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crate until the temperature Is raised to
more than double that Of the body. and
hence is not dissipatcd 10y heat, hut re
mains on the skin until completely alb
sorhed. Ii does not contain a trace of
mercury, arsenic, zinc, or caustic chcmi-
calls Of any kind. II will not become ran
cid or spoil on exposure in any climate.
1t will he as fresh, fragrant. soothing.
and healing fifty years hence as it is to-
lay. Contrast this with the horrible
salves and ointmcnts Of the present time
Its fragrant odor is no more grateful than
is its agreeable taste, for, he it known. no
remedy is better adapted TO cure alice
tons Of the throat and lungs than CutI-
cura.
THE SECOND.
Apure skin soap, appropriately named
after the great remedy from which IT. draws
ITS curative properties, rs oi deilcate
natural green color, showing Its whole
some origin. Its emollient, soothing, and
healing action is the same as CuilcIlra,
only in n modified form. While it con'-
not faLt the J,tacc ot tie idtt'' IN tie
htafJnfAf OF obstinate skin dItd Hcdtp
a6;ctjonS, il may obLH assist at er|y
sfdgf, amt is jDSHirCLg indispensable IN
/ y.
pleasing contrast to the filthy products
prepared from the refuse of sinks, watts,
hotels. hospitals. and rendering -houses,
reeking with Iutresccncr and animal par
a.,itcs and the germs of contagious dis
eases. and innocently labelled skin soap.
In recommending the Cuticura Soap Us
an assistant to Cuticura. as we'll for the
preservation of the skin of Infants, oi
| gentlemen who shave, and those who de
sire Il fresh and wholesome skin and scalp,
but fill to the brim the measure of my
duty to the public.
Permit me to panse moment to I'M
press upon all the necessity of frequent
washing Of the skin and scalp with soap,
Using plenty of soap tfrcc from caustlc
alkaliesl. Whether the skin or scalp is
diseased or healthy, do not he afraid of
soap. 1t will assist all other remedies If
diseased. and preserve and freshcn the
healthy skin. Too much ignorance pre-
walls MS to its value in the preservation of
the skin and scalp. Cutlcura Soap is a
most fragrant and refreshing application
tu the skin and will preserve the complex
ion better than all the cosmetics i'll ex-
istence For the toilet, bath, and nur-
sery, ii is the purest healing and cleans
ing soap before the public, and should he
eagerly demanded by all who value
health, Il clear skin, and wholesome com
plrxinn.
THE THIRD
great remedy submitted to me is called
/ the Cuticur.mt Rrsulvent because of its
intimate relation tn Cuticuru in the cure
Of skin and scalp diseases. OF all the |
remedies for the purification of the blood |
and circulating fluids that ! have ever eX-
amined, none approach i'll specific medi-
cal action the wonderful properties of the
Rcsnlvent. In .iortY minutes after tax
ing the first dose il may he detected by |
chemical analysis i'll the saliva. sweat. fat |
and blood, showing that IT has entered the |
blood and circulating fluids, and made
the entire circuit of the human labyrinth |
many times. Chemical tests show IT Ia
he present i'll the water with which the
patient has hathed on rising in the morn
ing. This wonderful property alone
should render II famous. for 10y thus en-
tering and becoming part of the cIrcu-
lating fluids it is enabled totraverse every
diseased cell. tube and vessel Of the skin,
and leave its wholesome medical cnnsitu
cnts upon the surface of the body, thus
realizing the dream ofthr greatest French |
physicians.
crful purifying agent and liver stimnlant
1t neutralizcs and resolves away blood
poisuns. caused hy the. virus of scrufuli,
cancer, caIik'r, malarial or contagious
diseases.
