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Index
INTRODUCTION 1. ORIENTAL PAINTING
2. TRANSFER PAINTING ON GLASS
3. TRANSFER VARNISH 4. WHITE SPIRIT VARNISH—THE VERY BEST. 5. TRANSFER PAINTING ON WOOD 6. ELECTRO GOLD PLATING—NEW METHOD 7. ELECTRO SILVERING—NEW METHOD 8. ELECTRO GOLD PLATING—USUAL METHOD 9. ELECTRO SILVERING—USUAL METHOD 10. GOLD PLATING FLUID 11. SILVER PLATING FLUID 12. QUICKSILVER PLATING FLUID 13. TO GILD STEEL 15. GILDING GLASS AND PORCELAIN 16. GILDING THE EDGES OF PAPER 17. PROFESSOR WORTS' AMALGAM FOR SILVERING 18. FOR COPPERING IRON 19. PECULIARITIES IN WORKING CYANIDE OF COPPER SOLUTION 20. PREPARATION OF IRON FOR COATING WITH COPPER 21. SOLDERING FLUID 22. SOLDER FOR TIN 23. COLD METHOD OF SILVERING IRON WITH SILVER-PLATE 24. HOT METHOD OF SILVERING IRON WITH SILVER-PLATE 25. SILVERING LOOKING-GLASSES WITH QUICKSILVER 26. SILVERING LOOKING-GLASSES WITH PURE SILVER 27. PATENT BURNING FLUID 28. BURNING FLUID 29. NON-EXPLOSIVE BURNING FLUID 30. VINEGAR IN THREE DAYS WITHOUT DRUGS 31. CUBA HONEY 32. EXCELLENT HONEY 33. GUNPOWDER 34. EXCELLENT MATCHES 35. FIRE AND WATER-PROOF CEMENT 36. FRENCH CHEMICAL SOAP 37. BLACK INK WITHOUT SEDIMENT 38. INDELIBLE INK 39. INDELIBLE INK 40. WRITING FLUID OR BLACK COPYING INK 41. BEST INK POWDER 42. BEST RED INK 43. YELLOW INK 44. BLUE INK 45. GOLDEN INK 46. WHITE INK FOR WRITING ON BLACK PAPER 47. SECRET INK FOR YOUNG LADIES AND GENTS 48. CIDER WITHOUT APPLES 49. SPRUCE OR AROMATIC BEER 50. LEMON BEER 51. PHILADELPHIA BEER 52. SILVER TOP DRINK 53. DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING SODA DRINKS 54. IMPERIAL CREAM NECTAR 55. A SUPERIOR GINGER BEER 58. YEAST 59. SODA SYRUPS 60. MINERAL WATER 61. IMPROVED ENGLISH STRONG BEER 62. SANGAREE 63. GINGER WINE 64. HOP BEER 65. USQUEBAUGH OR IRISH WHISKEY 66. ICE CREAM 67. CHICAGO ICE CREAM 70. ORANGE AND RASPBERRY SYRUPS 71. PURE WINE 72. PURE WINE VINEGAR 73. PORT WINE 74. CHAMPAGNE WINE 75. CURRANT AND OTHER FRUIT WINES 76. DINNER WINE OR ENGLISH PATENT WINE 77. VARIOUS WINES 78. BLACKBERRY AND STRAWBERRY WINES 79. FRENCH BRANDY 80. BRANDY FROM OIL COGNAC 81. PALE BRANDY 82. CHERRY BRANDY 83. BLACKBERRY BRANDY 84. STRAWBERRY BRANDY 88. HOLLAND GIN 89. COLOURING 90. TO KEEP SWEET AND SWEETEN SOUR CIDER 91. SCHRUB 92. STOUGHTON BITTERS 93. TO IMPROVE THE FLAVOUR OF NEW WHISKEY 95. MONONGAHALE 96. RYE WHISKEY 97. STOMACH BITTERS 98. PEPPERMINT CORDIAL 99. ST. CROIX RUM 100. LEMONADE 101. A BRILLIANT WHITEWASH 102. CHANGING VARNISHES 103. GOLD LACKER OR VARNISH 104. RED SPIRIT LACKER 105. PALE BRASS LACKER 106. DEMAR VARNISH 107. COPAL VARNISH 108. WHITE HARD VARNISH 109. CRYSTAL VARNISH 110. BLACK VARNISH FOR OLD STRAW OR CHIP HATS 112. TURPENTINE VARNISH 113. IRON WORK BLACK OR BLACK VARNISH FOR IRON 115. QUICK DRYING HARNESS