Part 148

Method of Hardening Gypsum and Rendering it Weatherproof, 387 of Purifying Glue, 378

Methods of Preparing Rubber Plasters, 562

Methyl Salicylate, to Distinguish from Oil of Wintergreen, 771

Metol and Hydrochinon Developer, 525

Metol-bicarbonate Developer, 525

Metol Developer, 524, 525

Mice Poison, 613

Microphotographs, 550

Milk, 354, 474

Milk as a Substitute for Celluloid, Bone, and Ivory, 148 Cucumber, 239 Extracts, 474 Powder for Cows, 732 Substitute, 475 to Preserve, 475, 606

Minargent, 64

Mineral Acids, Poison, 92 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