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To Cement Emery to Wood

chocolate are given below. Vanilla, &c., must The following cement is wonderfully tough. be ground, before adding to the paste. (See Melt together equal parts of shellac, white No. 6279.) resin, and carbolic acid in crystals; add the 6276. French Chocolate. Grind tolast after the others are melted. The effect of the carbolic acid is surprising.

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