BLACKING VARNISH 116. OIL PASTE BLACKING 117. WATER PROOF OIL OR PASTE BLACKING 118. BEST VARNISH BLACKING EXTANT 119. ASPHALTUM OR WALNUT STAIN 120. POLISH FOR OLD FURNITURE 121. OIL TO MAKE THE HAIR GROW AND CURL 122. BEST SHAVING SOAP 123. NEW YORK BARBERS' STAR HAIR OIL 124. ROWLAND'S MACASSAR HAIR OIL 125. ROSE HAIR OIL 126. BEAR'S OIL 127. OX MARROW FOR THE HAIR 128. COLOGNE 129. HARD SOAP 130. BAR SOAP 131. CARVER'S POLISH 132. FRENCH POLISH 133. WATER-PROOF POLISH 135. COMPOSITION USED IN WELDING CAST STEEL 136. COMPOSITION USED IN WELDING CAST IRON 137. CAST IRON CEMENT 139. TO SOFTEN IRON OR STEEL 140. SOLDER FOR LEAD 141. SOLDER FOR TIN 143. SOLDER FOR COPPER 144. SOLDER FOR STEEL JOINTS 145. HARD SOLDER 146. SOLDER FOR SILVER 150. MOCK GOLD 151. BRITANNIA METAL 152. BLANCHED COPPER 153. COMMON PEWTER 154. BEST PEWTER 155. A METAL THAT EXPANDS IN COOLING 156. QUEEN'S METAL 157. IMITATION PLATINUM 158. CHINESE WHITE COPPER 159. MANHEIM GOLD 160. TOMBACK, OR RED BRASS 161. IMITATION GOLD 162. IMITATION SILVER 163. TRUE IMITATION OF GOLD 164. TRUE IMITATION OF SILVER 165. MOULDS AND DIES 166. TO SOFTEN HORN 167. TO MAKE MOULDS OF HORN 168. TO CASE FIGURES IN IMITATION OF IVORY 169. TRUE GOLD POWDER 170. TRUE GOLD POWDER 171. COLOUR HEIGHTENING COMPOSITIONS 172. FOR GREEN GOLD 173. FOR RED GOLD 174. MOSAIC GOLD 175. DUTCH OR GERMAN GOLD 176. COPPER POWDER 177. COMMON SIZE 178. DR. JOHN'S VARNISH FOR PLASTER OF PARIS CASTS 179. GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR BRONZING 180. BRONZING IN WOOD 181. IN BRONZING IRON 182. BRONZING CASTS OF PLASTER OF PARIS 183. SHELL-LAC VARNISH 184. CHLORINE FOR SHELL-LAC VARNISH 185. SHELL-LAC VARNISHES OF VARIOUS COLOURS 186. GOLD OIL-COLOUR, OR SIZE 187. JAPANNING 188. GRINDING COLOURS IN JAPANNING 189. COLOURS REQUIRED IN JAPANNING 190. TO PREPARE A FINE TORTOISE-SHELL JAPAN 191. DIRECTIONS FOR USING TORTOISE-SHELL JAPAN 193. CROCKERY CEMENT 195. ANGLER'S SECRET 196. MORELLA WINE 197. HAIR DYE 198. TALLOW CANDLES IN IMITATION OF WAX 199. TO STAIN MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS A CRIMSON STAIN 203. GENERAL DIRECTIONS FOR DYEING 204. FOR COLOURING SKY BLUE 205. FOR LILAC COLOUR 206. TO COLOUR BLACK 207. TO DYE LEMON COLOUR 208. TO DYE ROYAL PURPLE 209. TO DYE SLATE COLOUR 210. TO DYE SCARLET 211. TO COLOUR A BRIGHT MADDER 212. TO COLOUR GREEN 213. TO DYE STRAW COLOUR AND YELLOW 214. TO DYE A DRAB COLOUR 215. TO DYE PURPLE 216. TO DYE BROWN 217. TO COLOUR PINK 218. TO DYE A COFFEE COLOUR 219. TO DYE NANKIN COLOUR 220. TO MAKE ROSE COLOUR 221. TO DYE STRAW AND CHIP BONNETS BLACK 222. TO DYE WHITE GLOVES A BEAUTIFUL PURPLE 224. TO DYE SILKS BLACK
225. TO COLOUR YELLOW ON COTTON
