TO CLEAN ALL SORTS OF METAL.

Mix half a pint of refined neat’s-foot oil, and half a gill of

spirits of turpentine; wet a woollen rag therewith, dip it into a

little scraped rotten-stone, and rub the metal well. Wipe it off with

a soft cloth, polish with dry leather, and use more of the powder. If

steel is very rusty, use a little powder of pumice with liquid, on a

separate woollen rag, first.

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