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THE PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS. [May 8, 1885. sal soda, + lb. avoirdupoise ; sulphite of soda (crystals), | lb.; water, 100 ounces. To develop: No. 1, J to 1 dram; No. 2, 2 to 3 ounces. Cooper's Soda Developer.—No. 1.—Sulphite soda (crystals), 1 pound; distilled water, 2 quarts; pyrogallic acid, 2 ounces. No. 2.—Carbonate soda (crystals), } pound; water, 2 quarts. To develop, take—No. 1, 2 ounces ; No. 2, 2 ounces ; water, 2 ounces. Diamond Ammonia Developer.—No. 1.— Bromide ammonium, 25 grains; strongest ammonia, 1 dram; water, 20 ounces. No. 2.—Pyrogallic acid, 1 ounce; citric acid, 30 grains ; water, 9 ounces. To develop, take No. 1, 2 ounces ; No. 2, 40 minims. Forbt's Ammonia Developer (Pyro Solution).—Pyrogallic acid, 1 ounce; alcohol, 8 ounces. (Bromide Solution)—Bromide ammonium, 1 ounce; water, 4 ounces. (Ammonia Solutions) —Stronger water ammonia, 1 ounce; bromide ammonium, 60 grains; glycerine, 1 ounce ; water, 6 ounces. (Normal Deve loper)—Pyro solution, 2 drams ; ammonia solution, 2 drams; water, 8 ounces. Garrison Formula.—Ammonia Pyro Developer.—No. 1.—Pyro gallic acid, 4 drams ; bromide potassium, 3 drams; soda sul phite (crystals), G drams; water, 5 ounces; sulphuric acid, 30 minims. No. 2.—Strongest liquor ammonia, G drams; water, 5 ounces. To develop, take—Solution No. 1, 1 dram ; solution No. 2, 1 dram; water, 3 ounces. Iowa City Potash Developer (No. 1).—Pure water, 96 ounces ; sulphite soda, 2 ounces ; citric acid, 60 grains; pyrogallic acid, 1 ounce. No. 2.—Pure water, 96 ounces ; carbonate potassa, 3 ounces. To develop, take—Nos. 1 and 2, equal parts. Iowa City Soda Developer.—No. 1.—Pure water, 8 ounces ; pyrogallic acid, 1 ounce; sulphurous acid, 1 dram. No. 2.— Water (pure), 64 ounces; pure chloride calcium, 30 grains; when dissolved, add sulphite soda, 3 ounces; carbonate soda, 4 ounces. To develop—Stock No. 1, } to 1 dram; No. 2, 2 ounces. Inglis’ Potash Developer.—No. 1.—Water, 12 ounces; sulphite soda-crystals, 2 ounces; citric acid, 60 grains ; bromide am monia, 20 grains; pyro, 1 ounce. No. 2.—Water, 12 ounces ; sulphite soda-crystals, 2 ounces ; carbonate potash, 3 ounces. To develop, take—No. 1, 1 dram; No. 2, 1 dram; water, 1 ounce. Johnston’s Developer—(Stock Solutions).—No. I.—Saturated solution sal soda. No. 2.—Saturated solution sulphite soda. No. 3.—Pyro, 1 ounce; water, 10 ounces ; citric acid, 48 grains; No. 4.—Bromide ammonium, 120 grains ; water, 6 ounces. To develop, take—No. 1, 2 ounces; No. 2, } ounce; No. 3, ? drams ; No. 4, 1 dram. Kingston Special Ammonia Developer.—No. 1.—Pyrogallic acid, 1 ounce ; citric acid, 30 grains ; water, 12 ounces. No. 2, —Bromide ammonium, 150 grains ; liquor ammonia, 1 ounce : water, 12 ounces. For use—1 ounce No. 1 in 15 ounces of water ; 1 ounce No. 2 in 15 ounces of water. Take equal parts for development. Kingston Special Glycerine Developer.—No. 1.—Pyrogallic acid, 1 ounce ; glycerine, 1 ounce; methylated spirits, or water, 6 ounces. No. 2.—Bromide ammonium, 120 grains ; liquor ammonia, 1 ounce ; water, 6 ounces. For use—1 ounce No. 1 in 15 ounces of water; 1 ounce No. 2 in 15 ounces of water. Take equal parts for development. Clearing solution—Alum, 1 ounce; citric acid, 1 ounce; sulphate of iron, 3 ounces ; water, 20 ounces. Mawdsley and Dumont Potash Developer—(No. 1).—Water, 16 ounces; citric acid, 60 grains; sulphite soda, 4 ounces; pyro, 1 ounce.—No. 2.—Carbonate potash, 2 ounces ; bromide ammonia, 40 grains; water, 16 ounces. To develop: take — Water, 4 ounces; No. 1, 3 drams ; No. 2, 3 drams. Monroe Pyro Ammonia Developer for Portraits—No. 1. Pyrogallic acid, 1 ounce; alcohol, 8 ounces.—No. 2.—Bromide potassium, 120 grains; water, 7 ounces; stronger ammonia, 1 ounce. To develop, take—Nos. 1 and 2, 1 dram; water, 3 ounces. Restrainer :—Bromide potassium, 80 grains ; water, 16 ounces. Monroe Pyro Sulphite Ammonia Developer for Views.—No. 1. —In 64 ounces of water dissolve 1 ounce sulphite of soda, then add 20 grains of citric acid, and lastly 1 ounce of pyrogallic acid. No. 2.—Water, 64 ounces; bromide potassium, 120 grains; stronger ammonia, 1 ounce. To develop, take equal parts of Nos. 1 and 2. Monroe Pyro Carbonate of Soda Sulphite Developer for Instan taneous Views.—No. 1.