229. INDIGO BLUE 230. TURQUOISE BLUE 231. AZURE BLUE 232. DEEP AZURE BLUE 233. SKY BLUE 234. EMERALD GREEN 235. BLUEISH GREEN 236. GRASS GREEN 237. DEEP YELLOW 238. JONQUILLE YELLOW FOR FLOWERS 239. WAX YELLOW 240. ORANGE YELLOW 241. BRICK RED 242. DEEP BLOOD RED 243. BROWN YELLOW OCHRE 244. DEEP YELLOW OCHRE—CALLED YELLOW BROWN 245. PURE PURPLE 246. DEEP VIOLET 247. FLESH RED 248. HAIR BROWN 249. LIVER BROWN 250. WHITE 251. YELLOWISH GREY 253. BLUEISH GREY FOR MIXTURES 254. GRAYISH BLACK FOR MIXTURES 255. DEEP BLACK 256. GENERAL DIRECTIONS 257. WHITE COATING FOR GOLD VARNISHES
258. LEAD COLOURING PAINT
259. BRIGHT GREEN PAINT 260. STONE-COLOURED PAINT 261. BROWN-RED COLOURED PAINT 262. A GOOD CHOCOLATE COLOURED PAINT 263. YELLOW PAINT 264. BLACK PAINT 265. WHITE PAINT 266. COMPOUND COLOURED PAINTS 267. LIGHT GREY 268. BUFF COLOUR 269. SILVER OR PEARL GREY 270. FLAXEN GREY 271. BRICK COLOUR 272. OAK WOOD COLOUR 273. WALNUT TREE COLOUR 274. JONQUIL 275. LEMON YELLOW 276. ORANGE COLOUR 277. VIOLET COLOUR 278. PURPLE 279. CARNATION 280. GOLD COLOUR 281. OLIVE COLOUR 282. LEAD COLOUR 283. CHESTNUT COLOUR 284. LIGHT TIMBER COLOUR 285. FLESH COLOUR 286. LIGHT WILLOW GREEN 287. STONE COLOUR 288. DARK LEAD COLOUR 289. FAWN COLOUR 290. CHOCOLATE COLOUR 291. PORTLAND STONE COLOUR 292. TO IMITATE MAHOGANY 293. TO IMITATE WAINSCOAT 294. TO IMITATE SATIN WOOD 295. TURNER'S PATENT YELLOW PAINT 296. TO PAINT IN IMITATION OF BLACK WALNUT NOTE 297. RULES FOR MAKING PICKLES 298. ASPARAGUS PICKLED 299. BEANS AND FRENCH BEANS PICKLED 300. TO PICKLE RED CABBAGE 301. TO PICKLE CUCUMBERS 302. TO PICKLE ONIONS 303. TO PICKLE MUSHROOMS 304. RAILROAD SYSTEM OF HORSE TRAINING 305. TO HALTER WILD COLTS 306. HORSES WITH TENDER EARS 307. HOW TO CONTROL A VICIOUS HORSE 308. TO BREAK A WILD COLT 309. TO MAKE A STALLION LIE DOWN 310. PULLING AT THE HALTER 311. WILD STALLIONS 312. BALKY HORSES 313. SHOEING HORSES 314. "WHOA" 315. THROWING 316. SCARING 317. KICKING HORSES 318. TO BIT A HORSE 319. JOCKEY TRICKS—TO PRODUCE FOUNDER 320. FOOD AND STARVATION 321. GLANDERS 322. BALKING 323. TO COVER UP HEAVES 324. THE COUNTENANCE 325. THE CRIB 326. QUESTIONS 327. TO NERVE A HORSE 328. A HORSE'S AGE 329. HEAD, NECK OR LUNGS 330. PROF. MANDIE'S HORSE TAMING 331. BOTTS IN HORSES 332. RING BONE AND SPAVIN 333. POLL EVIL AND FISTULA 335. NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT 336. TO CURE FOUNDERS IN 24 HOURS 337. TO CURE COLIC IN TEN MINUTES 338. GARGLING OIL 339. MERCHANT'S GARGLING OIL 340. PURGING BALLS 341. URINE BALLS 342. FOR THE HEAVES 343. INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS 344. STOMACH AND BOWELS 345. INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS 346. CONDITION POWDERS 347. FOR BONE SPAVIN 348. TO MAKE A HORSE FOLLOW YOU 349. COLTS CHEWING HALTERS 350. HORSES JUMPING FENCES 350. BLAZE OR STAR 351. BLACK SPOTS 352. INFLUENZA OR HORSE-AIL 