The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-19
SKIN DISEASES.
Ex-senator William TaylOr's Re-
markable Cure,
his Treatment and Advice to
Those Afflicted.
Nv Some Fail of Cure-The ResoiSent
as a Blood Purifier.

remarkable than the cure OF Hon. William Taylor
Of sscrofulous humor. Many who remember Mr..
Taylor's condition just before he resOrted 10 the
remedies we're surprised at the wonderful results
Tncy say that both his head and face were
broken cut With the most malignant type OF skin
disease HIS head was covered with scaly patches
And his face was disfiguTed by fostering pimples,
byotehes end ugly sores. His hair was fast fall
irsx out Notwithstanding physicians of the
highest standing on the treatment Of skin dis
eases were called 10 his aid their efforts were un-
awaiting in even checking the disease.
II eaew worse, and Mr.. Taylor was despairing OF
cure about the time when the Caticnra
remedies began to attract public attention.
Sufferers from skin disease were drawn to them
nv abe marvellous cures that bad followed their
yIsss ana the great praise which was awarded
them on ell sides. Mr. Taylor seizso upon the
rev cure with hopeful expectancy, which has
been amply rewarded by the cleansing OF MS
skin of a viruleut eczema To-day his skin Is
clear and healthy looking, his head Is not even
troubled b. cendruh, and
The Bald spots Have All Been Covered
with Fair.
A Globe reporter called upon Mr. Taylor and
hal q lengthy conversation with him relStiye 10
the Cuucurs remedies and his own treatment by
then. Nr. TsSlor's appearance more than met the
description OF him given by his friends so much so
thai seelng him for The first time one could
hardly believe that so healthy complexion had
ever been 50 sorely afflicted Mr.. Taylor was
great in his praise Of the remedies. He believes
that he owes 10 their use not only the entire
erzdcatiGn of the skin disease, but also his zen
e-sl return 10 perfect health. 10 the course OF
= had suffered for twelve years previous to
IS-S with what the physicians termed eczema Of
most asgrayated type blt What Iealiy seeileI
To be a cDinbluGu0u OF several ska diseases
consulted the leading skin doctors or Boston on
the trouble. They treated ii, one after the other
but al intellectually. voyage 70 England ana
the treatment by the best doctors of London was
IS frai tiess ira results IL in 1867 that made
that tTfo 1 continued 10 follow recipe after
Eex1Pe without being benefited; in fact my condi-
to- grew worse instead OF better. until 1910, Wnen
II q "a Rssumediis most cnrOnic form. l was on
tie uOint IF abandoning all hope OF cure when
the CUJicura remedies came TO my notice The
treatment was most pc u lar, and when hrst APP
pied the remed.as tHey seemed 70 make my face
ans head worse. and intensified my suHerlugs.
Bus ROW can easily account for all that. There
was 30 mucn hum0r lodged within my skin that
the Cu,icurd brought IL to the surface III large
quantities. This was just contrary 10 the way that
Treating the Disease for Years.
All the .ctors' Efforts seemed to have been di-
reclec toward keeping the humoT from coming TO
the surface, so rs 10 prevent It's showing So that
when thought the Cuticura was doing me mann,
IL was really working in the most effectual man
The surface Cf my face festered and large quanti-
ties OF virus matter were discharged. such was
the condition OF my face and head for about three
weeks After that time there appeared gradual
improvement, which did not cease until Was
wholly cured The improvement was frat mani
tested in gradual leSssning OF inflammation, the
healing Of what had been fostering sOr-s, aud the
disappearance OF the vast quantities of fostering
matter which the app ication OF the Cutieura
had brought II the surface. You may judge how
much the remedies relieved me. for before their
use there were ZINES IL whica ! could get no rest
because OF the almost inSuferable burning heat
snd itching sores which covered my head aud
face. After using them three weeks, expert
enced great conf TT Tor when the Cuticura was
then applied, il had a most soothing effect. The
from h.QA lafsI In
also ceased, and the sCay collections dropped off,
leaving the scalp Of the head pure and healthy.
followed the directions carefully for sixteen
mouths, ard had
Conquered the Terrible Disease
with which l had been battling for twelve
Mr.. Taylor expressed himself as being highly
Glazed with the success Of the treatment, and pro-
BoVrced it 10 be the greatest medicinal discovery
'sBGt- Mr Taylor" said the reporter, There are
some no have Ued the Cuticura remedies no
say that key acted quite differently with Them:
that instead OF curing their skin evils they have
only relieved them How do you account Tor the
s-Oh, yes; know Of just such cases." said the
gentleman You must know that was so de-
lighted with my cure that furnished Il teStlmOn-
ial prGi-iug highly the CuGicura remedies. and
emphasizing my conviction that the POral theory
u3.u which N y are compounded Is the only true
method II treating diseases of the blood and skin.
