Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas, Recipes and Processes

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Hiscox, Gardner Dexter, 1823-1908

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Produced by Brian Coe, RichardW, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by University of California libraries, and by archive.org)

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English

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T: Technology

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Project Gutenberg

eBook-No. 53143

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September 25, 2016

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Contents

1. 1.HENLEY’S TWENTIETH CENTURY RECIPES, FORMULAS AND PROCESSES
2. 2.PREFACE — P ARTIAL L IST OF A UTHORITIES C ONSULTED
3. 3.HENLEY’S BOOK OF RECIPES — ACID-PROOFING — An Acid-proof Table Top.— — To Make Wood Acid- and Chlorine-proof. — Protecting Cement Against Acid. — To Make Corks Impermeable And Acid-proof. — Lining For Acid Receptacles. — ADHESIVES — Glues: — Cements. — Jewelers’ Cements. — Leather And Rubber Cements. — Cements For Metals and For Attaching Various Substances To Metals: — Lutes. — Pastes: — Pastes For Paperhangers. — Label Pastes: — Mucilages: — AGATE, BUTTONS OF ARTIFICIAL. — AIR BATH. — AIR-PURIFYING. — Ozonatine — ALBUMEN IN URINE, DETECTION OF. — ALCOHOL — Alcohol, Tests For Absolute. — Absolute Alcohol. — Perfumed Denaturized Alcohol.— — Solid Alcohol. — Alcohol In Fermented Beers. — Alcohol Deodorizer.— — Denaturized Alcohol. — Ale. — ALLOYS — Compounding Alloys. — Aluminum Alloys. — Bell Metal. — Bismuth Alloys. — Brass. — Britannia Metal. — Bronzes. — Cadmium Alloys: — Alloys For Casting Coins, Medallions, Etc. — Casting Copper: — File Alloys. — Easily Fusible Or Plastic Alloys. — Gold Alloys: — Imitation Gold. — German Silver Or Argentan. — Substitutes For German Silver. — Lead Alloys. — Magnetic Alloys. — Manganese Alloys: — Mirror Alloys: — Palladium Alloys. — Pewter. — Silver Alloys: — Steel Alloys: See Also Steel. — Stereotype Metal. — Tin Alloys: — White Metals. — Zinc Alloys: — Unclassified Alloys: — ALUM: — Burnt Alum. — ALUMINUM AND ITS TREATMENT — How To Color Aluminum: — Working Of Sheet Aluminum: — AMALGAMS — Preparation Of Amalgams. — General Properties Of Amalgams. — Applications Of Potassium Amalgams. — Applications Of Sodium Amalgams. — Applications Of Barium Amalgams. — Applications Of Strontium Amalgams. — Applications Of Cadmium Amalgams. — Applications Of Zinc Amalgams. — Applications Of Manganese Amalgams. — Applications Of Tin Amalgams. — Applications Of Copper Amalgams. — Applications Of Lead Amalgams. — Applications Of Bismuth Amalgams. — Applications Of Silver Amalgams. — Applications Of Gold Amalgams. — Gold Amalgam. — Zinc Amalgam For Electric Batteries. — Amalgam For Cementing Glass, Porcelain, Etc. — Amalgam For Silvering Glass Balls. — Copper Amalgam. — Silver Amalgam. — Amalgam For The Rubber Of Electric Machines. — AMBER: — Imitation Amber. — AMMONIA — Household Ammonia. — Liquor Ammonii Anisatus.— — Violet Color For Ammonia. — Perfumed Ammonia Water. — ANTIDOTES FOR POISONS — Poison, Symptoms And Antidotes. — Antiferments. — ANCHOVY PREPARATIONS — Extemporaneous Anchovy Sauce.— — Essence Of Anchovies. — Anchovy Paste.— — Anchovy Butter.— — ANTIQUES, TO PRESERVE. — ANTISEPTICS — Antiseptic Powders.— — Antiseptic Pencils.— — Antiseptic Paste (Poison) for Organic Specimens.— — Mouth Antiseptics. — Antiseptic Paste. — Alkaline Glycerine Of Thymol.— — Compound Solution Of Thymol.— — Oil Of Cinnamon As An Antiseptic. — Green Coloring For Antiseptic Solutions. — Antiseptic Bromine Solution.— — Substitute For Rubber Gloves. — ASTHMA CURES. — Asthma Cigarettes. — ATROPINE, ANTIDOTE TO. — AQUA AROMATICA.— — AQUA REGIA. — BAKING POWDERS — BALSAMS: — Wild-cherry Balsam.— — Balsam Spray Solution.— — Birch Balsam.— — BATH TABLETS, EFFERVESCENT. — BATTERY FILLERS AND SOLUTIONS. — Solutions For Batteries. — BAY RUM. — BEEF, IRON, AND WINE. — BEER, RESTORATION OF SPOILED. — BEES, FOUL BROOD IN. — BELT PASTES FOR INCREASING ADHESION. — Preservation Of Belts. — To Make A Belt Pull. — BENZINE — Benzine, To Color Green. — Purification Of Benzine. — The Prevention Of The Inflammability Of Benzine. — Substitute for Benzine as a Cleansing Agent.— — Deodorizing Benzine.— — BENZOPARAL: — BEVERAGES — Ginger Ale And Ginger Beer: — Lemonades: — Hot Soda-water Drinks: — Fancy Soda Drinks: — Koumiss. — Winter Beverages: — Beer: — BIRD FOODS: — Mixed Birdseed.— — Mocking-bird Food.— — Food For Redbirds.— — BLEACHING — Linen. — Straw. — Wool, Silk, Or Straw. — Feathers. — Bleaching Solution. — BLIGHT REMEDIES. — BLUE FROM GREEN AT NIGHT, TO DISTINGUISH: — BLUE PRINTS, TO MAKE CHANGES AND CORRECTIONS ON: — BOIL REMEDY. — BOILER COMPOUNDS — Prevention Of Boiler Scale. — Protecting Boiler Plates From Scale.— — Prevention Of Electrolysis. — Boiler Pressure. — BONE BLACK: — Bone Or Ivory Black. — BONES, A TEST FOR BROKEN. — BOOKS, THEIR HANDLING AND PRESERVATION: — The Preservation Of Books In Hot Climates. — How To Open A Book. — BORAX FOR SPRINKLING. — BRAN, SAWDUST IN. — BOTTLES — Magic Bottles.— — Bottle-capping Mixtures.— — Show Bottles.