peach Extract, 317
Tint Rouge, 231
Pearls, to Clean, 208
Peeling of Paints, 501
Pegamoid, 509
Pencils, Antiseptic, 99
for Marking Glass, 374
Pen Metal, 74
Pens, Gold, 383
Peppermint as a Flavor, 252
Pepsin Phosphate, 112
Percentage Solution, 509, 704
Perfumed Ammonia Water, 91
Fumigating Pastilles, 367
Pastilles, 520
Perfumes, 366, 509
Coloring, 511
Directions for Making, 512
Fumigating, 366
for Hair Oils, 520
for Soap, 648
Permanent Patina for Copper, 585
Paste, 38
Perpetual Ink, 404
Perspiration Remedy, 233
Perspiring Hands, 233
Petrolatum Cold Cream, 226
Petroleum, 521
Briquettes, 522
Emulsion, 423
for Spinning, 522
Hair Washes, 390
Jellies and Solidified Lubricants, 461
Soap, 648
Pewter, 75
Aging, 522
to Clean, 205
Phosphate Dental Cement, 163
of Casein and its Production, 149
Phosphor Bronze, 58
Phosphorescent Mass, 523
Photographers’ Ointment, 487
Photographs, 554
Phosphorus Poison, 96, 614
Substitute, 523
Photographic Developing Papers, 527
Mountants, 41
Photographing on Silk, 540
Photographs Enlarged, 542
on Brooches, 551
Transparent, 545
Photography, 523
without Light, 154
Piano Polishes, 598
Piccalilli Sauce, 213
Pickle for Brass, 132
for Bronze, 138
for Copper, 221
for Dipping Brass, 132
Pickling Brass like Gold, 132
Iron Scrap before Enameling, 305
of German-silver Articles, 582
Process, 453
Spice, 214
Picric Acid Stains, 186
Picture Copying, 222
Postal Cards, 537
Transferrer, 251
Pictures, Glow, 522
Pigment Paper, 540
Pigments, 555
Pile Ointments, 561
Pinaud Eau de Quinine, 392
Pinchbeck Gold, 69
Pineapple Essence, 317
Lemonade, 110
Pine Syrup, 320
Pine-tar Dandruff Shampoo, 389
Ping-pong Frappé, 110
Pinion Alloy, 737
Pink Carbolized Sanitary Powder, 263
Color on Silver, 642
Dye for Cotton, 271
for Wool, 271
Pinkeye, 731
Pink Grease Paint, 229
Purple Gold, 383
Salve, 487
Soap, 652
Pins of Watches, 738
Pin Wheels, 609
Pipe-joint Cement, 162
Pipe Leaks, 446
to Color a Meerschaum, 469
Pipes, Rust-preventive for, 625
Pistachio Essence, 317
Plain Rubber Cement, 34
Plant Fertilizers, 336
Preservatives, 345
Plants, 561
Plaster, 561
Articles, Repairing of, 27
Cast of Coins, 150
Casts, Preservation of, 565
for Foundry Models, 564
from Spent Gas Lime, 564
Grease, 463
Irritating, 486
Model Lubricant, 463
Mold, 152, 564
Objects, Cleaning of, 564
of Paris, Hardening, 32, 150, 564
Repairing, 27
Plastic Alloys, 64
and Elastic Composition, 158
Metal Composition, 65
Modeling Clay, 184
Substances of Nitro-cellulose Base, 156
Polishing Paste, 600
Platina, Birmingham, 55
Plate Glass, Removing Putty, 206
Pewter, 75
Plates, Care of Photographic, 523
for Engraving, 71
Platine for Dress Buttons, 80
Plating, 565
Gilding and Electrotyping, 288
of Aluminum, 572
Platinizing, 586
Aluminum, 586
Copper and Brass, 586
Metals, 586
on Glass or Porcelain, 586
Platinotype Paper, 530
Platinum Alloys, 73
-gold Alloys for Dental Purposes, 74
Papers and Their Development, 529
Silver, 74
Solders, 665
Waste, to Separate Silver from, 641
Platt’s Chlorides, 264
Playing Cards, to Clean, 209
Plumbago, 460
Plumbers’ Cement, 161
Plumes, 335
Plush, 590
to Remove Grease Spots from, 193
Poison Ivy, 96
Poisonous Fly-papers, 347
Mushrooms, 96
Poisons, Antidotes for, 92
Polish for Beechwood Furniture, 593
for Bronze Articles, 591
for Copper Articles, 591
for Fine Steel, 597
for Gilt Frames, 600
for Varnished Work, 195