353. STRANGLES OR HORSE DISTEMPER 354. STAGGERS 355. GREEN OINTMENT 356. HOOF EVIL OR THRUSH GREASE HEELS 357. BLUE OINTMENT 358. HOOF BOUND OR TENDER FEET 359. HOOF LIQUID 360. HOOF AIL 361. BIG, OR MILK LEG 362. IODINE OINTMENT 363. SPRAIN IN THE STIFLE 364. GENERAL LINIMENT 365. LIQUID BLISTER 366. TO CURE CORNS 367. WATER FARCY, OR DROPSY 368. CLEANSING POWDER 369. POLL EVIL 370. GLANDERS 371. FRESH WOUNDS 372. THE LIVER 373. BALLS FOR WORMS IN HORSES 374. BALLS FOR HIDE BOUND 375. HEALING OINTMENT 376. GALLS ON HORSES 377. GRUBS IN HORSES 378. STIFF SHOULDERS OR SWEENEY 379. SICK STOMACH IN HORSES 380. LUNG FEVER 381. EYE WASH FOR HORSES 382. MANGE AND SURFEIT 383. CONTRACTION OF THE NECK 384. WHITE OINTMENT 385. OLD HORSES YOUNG 386. RHEUMATIC LINEAMENT 387. TO KILL LICE ON CATTLE 388. HORSES FROM FIRE 389. SNOW BALLS 390. ROT IN SHEEP 391. DISTEMPER IN HOGS 392. CURE FOR SWELLED CATTLE 393. A TURKISH PREPARATION FOR LADIES 394. MINCE PIE 395. HONEY CAKE 396. SODA BISCUITS 397. BEEF STEAK 398. WEDDING CAKE 399. DOMESTIC YEAST 400. TO PRODUCE MUSHROOMS 401. HOW TO MAKE CIDER INTO WINE 402. SUBSTITUTE FOR CREAM 403. TO PRESERVE FRESH MEATS 404. GRAFTING WAX 405. FOR THE TEETH 406. TO MAKE HAIR CURL 407. TO PRESERVE PORK 408. TO RESTORE TAINTED PORK 409. FIRE-PROOF CEMENT 410. BUG POISON 411. DISINFECTING AGENT 412. BOOTH PATENT 413. GUM-ARABIC STARCH 414. ROMAN OR MASTIC CEMENT 415. PORTABLE BALLS 417. CHOICE CEMENT 418. MAHOGANY STAIN 419. MAHOGANY COLOUR 420. SATIN WOOD STAIN 421. RED STAIN 422. BROWN STAIN 423. SCARLET STAIN 424. BRUSH VARNISH 425. TO BORE GLASS 426. GERMAN SILVER 427. BRASS 428. CHEMICAL SOAP 429. ENGLISH BAR SOAP 430. BROWN WINDSOR SOAP 431. YELLOW SOAP 432. SOLID LARD CANDLES 433. MEDICINES 434. FOR DROPSY 435. ANTIBILIOUS PILLS 436. JAUNDICE 437. ASTHMA 438. DR. DEWEES' ANTI-COLIC MIXTURE 439. DR. HUN'S ANTI-DIARRHOEAL MIXTURE 440. HOPE'S MIXTURE 441. ANTI-CHOLERA MIXTURE 442. FOR HYSTERIC FITS 443. ANTI-ASTHMATIC MIXTURE 444. ANTI-RHEUMATIC MIXTURE 445. ANTI-RHEUMATIC LINIMENT 446. DIURETIC MIXTURE 447. SWEATING MIXTURE 448. FOR CRAMP IN THE STOMACH 449. FOR HOOPING COUGH 451. TONIC MIXTURE 452. ANTI-PERIODIC MIXTURE 453. EMMENAGOGUE MIXTURE 454. ANTI-GOUT MIXTURE 455. ANTI-GONORRHOEAL MIXTURE 456. ANOTHER 457. ASTRINGENT EYE-WATER 458. EYE-WATER 459. ALUM EYE-WATER 460. GARGLE OF BORAX 461. GARGLE FOR SORE THROAT 462. OINTMENT FOR PILES 463. OINTMENT FOR ITCH 464. BLISTERING OINTMENT 465. IODINE OINTMENT 466. OINTMENT OF IODINE OF ZINC 467. OINTMENT FOR CHILBLAINS 468. OINTMENT FOR DISEASES OF THE SKIN 469. EMOLLIENT OINTMENT 470. POKE ROOT OINTMENT 471. OINTMENT FOR HYDROCEPHALUS 472. LINAMENT FOR BURNS 473. VOLATILE LINAMENT 474. ALKALINE CATAPLASM 475. ANODYNE FOMENTATION 476. COMMON CLYSTER 477. ANODYNE CLYSTER 478. INJECTION