— — A Cheap And Excellent Warming Bottle. — Bottle Deodorizer. — BRASS — Colors For Polished Brass. — Miscellaneous Coloring Of Brass. — Coloring Unpolished Brass. — Coloring Fluid For Brass. — Black Color On Brass. — Black Finish For Brass. — To Give A Brown Color To Brass. — Refinishing Gas Fixtures. — Steel Blue And Old Silver On Brass. — Tombac Color On Brass. — Graining Of Brass. — The Dead, Or Matt, Dip For Brass. — To Improve Deadened Brass Parts. — Pickle For Brass. — Pickling Brass To Look Like Gold. — Pickle For Dipping Brass. — Restoration Of Brass Articles. — Tempering Brass. — Drawing Temper From Brass. — BREATH PERFUMES: — Remedies For Fetid Breath. — BRICK STAIN. — BROMOFORM. — Syrup Of Bromoform. — Emulsion Of Bromoform. — Bromoform Rum. — BRONZE POWDERS, LIQUID BRONZES, BRONZE SUBSTITUTES, AND BRONZING — Bronze Powders. — Liquid Bronzes. — Bronze Substitutes. — Bronze Coloring: — Bronze Powders: — BRUSHES — How to Take Care of Paint And Varnish Brushes. — BUBBLES. — BURNS: — Mixture For Burns. — BUTTER — Butter Color. — Artificial Butter. — To Impart The Aroma And Taste Of Natural Butter To Margarine. — Harmless Butter Color. — To Sweeten Rancid Butter. — An English Margarine. — Olive-oil Paste. — BUTTERMILK, ARTIFICIAL. — CALCIUM CARBIDE: — Preservation And Use Of Calcium Carbide. — Deodorization Of Calcium Carbide. — CAMPHOR PREPARATIONS: — Fragrant Naphthalene Camphor.— — Powdered Camphor In Permanent Form. — Camphor Pomade— — Camphor Ice.— — CANARY-BIRD PASTE. — CANDLES: — Coloring Ceresine Candles for the Christmas Tree. — Manufacture Of Composite Paraffine Candles. — Transparent Candles. — To Prevent The Trickling Of Burning Candles. — Candle Coloring. — CARAMEL: — Cloudless Caramel Coloring. — CARBOLIC ACID. — Perfumed Carbolic Acid.— — Treatment Of Carbolic-acid Burns. — Decolorization Of Carbolic Acid. — Disguising Odor Of Carbolic Acid. — To Restore Reddened Carbolic Acid. — CARBOLINEUM: — Preparation Of Carbolineum. — CASEIN — Dried Casein, Its Manufacture And Uses. — Phosphate Of Casein And Its Production. — CASKS: — To Render Shrunken Wooden Casks Watertight. — CASTING — Castings Out Of Various Metals. — To Prevent The Adhesion Of Modeling Sand To Castings. — Sand Holes In Cast-brass Work. — Black Wash For Casting Molds. — How To Make A Plaster Cast Of A Coin Or Medal. — How To Make Castings Of Insects. — Casting Of Soft Metal Castings. — Drosses. — Fuel. — Molds. — Plaster Molds. — Temperature Of Metal. — CASTOR OIL: — Purifying Rancid Castor Oil. — How To Pour Out Castor Oil. — Tasteless Castor Oil.— — How To Take Castor Oil. — Castor-oil Chocolate Lozenges.— — CATATYPY. — CATGUT: — Preparation Of Catgut Sutures. — CELERY COMPOUND. — CELLULOID — New Celluloid. — Formol Albumen For Preparation Of Celluloid. — Plastic Substances Of Nitro-cellulose Base. — Improved Celluloid. — Preparation Of Uninflammable Celluloid. — Substitute For Camphor In The Preparation Of Celluloid And Applicable To Other Purposes. — Plastic And Elastic Composition. — Production Of Substances Resembling Celluloid. — Elastic Substitute For Celluloid. — Celluloid Of Reduced Inflammability. — Solvents For Celluloid. — Softening And Cementing Celluloid. — Mending Celluloid. — Printing On Celluloid. — Colored Celluloid.— — Bleaching Celluloid. — Process Of Impregnating Fabrics With Celluloid. — CEMENTS — Putty For Celluloid. — Plumbers’ Cement. — Cement For Steam And Water Pipes. — Gutter Cement. — Cement For Pipe Joints. — Protection For Cement Work. — Puncture Cement. — To Fix Iron In Stone. — White Portland Cement. — Cement For Closing Cracks In Stoves. — Cement For Waterpipe. — Cement For Pallet Stones. — Dental Cements: — CHALK FOR TAILORS. — CERAMICS — Notes For Potters, Glass-, And Brick-makers. — To Cut Pottery. — Brick and Tilemakers’ Glazed Bricks: — Bodies Requiring No Stain: — Special Recipes For Pottery And Brick and Tile Works: — Pottery Bodies And Glazes: — Colored Bodies: — Colored Glazes For Pottery: — White Glazes: — Rockingham Glazes. — Materials: — CHEESE — Manufacture. — American Factory. — Brickbat. — Brie. — Cheddar. — Cheshire. — Cottenham. — Cream. — Damson. — Derbyshire. — Dunlop. — Dutch (Holland). — Emmenthaler. — Gloucester. — Green Or Sage. — Gruyère. — Holland. — Leguminous. — Limburger. — Lincoln. — Neufchâtel. — Norfolk. — Parmesan. — Roquefort. — Roquefort, Imitation. — Sage. — Slipcoat Or Soft. — Stilton. — Suffolk. — Swiss. — Westphalian. — Wiltshire. — York. — Goats’ Milk Cheese. — CHEWING GUMS — Manufacture. — CHINA RIVETING. — CHOCOLATE. — Coating Tablets With Chocolate. — CHOLERA REMEDIES: — Sun Cholera Mixture.— — Squibb’s Diarrhea Mixture.— — Aromatic Rhubarb.— — Rhubarb And Camphor.— — Blackberry Mixture.— — CHROMO MAKING. — CIDER — To Make Cider. — Champagne Cider. — Cider Preservative. — Artificial Ciders. — Bottling Sweet Cider. — Imitation Cider.