Chapter 84

Orange

Ordinary Lotion

Organzine,

What it is

Ornamental Leather Work

Ornaments,

Ostrich Feathers,

to Clean

Ottomans,

to Clean

Oven,

Ox-Cheek,

Ox-Heart

Ox-Heel Jelly

Ox-Tail,

Uses and Properties of

Ox-Tongue

Oxalic Acid, Poisoning by,

Treatment for

Oxide of Zinc,

Uses of

Oxygen of Air,

Consumed by Fire

Oyster

Oysters,

Pads,

Surgical Employment of

Pains in Head and Face

Paint

Painted Wainscot,

to Clean

Paintings, Oil,

Caution Respecting

Palatable Stew

Palpitation of Heart

Pancakes

Paper

Papier-Mâché Articles,

to Clean

Parchment, to Stain (

1

)-(

2

)

Paregorics,

Properties of

Parenthesis

Parliament, Members of, to Address (

1

) (

2

)

Parrots,

Care of

Parsnip Wine

Parson's Grate

Parties, Evening,

Etiquette of

Partridge,

Paste

Pastilles, for Burning,

to Make

Pastime, Evening,

Suggestions for

Pastry,

Pasty,

Seven-Bell

Patterns,

Patties,

Pea Soup,

Plain

Peaches

Pears

Peas,

Pelote of Lint,

its Use

Penelope Canvas

Penny Pot

(Billiards)

Pepper,

Percentage of Loss in Roasting (

1

)-(

2

)

Percentages,

Table of

Perfume,

A Pleasant

Period, or Full-stop,

Nature and Value of

Perry

Person on Fire

Personal,

Persons of Rank,

How to Address

Perspiration

Peruvian Bark,

Nature and Uses of

Petticoat, Flannel,

Economy of

Pharmacopœia,

Domestic

Pheasant,

Phosphorus, Poisoning by,

Treatment for

Pianofortes,

Hints on Keeping

Pickle, Indian,

to Make

Pickles, Various Kinds of (

1

)-(

2

)

Pickling, Hints on (

1

)-(

2

) (

3

)

Pic-Nic Biscuits

Picquet,

Game of

Pie,

Pie-dish, Cup in,

Use of

Pigeon,

Pike,

to Carve

Piles,

Pills,

Pitch, Burgundy

Pitting in Small-Pox, to Prevent (

1

)-(

2

) (

3

)

Plaice,

to Carve

Plant Skeletons

Plants,

to Protect from Leaf Lice

Plaster,

Plate, Uncleaned,

Don't put by

Plated Ware,

to Clean

Plum

Plums, to Preserve (

1

)-(

2

)

Points in Punctuation

Poison, a,

Definition of

Poisoning, Treatment for,

Poisoning

Poisons

Poker,

Polish for Enamelled Leather

Polishes,

French

Politeness,

to Practise

Polka


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