To Remove Stains From Broadcloth Recipe

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Take an ounce of pipe clay that has been ground fine, and mix it with

twelve drops of alcohol, and the same quantity of spirits of turpentine.

Whenever you wish to remove any stains from cloth, moisten a little of

this mixture with alcohol, and rub it on the spots. Let it remain till

dry, then rub it off with a woollen cloth, and the spots will disappear.

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