For by the If the Cudcura Res0lvent the ele-
nents IL the blood winch cause and maintain the
GlSc1Se ar aDS0TDtQ anu tApcllSu thIOusn the
kidneys liver ana pores OF the skin. and by means
of the laI,er. which are numbered by millions.
tbe poisonous matter Is thrown out upon the
face % BE- removed oy the cleansing, purifying
aud healing properties OF the Cuticura and Cuti-
cEra Soap la short, Il is reasonable 70 believe
thas when ths diseased tubes aud vessels II the
skin az constantly purified by healthy fluids, dis
ease VII disappear aud Osly then. Ihat The Re
solvent ae/ Omplishes this no enc need doubt for
moment, and believe II Is the only mealc,ne
eve, compounded Hp3n this sensible theory. My
rnm1uial vas published in most OF toe Ieddlug
.ssnsF era OF this country ana also III Canada
\ a result received hundreds OF letters from
rsc5 sufItEibg lrOm humOr. some sought as
whether the published statement ives true.
RES wished 10 ascertain By personal explsna-
The True Character of sly Disease
also my manner of treatment There were
II others VINO wrote 70 tell me that the remedies
- = moved a direct failure in their cases To ali
i made answer. To the latter class / wrote, hav-
ing n the meanwhile aScertained THAI the causes
Of their IA ures were lack Of confidence and too
much haste that they must persist In their use,
beneficial. / found hat the whole trouble IA
mai 0rity Of thes0-called fsiuTe cases arose from
the following causes: lack of knowledge as 20
and EpasmOdic use If them: a neglect of G.
prOper sanitary and hygieuic measures and auxil-
isry treatment and the want of patience Necessary
90 effect a permanent cure ANY one OF these
Causes viii do much 70 Tetard If not wholly pre-
vent a cure. Many use the remedies without
thoroughly UNDERSTANDING the directions, ana
these complain at what they term the ineffeciu-.
aine6shOf tbs remedies. Others Will DC in.
Structed, aud are chagTined aud disappointed be
cause the CnticUfa would not do for them what 10
had so successfully done for their careful and in
telHgent neighbuT Ny own manner of treatment
was 10 apply the Cuie.fa renisdl-> rs many times
a day a. / found. by carefully watching ard
studying st. workings. would agree with the ma
ture Of my Oi- case. aud r gulafiy and faithfully
Persisted in the Treatment
until a cure resulted. Any other than such
treatment not be expected to favorably effect
disease, among the hardest in the category OF hui
man ills % cure. especially those cases which
have been years IN reaching a chronic form.
There were those writers who had been born
blood p0iEOi ed and were we'll on in years. AID
YET those people complained that the CUtcua
did not WOrk speedily enough for them. II took
nd tr0ught o. the assistance of the remedies
II G6c ala cbtsinsale from nOuFishing food ana
wholesome exercise. But could always sympe-
he With ms CORES pOnCe. l., COR mad JAILED Of
cure S4i many times ms self That had my mis-
ivlss D. the HioGcy 81 the remedies alao
bought that the Cuticnfa he'd poisoBea M skin
t6ssf and would have discontuued It's use bot
= the facf that IL highly recommended.
Dthat e. my own case / bad experienced SO
E1uc8 OF failure. # dependency, OF useless e1
rpRr,<itures If WORTHLESS advice, of long Increased
snts1fsy instead # sI,sedy relief as promised; "a
funOrrace OF F.eTStIfi-ls, Of POISON and poison
ers thst VII en- heard then who were drIft
iEc in the same caauHcis u was great pleasure
e. me - try ard ~ them light j shall alwsss
rr,comrnend the remedies L. ali persons sufelisg
from skin dis asses, emphasizing those points
which rendered q cure IN my ease possible, VIZ
au intelIgent, faithful sad persistent Use OF the
G-nffcUrs rems dies'
Arthur's Joke.