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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-08
BAYARD- -CLYMER.
Brilliant Wedding Ceremony in Washington The
Ex-Sscrstary Of State Takes Second Wife.
The Bride and Her Family.

WASHINGTON, d. O., November T.
Hon. Thomas f. Bsyard, tx Secretary OF
State, and Miss Mary Willing Clymer
were married at 1 o'clock this afternoon,
at the BRIDES residence, No. 1917 II street,
in the presence OF a most distinguished
company. The intention was to have the
wedding as quiet as possible, there being
about $50 guests, confined to the relations
OF the contracting parties and few per-
sonal friends Among the latter were ex-
President and Mrs. Cleveland, ex Secre.
tary and Mrs Fairchild and Mrs. Dckin-
soq, tx-Assistant Secretary and Mrs.
L YES, who came TO Washington for the
express purpose Of attending the wedding
The Baysrd family WAS represented by
NJ 81 Baysrd, Misses Florence, Louise and
Ellen Bsyard, Philip J. BAyard, James
Williams, jeremiah Smith and wife and
Miss Elizabeth II. Smith, of Delaware;
MI and Mrs. L. D. Warren, of Boston, aud
Thomas F. Bsyard, Jr., Of New Haven,
Conn.
THE BRIDES FAMILY.
The family connections of the bride are
even more numerous than those Of the
groom. She is great grand daughter OF
George Clymer, one of the signers OF the
Declaration of Independence, and q rel
alive of ex- Representative Hester Ciymer,
If Pennsylvania, and Mrs, Ella Dies
Oiymsr, Psesds Of the New York Soross
She was given in marriage by her brother,
Dr. Shubry Clymer, of Boston. Among
the other persons present were Gen. b F
Beale aud family, Hon. George Bancroft,
Mrs. Story, Justice and Mrs Field, Justice
and Mrs Lamar, Mrs. NJ. w. Faller and
Assistant Secretary Adee. A reception
anG breakfast followed the marriage and
soon sfter the newly married couple left
the city for tour to New York and other
Northern cities.
MISS CLYMER's TRoUssEAU.
Miss Clymer's tTOussesu is said to be one
of the most elegant ever imported. II
comes entirely from Paris, and was select
ed bJ her cousin, who is the wife of a
French Viscount. Little attempt has been
made to follow the latest modes, but every
gown is o marvel. 0ne of them, visiting
GOWN, is of golden brown velvet, cut en-
princetse. 1t is described Thus. The
bottom OF the skirt hes deep hem, with
open work insertion above it, Spd band
.f sable fur on the lower edge. The gown
is in one piece, without the ordinary waist
forms, and is shirred about the waist and
fastens at the back. There is shoulder
cape, with hem, and needlework like
that on the skirt. and high fur collar.
AZ, ord Mr. Cleveland
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MIR. nnd Mrs. Cleveland.

WASHINGTON, November Tx Presi-
dent Cleveland and Mrs. Cleveland arrived
in the city last night and are stopping
with tx Marshall A. A Wilson. They srs
here for the purpose of attending the Bay
ard Clymer wedding to-day.
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ANARCHIST PLANS?
Chicago Reds Intend TO Celebrate Glori-
Ously on the lIth

Chicago Reds Intend TO Celebrate Glori-
Ously on the 1iih
CHICAGO, November. THE Daily Meies
says that Chiefof Poliece Hubbard recently
secured the admission of trusted agent
to membership in the Anarchist Society
Of this city and that as a result, he has
discovered thst preparations are making
by them for big demonstration on No
vember IL, in honor Of the executed An
archists, including a public meeting at
Battary d ArmOry. A parade and visit
to Waldheim Cemetery are also proposed.
Terrible Results of "A Tennessee Vendetta.
NASHVILLE, NENN., November I'm
the war between the Jones and Green fami-
lies, 10 Hancock county, six lives have
been lost, two men are msimed for life,
two have been sentenced to imprisonment
for ten years aud one for life. The latter,
Western Gilbsr, is only Is years old had
been sentenced 20 death. but YVES saved by
executive clemercY. The vendetta ia be
ipg still vigorously prosecuted by the sd-
herents Of both fscioDs, with what result
no one can fOretell. The dispute oriRinst
ed in a quarrel over some hogs.
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Two Pillars Of the Church.

WReeIinq, N0rem5er s. 1ss9.
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NOW FAIRLY AFL0AT.
THE BROTHERHOOD PLAYERS HAVE
LAUNCHED THEIR BARK
On Stormy Sea But Coed Wishes Attend Them.
The Contract With the Capitalists Signed.
No Reserve in It-WOrk Of the
Meeting Yesterday.

