The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1880-04-22

Iowerln& ABOVE all others in extent, In dura-
commonly called salt rheum. Wilson divides
fntS
reader, and win be recognized by its small
watery blister, about the size Of a pinhead,
ssis are but little behind salt rhenm in the saf
fering they cause. soald head is another OBJ
stroyine the hair, and proaucins great misery
and suffering. The scalp, like the skin, is sub
eruptive and scaly diseases, which generally
destroy tho hair follicles, and produce per.
manent badness.
OF diseases Of the skin or scalp has been for
centuries based upon the mistaken theory
the blood No special attention has ever been
directed to the important part the sweat and
fat elands play in the propagation and MAIN
1t is no unjust reflection upon tho medical
profession to say that its efforts in the cure Of
mistaken theories, poisonous remedies, and
blind adherence to methods and practices
rheum, scald head, and PSORIASIS flourish and
increase upon p systems, i,a shattered by the co
curry, arsenic, Zinc, and lead.
For centuries It has been the popular notion
that diseases of the skin and scalp must be
Admitting that this is partly true, what has
been the method or what the remedies BY which
it was sought to be accomplished2
Putting aside the senseiess "sarsaparilla,''
"dock," and .dandelion y blood purifiers"
and considering only. those remedies that
have received the sanction of physicians,
hospitals and colleges, we find that mercury
to-day, as they were hundreds OF years ago,
which are regarded by the regular" as hav-
cation cat Of the blood, and hence the only rene
dies adapted to the treatment of skin aud
THE TRUE THEORY.
But little light is being thrown upon the
darkness that has surrounded the intellect Of
the past. To q few German and French ply.
sicians and specialists we owe what true
progress we are making at the present time
| In the cure of obstinate affections of the skin
| and scalp. They teach and prove, % that dis
eases of the skin and scalp are caused by a de-
rangcment OF the secretory and excretory
that such diseases or affections are sgsra-
waited and ms1ntained by poisonous fluids con-
tanning the virus of scrofills, malaria, or com
the blood and circulating fluids upon the skin
through the sweat and fat glands. From these
diseases cannot be cured solely by internal
remedies, nor solely by external remedies,
put oy !uaiciSuS use % on 4osn' IN nsi,, snec 20
| the blood and circulating fluids, nor are they
due entirely TO diseased condition Of the
| separable condition of both. For If you treat
ress rs T is made: &C @ but with attention to both 4
"a can here recommend, a cure Ia possible In
swHAr WE WANT"
said q distinguished authority. on the skin,
cure obstinate skin and scalp affections are
three great remedies, with as many specific
~ Il. An internal remedy possessing cathar-
tic, tonic, and Alternative properties, which will
enable it to expelthrough the natural purifiers
Soweis. I % and skin. kin the the constitutienai POISON
which floats In the blood and circulating fluids
| "e. An external, Interchangeable application
Of jelly consistence that may arrest intamma-
| tion or irritation and destroy fungus or para
as. An emollenf and healing soap, free from
caustic alkalies and irritating properties, for
cleansing diseased surfaces, and partaking, in
q milder form, the medicinal properties Of the
| external application. r
with three such remedies as conceive II
possible to prepare, but which do not now
ninety per centum Of the skin diseases in eI-
istence may be permanently cured" 80
| THE USUAL REMEDIES FAILURES. =,
If have appeared severe upon the medical
physcans who @ adhere top to PRACTICES at Ssrisncs
with reason and common sense. and, withai,
"blood purifier" for internal use, to be found
| In the materia medica of the schools and col.
leges of medicine-and there are thousands of
them-wtil- certainly cure a case OF chronic
| salt rheum, psoriasis. or leprosy. have tried
| gested by a liberal education, but with unsat-
isfactory results a. to specific curative prop
critics. t- ,-
HOPE ron THE AFFLICTED. .
| Hence, when Messrs- Weeks & Potter,
INFORMED Informed me- me- that Tor S eight % years they had
been experimenting with medicinal agents,
| and had obtained-mostly from substances
mover before used in medicine, and by q proc
ess original with themselves three great
remedies, which they believed to be an infal-
boed frs sat rSeum to
| whether caused by scrofulous or disease
tainted blood, or by a morbid condition of the
| glands, tubes, vessels and cells of the truo
skin, or both. was gratifed beyond measure.
As my life has been and is devoted to the
have given much study and attention,
| eagerly embraced the opportunity afforded
thoroSrh tho test of these remedies in ~ my a prac.
tice, determineG. il successful, to give them
| such publicity as their merits entitled thern
TO. This now do after two years OF extraor-
| dinnry success with them, with the object Of
thereby lcSsening, as far as In my power, the
great suffering caused by the diseases under
The name given to tho first of these great
| curu, a cure--a skin cure In practice, 1 found
Il possessed wonderful curative properties, as
| they exist in no other remedies of the day. 1t
is entirely unlike anything for cxtcrnsl appli-
cation that have ever seen before. 1t Is of
fats, and does not contain a particle OF dele
| terious or unwholesome matter, and is SO easi-
~ applied that no irritation or pain Is caused
by its application to raw and iniamed sur
| faces. ---
Cuticura, when used as directed. is wonder
| fully adapted to soothe and heal the most in-
hnmod surface to allsy itchings and irrita-
tions that have been the torture of lifetime,
the AKIN and soaip to heal niSers and serofa, S
ious sores, TO cleanse and purify the pores of
the skin, and restore 70 healthy and regular ac-
ton the oil glands, tubes and cells, upon whose
1 perfect action depend the preservation OF a
healthy skin and restoration when diseased.
in any climate. II will be us fresh. fragrant,
soothing and healing fifty years hence rs it IL
soday s 0enrasS M tS fSis with 1ss horrible saves
THE SECOND,
the Cuticura Medicinal Toilet Soap, receives
It's characteristic name from the remedy TO
which it owes its valuable healing and useful
properties. IL is free from caustfc alkalies,
and Is of delicate, natural green color It's
same as Cuticura, in a modified form. Aside
from It's medicinal properties, 1t Is more yal-
ued as toilet, bath and nursery sanative than
any other soap. 1t olcanses, soothes, whitens,
and beautiiies the skin, and is = natural pre-
from the heats of summer and the chills of
winter.
An ounce OF prevention is nowhere reward
cd with more pounds of cure than in tho caro-
/ of the skin, and no remedy or method is moro
appropriate than the Cuticura Soap. 1t dis
solves AWAY undue exudation of greasy mat
ter fyom tho oil glands, which causes the
skin TO shine, prevents clogging of tho pores
the the blood fSroash % the small all biood vessels. i.
giving color, freshness, and beauty to tho
complexion, amply repaying every moment OF
care.
This soap is also specially prepared for shay
\ ing, and Is called Cuticura Medicinal Shaving
| Soap, and will be found of great value by
gentlemen suffering from tender inhaned or
| diseased skin.
| THE THIRD
| great remedy submitted to mo 10 called tho
| Cuticura Resolvent, because OF its intimate
| relation to Cuticura In the cure of skin and
scalp diseases. OF all the remedies for the
publication or the blood and circulating fluids
| that have ever tested, none approach in Spe-
| cific medical action the wonderful properties
| ing the first dose Il may be detected by chem
ical analysis in the saliva, sweat, fat and blood,
| showing that IL has entered the blood and cir
| culating fiurds, and made the eltire circuit of
the human labyrinth many tunes. Chemical
| tests show IL To be present in the water with
/ which the patient has bathed rising in the
| morning, which proves conclusiveiy that IL
has entered and become a part OF the oiroulat-
ing fluids, enabling it TO traverse every dis.