— — CIGARS — Cigar Sizes And Colors. — How To Keep Cigars. — Cigar Flavoring. — Cigar Spots. — CLARIFYING. — CLAY: — Claying Mixture For Forges. — Plastic Modeling Clay. — CLEANING PREPARATIONS AND METHODS — To Remove Stains From The Hands: — Cleaning Gilded Articles: — Spot And Stain Removers: — Cleaning Skins And Leather — Straw-hat Renovation: — Paint, Varnish, And Enamel Removers: — Ink Eradicators: — Cleaning Of Walls, Ceilings, And Wall Paper: — Clothes And Fabric Cleaners: — Cleaning Painted And Varnished Surfaces: — Glove Cleaners: — Stone Cleaning: — Rust Removers: — Metal Cleaning: — Oil-, Grease-, Paint-spot Eradicators: — Watchmakers’ And Jewelers’ Cleaning Preparations: — Glass Cleaning: — Miscellaneous Cleaning Methods And Processes: — COFFEE, SUBSTITUTES FOR. — COLD AND COUGH MIXTURES — Cough Syrup. — Benzoic-acid Pastilles.— — Cough Balsam With Iceland Moss.— — Balsamic Cough Syrup.— — Whooping-cough Remedies. — Expectorant Mixtures.— — Eucalyptus Bonbons For Coughs.— — COLLODION. — CONDIMENTS — Chowchow.— — Essence Of Extract Of Soup Herbs. — Tomato Bouillon Extract. — Mock Turtle Extract. — Relishes: — Table Sauces: — Flavoring Spices. — Mustard: — CONFECTIONERY — Cream Bonbons For Hoarseness. — Nut Candy Sticks. — Fig Squares. — Caramels. — Candy Orange Drops. — Gum Drops. — A Good Summer Taffy. — Chewing Candy. — Montpelier Cough Drops.— — Medicated Cough Drops.— — Horehound Candy.— — Menthol Cough Drops.— — Violet Flavor For Candy. — Confectionery Colors. — Voice And Throat Lozenges.— — COPPER — Annealing Copper.— — Copper Coloring: — Tempered Copper. — COPYING PRINTED PICTURES. — Copying Process On Wood. — How To Reproduce Old Prints. — To Copy Old Letters, Manuscripts, Etc. — CORDAGE: — Strong Twine. — Preservation Of Fishing Nets. — CORKS: — Impervious Corks. — Non-porous Corks. — Substitute For Cork. — CORN CURES: — Corn Plaster. — Corn Cure. — Removal Of Corns. — Treatment Of Bunions. — The Treatment Of Corns. — COSMETICS — Cold Cream. — Lip Salves: — Manicure Preparations: — Pomades: — Rouges And Paints: — Skin Foods. — Blackhead Remedies. — Hand Creams And Lotions: — Massage Creams: — Skin Bleaches, Balms, Lotions, Etc.: — Toilet Creams: — Toilet Milks: — Sunburn And Freckle Remedies. — Liver Spots. — Toilet Powders: — Toilet Vinegars: — Toilet Waters: — COTTON — Bleaching Of Cotton: — Tests For Cotton. — Aromatic Cotton. — Cotton Degreasing. — COTTONSEED HULLS AS STOCK FOOD. — COURT PLASTERS — Liquid Court Plaster. — CRAYONS FOR GRAINING AND MARBLING. — CREAM — Whipped Cream. — CRESOL EMULSION. — CROCUS. — CUSTARD POWDER: — DAMASKEENING — Damaskeening By Electrolysis. — Damaskeening On Enamel Dials. — DECALCOMANIA PROCESSES: — Applying Decalcomania Pictures On Ceramic Products Under A Glaze. — Decalcomania Paper. — Picture Transferrer. — DENTIFRICES — Tooth Powders: — Liquid Dentifrices And Tooth Washes: — Tooth Soaps And Pastes: — Mouth Washes. — DEPILATORIES — Depilatory Cream. — DIAMOND TESTS: — DIE VENTING. — DIGESTIVE POWDERS AND TABLETS. — Sal Physiologicum. — Digestive Tablets.— — DISINFECTANTS — Disinfecting Fluids.— — Disinfecting Fluids Or Weed-killers.— — Disinfecting Powders. — DOG BISCUIT. — DOSES FOR ADULTS AND CHILDREN. — DRAWINGS, PRESERVATION OF. — DYES — Aniline Black. — Black On Cotton. — Black Straw Hat Varnish. — Chrome Black For Wool. — Black Dye On Wool, For Mixtures. — Bismarck Brown. — Chestnut Brown For Straw Bonnets. — Cinnamon Or Brown For Cotton And Silk. — Brown Dye For Cotton Or Linen. — Brown For Silk. — Brown Dye For Wool. — Brown For Cotton. — Dark Snuff Brown For Wool. — Brown For Wool And Silk. — Alkali Blue And Nicholson’s Blue. — Aniline Blue. — Blue On Cotton. — Sky Blue On Cotton. — Blue Dye For Hosiery. — Dark-blue Dye. — Saxon Blue. — Logwood And Indigo Blue. — Blue Purple For Silk. — Blue Purple For Wool. — To Make Extract Of Indigo Blue. — Light Silver Drab. — Gray Dyes: — Green Dyes: — Purple And Violet Dyes: — Red, Crimson, And Pink Dyes: — Yellow, Orange, And Bronze Dyes: — Feather Dyes. — Dyes For Artificial Flowers. — Dyes For Furs: — Dyes For Hats. — To Dye, Stiffen, and Bleach Felt Hats. — Liquid Dye Colors. — Unclassified Dyers’ Recipes: — Dyes And Dyestuffs. — Lakes: — Black Lakes For Wall-paper Manufacture: — Carmine Lake For Wall Paper And Colored Papers. — English Pink.— — Dutch Pink.— — Rose Pink.— — Dyes, Colors, Etc., For Textile Goods: — Dyeing Silk Or Cotton Fabrics With Aniline Dyes: — ECZEMA DUSTING POWDER FOR CHILDREN. — EGGS — To Discover The Age Of Eggs. — Weights Of Eggs. — Dried Yolk Of Egg. — Egg Oil.— — Artificial Egg Oil.— — Egg Powder.— — The Preservation Of Eggs. — ELAINE SUBSTITUTE. — ELECTROPLATING AND ELECTROTYPING — Process Of Electroplating. — Some Notes On Electrotyping, Plating, And Gilding. — ELM TEA. — EMBALMING FLUIDS. — EMERY: — Emery Grinder. — Preparing Emery For Lapping. — Removing Glaze From Emery Wheels. — Emery Substitute. — EMULSIFIERS: — Rosin Soap As An Emulsifier. — Yolk Of Egg As An Emulsifier. — Emulgen. — ENAMELING — Commercial Enameling. — Enameled Iron Recipes. — Fusible Enamel Colors. — Preparation Of Enamels. — Jewelers’ Enamels. — Various Enamels For Precious Metals — ENGRAVING SPOON HANDLES. — ENGRAVINGS: THEIR PRESERVATION — Cleaning Of Copperplate Engravings. — Restoration Of Old Prints. — To Reduce Engravings. — ESSENCES AND EXTRACTS OF FRUITS — Preservation Of Fruit Juices. — Prevention Of Foaming And Partial Caramelization Of Fruit Juices. — Essences And Extracts: — Harmless Colors For Use In Syrups, Etc.: — To Test Fruit Juices For Salicylic Acid. — Syrups Selected from the For­mu­lary of the Phar­ma­ceu­ti­cal So­ci­ety of Ant­werp.