NEW 1ORk, November I.-Ine Nation'
al Base Ball players conference was con-
tinued at the Fifth Avenue Hotel to-day.
All the delegates were present J. Pal
mer O'Neill, who is interested ia the Pitts
burg club, spoke dispar sginRly of the new
league. He said there were any number
Of young players anxious to get chance
to enter the old League who were in every
way equal TO the players at present before
the public. He said the Brotherhood over
estimated the amount of money made in
base ball. The Pittsburg club he added,
made no money for years. Outside of New
York and Boston he believed very few of
the clubs did.
DIsCoURAGING THE PLAYERS.
It was said in the corridors of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel to-day that the players were
not meeting with the hesrty cooperation
expected. kilograms were sent to Clark
son and Radbourne at Boston, yesterday,
asking them to take some stock in the
Players National League. Neither made
any reply. Al johnson, who has been
acting as temporary president, would un-
doubtedly have been elected permanently
to the position had he not stated that his
bueiness interests would not permit him
TO accept. John Morrill, is now spoken of
as the most likely person to De elected
president.
THE CONTRACTS SIGNED.
At 2:15 the convention took recess and
John Morrill, announced that the contract
formed bad been agreed upon and players
for three years, satisfactory to both capi-
talists and players. The contract is virtu-
ally the same as the old League contract,
with the exception that the reserve clause
was stricken out and the one on term of
service provides for from one to three years.
During the session it leaked out that the
agreement on the scope and plan Of the
new Lesgue which was signed soma time
ago by al the players ard capitalists have
besn entirely changed, and IN fact new
agreement drawn up. This change was
done, it is said, by the advice of eminent
lawyers outside of the movement, who
thought that the first eRreement favored
too much of trust corporation.
A most important change was that which
provided division of 80 percent of the
gate ard stand receipts. In the old league
the visiting clubs always got the small
end of the horn while under this new ar
rangement the club whether visiting or
at home will share and share alike.
THE PRIZE MONEY.
1t was decided that the paizs money,
$40, 900, should be raised nv tax OF 81, 500
on each club, and that 81 600 should 70 10
the cluh finishing first in the champ p;onship
race and the rest divided smoug the Others
in proportion.
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Badly Split, Bent, Torn
and Twisted,
gIL PROBABLY Be SAVED
p, Qrnh'icaDS from the Sen
g4I Ruin of the &. o. P.
& a.5I RAY OF HOPE IN OHIO.

Nav Carry Part o, Their State
ICSe-
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THE ~HELLo" GIRLS.
a Minneapolis DUDE Who Net with sad
Rebuff

Minneapolis Journal.
There are some hundreds, more or less,
of smart young men in town who are i'm
pressed With the idea that there is moth
ing that the hsrd-wOrked and obliging
young ladies at the telephone exchange
like so well as flirting with idiOts at the
other end Ci the wire. The crushing
rebukes at times administered to
the conceitei simpletons 10 as the
flame cf candle to the moth,
and they live only to tempt fate again.
Some time $40 there was one Of these
nice bows who worked IN s fruit stc-e
across the street from the telephone Sx'
change. He conceived a kind Of long dis
lance iniatuation for the young lady who
answered the phone in the store, and pour
ed a stream of silly nothinRs into her un-
willing ear 40 every opportunity. Finally
she resolved TO teach him a lesson. One
day the young man was talking to the
operator ard expressed q violent desire to
see her. With much assumed cOyness she
AZ length told MIN she would grant his re-
quest She said IL he would gaze at csr-
tain window of the exchange at tbs hour
OF high noon she would appear. lie would
recognizes her from the fact that she wore
red dress
TIE appointed time came, and the smit-
zen youth planted himself in front Of the
store and gszed with all his eyes and soul
az The window Of the telephone exchange.
Horrors Instead Of one there were five
girls iu red dresses smiling down upon
aim. 10 was too much, aud he fled.
1t was reported On good authority that
the girl who put up the job was not one OF
tie five.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