—Sulphite of soda (crystals), 4 ounces ; hot water, 11 ounces. When dissolved and cool, acidify with sulphurous acid, which will take between 3 and 4 ounces; then add pyro dry, 1 ounce. No. 2.—Sal soda (C.P.), 34 ounces; sulphite soda, 6 drams; water, 64 ounces. To develop, take 1 dram of No. 1 to each ounce of No. 2. Kgs Delgian Iron Developer.—No. 1.—Neutral oxalate pot ash, 12 ounces ; water, 40 ounces. No. 2.—Protosulphate of iron, 12 ounces ; water, 40 ounces ; sulphuric acid, 5 drops. To develop, take No. 1, 3 parts ; No. 2, 1 part. Neidhart’s Ammonia Developer.—No. 1.—Water, 100 ounces ; sulphite soda (crystals), 120 grains; bromide ammonium, 60 grains ; pyrogallic acid, 1 ounce ; sulphuric acid, J dram. No. 2.—Water, 80 ounces ; liquor ammonia, 1 ounce ; bromide potassium, 180 grains. Use equal parts No. 1 and No. 2. Dockford Pyro and Ammonia Developer.— No. 1.— Pyro 1 ounce ; water, 8 ounces; salicylic acid 6 grains. N o. 2.— Water, 8 ounces; bromide ammonium, 50 to 120 grains; con centrated liquor ammonia, 1J ounces. To develop, take—No. 1, 1 ounce; water, 16 ounces; No. 2, 1 ounce ; water, 16 ounces. Use equal parts Nos. 1 and 2. Pyro and Sal Soda Developer.—.—No. 1.—Pyro, 1 ounce ; water, 8 ounces ; salicylic acid, 6 grains. No. 2.—Sulphite soda, I ounce; sal soda, 2 ounces ; water, 15 ounces. To develop, take water, 3 ounces; No. 2, 4 ounce; No. 1, } to 3 dram. St. louis Pyro and Ammonia Developer.—No. 1.—Salicylic acid, 6 grains ; dissolve in alcohol,1 dram ; add water, 6 ounces ; pyro, 1 ounce. No. 2.—Water, 7 ounces ; sulphite soda, granu lated, } ounce ; bromide ammonium, 380 grains ; concentrated liquor ammonia, 1 ounce. A.—Water, 15 ounces; No. 1, 1 ounce. B.—Water, 15 ounces ; No. 2, 1 ounce. To develop, take equal parts of the two solutions, A and B. St. Louis Dry Plate Co.’s Pyro and Sal Soda Developer—No. 1. Salicylic acid, 6 grains; dissolved in alcohol, 1 dram ; add water, 6 ounces; pyro, 1 ounce. No. 2.—Water, GO ounces; sulphite soda (granulated), 1 ounce; sal soda, 1 ounce. To develop, take No. 2, 4 ounces; No. 1, 1 to 2 drams. Seed Clearing Solution.—After plates are fixed, place them one-half minute in the following solution : — Citric acid, 1 ounce ; alum, 1 ounce; sulphate iron, 3 ounces; water, 20 ounces. Then wash thoroughly. M. A. Seed Iron Developer.— Oxalate of potassium, 1 pound ; water, G4 ounces. Fill one gallon jar two-thirds with water. Suspend from the top a bag made of coarse material, the bottom thereof reaching half way in the jar ; fill the bag with proto sulphate of iron, which soon will dissolve ; keep adding iron till some remain in the bag, then you have a saturated solution. Allow to settle, and carefully decant the clear solution. Add 1 drop of sulphuric acid to each 2 ounces. When above solutions are perfectly clear, take one part of iron to six parts oxalate. M. A. Seed Soda Developer.—(No. 1—Stock Solution).— Water, 6 ounces; nitric acid (C.P.), } dram. Mix thoroughly, and then add pyrogallic acid, 1 ounce. "No. 2—Stock Solution.— Water, 30 ounces; sal soda, 10 ounces* ; sulphite of soda (crystals), 10 ounces*. Take of Solution No. 1, 1 ounce; water, 15 ounces. Take of Solution No. 2, 4 ounces ; water, 12 ounces. To develop, take equal parts* originally printed sal soda, 4 ounces; sulphite of soda (crystals), 6 ounces, but corrected (?) with rubber stamp and ink. Stanley Ammonia Developer.— No. 1. — Sulphite of soda, 4 drams; pyro., 4 drams; bromide of potassium, 2 drams; bro mide ammonium, 1 to 2 drams; sulphuric acid (C.P.), 30 minims; water, 44 ounces. No. 2.—Concentrated ammonia, 4 drams; water, 32 ounces. To develop, take equal parts of Nos. 1 and 2. Stanley Soda Developer..-—No. 1.—Sulphite of soda, 4 drams; pyro., 4 drams; bromide of potassium, 25 grains ; sulphuric acid (C.P.), 30 minims ; water, 44 ounces. No. 2.—Sal soda, 24 ounces; water, 32 ounces. To develop, take equal parts of Nos. 1 and 2. THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITIONS. Antwerp, BUDA-PESTH, and London. When on the 1st of May, thirty-four years ago, tire first great Palace of Industry was opened to the public, it was confidently hoped that this gathering of the trophies of a hundred nations would be a great initial step in the in auguration of a new era of international peace, goodwill, and industrial prosperity ; but even if the labours of the
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