The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1880-05-13


cuticur. whes used as directed, Is wonderfully
sdspted to soothe AID, heal the most inHamed sur
face, TO alay itchngs and rritaonH that have been
The torture Of. Hssins to destroy fu1g, or uIna.
and scrofuoas sores TO cleanse and purify the pores Of
the skin and to healthy and regular action the
se6n dspspd The pteservstios Sf hesitby skn and
restofatioh whsn diseased It will not become rancid,
er spoil on exposure in any climate 1t will be as
as it is to-day Contrast this with the horrible saves
and ointments Of the present time!
THE SECOND.
the cuucur. Medicinal Toilet Soap receses It's char
Rom % eaastic sifsIiss ssd s sss asts.i L se s
'' sSs same ne Is si outeui. q modiasd sFa. zsias
fom its medicinal properties It 10 mere vslded Is
toilet BATH and nursery sansve than other soap.
and natural preventive ofinjury to the complexion
and hands ON the heats Of summer and the chls Of
winter
An ounce Of prevention is nowhere rewarded with
more pounds of cure than in the care Of tie skim
and no remedy OF method Is more appropriate thsd
the Cut:cars Soap. 1t dssoves away undue exuda-
ton OF greasy matter from the oil glands, which
esuses the akin TO shine prevents clogging OF the
pores and tubes and slim uatss the circulation of
the blood through the small blood vessels, giving
color freshness, and beauty to the complexion. amply
repaying every moment Of care.
. Miss asd
found Of great value by gentlemen suffering from ten.
DER iDh.med. or di'eased skin ri 800 III .
great remedy submitted TO me is called tho Cucura
Resolven because Of its intimate relation to Cut curs
m the cure Of skin and scalp diseases. or all the
remedies for the purcaticn Of the blood and circu-
htng nuids thse have evee ested none approach In
specific ectel ~ ondernl p.operries Of the
kesOlyspt n xsyfy s.assses sftet tsking the first
sasa sweat t ami blood showing that it has entered
ths blood and circulating fluids and msde the entire
circuit Of the human labyrinth mAny tires Chemical
tests show to be present in the water with which the
patient has bathed rising In the ming, which
proves conclnsvey that it has entered and become o
part Of the circulating fluids enabling 1t to traverse
leave its wholesome constituents upon the surface Of
the body. But 1t does more than this. It is rower-
full purifying agent and liver stmulant 1t neutralizes
and resolves away bloed posons caused by the virus
Of ecrotua, cancer, canker malsIal contagious dis
eass.. 1t destroys microscopic insects parasites
which inest the water and air Of maaria regions and
breed nany forms Of akin diseases. 1t regulates the
s.omach AID and psrects digestion 80 as to ad
mt q , sd isersa Of Eholssos ss.ls md
all the destructive elements that foster and matntan
diseases of the blood, skin, and scalp.
Having been charmed With the results Of my anaiy-
els of these great remedies my next step was to de-
monstate their value in the treatment of great skn
scalp and bic cd affections usually considered incurabe
know that every word now write
WILL AWAKEN HOPE
in the breast Of many q lifelong sufferer Can I, in
broaa and Christian spirit without prej1dice without
reservation, say to floss afflicted s Here IN these
graf natural remedies, which may@be had II any.
chemist druggist for trifng sum, is speedy
and permanent curef" With a jlst sense Of the re-
fpe- shilities assume, say There does not
4xN Sqse cf chronic salt fehum or eczema, tettsr,
psorasis leProsy fche', prurigo,
scad head, dndruf, itching or scaly eruptions, or
humors OF the skin, scalp snd bloo1 that CunouHA,
externally, assisted BY the CUrIoURA SOAP and the
REsoLvhxT in ernaIly msy not speedily permanently
and economically cure, when eli other re NEEDLES and
thods Of cure have utterly aied. have pro ed, in
hundreds Of the most aggravated cases. their wonderful
curative powsr In evidence Of which submit the fol-
lowing remarkable testinOnia's -