Tners is one point in the industrial
school project that cannot be brought on,
too plainly. This is the night school tea-
ture If such an institution, whereby work
men aud mechanics, who have no other
means Of improving their technical knowl-
edge, csn perfect themselves in the indus
trial arts end acquire Al education that
will open to them q lature, take them
o1t of the cbancelsss nut Of the shop, and
place them upon the endless path Of ad-
ysucsmeut
There is many an industrious, hsrd-
workiueacd ambitiOusy young man, who has
had littsor no time to devote to an educa-
zion, tied up in a workshop, with no pros
peel beyond it, owing to lack Of oPpor-
tuaiiy to improve himself who would
seize Nth Joyous alacrity such az 0ppoT-
.rnity % would he presented in the hight
tess,oas Of msnual training school II
would be q ycritable godssnd TO the ener-
ee,ie and ambitious young workman
whose opportunities are now bounded b.
hisdaly routine Of toll in thsmill or lhop.
7. has been the even experience in other
cities with these schools that the night
sessions are fully as important as the day
sessions, aud 10 some instances more inn
portant They are always crowded with
workmsn and mechanics burning WITH a
desire for knowledge Of the higher indus
trial arts. and these ars invariably the most
earnest aud successful pupils.
i. would be waste Of tine
to diste upon the peculiar ad-
yan.aqes Of this feature Of such an
insutution in such a city as
Wheeling. when four fifths and more Of the
population are toilers, who have had little
or no time TO spare in schooling and would
have no nae for the education that the
present system Of public schools gives, had
they had tms to take the full course. The
immsasurable advantages that would ac'
,rue 10 The city and its industries aie
equally plain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10
A REGULAR BLUEBEARD.

There is % strange case in progress IN
San Francisco, the hero of which IS one DIR.
JMuroN BOWERS. OF that Pacific me,rop-
oils. III any man has the art Of murder
down ice. Mr.. BowERs is the man. The
case that bears his name has faded cut OF
Che public mind east of the Rockies, but
on tie Pacific coast i. is still a burning
iopic.
Da. bowers made his appearance IN CHI
cseo some yeusago. Oae day the doctor 8
house burned down. There wsg good
reason o believe that BOWERS fred it him
selL aad the insurance companies refused
to pay him a cent. Then the dcclor's wife
died under circumstances which made 1t
tolsrsbly plain that she had been poisoned
by her husband. The suspected murderer
managed TO escape from Chicago, and Yves
rsxt heard Of in San Francisco. lie mar
red asain, bat his second wits died IN
short tine, and the husband was believed
to De her murderer, but there is no posi-
tive proof to connect him with the crime.
BOWERS did no, wait long. He married
q third wile insured her life for Sl7, 900
and in q lew mcnths was again a widower
This time he got into trouble. The clro-
nsr's iury found that Mrs. BOWERS had
been poisoned, and the doctor was tried
and convicted OF murder. GA the trial
the defendent impressed everybody as
man OF mysiery. he appealed to the SUI
prsne Court. This was in 1ss6. Every
body took it for granted that the doctor
would hang, but he was serenely confident
that he would escape He furnished bis
prison cell luxuriously and enjoyed life
Hs hsd plenty OF money snd a small circle
of friend S who we're So mysterious as him-
self These friends were allowed TO visit
him in his cen, and much secret talk pass
cd between them.
one fre morning san Francisco had a
new sensation. HENEY BENHAroN,
h.o,hsr Of the doctors third wife, was
found dead 10 his room. By bis side was
a letter. with bis name signed TO it, con
Tossing that he bad murdered mis- sister
and that u1abls to bear the burden Of his
guilt any longer, he had committed sui
eide
Bl. this did not fully convince people
that BOWERS was innocent Experts tes-
titled that the confession was in BENHAY-
oN's handwriting, and experts testified
that il was forgery There was circum-
stantial evidence going to show that BEN
HAYDN had been poisoned by one DIM
MING, a young fellow who had visited
BowEEs in prison. DENlNING was tried,
and was acquitted, although the case
against him was very strong. The verdict
of course strengthened the alleged comics
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

Ir there is any vacancy 10 the State In
sane Asylum the REGISTER dominates the
e5itor Of the Morgsntown Post for the To-
s,fou. A few days 500 the REGIsrER
contained a personal item to tie ehsc,
that President +. NJ TURNER. Of the
"Mmgsntown University" was in the
city. The line caught the eye of the sl-
legged editor Of the Post aud he breaks forth
ia the following Wild abandon;
.lhcre BE- is again Morsantown University.
Their. srreis not broad enough over the nose
..tt1 recognize olr state schoo.-tbe West Vu
g.aa University
The state University has no true- friend
than the RgGIsTER. This paper has de-
fsnded il and other State institutions
from the malevolent assaults Of just such
b'iad partissns al the Post. The only ex-
cuse for allowing the author Of the above
idiotic extract to run wild is that be is
probably harmless.
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