Polishes, 590
Bone, 395
for Aluminum, 590
for Bars, Counters, etc., 590
for Brass, Bronze, Copper, etc., 590
for Floors, 591
for Furniture, 592
for Glass, 593
for Ivory, Bone, etc., 593
for Pianos, 596
for Silverware, 596
Polishes, for Steel and Iron, 597
for the Laundry, 444
for Wood, 598
or Glazes for Laundry Work, 444
Polishing Agent, 599
Bricks, 600
Cloths, to Prepare, 599
Cream, 600
Mediums, 600
Pastes, 595
for the Nails, 227
Powders, 594
Soaps, 594
Polychroming of Figures, 501
Pomade, Putz, 203
Pomades, 277, 392
Colors for, 228
for the Lips, 226
Pomegranate Essence, 317
Poppy Oil, 484
-seed Oil, Bleaching of, 459
Porcelain, 601
How to Tell Pottery, 173
Letters, Cement for, 19
Production of Luster Colors, 172
Portland Cement, 162
Size Over, 30
Positive Colors, 556
Postal Cards, How to Make, 537
How to Make Sensitized, 539
Potassium Amalgams, Applications of, 86
Silicate as a Cement, 19
Potato Starch, 680
Pottery, 173
and Porcelain, How to Tell, 173
Bodies and Glazes, 167
Metallic Luster on, 173
to Cut, 164
Poultry Applications, 419
Foods and Poultry Diseases and Their Remedies, 733
Lice Destroyer, 419
Wine, 771
Pounce, 189
Powdered Camphor in Permanent Form, 144
Cork as a Preservative, 606
Nail Polishes, 226
Powder, Blasting, 330
Face, 243
for Cleaning Gloves, 195
for Colored Fires, 609
for Gilding Metals, 579
for Hardening Iron, 427
Roup, 734
to Keep Moths Away, 425
to Weld Wrought Iron at Pale-red Heat with Wrought Iron, 761
Powders for Stamping, 679
for the Toilet, 242
Preservation and Use of Calcium Carbide, 144
of Belts, 105
of Carpets, 399
of Drawings, 266
of Eggs, 284
of Fats, 335
of Fishing Nets, 223
of Fresh Lemon Juice, 456
of Fruit Juices, 310
of Gum Solution, 44
of Meats, 359
of Milk, 475
of Plaster Casts, 565
of Syrups, 701
of Wood, 776
of Yeast, 786
Preservative Fluid for Museums, 602
for Stuffed Animals, 602
Preservatives, 602
Preservatives, for Leather, 452
Prairie Oyster, 116
Preparation of Amalgams, 85
of Brick Colors, 165
of Carbolineum, 147
of Catgut Sutures, 155
of Celluloid, 156
of Emulsions of Crude Petroleum, 521
of Enamels, 308
of French Bronze, 136
of Syrups, 702
of Uninflammable Celluloid, 157
Preparations of Copper Water, 221
Prepared Mustards of Commerce, 214
Preparing Bone for Fertilizer, 338
Preparing Emery for Lapping, 289
Preservative for Stone, 602
Preservatives for Paste, 38
for Shoe Soles, 633
for Zoological and Anatomical Specimens, 602
Preserved Strawberries, 605
Preserving Antiques, 98
Eggs with Lime, 285
Meat, a German Method, 361
Pressure Table, 704
Preventing the Peeling of Coatings for Iron, 427
the Putrefaction of Strong Glues, 11
Varnish from Crawling, 717
Prevention of Boiler Scale, 122
of Electrolysis, 123
of Fermentation, 765
of Foaming and Partial Caramelization of Fruit Juices, 311
of Fogging, Dimming and Clouding, 374
Prickly Heat, Applications for, 398
Priming Coat for Water Spots, 501
Iron, 495
Print Copying, 222
Printing Ink, Savages, 409
Inks, 408
Oilcloth and Leather in Gold, 379
on Celluloid, 161
on Photographs, 554
Printing-out Paper, How to Sensitize, 539
Printing-roller Compositions, 617
Prints, their Preservation, 309
Process for Colored Glazes, 165
for Dyeing in Khaki Colors, 276
of Electroplating, 286
of Impregnating Fabrics with Celluloid, 161
Production of Consistent Mineral Oils, 484
of Lampblack, 441
