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Properties of
Charcoal

after the grosser Impurities have been
scoured off with Sand & Potash

[Suery?] in
the Gums

Those whose breath smells
strong from a [Surfutic?] Nebula of the Gums
may gel red [?] by rubbery [veseoherg?] and
the Mouth with fine Charcoal Powder.

which also makes the Teeth beautifully
white.

Teeth to
clean

Water to
clarify
&
Sweeten

Colourd Water that is putrid
& stinking may be sweetened & clarified by
the same Substance

And to keep Water sweet
in a long Voyage, add as [coarie?] Charcoal
Powder [Ttv?] to every Cask of Water & when
wanted, strain the Water, thru a Linnen Bag

136.
Water to preserve

It has been proved by [Ep?]
at Portsmouth, that Casks fired in the
Making, fill a thin Crust of Charry Matter

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