— — ETCHING — General Instructions For Etching. — Covering Agents Or Resists. — Etching-ground. — Etching-ground For Copper Engraving. — Ground For Relief Etching. — For Strongly Acid Solutions. — Etching Fluids. — Etching Fluids For Iron And Steel. — For Delicate Etchings On Steel. — Etching Powder For Iron And Steel. — Relief Etching Of Copper, Steel, And Brass. — For Etching Copper, Brass, And Tombac. — Etching Fluid For Copper. — Matt Etching Of Copper. — Etching Fluid For Brass. — Etching Fluid For Brass To Make Stencils. — Etching Fluid For Zinc. — Relief Etching Of Zinc. — Etching Fluid For Aluminum. — Etching Fluid For Tin Or Pewter. — Etching Fluids For Silver. — Etching Fluid For Gold. — Etching Fluid For Copper, Zinc, And Steel. — Etching Fluid For Lead, Antimony, And Britannia Metal. — Etching Powder For Metals — Electro-etching. — Etching Bath For Brass. — Etching On Copper. — Etching Fluids For Copper. — Etching On Glass. — EXPLOSIVES — Dynamite. — Smokeless Powder. — Berge’s Blasting Powder. — Safety In Explosives — Inflammable Explosive With Chlorate Of Potash. — Gun Cotton. — Soluble Gun Cotton. — Fulminates: — EYE LOTIONS: — “Black Eye” Lotion. — Foreign Matter In The Eye. — Drops Of Lime In The Eye. — FATS — Bear Fat. — Bleaching Bone Fat. — Bleaching Tallows And Fats. — Coloring Matter In Fats. — Fatty Acid Fermentation Process. — Preservation Of Fats. — Purifying Oils And Fats. — FEATHER BLEACHING AND COLORING: — Bleaching And Coloring Feathers. — Bleaching Plumes. — Methods Of Dyeing Feathers. — FERTILIZERS — Plant Fertilizers. — Artificial Fertilizers For Pot Plants. — Preparing Bone For Fertilizer. — Brewers’ Yeast And Fertilizers. — FILES — Composition Files. — To Keep Files Clean — Recutting Old Files. — FILTERS FOR WATER. — Alum Process Of Water Purification. — FIRE EXTINGUISHERS: — Dry Powder Fire Extinguishers. — Oil Extinguisher. — Substitute For Fire Grenades. — FIREPROOFING — For Textiles. — Fireproofing Of Wood. — Fireproofing Wood Pulp. — Fireproofing For Wood, Straw, Textiles, Etc. — Miscellaneous Formulas For Fireproofing. — FISH BAIT. — FIXATIVES FOR CRAYON DRAWINGS, ETC. — FLOOR DRESSINGS — Oil Stains For Hard Floors. — Paraffining Of Floors. — Ball-room Floor Powder.— — Renovating Old Parquet Floors. — FLOWER PRESERVATIVES. — Stuccoed Gypsum Flowers. — Artificial Coloring Of Flowers. — FLUORESCENT LIQUIDS. — FLY-PAPERS AND FLY-POISONS — Sticky Fly-papers. — Poisonous Fly-papers.— — Fly-poison.— — Non-poisonous Fly-papers. — Removing The Gum Of Sticky Fly-paper. — FOAM PREPARATIONS. — FOOD ADULTERANTS, SIMPLE TESTS FOR THEIR DETECTION. — Chemical Reagents. — Determination Of Preservatives. — Detection Of Salicylic Acid. — Detection Of Benzoic Acid. — Detection Of Boric Acid And Borax. — Detection Of Formaldehyde. — Detection Of Saccharine. — Determination Of Artificial Colors: Detection Of Coal-tar Dyes. — Detection Of Copper. — Detection Of Turmeric. — Detection Of Caramel. — Examination Of Certain Classes Of Foods: — Dairy Products: — Flavoring Extracts. — Food Colorants. — Infant Foods: — Meat Preservatives. — FOOT-POWDERS AND SOLUTIONS — Salicylated Talcum.— — Solutions For Perspiring Feet.— — FORMALDEHYDE: — Commercial Formaldehyde. — Determination Of The Presence Of Formaldehyde In Solutions. — FRAMES: THEIR PROTECTION FROM FLIES. — FREEZING PREVENTIVES — Liquid For Cooling Automobile Engines. — Anti-freezing Solution For Automobilists. — Anti-freezing, Non-corrosive Solution. — Anti-frost Solution. — Protection Of Acetylene Apparatus From Frost. — Frost Bite. — FRUIT PRESERVING — How To Keep Fruit. — FUMIGANTS — Fumigating Candles. — Fumigating Perfumes. — Fumigating Ribbon. — Perfumed Fumigating Pastilles.— — FURS: — To Clean Furs. — To Preserve Furs. — FURNACE JACKET. — GARDENS, CHEMICAL: — GELATIN: — French Gelatin. — To Clarify Solutions Of Gelatin, Glues, Etc. — Air Bubbles In Gelatin. — GEMS, ARTIFICIAL: — GLASS — Bent Glass. — Colored Glass. — Coloring Electric-light Bulbs And Globes. — Rose-tint Glass. — Cutting, Drilling, Grinding, And Shaping Glass: — Gilding Glass. — Glass Manufacturing: — Water-tight Glass: — Pencils For Marking Glass: — Prevention Of Fogging, Dimming, And Clouding. — Frosted Glass. — Removing Window Frost. — Writing On Glass: — GLAZES — Glazes For Cooking Vessels. — Glazing On Size Colors. — Coating Metallic Surfaces With Glass. — Glaze For Bricks. — GLUE — Rendering Glue Insoluble In Water. — To Bleach Glue. — Method Of Purifying Glue. — To Distinguish Glue And Other Adhesive Agents. — GLYCERINE — Recovering Glycerine From Soap Boiler’s Lye. — GOLD — Gold Printing On Oilcloth And Imitation Leather. — Liquid Gold. — Preparation Of Balsam Of Sulphur. — To Purify Bismuth. — To Recover The Gold From The Remains Of The Foregoing Process. — Treatment Of Brittle Gold. — Assaying Of Gold. — Gold Welding. — To Recover Gold-leaf Waste. — Gold From Acid Coloring Baths. — Parting With Concentrated Sulphuric Acid. — To Remove Gold From Silver. — Simple Specific Gravity Test. — To Make Fat Oil Gold Size. — To Dissolve Copper From Gold Articles. — Gold Purple. — To Render Pale Gold Darker. — To Color Gold. — Gold-leaf Striping. — Composition Of Aqua Fortis For The Touch-stone. — To Remove Soft Solder From Gold. — Tipping Gold Pens. — To Recognize Whether An Article Is Gilt. — To Burnish Gilt Work. — White-gold Plates Without Solder. — To Fuse Gold Dust. — GRAIN. — Formalin Treatment Of Seed Grain For Smut. — GRAVEL WALKS. — GRAVERS: — To Prepare Gravers For Bright-cutting. — GRINDSTONES: — To Mend Grindstones. — Treatment Of The Grindstone. — Grindstone Oil. — GUMS: — Gums, Their Solubility In Alcohol. — Substitute For Gum Arabic. — GUNPOWDER STAINS. — GUTTA-PERCHA. — Gutta-percha Substitute. — GYPSUM: — Method Of Hardening Gypsum And Rendering It Weather-proof. — HAIR FOR MOUNTING. — HAIR PREPARATIONS — Dandruff Cures. — Hair-curling Liquids. — Hair Dressings And Washes: — Hair Dyes. — Hair Restorers And Tonics: — Pomades: — Shampoos: — HATS: — Dyeing Straw Hats. — To Extract Shellac From Fur Hats.