GERMAN POLISH FOR FURNITURE.

Melt a quarter of a pound of yellow wax and an ounce of black resin,

well beaten, in an earthen pipkin. Then pour in by degrees two ounces

of spirit of turpentine. When the whole is thoroughly mixed, put it

into an earthen jar, and keep it covered for use. Spread a little of

it on the furniture with a woollen cloth, rub it well in, and in a

few days the polish will be as hard and as bright as varnish.

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