FOR LEUCORRHOEA 479. ANOTHER 480. ESSENCE OF BEEF 481. IMPERIAL DRINK 482. RINGWORM LOTION 483. WHISKERS AND MOUSTACHES 484. COUGH SYRUP 485. BLACK SALVE 486. SEIDLITZ POWDERS 487. CAMPHOR ICE 488. FOR SALT RHEUM 489. ARTIFICIAL SKIN 490. HAIR RESTORATIVE 491. TO REMOVE WARTS AND CORNS 492. CANCER IN THE SKIN 493. FOR WORMS 494. SPASMODIC CROUP 495. FOR FLATULENCY 496. FOR HICCOUGH 497. FOR HEARTBURN 498. ERYSIPELAS 499. FOR FELON 500. HAIR RESTORATIVE 501. TO KILL RATS AND MICE WITHOUT POISON 502. EYE WATER 503. FOR CHRONIC GOUT AND RHEUMATISM 504. FOR SICKNESS AND VOMITING 505. LAXATIVE PILL 506. FOR HEADACHE 507. FOR MAKING SIZE 508. FOR PASTE 509. SKIRTING 510. SKIRTING 511. GRAIN BLACK 512. ANTIDOTES FOR POISONS 513. TREATMENT OF DROWNING 514. ELASTIC CEMENT FOR BELTS 515. GOOD SAMARITAN OR PAIN-KILLER 516. DIAMOND PASTE FOR RAZORS 517. FOR STAGGERS IN SHEEP 518. WATER-PROOF FOR LEATHER 519. TO BROWN GUN-BARRELS 520. LIQUID GLUE 521. TO TAKE INK SPOTS OUT OF MAHOGANY 523. TO CLEAN SILVER FURNITURE 524. A FINE BLACK VARNISH 525. TO PAINT SAIL-CLOTH, SO AS TO MAKE IT PLIANT, DURABLE, AND WATER-PROOF 526. PHOTOCROMATIC OIL PAINTING 527. FOR THE COMPLEXION 528. ORIENTAL CREAM OF ROSES 529. INSTRUCTION FOR GILDING 530. DIRECTIONS FOR SILVERING 531. USING FRENCH POLISH 532. LACQUER FOR BRASS 533. TO CLEAN OLD BRASS WORK FOR LACQUERING 534. TO PREPARE FISH OIL FOR PAINT 535. PAINTING IN MILK 536. ETHEREAL SOLUTION OF GOLD 537. VARNISH POLISH 538. VARNISH FOR COLOURED DRAWINGS 539. VARNISH FOR GLASS 540. TO CLEAN PICTURES 541. ANOTHER METHOD 543. VARNISH FOR BALLOONS 544. TO PREPARE RENNET TO TURN MILK 545. TO MAKE CHEESE 546. TO PRESERVE CHEESE SOUND 547. TO MAKE CREAM CHEESE 549. GRECIAN PAINTING 550. DIAPHANIE 551. WATER-COLOURS USED IN DRAWING 552. DIRECTIONS FOR MIXED COLOURS 553. TO PREPARE WASH COLOURS FOR MAPS 554. TO MIX WATER-COLOURS FOR ANIMALS 555. FRUIT IN WATER-COLOURS 556. TO PAINT FLOWERS 557. BIRDS IN WATER-COLOURS 558. LANDSCAPES IN WATER-COLOURS 559. POTICHOMANIE 560. COLOURING FOR CHEESE 561. TO SHARPEN EDGE TOOLS 562. BLUE COMPOSITION FOR DYEING 563. TO GILD LETTERS ON VELLUM OR PAPER 564. TO PRESERVE STRAWBERRY PLANTS 565. MANAGEMENT OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS 566. THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS 568. AN ILLUMINOUS BOTTLE 569. CHINESE METHOD OF MENDING CHINA 570. TO MAKE STILTON CHEESE 571. TO PRESERVE BEER 572. TO RECOVER SOUR BEER 573. CARVACROL—THE NEW REMEDY FOR TOOTH-ACHE 574. CAMPHOR CERATE FOR CHAPPED HANDS 575. THE WAY TO WEALTH 576. MAXIMS BY DR. FRANKLIN ON THE WAY TO WEALTH 578. EXCELLENT PASTE 579. BLACK CAKE 580. MAIZE CAKE 581. COMPOSITION CAKE 582. GINGER BISCUITS AND CAKES 583. TO SILVER IRON WITH SILVER FOIL
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