OEALED PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTING
~ the proposed new hall for the West Virginia
University will be received by the Chairman OF
the Building Committee, at his Office in Morgan
town, W. Va, until - O'Clock NJ. Of August 18th,
1882 Contracts will be made covering parts Of
the work separately or all in one contract, the
committee reseryiug the right to reject any and
all bids Bond with security must accompany
each bid. Plans and specifications may be In
spec cd at the Office Of Z. b. Fran7heim, achitect
at Wheeling and in possession OF the members
Of the committee as follows: d. D. Johnson, at
Long Reach; E. a. Bennett, at Huntington; c.
L. Smith, at Fairmont; J. G schilling, at spen-
Ger, or Joseph Moreland, at Morganiown.
By order OF the Committee
au9l JOSEPH MORELAND, Chairman.
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ruEALAsKAN BOUNDARY.
work Commenced by the U. 5. GsOdetic
SURVEY Party.

work Commenced by the U. 5. GeOdetic
Survey Party.
TORONTO ONT, August S.-The GsOde.-
lie survey party sent out By the United
States Government to definitely determine
and establish the Alaskan boundary are
now &c work
They stopped at Ouualaska, where the
scuadipgs were made and the varistion Of
the magnetic needle was Gscertsined. The
surveyors, with their stores, were disem-
barked at the mouth of the YokOn river,
aud proceeded on their way.
The Interior Department is thinking Of
sending an expedition to assist the United
States GsOdeuc Snrvey party in the esta5-
lishment Of the boundary, but nothing has
yet been definitely settled. Ii matters are
satisfactorily arranged the party will start
nsxt month, snd, proceeding by boat up
TIE Yukon, will winter there and continue
their operations next year.
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sion Of BENHAYON and induced the Su-
preme Court to grant bowers a new trial.
Sach is tie present Status OF this re-
markable case. Nest people believe that
the Doctor poisoned bis thud wife 10 OBJ
tsiE her life insurance money. But BEN
HAYoN's confession viii probably clear
the prisoner. 1. is impossible to tell
whether It is forged or genuine Bowers
viii, CT course, get the benef. Of the
doubt. The second trial is expected 10 be
q mere matter Of form, and yet there is
strong impression that tie Doctor ia guilty
and ought TO be sent to the gallows. Its
q case IN which money and brains bid fair
to beat iustice and law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-08-10

TIE Virginia. Free Press says thata num-
Der of Pennsylvania farmers are prospect
ing in Jefferson county, with a view Of
purchasing land and settling Cheap lands,
fertile lands, well-waterei lands, and the
finest climate in the world, are at last be-
ginning 70 tell. West Virginia viii have
many such visitors before lorg.
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LONDON, August s. - Much alarm hav-
ing been crested among prospective Psssen-
gers by the rumofs Of racing for heavy
wagers between the new fast trans-Atlan-
tic steamers, the managers Of several lines
came out to day IN am emphatic denial
that any extraordinary efforts will be made
to secure speed. They insist that the safe
~ Of their vessels will always be the first
consideration. This is probably true
enough. but it is well known that much
bstting takes place here whenever two fast
ships happen &c sail upon the same day. II
is noted, also, that after embaTking the
lady passengers are the first 20 forget their
fears and are the most anxious for the de-
fea. OF a rival vessel.
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NOBLE NOT A JUDGE.
The story That He Was Appointed TO the
suprem1 Eerch q CanRrd.

The story That he Was Appointed 20 the
supreme Eench a CanRrd.
WASHINGTON, August Secretary No
bic was assigned to the vacancy on the Su-
preme bench in dispatches sent from hese
last night to newspapers in several leading
cities. Tnis announcement was made In
the most positive language, and on what
vas alleged 10 be the very best author
ity.n 10 can be stated tonight in terms
as positive ~ those and on "the very best
authority in Washington, which author
ity is Secretary Noble, that the announce
ment slluded to Is lot only incorrect, but
hiss 20 foundation upon which to stand.
Secretary Noble, when questioned this sf-
ternOOn about the story, said he hsc never
heard or il before; the President had never
intmalcd such q thing to him, and that 1t
vas IN all i.s parts pare invention.
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Isa combination Of the active properties
of dates, fgs and prunes, and other tropi-
cal fruits. It's pleasant taste and beneficial
effects have rendered it immensely pOpu-
lar. It cures habitual constipation, indi'
ces.ioa, biliousness, sick headache, piles,
etc. Sold 10 90 cent bottles by W. W.
Irwin. W. T. Williams, John Laughlin,
ard O. r. GOetEo 7. T. Goodwin < Co.
and Logan & Co, Wholesale Agents.
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DIED.

