The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-01-29

eratum failed and 1t was abandoned. The
matter of soap was left unprovided for. To
show how important those who were using
the Cuticura, and il constant need of soap
regarded this article, it is only necessary to
say that we were beset with inquiries as to
what soap was pure what would we re-
commend etc, until we were forced to
again undertake the preparation of Cuticura
soap, this time with determination to sue
coed. The result of our labors 9 may Just
iy claim to have been successful in tbs high
est degree, resulting in the production of the
purest and most effective skin soap before
the public
A PURE SKIN SOAP
Cut,curia soap, appropriately named after
the great remedy from which it draws its
curative properties. is of a delicate natural
green color, showing its wholesome vegeta-
bic origin. Its emsllient, soothing, and
healing action is the same as Cuticura, only
in q modified form. While it can not take
the place of the latter in the treatment of
obstinate skin and scalp affections, it may
ably assist it at every stage and is positive
ly Indispensable IN most cases. Its medIci-
nal ingredients are so refined and purified
of gross or inert matter that they are known
to be present only by their grand curative
effects, while its fragrance, unsurpassed by
the best Partisan products, places il fore
most among the finest toilet soaps yet pro-
duced. Added 10 its many attractions is
IS in every respect pleasing contrast to the
filthy products prepared from the
refuse of skins, watts, hotels. hospi-
tails, and rendering houses, reeking with
putresce1ce and animal parasites and the
germs Of contagious diseases, and innoceRtly
labelled skin SOAP" In recommending it
as an assistant to Cuticura. as we'll as for the
preservation of the skin of infants, of gen.
tlemen who shave, and those who desire q
fresh and wholesome skin and scalp, l but
fill TO the brim the measure of my duty to
the public.
l know that what l have written In these
columns will bring
JOY TO MANY,
and mean it shall. want to make those
happy who, by reason OF their affections and
diseases, have been unhappy; and that may
do so, I freely proclaim the virtues of the
Cuticlra remedies, and as long as good ma
tured editors grant me space in their papers
l mean to do so. And as long as
Messrs. Weeks & Potter can furnish
them at price within the reach of
all who need them, there must be less
suffering from these intolerab,e disorders
than ever before. Let me say, in conclu-
sion, what l have so often before said: Cuti-
cura, assisted by the Resolvent and Soap,
will cure scalp and skin diseases that have
defied the skill aud resources of the ablest
physicians. 1 have demonstrated it to be
true. A grand curative blessing is thus sub
stituted for death dealing poisons. Mercury,
arsenic, zinc and lead, and a thousand aud
| one other revolving poisonous and senseiess
things, prescribed by Ignorance and super
stition, must now sink into obscurIty before
the wonderful healing power of Cuticura.
AS a man, l recommend it to my fellow
men; as physician, | indorse it to the pro
fession; as the friend of humsnity, l rejoice
at the discovery, and proclaim it to the
world for the benefit of mankind.