The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-02-26
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group of vesicles Of salt-rheum on the nose.
just at the side of the nostril. The pa
tent was man OF forty years of age.
said, That is triflng. and will soon disap-
pear" "Trifiug as it may seem said he,
1t has cost me over Thousand dollars,
and there it is yet" | gave him box of
of Cuticura, which retails for one dollar,
and it cured him.
LOSS OF HAIR,
in thousands of cases, is due entirely to
some form OF scalp disease. Seventy FIVE
per cent of the number of bald heads might
be covered with hair by judicous use of
Cuticura. 1t is the most agreeable as we'll
as the most effective hair restorer | ever
saw. All others that have ever examin-
ed are simple dressings and dyes without
any specific medical properties for the cure
of itching and scaly diseases that infame
and irritate the scalp and hair glands and
tubes, causing premature badness.
The specific action of Cuticura in the
cure of burns, scalds, bruises, cuts, testers,
piles and itching piles, demonstrates more
fully It's healing properties than anything
l can say of it.
Other affections of the surface. but not
properly skin diseases, such as
sCRoFULoUs ULCERS AND SORES,
Assesses, milk leg, fever sores, erysipelas
sores, old sores and dischargiDg wounds,
boils, carbuncl;s and blood Impurities which
manifest themselves by bursting through
the skin and eating deep into the flesh,
when treated internally by the Resolvent,
and externally with the Cuticura, rapidly
heal aud disappear.
Let me here stop moment pay tribute
to justly celebrated remedy for impurities
of the blood and circulating Auids,-I
mean the Outicura Resolvent, a powerful
vegetable purifying agent. 1t is the re-
medy that | now use 10 all conditions of
the system where an internal remedy is
needed to assist the Cuticura 10 a complete
and permanent cure. or when the blood is
corrupted by scrotula or malarial poisons.
CLEANLINESS NEXT TO GOODNESS
My article would not be complete with.
out further impressing the necessity Of
| frequent washing of the skin anG
scalp with soap,-using plenty Of
soap. Whether the skin or scalp is diseas
ed or healthy, do not be afraid of soap
1t will assist all other remedies if diseased
and preserve and freshen the healthy skin
| Too much ignorance prevails as to its val
ue in the preparation of the skin and scalp
On this subject Messrs Weeks & Potte
say: From the first we feared that CUT
cura might fail, or its effects be neutralizeC
in many cases, by the use of impure O.
poisonous soap. Since in the treatmen
of cutaneous affections it was daily, al
most hourly necessity, we attempted t.
prepare from Cuticura soap having in
modified form all its medicinal propertie
that would be what we might call witt
pride skin soap in the truest sense O
the words, and at the same time have it
medical ingredients 80 refined and purife
that they would be visible only in thei
curative effect. To this combination
was proposed TO add the choicest fowe
odors, that it might at the same tim
charm with its refreshing fragrance. Ev
very effort to produce this desideratuI
failed and it was abandoned. The matte
} of soap was left unprovided for. To sho
how important those who were using tb
= Cuticura and in constant need of soap IT
. garded this article, it is only necessary
say that we were beset with inquiries :
to what soap was pure, what would "
recommend ETC., until we were forced
again undertake the preparation OF tn
Cuticura Soap, this time with dete
mipation to succeed. The result Of our Ii
E bjrs we may justly claim to have been su
q cessful in the highest degree, resulting
i the production of the purest and most e
IT fective skin soap before the public. "