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
Perfumed Ammonia Water, 91
— Fumigating Pastilles, 367
— Pastilles, 520
— 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
— 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
— 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
— 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
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
Ratsbane Poison, 93
Ravigotte Mustard, 215
Razor Paper, 503
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