— — HEADACHE REMEDIES: — Headache Cologne. — Liquid Headache Remedies.— — HEDGE MUSTARD. — HERBARIUM SPECIMENS, MOUNTING. — HECTOGRAPH PADS AND INKS — Hectograph Inks — Repairing Hectographs. — Honey: — Honey Clarifier. — Detecting Dyed Honey. — HORN: — Artificial Horn. — Dehorners Or Horn Destroyers. — Staining Horns. — To Soften Horn. — HOUSEHOLD FORMULAS — How To Lay Galvanized Iron Roofing. — Applications For Prickly Heat. — Cleaning And Polishing Linoleum. — Lavatory Deodorant.— — Removal Of Odors From Wooden Boxes, Chests, Drawers, Etc. — Stencil Marking Ink That Will Wash Out. — Washing Fluid. — Starch Luster. — To Make Loose Nails In Walls Rigid. — How To Keep Lamp Burners In Order. — To Remove The Odor From Pasteboard. — To Remove Woody Odor. — To Keep Flies Out Of A House. — An Easy Way To Wash A Heavy Comfortable. — Preservation Of Carpets. — To Do Away With Wiping Dishes. — A Convenient Table.— — How To Make A Cellar Waterproof. — Removing Old Wall Paper. — Stained Ceilings. — To Overcome Odors In Freshly Papered Rooms. — Treatment Of Damp Walls. — To Protect Papered Walls From Vermin. — Care Of Refrigerators. — Dust Preventers. — HYDROMETER AND ITS USE. — HYGROMETERS AND HYGROSCOPES: — Paper Hygrometers. — Colored Hygroscopes. — ICE: — Measuring The Weight Of Ice. — To Keep Ice In Small Quantities. — Ice Flowers. — IGNITING COMPOSITION. — INKS — Blueprint Inks. — Drawing Inks: — Glass, Celluloid, And Metal Inks: — Gold Ink. — Horticultural Ink. — Indelible Inks. — India, China, Or Japan Ink. — Ink Powders And Lozenges. — Lithographic Inks. — Marking Or Labeling Inks: — Printing Inks. — Inks For Stamp Pads. — Stencil Inks. — Sympathetic Inks: — Typewriter Ribbon Inks. — Coloring Agents: — Writing Inks. — Copying Ink. — INLAYING BY ELECTROLYSIS. — INSECT BITES — Remedies For Insect Bites. — INSECTICIDES — The Use Of Hydrocyanic Acid Gas For Exterminating Household Insects. — Applications For Cattle, Poultry, Etc.: — Ant Destroyers: — Bedbug Destroyers. — Fly-killers. — Remedies Against Human Parasites: — Insecticides For Plants. — Insect Powders. — INSECT TRAP. — INSULATION — Electric Insulation: — Insulation Against Heat. — Insulation Against Moisture, Weather, Etc. — IODINE SOLVENT. — IODOFORM DEODORIZER. — IRON — To Color Iron Blue. — To Distinguish Iron From Steel. — Powder For Hardening Iron And Steel. — Preventing The Peeling Of Coatings For Iron. — To Soften Iron Castings. — To Whiten Iron. — IVORY — To Color Ivory: — Etching On Ivory — Flexible Ivory. — Hardened Ivory. — Imitation Ivory: — Ivory And Bone Bleaches. — Ivory Tests. — JEWELERS’ FORMULAS — Coloring Gold Jewelry. — To Widen A Jewel Hole. — To Clean Jet Jewelry. — Coloring Common Gold. — Shades Of Red, Etc., On Matt Gold Bijouterie. — To Matt Gilt Articles. — To Find The Number Of Carats. — Acid Test For Gold. — Imitation Diamonds. — Diamantine. — To Refine Board Sweepings. — Restoration Of The Color Of Turquoises. — Colorings For Jewelers’ Work. — 22-carat Solder. — Jewelers’ Alloys: — To Quickly Remove A Ring From A Swollen Finger. — Soldering A Jeweled Ring. — KALSOMINE — Sizing Walls For Kalsomine. — KEROSENE DEODORIZER: — KOUMISS SUBSTITUTE: — LACQUERS — Lac And The Art Of Lacquering. — Lacquer For Aluminum. — Lacquer For Brass.— — Lacquer For Bronze. — Celluloid Lacquer. — Colored Lacquer. — Lacquer For Copper. — Ebony Lacquer. — Gold Lacquers: — Liquid Bottle Lac. — Lithographic Lacquer. — Lacquer For Microscopes, Mathematical Instruments, Etc. — To Fix Alcoholic Lacquers On Metallic Surfaces. — Lacquer For Oil Paintings. — Lacquers For Papers. — Lacquer For Stoves And Other Articles To Withstand Heat. — Miscellaneous Recipes: — LAMPBLACK: — LAMPS: — Coloring Incandescent Lamps. — LARD: — Detection Of Cottonseed Oil In Lard. — LAUNDRY PREPARATIONS — Bluing Compounds: — Starches. — Washing Fluids, Bricks And Powders: — LEAD: — Simple Test For Red Lead And Orange Lead. — LEAKS: — To Stop Leakage In Iron Hot-water Pipes. — To Prevent Wooden Vessels From Leaking. — LEATHER — Artificial Leather. — Black Dye For Tanned Leather. — Bronze Leather. — Cracked Leather. — Dressings For Leather: — Dyeing Leather. — Harness Preparations: — Patent And Enameled Leather. — Stains For Patent Leather: — Preservatives For Leather. — Revivers And Regenerators. — Tanning Leather. — Miscellaneous Recipes: — LEMONS: — Preservation Of Fresh Lemon Juice. — LENSES AND THEIR CARE: — Unclean Lenses — LETTERING — Gold Lettering. — Bronze Lettering. — Lettering On