It is a well ascertained fact that house* wives are seldom out of temper on a washing day, if they get well on with their work. But if they have obtained inferior soap, and their hands are chafed therewith, there is generally a late tea, and the fireside is not pleasant until the children are got to repose. When purchasing soap, if you ask for the star brand, and see that you get it, there will be no fear of late washing or chapped hands, as the greatest care is taken when it is being manufactured to render it free from all injurious properties. Besides, it is the best, the bars are the largest, and it is the cheapest soap in the market. Try, and you will be convinced. —f Advx;]
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Globe, Volume IV, Issue 427, 26 October 1875, Page 2
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131Page 2 Advertisements Column 2 Globe, Volume IV, Issue 427, 26 October 1875, Page 2
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