— Paste, 667
— Powder for Steel, 665
— Recipes, 665
— Solution for Steel, 665
— without Heat, 666
Solders, 655
— for Glass, 662
— for Gold, 434
— for Jewelers, 436
— for Silver, 434
Solid Alcohol, 45
— Cleansing Compound, 209
— Linseed Oil, 483
Solidified Lubricants, 462
Soluble Blue, 443
— Essence of Ginger, 314
— Extract of Ginger Ale, 108
— Glass, Bronzing with, 139
— Gun Cotton, 332
Solution for Removing Nitrate of Silver Spots, 194
Solutions for Batteries, 104
— for Cleaning Metals, 200
— Percentage, 704
Solvent for Iron Rust, 201
Solvents for Celluloid, 160
Sorel’s Dental Cement, 163
Soup Herb Extract, 212
Sources of Potable Alcohol, 668
Sozodont, 256
Sparkling Wines, 767
Sparks from the Finger Tips, 611
Spatter Work, 457
Spavin Cures, 730
Spearmint Cordial, 765
Special Glazes for Bricks, 167
Specific Gravity Test, 382
Speculum Metal, 73
Spice for Fruit Compote, 605
— Pickling, 214
Spices, Adulterated, 358
— for Flavoring, 213
— Stains for Wood, 784
Spirits of Salts Poison, 92
Sponge Trick, Blazing, 611
— Window Display, 679
Sponges, 678
— as Filters, 339
— Sterilization of, 679
— to Clean, 210
Spot and Stain Removers, 185
— Gilding, 580
Spots on Photographic Plates, 554
Sprain Washes, 730
Spray Solution, 103
Spring Cleaning, 207
— Hardening, 685
Springs of Watches, 737
— to Clean, 207
Sprinkling Powders for Flies, 421
Squibb’s Diarrhœa Mixture, 179
Squill Poisons, 613
Stage Decorations, Fireproofing, 342
Stain, Brick, 133
— for Blue Paving Bricks, 166
Stain-removing Soaps, 653
Stained Ceilings, 400
Staining Horns, 397
Stains, 781
— for Lacquers, 438
— for Oak Leather, 455
— for Patent Leather, 452
— for Wood, 781
— — — Attacked by Alkalies or Acids, 785
Stamping, 679
— Colors for Use with Rubber Stamps, 679
Stamping Liquids and Powders, 679
— Powder for Embroideries, 680
— in Jelly, Tests for, 357
— Luster, 399
— Paste, 35
— Powder, 681
Starch-producing Plants, 668
Statuary Bronze, 57
Statue Cleaning, 197
Statuettes, Cleaning of, 564
— of Lipowitz Metal, 64
Steam Cylinder Lubricant, 463
Steel, 681
— Alloys, 77
— — for Drawing Colors on, 80
— — for Locomotive Cylinders, 77
— and Iron Polishes, 597
— Blue and Old Silver on Brass, 130
— Bluing, 682
— Bronze, 61
— Browning of, 682
— Cleaner, 199
— Coloring, 682
— Distinguishing Iron from, 427
— Dust as a Polishing Agent, 600
— Etching, 323
— — on, 687
— Fragments, 687
Steel-hardening Powder, 427
Steel, Oxidized, 584
— Paint for, 497
— Plating, 575
— Polishes, 597
— Soldering, 665
— Testing, 687
— to Clean, 199
— Tools, to Put an Edge on, 686
— Wire Hardening, 684
Stencil Inks, 411
— Marking Ink that will Wash Out, 399
Stencils for Plotting Letters of Sign Plates, 296
Stereochromy, 688
Stereopticon Slides, 532
Stereotype Metal, 77
Sterilization of Sponges, 679
— of Water with Lime Chloride, 741
Sterling Silver, 434
Stick Pomade, 228
Sticky Fly-papers, 347
— Fly Preparations, 421
Stilton Cheese, 177
Stone, Artificial, 688
— Cements, 16