Glass. — Signs On Show Cases. — “Spatter” Work. — Lettering On Mirrors. — To Fill Engraved Letters On Metal Signs. — Tinseled Letters, Or Chinese Painting On Glass. — LICORICE: — Stable Solutions Of Licorice Juice. — To Test Extract Of Licorice. — LIME, BIRD. — LINIMENTS: — For External Use Only. — LINOLEUM: — Composition For Linoleum, Oilcloth, Etc. — Dressings For Linoleum. — Treatment Of Newly Laid Linoleum. — LINSEED OIL: — Bleaching Of Linseed Oil And Poppyseed Oil. — Adulteration Of Linseed Oil. — LUBRICANTS — Oil For Firearms. — Leather Lubricants. — Machinery Oils. — For Cutting Tools. — For Highspeed Bearings. — For Heavy Bearings. — For Lathe Centers. — Sewing Machine Oil. — Petroleum Jellies And Solidified Lubricants. — Wagon And Axle Greases: — Miscellaneous Lubricants: — Tests For Lubricants. — LUSTER PASTE. — MAGNESIUM CITRATE. — MAGNETIC CURVES OF IRON FILINGS, THEIR FIXATION. — MANTLES. — Self-igniting Mantles. — MARKING FLUID: — MATCHES — Manufacture Of Matches. — Safety Paste For Matches. — MATRIX MASSES — Matrix For Medals, Coins, Etc. — MATZOON. — MEAD. — MEERSCHAUM: — To Color A Meerschaum Pipe. — To Repair Meerschaum Pipes. — To Tell Genuine Meerschaum. — METALS AND THEIR TREATMENT — Metals, Brightening And Deadening, By Dipping: — Coloring Metals: — Fusion Point Of Metals. — To Produce Fine Leaves Of Metal. — Metal Foil. — MILK: — Determining Cream. — Formaldehyde In Milk, Detection Of. — Malted Milk. — Milk Extracts. — Modification Of Milk For Infants. — Preservation Of Milk — Milk Substitute. — MIRRORS — Mirror Silvering. — Silvering Globes. — Resilvering Mirrors — Clouding Of Mouth Mirrors. — Magic Mirrors. — MOLDS: — Molding Sand. — MOLES: — MORDANTS: — Mordant For Cement Surfaces. — Mordant For Gold Size. — MORTAR, ASBESTOS. — MOUNTANTS: — Mounting Drawings, Photos, Etc., Upon Fine Pasteboard. — Mounting Prints On Glass. — MUSIC BOXES. — MUSTACHE FIXING FLUID. — MUSTARD PAPER. — NAIL, INGROWING. — NEATSFOOT OIL. — NICKEL-TESTING. — OILS — Clock Oil. — Cod-liver Oil: — Extracting Oil From Cottonseed. — Silver Nitrate Test For Cottonseed Oil. — Floral Hair Oil.— — Floral Hair Pomade.— — Floricin Brilliantine.— — Solid Linseed Oil. — Decolorizing Or Bleaching Linseed Oil. — Linseed Oil For Varnish-making. — Refining Linseed Oil. — Mineral Oil: — Bleaching Oils: — Driffield Oils.— — Drying Oils. — Dust-laying Oil. — Floor Oils.— — Ground-laying Oil For Ceramics. — Oil Suitable For Use With Gold. — Wool Oil. — OINTMENTS — Arnica Salve.— — Barbers’ Itch.— — Brown Ointment.— — Chilblains. — Domestic Ointments.— — Green Salve.— — Salve For All Wounds.— — Irritating Plaster.— — Mercury Salves. — Antiseptic Nervine Ointment.— — Photographers’ Ointment. — Pain-subduing Ointment. — Skin Ointment. — PACKINGS: — Packing For Stuffing Boxes.— — Packing For Gasoline Pumps. — PAINTING PROCESSES: — Painting Ornaments Or Letters On Cloth And Paper. — Painting On Marble. — Painting On Muslin. — PAINTINGS: — Protection For Oil Paintings. — To Renovate Old Oil Paintings. — PAINTS — Paint Bases: — Paint For Blackboards.— — Dark-green Paint For Blackboards. — Bronzing Solutions For Paints. — Paint Brushes. — Black.—a Permanent Black Of Rich Luster For Metal Boxes. — Dead White On Silver Work, Etc. — White Coating For Signs, Etc. — To Prevent Crawling Of Paints. — Fireproof Paints: — Paint Deadening. — Paint Dryers: — Paints For Gold And Gilding: — Graining With Paint: — Luminous Paints. — Paints For Metal Surfaces: — Paints For Roofs And Roof Paper: — Paints, Stains, Etc., For Ships. — Paints For Walls Of Cement, Plaster, Hard Finish, Etc. — Paints, Waterproof And Weatherproof: — Paints For Wood: — Miscellaneous Recipes, Paints, Etc.: — PALMS, THEIR CARE. — PAPER — Paper Pads — Papier Maché. — Parchment Paper. — Razor Paper. — Safety Paper. — Tracing Paper. — Strengthened Filter Paper. — Blotting Paper. — Carbon Paper. — Celloidin Paper. — Cloth Paper. — Drawing Paper. — Filter Paper. — Fireproof Papers. — Hydrographic Paper. — Iridescent Paper. — Lithographic Paper. — Marbling Paper For Books. — Waterproof Papers. — Metallic Paper. — PARAFFINE: — Rendering Paraffine Transparent. — Removal Of Dirt From Paraffine. — Paraffine Scented Cakes. — PASSE-PARTOUT FRAMING. — PASTES: — Pastes, Razor. — PEGAMOID. — PERCENTAGE SOLUTION. — PERFUMES — Dry Perfumes: — Liquid Perfumes: — Perfumed Pastilles. — Perfumes For Hair Oils.— — Soap Perfumes.— — PETROLEUM — The Preparation Of Emulsions Of Crude Petroleum. — Petroleum For Spinning. — Deodorized Petroleum. — Petroleum Briquettes. — PEWTER, AGEING: — PICTURES, GLOW. — PHOSPHATE SUBSTITUTE. — PHOSPHORESCENT MASS. — PHOSPHORUS SUBSTITUTE. — PHOTOGRAPHY — Developers And Developing Of Plates. — Developing Powders. — Developing Papers. — Platinum Papers: — The Carbon Process. — Lantern Slides. — How To Utilize Waste Material. — Fixing And Clearing Baths: — Paper-sensitizing Processes: — Toning Baths For Paper. — Combined Toning And Fixing Baths. — Enlargements. — Varnishes: — Faded Photographs And Their Treatment: — Mountants: — Transparent Photographs: — The Gum - Bichromate Photo-printing Process. — Tables And Scales: — Color Photography: — Microphotographs. — Flashlight Powders And Apparatus. — Intensifiers And Reducers: — Miscellaneous Formulas: — PIGMENTS — Nature, Source, And Manufacture Of Pigments. — Mixing Oil Colors And Tints. — Grounds For Graining Colors: — Positive Colors: — Red Tints: — Green Tints: — Brown Tints: — Gray Tints: — Color Testing. — PILE OINTMENTS. — PLANTS: — Temperature Of Water For Watering Plants. — PLASTER — Therapeutic Grouping Of Medicinal Plasters. — Methods Of Preparing Rubber Plasters.