of Luster Colors on Porcelain and Glazed Pottery, 172
of Minargent, 64
of Rainbow Colors on Metals, 568
of Substances Resembling Celluloid, 158
Properties of Amalgams, 85
of Concrete Blocks, Strength, 695
Protecting Boiler Plates from Scale, 122
Cement Against Acid, 9
Stuffed Furniture from Moths, 425
Protection for Cement Work, 162
for Oil Paintings, 488
Protection of Acetylene Apparatus from Frost, 363
Protective Coating for Bright Iron Articles, 496
Prussic Acid, 93
Pumice Stone, 606
Pumice-stone Soap, 648
Pumillo Toilet Vinegar, 244
Punch, Claret, 112
Puncture Cement, 162
Purification of Benzine, 106
Purifying-air, 44
Purifying Oils and Fats, 335
Rancid Castor Oil, 153
Water, 740
Purple and Violet Dyes, 269
Dye, 269
for Cotton, 270
for Silk, 270
Ink, 416
of Cassius, 383
Putty, 606
Acid-proof, 607
for Attaching Sign-letters to Glass, 19
for Celluloid, 161
Nose, 230
Substitute for, 608
to Remove, 206
Putz Pomade, 203
Pyrocatechin Developer, 526
Pyrogallic Acid Stains, 185
Pyrotechnics, 608, 610
Q
Quadruple Extract Perfumery, 518
Quince Extract, 317
Flip, 115
Quick Dryer for Inks Used on Bookbinders’ Cases, 410
Quick-drying Enamel Colors, 722
Quick-water, 66
Quilts, to Clean, 194
R
Rags for Cleaning, 194
Raspberryade Powder, 627
Raspberry Essences, 318
Lemonade, 110
Sour, 116
Syrup, 317, 318
Rat Poisons, 96, 613
Ratsbane Poison, 93
Ravigotte Mustard, 215
Razor Paper, 503
Pastes, 509, 615
Recipes for Cold-stirred Toilet Soaps, 652
for Pottery and Brick Work, 167
for Soldering, 665
Recovering Glycerine from Soap Boiler’s Lye, 378
Recovery of Tin and Iron in Tinned-plate Clippings, 707
Recutting Old Files, 339
Red Birds, Food for, 729
Coloring of Copper, 221
Crimson and Pink Dyes, 270
Dye for Wool, 271
Furniture Paste, 592
Gilding, 580
Gold Enamel, 67
Grease Paint, 229
Indelible Inks, 406
Ink, 416
Patina, 585
Russia Leather Varnish, 449
Reducer for Gelatin Dry-plate Negatives, 535
Reducers, 552
Reducing Photographs, 542
Refining Linseed Oil, 484
of Potato Starch, 680
Refinishing Gas Fixtures, 130
Reflector Metal, 72
Refrigerants, 615
Refrigeration, 616
Refrigerators, Home-made, 616
their Care, 401
Regilding Mat Articles, 580
Reinking Typewriter Ribbons, 413
Relief Etching of Copper, Steel, and Brass, 323
Ground for, 322
of Zinc, 323
Relishes, 213
Remedies Against Human Parasites, 422
Mosquitoes, 425
for Dry Rot, 618
for Fetid Breath, 133
for Insect Bites, 417
Removable Binding, 141
Removal of Aniline-dye Stains from the Skin, 184
of Corns, 224
of Dirt from Paraffine, 508
of Heat Stains from Polished Wood, 776
of Iron from Drinking Water, 741
of Musty Taste and Smell from Wine, 771
of Odors from Wooden Boxes, Chests, Drawers, etc., 398
of Paint from Clothing, 192
of Peruvian-balsam Stains, 194
of Picric-acid Stains, 186
of Rust, 199
Removing Acid Stains, 184
and Preventing Match Marks, 195
Egg Stains, 201
Glaze from Emery Wheels, 289
Grease Spots from Plush, 193
Inground Dirt, 235
Ink Stains, 189
Iron Rust from Muslin, 193
Odor from Pasteboard, 399
Oil Spots from Leather, 206
Oil Stains from Marble, 197
Old Wall Paper, 400
Paint from Wood, 188
Silver Stains, 209
Spots from Furniture, 206
the Gum of Sticky Fly-paper, 348
Varnish, etc., 188
Window Frost, 376
Woody Odor, 399
Rendering Paraffine Transparent, 507
Renovating a Camera, 553
Old Parquet Floors, 345