— Cleaning, 196
— Preservative for, 602
Stones for Sharpening, 708, 761
— (Precious), Imitation of, 370
Stoneware, 167
— and Glass Cements, 26
— Waterproof Cements for, 21
Store Windows, to Clean, 209
Stove, Blacking, 700
— Cement, 162
— Cleaners, 202
— Lacquer, 441
— Varnishes, 727
Stramonium, Antidote for, 102
Strap Lubricant, 460
Strawberries, Preserved, 605
Strawberry Essence, 318
— Juice, 318
— Pomade, 227
Straw, Bleaching, 120
— Fireproofing, 343
Straw-hat Cleaners, 187
— Dyes, 394
Strengthened Filter Paper, 503
Stripping Gilt Articles, 205
— Photograph Films, 553
— Cement, 32
— Twine, 223
Strontium Amalgams, 86
Stropping Pastes, 615
Strychnine or Nux Vomica, 96
— Poisons, 614
Stuffed Animals, Preserved, 602
Styptic Paste of Gutta Percha, 701
Styptics, 701
Substances Used for Denaturing Alcohol, 678
Substitute for Benzine, 106
— for Camphor in the Preparation of Celluloid and Applicable to Other Purposes, 157
— for Cement on Grinder Disks, 31
— for Cork, 224
— for Fire Grenades, 341
— for Gum Arabic, 386
— for Putty, 608
— for Rubber Gloves, 100
— for Soldering Fluid, 659
Substitutes for Coffee, 210
— for German Silver, 70
— for Wood, 785
Suffolk Cheese, 177
Sugar-producing Plants, 668
Sulphate of Zinc Poison, 97
— Stains, to Remove, 186
Sulphuric Acid Poison, 92
Summer Drink, 118
— Taffy, 217
Sun Bronze, 61
— Cholera Mixture, 179
Sunflower-glycerine Soap, 653
Superfatted Liquid Lanolin-glycerine Soap, 647
Sutures of Catgut, 155
Swiss Cheese, 177
Sympathetic Inks, 412
Syndeticon, 32
Syrup of Bromoform, 134
— (Raspberry), 317
— Table, 704
Szegedin Soap, 653
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Table of Drops, 704
— Sauces, 213
— Showing Displacement on Ground Glass of Objects in Motion, 548
— Top, Acid-proof, 9
Tables, 703
— and Scales, 547
— for Photographers, 547
Tablet Enameling, 293
Tablets, Chocolate Coated, 179
— for Mouth Wash, 259
— Glue for, 13
Taffy, 217
Tailor’s Chalk, 164
Talc Powder, 243
Talcum Powder, 243
Tallow, 334
Talmi Gold, 69
Tamping of Concrete Blocks, 695
Tan and Freckle Lotion, 241
— and Russet Shoe Polishes, 633
Tank, 705
Tanned Leather, Dye for, 447
Tanning, 453
— Hides, 454
Taps, to Remove Broken, 705
Tar Paints, 780
Tarragon Mustard, 215
Tar Syrup, 320
Tasteless Castor Oil, 153
Tattoo Marks, Removal of, 705
Tawing, 448
Tea Extract, 319
— Hot, 113
Tea-rose Talc Powder, 243
Teeth, to Whiten Discolored, 705
Telescope Metal, 71
Temperature for Brushes, 140
— of Metal, 152
— of Water for Plants, 561
Tempered Copper, 221
Tempering Brass, 132
— Steel, 683
Terra Cotta Cleaning, 197
— Substitute, 705
Test for Glue, 10
Testing Nickel, 481
— Rubber Gloves, 622
— Siccatives, 637
— Silver, 642
— Steel, 687
Tests for Absolute Alcohol, 45
— for Aniline in Pigments, 560
— for Cotton, 245
— for Lubricants, 463
— for Yeast, 786
Textile Cleaning, 191
Theater Rouge, 231
The Burning Banana, 611
— Gum-bichromate Photoprinting Process, 546
— Preservation of Books, 124
