This document discusses procedures for staining tissue sections mounted on paraffin or celloidin slides. It outlines the general staining process which involves deparaffinization or clearing in xylene or alcohol, hydration in graded alcohols, and staining. Special considerations are given for staining celloidin sections which are soluble in alcohol. The process of collodionization is described as a way to reinforce sections mounted on paraffin ribbons that contain air bubbles, tears or inadequate infiltration.