Renovation of Polished Surfaces of Wood, etc., 197
Repairing Broken Glass, 26
Hectographs, 396
Rubber Goods, 620
Replacing Rubies whose Settings have Deteriorated, 736
Replating, 588
with Battery, 573
Reproduction of Plaster Originals, 565
Resilvering, 588
of Mirrors, 476
Restoring Photographs, 544
Tarnished Gold, 199
Restoration of Brass Articles, 132
of Old Prints, 309
Restoration of Spoiled Beer, 105
of the Color of Turquoises, 432
Retz Alloy, 64
Revolver Lubricants, 460
Rhubarb for Cholera, 180
Ribbon, Fumigating, 366
Ribbons for Typewriters, 711
Rice Paste, 38
Rifle Lubricants, 460
Ring, How to Solder, 666
Rings on Metal, Producing Colored, 582
Riveting China, 179
Roach Exterminators, 425
Rock-candy Syrup, 702
Rockets, 609
Rockingham Glazes, 171
Rodinal Developer, 524
Roller Compositions for Printers, 617
Roman Candles, 609
Roof Paints, 497
Roofs, How to Lay, 397
Prevention of Leakage, 397
Room Deodorizer, 400
Rope Lubricants, 463
Ropes, 617
Waterproofing, 753
Roquefort Cheese, 177
Rose’s Alloy, 64
Rose Cordial, 765
Cream, 115
Rose-Glycerine Soap, 652
Rosemary Water for the Hair, 389
Rose Mint, 115
Pink Dye, 278
Pomade, 227
Poudre de Riz Powder, 243
Powders, 230
Talc, 510
Rose-tint Glass, 371
Rosewood, 783
Stain, 783
Rosin, Shellac, and Wax Cement, 34
Soap as an Emulsifier, 289
Sticks, 260
Tests for, in Extracts, 356
Rottmanner’s Beauty Water, 244
Rouge, 228, 229, 230
for Buff Wheels, 618
or Paris Red, 600
Palettes, 230
Powder, 600
Tablets, 230
Theater, 231
Roup Cures, 734
Royal Frappé, 114
Mist, 115
Rubber, 618
and Rubber Articles, 620
Wood Fastened, 22
Boots and Shoe Cement, 23
Cement for Cloth, 24
Cements, 22, 34
Gloves, Substitute for, 100
Testing, 622
Goods, Repairing, 620
Its Properties and Uses in Waterproofing, 743
Scraps, Treatment of, 621
Softening, 621
Stamps, 622
Varnishes, 724
Ruby Settings, 737
Rules for Varnishing, 717
Rum, Bay, 104
Ruoltz Metal, 64
Russet Leather Dressing, 449
Russian Leather, 454
Polishing Lac, 411
Rust Paints, 497
Paper, 625
Rust, Prevention for Iron Pipes, 625
Preventive for Tools, etc., 625
Removers, 193, 198
Preventives, 623
Rusty Pieces, to Separate, 625
S
Saccharine in Food, 351
Sachet Powders, 509
Safety in Explosives, 330
Paper, 503
Paste for Matches, 467
Sage Cheese, 176
Salicyl, Sweet, 258
Salicylic Acid in Food, 349
Soap, 654
Saltpeter (Nitrate of Potash), 96
Salts, Effervescent, 626
Smelling, 628
Salve, 486
Sand, 628
Holes in Brass, 150
in Cast-brass Work, 150
Sand-lime Brick, 689
Sand Soap, 654
to Prevent Adhesion of Sand to Castings, 150
Sandstone Cements, 17
Coating, 10
to Remove Oil Spots from, 198
Sapo Durus, 654
Saponaceous Tooth Pastes, 257
Sarsaparilla, 629
Beer, 118
Extract, 318
Soluble Extract, 318
Sauces, Table, 213
Sausage Color, 358
Savage’s Printing Ink, 409
Savine Poison, 96
Sawdust for Jewelers, 737
in Bran, 126
Saxon Blue Dye, 268
Scald Head, Soap for, 653
Scale for Photographic Reduction, 542
in Boilers, 122
Insects, Extermination of, 423
on Orange Trees, 423
Pan Cleaner, 205
Scales and Tables, 547
Scalp Wash, 389
Scarlet Lake Dyes, 277
with Lac Dye, 271
Schiffmann’s Asthma Powder, 101
Scissors Hardening, 685
Scotch Beer, 118
Scratch Brushing, 576
Screws, 629
Bluing, 682
in Watches, 738
Sealing (Burning) Trick, 611
Waxes, 755
Sea Sickness, 630
Seasonings, 213
Seed, Bird, 120
Seidlitz Salt, 628
Self-igniting Mantles, 465
