The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-04-26

and otntments OF the present time! us
fragrant odor Is no more grateful tnan Is us l
agreeable taste; for, be 1t known, no ren,e-
dy Is better adapted to cure affections OF the
throat and lungs than Cutlcura.
THE SECOND.
A pure skin soap. apprr. priately named
after the great remedy r. on, which It draws
its curative propertie-. :. ts OF delicate natu-
raj green color, showing its wholesome
origin. Its emo ient, soothing. and healing
action IS the same as Cuticura, only IN
modified f',rm. While ii cannot tdee Me
place OF he latter In the treatment o. ooS S,.
nate s. Gin and scaip.afections, II nay dc.s
ass st Il at ereru stage, and Is poSatacety w
,snen sable in most cases.. 1T IS In every
respect pleasing contrast to the hitny pro-
dncts nrepared from the refuse OF slnRs'
waits. hotels, hospitals, and rendering
houses, reeking with putrescence ana ani-
mai parasites and tue germs OF contagious
diseases, and innocently labelled "sklh
soap," In recommending the CutlcuIa
Soap as an assistant to Cutlcufa, as Wen us
for the preservation OF the SKIN OF lhian w.
NJ gentlemen who shave; and those VINO de-
sire \ fresh and wholesome skin and scalp,
I but fill TO the brim the measure OF my
duty to the public. u,.,
Permit me TO pause moment to impress
unon all the necessity OF frequent washing
OF the skin and scalp with soap, using plenty
I Of SOAP free from caustic alkaies). Whelher
the skin or scalp is diseased OF heoltny, 40
moi he afraid OF soap. It will assist all
other remedies il diseased, and preserve
and freshen the healthy skin. TOO much
IGNORANCE prevails as to its value in the pre-
seryation Of the skin and scalp. Cutlcura
Soan is q most fragrant and refreshing np-
nlication to the skin, and will preserve the
complexion better than all the cosmetics IN
existence. For the toilet, bath, and nur-
sery, it is the purest healing and cleansing
SOAP before the public, and should be ca
rerly demanded by all who value health,
clear skin, and wholesome complexion.
THE THIRD
orpat remedy submitted to me Is called the
Cuticura Resolyent because OF its lnt'mate
relation to Cu,icura in the cure OF SKIN ana
scalp diseases. or all the remedies for tue
purtication OF the blood and clfcuial'aS
fluids that I have ever examined, none alr
Eprosch in specific medical action the Won-
derful properties az the Resolvent- In Jo'fs
niautes after taking the first dose IL ma! DC
detected by chemical analysis IN the sa'l'a,
sweat. fat, and blood. showing that 1t has
entcrro the bleed and circulating fluids and
made the entice circuit of the human laby-
rinth many times. Chemical tests show IL
| TO he present in the water with winch the
patient has asathcd on rising in the morning.
This wonderful property alone should rem
der il famous, for by thus entering ana ne
coming a part OF the circulating fluids II Is
enabled to traverse every diseased cell, tube,
and vessel of the skin, and leave It's whole
some medical constituents upon the surface
OF the body, thus realizing tie dream u Tue
greatest French physicians.
But il docs more than this. It i pow
erful purifying agent and liver stimuiaht.
1t ncutraliZes and resolves away blood
Doisons, caused by the virus OF scrofula,
cancer, cunkcr, malarial or contagious dis
| eases.
1t destroys microscopic insects or para
sites which infest the water and air OF ma
laria! regions and breed many forms OF SKIN
diseases, besides destroying the liver and
kidneys. And. besides all these wonderful
properties, it regulates the stomach ana
bowels so successfully that digestion be-
comes so perfect as to admit OF rapid IN
crease OF wholesome tissue, while The men
tai and physical forces are so favorably
affected that the most obstinate affections,
which have been pronounced ncllrable ny
the highest medical authorities, are speedily
and permanently cured.
Having beer charmed, l must confess,
With the results Of my analyses OF these
new remedies, my next step was TO demon
strate their value in the treatment OF the
great skin affections usually considered m
durable. I know that every word | now
write
WILL AWAKEN HOPE
in the breast of many lifelong sufferer.
Can 7, in Il broad and Christian spirit,
without prejudice, without reservation, say
to those afflicted, Here, in these great natll-
raj remedies, is speedy and permanent
cure? With a just sense OF the RESPONSE
bil1ty | assume, / say | can. There does
not exist case Of chronic salt rheum, fet-
ter, ringworm. pemphiSus, psoriasis, lep-
rosy, lichen, prurigo, scald head, dandruff,
or itching or scay eruptions that the Cutl-
cura remedies may not cure, unless the re-
cuperative powers of the glands and tubes
are destroyed forever. Instantly they be-.
gin their great work. Relief daIcS from
the first application. and cure speedily
follows their faithful use.
HUNDREDS OF LIVING WITNESSES.
The best evidence can offer IN favor o!
these great remedies is the wonderful cures
| they have made-cures that have aston
| ished-nay, dumbfoundcd-tne noted spe-
cialists OF the day, end created an eXchc-
ment among medical men, among druggists.
among all classes OF society, never equalled
bv any other remedies III the history OF
medicines.
Among the many remarkable cures per-
| formed hy The Cuticura remedies l nave
SPACE only for the following:
Hon. William Taylor, Boston, Mass, per-
maucntly cured OF humor Of the face and
| SCALP (eczema) that had been treated unSuc-
ccssfullv for twelve years by many. OF BOS-
| toms best physicians and most noted spe-
cialsts, as well as European authorities. He
says: ~ have been so elatcd with nv sue
cesSful use Of the Cuticura remedies that
have stopped men in the streets to tell them
OF my case"
Charles Houghton, Esq, lawyer, II Con-
grcss street, Boston, certities to Il case OF
| eczema or salt rheum, which had been I'M
der his personal observation for ten years,
and which covered the greater part of the
patients body with It's peculiar Irritating
and itching scab. and TO which all known
remedies and methods OF treating such dis
eases had been applied without benefit, has
completely disappeared. leaving clean and
wholesome skin, under the use OF the Cutl-
cura remedies.
Alderman j. a. Tucker, Is Doane street,
Boston, writes /" l think I have paid for