1t destroys microscopic insects or para
sites which infest the water and :ir oi
malarial regions. and breed many forms
of skin Diseases, beside destroying the
liver and kidneys And besides all these
wonderful properties. il regulates the
stomach and bowels sn successfully that
digestion Incomes 50 perfect as Ia admit
of Il rapid increase of wholesome tissue,
while the mental and physical forces are
So favorably affected that the most uhsti-
nate affections, which have been pro-
nounced incurable 10y the highest medical
authorities, are speedily and permanently
cured.
Having been charmed, | must confess,
with the results of my analyses of these
new remedies, my next step WAS To de
muIstrate their value i'll the treatment of
the great skin affections usually consider
ed incurnble. | know that every word |
now write
WILL. AWAKEN HOPE
in the breast of many lifelong sufferer.
Can l. i'll Il broad and Christian spirit,
without prejudice, without reservation.
say to those afflicted Here, in these great
natural remedies, is a speedy and perma-
nent cure? With n Just sense of the re-
sponsihility ! ASSUME, ! say | can. There
does not exist n case of chronic salt
rhemm. letter, rinGworm, pemphigus,
psoriasis. leprosy, lichen. prurigo. scald
head, dandrnii, or itching or scaly crup-
tons that the Cuticura remedies may no
cure, unless the recupcntive powers of
the glands and tubes are destroyed for I
ever. Instantly they begin their great l
worl. Relief dates from tine first appli-
cation AMI cure speedily follows their
faithful use.
HUNDREDS OF LIVING WITNESSES.
The best evidence | can offer in favor
of these great remedies is the wonderful
cures they have made, cures that have /
astonlshed, nny dumbfonded the noted i
specialists of the day, and created an eX- /
citement among medical men, among ,
druggists, among all classes of society, ,
never cqualled by any other remedies i'll
the history of medicines.
Among the many remarkable cures per
formed by the Cuticura remedies | have -.
space only for the following:
Hon. William Taylor, Boston, Mass, !
permanently cured of humnr of the face i
and scalp tecZrmaD that had been treated ,
unsuccessfully for twelve years hv many :
of Boston's best Physicians and most ,
noted specialists, az we'll as European uuI-
thorities. He says: Il have been 80
clatcd with my successful use uf thu Gu =,
ticura remedies that | have stopped men ,
i'll the streets 10 tell them of the case " D.,
Charles fioughton, Esq, lawyer, II !
Congress Street, Boston, ccrtities to II cast, ,
of eczema or salt rhcum, which had been !;
under his personal observation for ten /;
years, and which covered the greater part
of the patients body with its peculiar ir- =,
riiating and itching scnh, and to which
all known remedies and methods Of treat
m% such Diseases hhd been applied with
out benefit, has completely disappeared, I
leaving II clean and wholesome skin I'M
der the use of the Cuticura remedies .
Alderman j. \. Tucker, IL Duane Street. !
Boston, writes: Il think | have paid =
for medicines and medical treatment dur +
ing the last twenty years, all of WrCc ,
htOUydhd dDiifrS, without receiving any i
permanent benefit. Since my cur' ! have
had no trouble from the disease, and have. ,
not had such good health i'll twenty years !
as during the last six months. | believe ,
II li' Bi'hl'Ht ulScoNtTN oi lllS century
Disease, cc2cma or salt rhcum of the ,
body, limbs, fnce and scalp. I
Messrs. Dunning Brothers, druggists, l.
Allrgnn, Mich, write under date ut Feb y
ruary II "A case Of lcprusy IN our poor q
house is beng cured by the Cuticura Il
remedies The cuunty had employed all {.
nf our doctors. and had sent To- New York :,
for advice bat all To nu avail The pa- /,
ticnt commenced getting better as soon us |
he h,gnn using them. Had been cuniiu- +
rel la his bed Tor two and one half years I
| I.aat week he dressed for the first time. l.
When he washed there would II quart OF I,
.o.ti:a come OH of him. This happened Il
every day Wcthink it II wondcrfulcurr. l.
This case ia creating great excitement IN A.,
that section of the country. !
II. 4 RAYMOND, Enu,, jackson, Mich, q