The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-03
ALL ARE WASHED
IN "A SUPERIOR MANNER
WITH VERY LITTLE LABOR,

WITH VERY LITTLE LABOR,
And in One-Fourth ofthe Time Usually Required.
Woollens do not shrink when washed with this
Soap, and Dresses can be washed without being
ripped apart Fast colors made bright and clear
and ~ as invaluable for cleansing Pant, OH Cloths
etc. There is fHffsrsitss} z.
GREAT ECONOMY IN THE USE OF
~ THIS SOAP,
AS the Clothes are not worn out by the use of
Washing Machines. aud ihe time and labor saved is
worth more than the entire cost OF the Soa,. The
materials used IN the manufacture of this Soao ara
all OF the finest quality. unadulterated and Is made
by very superior process. having cleansing pro-
perties that will be found most astonishing: and af
the same time it will be found pleasant TO the huds
as it tends to make them soft ard smooth single
trial will satisfy any person that the Soap should be
in every family.
1t is used by cutting into small shaYings and dis
solving in hot water; then soaking the Clothes five
or ten minutes then little hand rubbinR will make
them as cean as hours OF hard machine rubbing
would do with ordinary Soap.
For CLEANING Paint use sponge or cloth saturated
with the solution 1t viii leave the paint bright ana
unnJured. The repeated use of IL on painted wood
tends TO make 1t glossy.
In recommending this Soap, we feel con6den,
that nothing we can say will be more pointed than
the following Hattenng testimonials from establish.
menis generally known to the public:-
OFFICE OF TIE PRESTON STEAM LAUEpRY Co
No. 1910 3 Ninth street below DIokelson,
PHILADELPHIA, July "a I86b [
Messrs. j. B. DoBBINs 6 Co: :-Hay,ns ussa vorIr
ELECl RlC SOAP in the yarious dens rtc, on "
It much tune and Tg sbap nra !. very
leaving the goods IN splendid order, and at Iesss
cost than soaps we have formerly used.
grease spots from carpets and W0OlIen clothIng
HENRY N. BOWEN. SUPERINTENDENT.
q. FRANK COBB, Secretary-and treasurer
FRANK A. sHUTE Proprietor of "Tbe ouaLar
City Laundry" says that he cannot praise 1t too
highly. - 'oo
Mrs e ;nd ,,mr No 1929 Marshall street
nIshment. ~st'' ~s'o'
Rev. E. 1. D. PEPPER says his family are nerfao,,v
delighted with it.
1t is also very highly recommended by
CALEB CLoTHIER No. 1880 Filbert street
Ars. W. G. STEVENSON, No. 1926 Green street.
Rev. ALFRFD GOODMAN.
Rev. s. THOMAS.
Rev. A. MAEsHIP.
Rev d. L.lPATTERsoN.
Mr.. THoaAb C. LOVE. No 1913 Chesnut street.
Mr.. ABRAHAM L. HART No. 827 Lombard street
Mr., ISAAC Moss. No. 22O2 Green street
MT. 6IMoN GARTLAED, Under taker. Thirteenth
and ChesRut STREETS.
Mr.. j. NJ. BRdwN, No. 1904 Race street.
MT. RICHARD brown, No AIS Wharton street.
MIR. HUeHEs, Ho 634 North Fifteenth street
Mr., WILLIAM n, RIoHARpsoE, NO. 700 Market
street. cc
Mr >. WTEGAEp. Cashier Mechanics Bank
Mr.. H. G. SroUF, No. HOO waIace street
Mr. J, s. WALTiER, No, 211O Green street.
Mr.. HENRY CoH,RN, No 60T Chestnut street.
MI. WILLIAM RHoH, No. e25 Lombard street.
And all the leading Hotels in Baltimore.
.alI.lila
We might add pagtes of testimony from all parts
Of city and country. We request every hOusekeeper
70 give II one fair triAl, and BY
USING 1T AccORDING TO DIRECTIONS
She Will constantly fbd 1t the woMAN'S FRIEND.
SOLD BY ALL GRocERs IN THE UNITED
STATEs,
Manufactured only by
D0BBINS & LOVE,
aa pHILADELPHIA, PA.
wHoLKs ALE oFFroEs ut
No. IO7 s. FIFTH STREET.