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To join broken glass togetler--Mclt a
little isinglass in spirits Of wine, adding
thereto about fifth part of water, and
using gentle heat. When perfectly melt
ed and mixed, il will form transparent
glue, which will unite glass SO that the
fracture will be hardly perceived


TO extract grease spots from silk or co.
lored muslin. -Scrape French chalk, put
it on the spot, and hold it near the fire, OF
over warm iron. The grease will melt
and the French chalk absorb it; brush oil
rub il off; repeat if necessary.