— Prevention of the Inflammability of Benzine, 106
Therapeutic Grouping of Medicinal Plasters, 561
Thermometers, 706
Thread, 706
Three-color Process, 548
Throat Lozenges, 218
Thymol, 100
Ticks, Cattle Dip for, 419
Tiers-Argent Alloy, 75
Tilemakers’ Notes, 164
— Alloys, 77
— Amalgams, Applications of, 87
— Ash, 172
— Bismuth, and Magnesium, 49
— Bronzing, 567
— Chloride of Tin, Poison, 97
Tinctures for Perfumes, 513
Tin, Etching Fluid for, 324
Tinfoil, 707
Tin Foils for Capsules, 474
— — for Wrapping Cheese, 474
Tin in Powder Form, 707
Tin-lead, 77
— — Alloys, 78
Tinned Surface, 589
Tinning, 584
— by Oxidation, 584
— Tin Plating by Electric Bath, 575
— of Lead, 589
Tinseled Letters, or Chinese Painting on Glass, 458
Tin Silver-Plating, 589
— Solders, 665
— Statuettes, Buttons, etc., 78
— Varnishes, 727
Tipping Gold Pens, 383
Tire, 708
— Cements, 23
Tissier’s Metal, 64
Tissue Paper, Paste for, 37
To Ascertain whether an Article is Nickeled, Tinned, or Silvered, 589
— Attach Glass Labels to Bottles, 41
— — Gold Leaf Permanently, 474
Tobin Bronze, 61
To Blacken Aluminum, 81
— Bleach Glue, 378
Tobacco Poison, 97
To Bronze Copper, 136
— Burnish Gilt Work, 384
— Caseharden Locally, 684
— Cast Yellow Brass, 54
— Cement Glass to Iron, 17
— Clarify Liqueurs, 770
— — Solutions of Gelatin, Glues, etc., 370
— — Turbid Orange Flower Water, 512
— Clean a Gas Stove, 202
— — Aluminum, 204
— — Articles of Nickel, 201
— — Brushes of Dry Paint, 188
— — Colored Leather, 186
— — Dull Gold, 204
— — Files, 205
— — Fire-gilt Articles, 185
— — Furs, 368
— — Gilt Frames, etc., 185
— — Gilt Objects, 203
— — Gold and Silver Lace, 193
— — Gummed Parts of Machinery, 203
— — Gummed-up Springs, 207
— — Jet Jewelry, 431
— — Lacquered Goods, 195
— — Linoleum, 206
— — Milk Glass, 209
— — Mirrors, 209
— — Oily Bottles, 210
— — Old Medals, 199
— — Painted Walls, 190
— — Paintings, 195
— — Petroleum Lamp Burners, 200
— — Playing Cards, 209
— — Polished Parts of Machines, 201
— — Quilts, 194
— — Silver Ornaments, 201
— — Skins Used for Polishing Purposes, 186
— — Soldered Watch Cases, 207
— — Sponges, 210
— — Store Windows, 209
— — Tarnished Zinc, 205
— — the Tops of Clocks in Repairing, 20
— — Very Soiled Hands, 185
— — Watch Chains, 206
— — Wool, 273
— — Zinc Articles, 203
— Coat Brass Articles with Antimony Colors, 581
— Color a Meerschaum Pipe, 469
— — Billiard Balls Red, 428
— — Bronze, 138
— — Butter, 359
— — Cheese, 359
— — Gold, 383
— — Iron Blue, 427
— — Ivory, 428
— Conceal Soldering, 665
— Copper Aluminum, 581
— Copy Old Letters, etc., 223
— Cut Castile Soap, 644
— — Glass, 371
To Cut Glass under Water, 372
— — Pottery, 164
Toddy, Hot Soda, 112
To Detect Artificial Vanillin in Vanilla Extracts, 713
— — the Presence of Aniline in a Pigment, 560
— — Tonka in Vanilla Extract, 714
— Determine the Covering Power of Pigments, 560
— Dissolve Copper from Gold Articles, 382
To Distinguish Cotton from Linen, 246