Seltzer and Lemon, 110
Lemonade, 110
Water, 740
Separating Silver from Platinum Waste, 641
Serpents, Pharaoh’s, 630
Serviettes Magiques, 596
Setting of Tools, 708
the Paint-brush Bristles, 141
Sewing-machine Oil, 461
Sewing Thread, Dressing for, 706
Shades of Red, etc., on Matt Gold Bijouterie, 431
Shading Pen, Ink for, 416
Shampoo Lotions and Pastes, 392
Soap, 653
Sharpening Pastes, 509
Stones, 761
Shaving Paste, 630
Soaps, 649
Sheep, 734
Sheet Brass, 54
Sheet-dips, 264
Sheet Metal Alloy, 71
Lubricant, 463
Shellac, 716
Bleaching, 631
Shell Cameos, 630
Imitation of, 429
Polishes, 593
Shells, Lubricants for Redrawing, 463
Sherbet, Egg, 115
Shims in Engine Brasses, 631
“Shio Liao,” 32
Ship Compositions and Paints, 498
Shoe Dressings, 631
Leather Dressing, 450
Shoes, Blacking for, 631
Waterproofing, 750
Show Bottles, 127
Show-case Signs, 457
Show Cases, 635
to Prevent Dimming of, 374
Siberian Flip, 115
Siccatives, 636
Sign Letters, 639
Sign-letter Cements, 18
Signs on Show Cases, 457
to Repair Enameled, 304
Silicate of Oxychloride Cements, 35
Silicon Bronze, 61
Silk, 639
Gilding, 580
Sensitizers for Photographic Purposes, 540
Silver, 639
Alloys, 75
Amalgam, 88, 90
Bromide Paper, Toning Baths for, 541
Bronze, 71
Silver-coin Cleaner, 200
Silver, Copper, Nickel, and Zinc Alloys, 76
Etching Fluid for, 324
Fizz, 115
Foil Substitute, 474
Gray Dye for Straw, 269
Stain, 783
Imitation, 77
Ink, 416
Nitrate Spots, to Remove, 194
Test for Cottonseed Oil, 482
Ornamental Designs on, 641
Silver-plating, 574, 587
Silver Polishing Balls, 599
Solder for Enameling, 434
for Plated Metal, 434
Solders, 663
for Soldering Iron, Steel, Cast Iron, and Copper, 663
Testing, 642
to Clean, 204
to Color Pink, 642
to Recover Gold from, 382
Silvering by Oxidation, 583
Bronze, 587
Copper, 587
Glass Balls, Amalgam for, 90
Globes, 641
Globes, 476
of Mirrors, 476
Powder for Metals, 642
Silver-plating, and Desilvering, 587
Test for, 642
Silverware Cleaner, 200
Polishes, 596
Wrapping Paper for, 506
Silver-zinc, 76
Similor, 68
Simple Coloring of Bronze Powder, 134
Test for Red Lead and Orange Lead, 446
Way to Clean a Clock, 207
Sinews, Treatment of, 11
Sinks, to Clean, 202
Size Over Portland Cement, 31
Sizing, 38
Walls for Kalsomine, 436
Skin Bleaches, Balms, etc., 234
Chapped, 232
Skin-cleaning Preparations, 184
Skin Cream, 239
Discoloration, 235
Foods, 231, 234
Lotion, 234
Ointments, 487
Troubles, 644
Slate, 643
Dye for Silk, 269
for Straw Hats, 269
Parchment, 506
Slides for Lanterns, 532
Slipcoat or Soft Cheese, 177
Slugs on Roses, 423
Smaragdine, 45
Smelling Salts, 510, 628
Smokeless Powder, 329
Vari-colored Fire, 609
Smut, Treatment for, 384
Snake Bites, 96, 643
Soap, Benzoin, 652
Soap-bubble Liquids, 655
Soap, Coloring, 644
for Surgical Instruments, 653
for Garment Cleaning, 645
Perfumes, 520
Polishes, 594
Powder, Borax, 649, 650
Substitutes, 653
Tooth, 257
Soaps, 644
and Pastes for Gloves, 195
for Clothing and Fabrics, 191
Soda, Coffee Cream, 113
Water, 111
Soda-water Fountain Drinks, 110
Sodium Amalgams, Applications of, 86
Salts, Effervescent, 627
Silicate as a Cement, 19
Soft Enamels for Iron, White, 305
German-silver Solder, 661
Glaze Brick, 165
Gold Solder, 434
Metal Castings, 151
Silver Solders, 664
Soldering Paste, 667
Solder, 664
Toilet Soaps, 652
Softening Celluloid, 160
Rubber, 621
Steel, 687