—mechanic Roller Pressure Method. — The German Pharmacopœia Method. — Solution Of Rubber In Fixed Solvent: Petrolatum And Incorporation With Lead Acetate. — Court Plaster Or Sticking Plaster. — Coloring Of Modeling Plaster. — Treatment Of Fresh Plaster. — Plaster For Foundry Models. — Plaster Mold. — Cleaning Of Statuettes And Other Plaster Objects. — Hardening And Toughening Plaster Of Paris. — Preservation Of Plaster Casts. — To Arrest The Setting Of Plaster Of Paris. — Weatherproofing Casts. — Reproduction Of Plaster Originals. — PLATING — Bronzing: — Coloring Of Metals: — Electrodeposition Processes. — Gilding And Gold Plating: — Oxidizing Processes: — Patina Oxidizing Processes: — Platinizing: — Silvering, Silver-plating, and Desilvering: — Various Recipes: — PLUSH: — To Make Plush Adhere To Metal. — POLISHES — Polishes For Aluminum. — Polishes For Bars, Counters, Etc. — Polishes For Brass, Bronze, Copper, Etc. — Polishes For Floors. — Polishes For Furniture. — Polishing Powders. — Metal Polishes: — Polishes For Steel And Iron. — Polishes For Wood: — Miscellaneous Polishing Agents: — PORCELAIN: — Mending Porcelain By Riveting — Porcelain Decoration. — PRESERVATIVES — Preservative Fluid For Museums.— — Preservative For Stone, Etc. — Preservative For Stuffed Animals. — Preservatives For Zoological And Anatomical Specimens. — PRESERVING — Canning. — Canning Without Sugar. — Crushed Fruit Preserving: — Crushed Pineapples. — Hydrogen Peroxide As A Preservative. — To Preserve Milk — Powdered Cork As A Preservative. — PUMICE STONE. — PUTTY — Acid-proof Putty. — Black Putty. — Durable Putty. — Glaziers’ Putty. — Hard Putty. — Painters’ Putty And Rough Stuff. — To Soften Glaziers’ Putty. — Substitute For Putty. — Waterproof Putties. — PYROTECHNICS — Fireworks. — Colored Fires. — Pyrotechnic Magic. — RAT POISONS — Squill Poisons. — Phosphorus Poisons. — Arsenical Poisons. — Strychnine Poisons. — RAZOR PASTES: — REFRIGERANTS. — REFRIGERATION — Home-made Refrigerators. — To Drain A Refrigerator. — ROLLER COMPOSITIONS FOR PRINTERS. — ROPES. — ROT: — Remedies For Dry Rot. — ROUGE FOR BUFF WHEELS. — RUBBER — Artificial Rubber. — Rubber And Rubber Articles. — Repairing Rubber Goods. — Softening Rubber. — Treatment And Utilization Of Rubber Scraps. — Vulcanization. — Testing Rubber Gloves. — Dissolving Old Rubber. — Rubber Stamps. — RUST PREVENTIVES — Black Sheet Rust Preventive. — To Keep Machinery Bright. — Magnetic Oxide. — Paper As Protection For Iron And Steel. — Anti-rust Paper For Needles. — Rust Paper. — Anti-rust Pastes. — Rust Prevention For Iron Pipes. — Rust Preventive For Tools, Etc. — To Separate Rusty Pieces. — To Protect Zinc Roofing From Rust. — SALTS, EFFERVESCENT — Effervescent Powders: — SALTS, SMELLING. — SAND: — Colored Sand. — Lawn Sand. — SARSAPARILLA. — SCREWS: — To Prevent Screws From Rusting And Becoming Fast. — SEA SICKNESS. — SERPENTS, PHARAOH’S. — SHAVING PASTE. — SHELL CAMEOS. — SHELLAC BLEACHING. — SHIMS IN ENGINE BRASSES. — SHOE DRESSINGS — Acid-free Blacking.— — Blacking Pastes. — Boot-top Liquid.— — Brown Dressing For Untanned Shoes.— — Heel Polish.— — Liquid Blackings. — Preservatives For Shoe Soles. — Tan And Russet Shoe Polishes: — Waterproof Shoe Dressings. — SHOW CASES. — SICCATIVES — Testing Siccatives. — SIGN LETTERS: — SILK: — Artificial “Rubbered” Silk. — Artificial Ageing Of Silk Fabrics. — Bleaching Silk. — Washing Of Light Silk Goods. — SILVER — Antique Silver — Imitation Of Antique Silver. — Blanching Silver. — Coloring Silver. — Frosting Polished Silver. — Fulminating Silver. — Hollow Silverware. — Lustrous Oxide On Silver — Ornamental Designs On Silver. — Separating Silver From Platinum Waste. — Silvering Glass Globes. — Silvering Powder For Metals. — Silver Testing. — Pink Color On Silver. — SLATE: — Artificial Slate. — SNAKE BITES. — SOAPS — Antiseptic Soap. — Carpet Soap.— — To Cut Castile Soap. — Coloring Soap. — Garment-cleaning Soap. — Glycerine Soaps. — Iodine Soaps. — Liquid Soaps. — Medicated Soaps. — Liquid Tar Soap. — Superfatted Liquid Lanolin-glycerine Soap. — Massage Soaps. — Metallic Soaps. — Petroleum Soap.