lot—For a tub full of cl :Kea. diotolve one-third in
hot water, and put it into r. >*alf-lub of water; then put in
your dirtiest clothes first until tub is full. Don't hither to
roll them up—just throw them in and press under the wa-
ter, and let soak over night. Or, it will do if you soak
them an hour or so in warm suds (not hot) in ths morning.
2. —Wring out and boil for 20 minutes. Add enough
soap to each boiler-full to make it suds.
Next — Suds and put through the rinse and blue water,
then wring and hang up to dry, and your clothes will be as
white and clean as if you hadrubbed for three hour?.
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That tins Is a PUKE WHITE SOAP and is manufactured from PURE VEGETABLE OILS and
contains NO ROSIN to shrink the elotbes. neither will it injure the FINEST FABRICS, NOR
CHAP THE SKIN, but it is an agreeable TOILET SOAP, and is EOUAL TO CASTILE SOAP.
It removes TAR, PITCH. GREASE or PRINTERS’ INK from the bands and CAN BE USED
IN HARD OK SOFT WATEK.
For House Cleaning use the Wonderful Soap, for Washing woodwork,
cleaning painted walls, windows, mirrors, also for washing marble-top bureaus, door steps. Also for cleaning
carpets, and for removing stains and grease spots from the clothes.
Use the Wonderful Soap to Wash the Dishes. Also, to Wash your
dish cloths, and they will be sweet and white.