NELLWARD-O Thursday. August S. lSS9, at
1850 O'Clock q. m. FRED c., son % James and
saIsh MiliwaTd. aged year and months.
Funeral services 81 the residence OF parents
40. 20, Eleventh street, this Saturday afternoon
at o'clock Friends OF the family invited TO
attend. Interment at Peninsula cemetery.
DUVAI-At Battle Creek, Michigan. August G.,
lS,g Mrs ". X. DCVAI, of Omaha, Nebraska.
Funeral at Weusburg. on saturday al 10 a. m.
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@enefal 9nnOnntements.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

WHEELING, W. VA August G, 1859
CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- by the Committee on Fire Department for the
laying OF a New Floor in the Vigilant Engine
House the floor 10 be laid with Hard Burned
Fire Brick and Pitch Cement, or Asphalt Blocks
laid in Portland Cement The contractor TO fill
in with six inches OF coarse gravel the sand be-
ing sifted out. and bed the paving blocks with
two inches of clean, sharp sand.
For further information apply to J. A. Dun
ming Chief Marshal, at Atlantic Engine House.
The Committee reserves the right to reject any
or sll bids. Proposals 10 be in by O'Clock p. IN.
Monday, August 18th, at City Clerks Office.
W. y. FEE,
au7etdo Clerk Fire Department
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Notice of Assignment.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT LOUIS
~ A. Rheaume, Of the City OF Plaindeld,
county Of Union, State of New jersey, has this
day made an assignment TO the subscriber OF
his estate for the equal benefit OF his creditors,
aud that the said creditors must exhibit their re-
spective claims. under oath or Affirmation, with.
IN the term OF three months.
Dated July 9th. 1889
W. J. BUTTFIELD,
au3oaws Assignee.
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TEE glss5 combine, details Of which will
he found on the LEGAL pase, is one Of the
biggas, things Of the kind o. record.
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THANTED-EMPIY VINEGAR AND CIDER
w barrels, at Wheeling Cider and Vinegar
Works, Arbenz's Old Furniture Factory
au9erdq
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ITOR SALE CHRAP-A LOT OF PARTLY
II Stacked Lime. Call or enquire Of 5. BAER'5
SONS, Wholesale GroceH. aulOs
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D7OR SALE-DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT,
u No. 1870 Rolf street, between Twenty-third
and Twenty-.ourth streets. Apply 10 w II.
RINEHART. ll63 Market street. ausa
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LADY SOLICITORS OF
w good address, as general agents. Big in
ducemelts "M. G. W." this office. aul0eq&dq
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CHORT-HAND SCHOOL.

Prepares ladies and Gentlemen thoroughly in
Short hand. Type-writing, Correspondence
Grammar and Spelling. The only place tolearn
aud make It Il success is at l. regularly organized
school, making these branches a specially.
Call at Office, or address
aulOeqdq WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.
DUBLIC SALE OF CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
i in Moundsville The undersigned, repre-
sentiDg the heirs Of John Thompson, deceased
will offer at public SALE on the premises, on Sat
uTday, August q, 1889, Fifty Choice Building
Lots, on high ground, in the First ward, Mounds
vile, On the extension Of Purdy street, imme1i-
ately east of Purdy & Browns mill Sale to be
gin at 10 O'Clock n. n. Terms of Sale-One-third
OF the purchase money cash on day of sale, the
residue in two annual payments bearing inter
est until paid. plat OF kaig lots can be seen at
uvfQ
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WHEELING DAILY REqIsTER, SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1889
,9fSt Establishments.

JXTANTED- GIRL TO DO GENERAL House
w work. Apply at 73s MARI ct street. aulCh
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GREATEST BARGAIN EVER

will offer al my stables, corner Ninth and
Market streets, Saturday morning. at 10 O'Clock,
at private SALE one Bright Bay Mare weighing
| about go pounds, one Leather-top Side Bar
| Buggy, in good condition, and good set of Sin
gle Driving Harness. All for SIPS. Also, one
Coldwater Cart, for $500. Apply to
| auloq ALFRED +. SHALLCROSS.
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When men and maidens seek the sport
They find around the tennis court
Or when upon the diamond field
Their bats the champion players WELD,
When walks, or rides, or bending oars,
Bring pcrspiration from the pores,
Then people all should bear in mind
The best and purest soap to find,
For after some such exercise
The system most in danger lies,
Absorbing then both swift and sure
The poisons found in soaps impure,
And those who keep for face and hands
Or general use as time demands,
The Ivory Soar, need have no fear
From exercise throughout the year