— — Perfumes For Soap. — Pumice-stone Soaps. — Shaving Soaps. — Soap Powders. — Toilet Soaps. — Transparent Soaps. — Miscellaneous Formulas: — SOAP-BUBBLE LIQUIDS. — SOLDERS — Soldering Of Metals And The Preparation Of Solders. — Soldering Of Metallic Articles. — Soldering Acid. — Aluminum Solders. — Brass Solders. — Yellow Hard Solders: — Copper Solders. — Fats For Soldering. — Fluids For Soldering. — Fluxes For Soldering. — Gas Soldering. — German-silver Solders. — Gold Solders: — Solders For Glass. — Hard Solders. — Silver Solders. — Soft Solders: — Steel Soldering. — Platinum Solders. — Solder For Iron: — Tin Solders: — Various Recipes For Soldering: — Cold Soldering: — Soldering Paste. — SPIRIT INDUSTRIAL AND POTABLE ALCOHOL: SOURCES AND MANUFACTURE. — Alcohol Defined. — Sources Of Potable Alcohol. — Agricultural Sources Of Industrial Alcohol. — Starch-producing Plants. — Sugar-producing Plants. — Composition And Yield Of Alcohol-producing Crops. — Utilization Of Waste Material Or By-products. — Manufacture Of Alcohol. — Substances Used For Denaturing Alcohol. — Spirit. — SPONGES: — Bleaching Sponges. — Sterilization Of Sponges. — Sponge Window Display. — STAMPING — Stamping Colors For Use With Rubber Stamps. — Oleaginous Stamping Colors. — Stamping Liquids And Powders. — Stamping Powder For Embroideries. — STARCH — Black Starch. — Starch Gloss. — Refining Of Potato Starch. — Starch Powder. — STEEL — Annealing Steel: — Coloring Steel: — Tempering Steel. — Various Recipes: — STEREOCHROMY. — STONE, ARTIFICIAL. — Sand-lime Brick. — Concrete. — STOPPERS. — STOVE POLISH: — STYPTICS. — Brocchieri’s Styptic. — Helvetius’s Styptic. — Eaton’s Styptic. — Styptic Paste Of Gutta Percha. — SYRUPS — Fruit Syrups. — Preservation Of Syrups. — Hints On Preparation Of Syrups. — How To Make Simple Syrups—hot Process. — Cold Process. — Cold Process. — Rock-candy Syrup. — Colors For Syrups: — TABLES — Alcohol Dilution. — Capacities Of Common Utensils. — Cook’s Table. — Table Of Drops. — Fluid Measure.—u. S. Standard, Or Wine Measure. — Percentage Solutions. — Pressure Table. — Syrup Table. — TANK: — To Estimate Contents Of A Circular Tank. — TAPS, TO REMOVE BROKEN. — TATTOO MARKS, REMOVAL OF. — TEETH, TO WHITEN DISCOLORED. — TERRA COTTA SUBSTITUTE. — THERMOMETERS — THREAD: — Dressing For Sewing Thread. — TIN — Etching Bath For Tin. — Recovery Of Tin And Iron In Tinned-plate Clippings. — Tin In Powder Form. — TINFOIL: — TIRE: — Anti-leak Rubber Tire. — TOOL SETTING. — TOOTHACHE — Toothache Gums: — Toothache Remedy.— — TRANSPARENCIES: — TRANSFER PROCESSES: — To Transfer Designs. — To Copy Engravings. — To Transfer Engravings. — TWINE: — TYPEWRITER RIBBONS — Permanent (Record) Ink. — VALVES. — VANILLA — To Detect Artificial Vanillin In Vanilla Extracts — To Detect Tonka In Vanilla Extract. — Vanilla Substitute. — VARNISHES — Coloring “Spirit” Varnishes. — Manufacturing Hints. — The Gums Used In Making Varnish. — Shellac Varnish. — Rules For Varnishing. — Preventing Varnish From Crawling. — Amber Varnish. — Asphalt Varnishes. — Formulas: — Enamel Varnishes: — Engravers’ Varnishes. — Floor Varnishes. — Label Varnishes. — Metal Varnishes. — Varnish Substitutes. — VASOLIMENTUM. — VETERINARY FORMULAS — For Birds: — For Horses And Cattle: — Cuts, Wounds, Sores. — Horse Embrocations And Liniments. — Influenza. — Inflammation Of The Udder. — Mange. — Milk Powder For Cows. — Laxatives. — Lice.— — Domestic Pets. — Foot Itch. — Foods.— — Powders.— — Lice Powders.— — Roup Or Gapes. — For Sheep: — VINEGAR — Aromatic Vinegar. — Cider Vinegar. — WARTS — WATCHMAKERS’ FORMULAS — Watch Manufacturers’ Alloys. — Replacing Rubies Whose Settings Have Deteriorated. — To Straighten Bent Teeth. — To Renew A Broken Barrel Tooth. — Heated Sawdust. — To Repair A Dial, Etc., With Enamel Applied Cold. — Lettering A Clock Dial. — Verification Of The Depthings. — To Make Or Enlarge A Dial Hole. — To Repair A Repeating Clock-bell. — To Remedy Worn Pinions. — Watchmakers’ Oil. — To Weaken A Balance Spring. — To Make A Clock Strike Correctly. — To Reblack Clock Hands. — To Tighten A Ruby Pin. — To Loosen A Rusty Screw In A Watch Movement. — Gilding Watch Movements. — WATER, NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL — Apollinaris Water.— — Hunyadi Water.— — Lithia Water.— — Seltzer Water. — Vichy Water. — PURIFYING WATER. — Sterilization of Water with Lime Chloride. — Clarifying Muddy Water. — Removal Of Iron From Drinking Water. — For Hardness. — WATERPROOFING — Waterproofing Brick Arches. — Waterproofing Blue Prints. — Waterproof Coatings. — Waterproofing Canvas. — Waterproofing Corks. — Waterproofing Fabrics. — Waterproofing Paper. — Waterproof Ropes. — Waterproof Wood. — WAX — Adulteration Of Wax. — Artificial Beeswax. — Waxes For Floors, Furniture, Etc.— — Gilders’ Wax. — Grafting Wax.— — Harness Wax.— — Modeling Wax. — Sealing Waxes. — WEATHER FORECASTERS — WEIGHTS AND MEASURES — International Atomic Weights. — United States Weights And Measures — English Weights And Measures — Metric System Of Weights And Measures — The Conversion Of Metric Into English Weight — The Conversion Of Metric Into English Measure — WELDING POWDERS. — Powder To Weld Wrought Iron At Pale-red Heat With Wrought Iron. — Welding Powder To Weld Steel On Wrought Iron At Pale-red Heat. — WHETSTONES. — WHITING: — To Form Masses Of Whiting. — WHITEWASH — To Soften Old Whitewash. — WINDOW DISPLAY: — WINDOW PERFUME. — WINES AND LIQUORS — Bitters. — Cordials. — Detannating Wine. — Prevention Of Fermentation. — Sparkling Wines. — Artificial French Brandy. — Liqueurs. — Medicinal Wines: — WINTERGREEN, TO DISTINGUISH METHYL SALICYLATE FROM OIL OF. — WIRE ROPE. — WOOD — Decorative Wood-finish. — Wood Fillers. — Removal Of Heat Stains From Polished Wood. — Preservation Of Wood. — Stains For Wood. — Color Stains: — Imitation Stains. — Spirit Stains: — Substitutes For Wood. — WRITING, RESTORING FADED: — YEAST — Dry Yeast. — Preservation Of Yeast. — Yeast Tests.
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