The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1882-04-26
uuMOR CURE.
by Frederick j. 0arbit, MD, of Guys
ana bartholomew Hospitals, London.

By Frederick j. 0arbit, Md, of Guys
ana bartholomew Hospitals, London.
Early last wipter was called upon to probes
Sionallv investigate the authenticity and reliabi
ftv Of a certain series of remedies which had re-
Gently been introduced 70 the medical profession
and the public and which claimed to be an infal
lfile cure for diseases of the skin and scalp and
Scrofulous sad eanceroos humors OF the blood
Tbese we're no other than the justly celebrated
CutIcura remedies. But did not even accept the
evidence of those whom I knew to have been
cured of diseases which the most eminent OF the
faculty declared to be ineurSbie. went still FUR
Their ard carefully analyzec each Of those prepara
tons and the therapeutic effects OF the several
elements of which they are composed ca the dis
easec organism, and in tire light OF the most care
full impartial and practical inyes igation that TIE
exrcrience of5 quartsC of acentury could bestew'
7 conscientfously aEsS emphatically pronounce
them the most marvellous and efiee tive curative
agencies known to uedical sszence. Shey emcody
in an economical, concentrated and agreeable
form the curative properties OF many substances
never before employed in medicfEe, and entirely
free from any eleEents OfS poisonous or de'eter-
Gus nature, and as might be S,xPectea nave
effected cures as astounding and reInarks- pie IN
their character ss they have been speedy ara per,
maneut In their results. ct mustOe borne n nina
that these are Rst the observations OF an IN enus
aSt but the sts-ple try thful, Unvarnlshed state
meuts of a practitioner who hes arrlVeC at TINS
copviction a. vhe result of q deliberate careful
and
EEGID INVESTIGATION
The most powerful and effective of these RENE
diesis the Orticurs ResolWnt, which, operating
with energy,twithout violeDoe) upon the kidneys,
liver. boweEnand pores Of the skin neutralizes'
absorbs ap6 expeIs all secofulous, generous or
inhammafOTy humOrs from the OIoOS ana Iestor-s
tn torpid CT diseased functions 10 thelr prlstlhe
vigor Pu-5.y and regularly OF ans" ON q, ~ o'
fTt-n.
but acts as an inYiHcsfle prsteelOn OF CT Gfh
against infection by destroying the disease germ
and rendering the person impreEnaDle 10 coma
gion. Bat. as local and exIernsl treatments an
essential adiunct to thoDrOper ant efectlVe Oper-
OF the Res8lvent in expelling these hua nors
cures have proved themselves infallible and
effective agents in alleying the itching and irrita-
ton. removing all tho decayedand morbtd mat
ter from the ed surface and restoring the
deteriOated cuticle 60 its original condition OF
moisture and gigOr. They soothe, soften and heai,
preserve and beautify in WeTd. they supply all
the elements aecesssCy entire restoration to a
normal condition Gf health. Thls evidence OF
their yalueI have derived frozn personal knowl-
edge of hundreds OF apparently hopeless cases
which have been permanently cured of skin afec-
tons of life long du-ations and II any more oenn
lite or direct demonstration OF the lnesumaole
value Of these HeFerfailing remedial agents be
required, need only refer" briefly to the follow
ing astounding instances tc insure absolute con
victiOn that the CUticura remedies are the grand
est eUTatiyes of the present ege
eFiginaI-and Hea2ing Virtues.
L learned from Hiram E. Carpenter, of Hender-
son, n. Y, thatlke had suffered for twenty years
with psoriasis, or modern leprosy-his body and
limbs badly swollen, his finger and toe nails de-
caying his .fesh hardening into bone. his hair
dead dry and lifeless-he had tried every system
of medicine and consulted the most eminent prac-
titiOners, but 1ithOut even temporary relief
Persuaded, 70 try the Outcura remedies he faith
fully applied the Cusicura and Cuticura Soap, and
took the cuttcUna Resolvent for six weeks only
period, with his skin as smooth aud clear as a
sheet o. paper-a miracle, second only 10 that or
the leper recorded in EoivWrit.
Hon. william TaylOr. late Senator of Massachu-
sets, now in this city, eecla'ed to Ipe that for
twelve wears he hadsbeen, like job covered with
sores a. eveVy kind; in fact, eczema OF most in
veterate and aggravated type. De had sought the
advice Of every eminent physician in Europe. as
well a. those of the highest repu tation in Boston,
but without the slightest relief. Their remedies
were Intellectual. After three months use of the
CuticuTa remedies am entirely and effsctually
cured and, pronounce my case as the most remark
able on record. At the present moment january,
1882 am IN perfect health, and my cure has
proved peTTnanent"a
stiiI another ca. e. equally wonderful is that of
Mrs. Asa p Brown, of Maiden, Mass, whose suf-
ferings and cure by the Cutichra remedies are
known to hundreds of citizens of that town. Her
limbs weTesO rawasd tender from scrofuous hui
that she was obliged toget about on crutches.
And fully as marksbIe. or even more so, is the
case of salt rheum OF Will Mcdonald. 2542 Dear
born street, Chicago, which alone Is sufficient to
He says: 81 suffered for seventeen years with salt
rheum on.my face, arms, neck and legs. i could
not walk. was obliged TO creep on my hands
and kneeC for years. For eight years i was not
able to help myself. Tried hundreds of remedies.
Not one had the least eject. The doctors
SAID ny CASE WAS INCUEABLE,
and yet have been permanently cured by the
Cuticura remedies. Il would like to have those
who doubt this write tome, or come and see me-
Charles Eoughton, Esq, the " ell-known patent
lawyer, of y Congress street, recites the particu
lars OF case equal in duration and suffering to
that of young Mcdonald, which was speedily
cured by the Cuticura remedies
striking instance of the entire eradication of
hereditary rodent eczema in child of u years Of
age is gwen in the evidence of Mr.. Charles Eayre
Hinkle of Paramount avenue, Jersey City
Heights, j. He said: "My son was afflicted
with the worst foma of eczema for eight years.
From the top of his head to the soles of his feet
he was one mass of scabs Every remedy was
tried In vain. After using the Cuticura remedies
for one week there was a marked change. and
now the child,sskin is as Fair and smooth and
free from bIemish as 1t was before the disease at
tackled him"
Joseph A Palmer. of HUDSON. Massachusetts,
testihes: u had running sores on my left leg for
seven years, reducing II to mere skin and bone.
The BOacd of Physicians at the City Hospital,
Boston. after consultation, decided that amputa-
ton alone could save my life. / refused and
tried the Cuticura remedies, which have effectu-
ally cared me, and saved both my leg and my
life in gratitude for which give this public testi-
scrofulOGs ulcers and dischsrging wounds"
could easily fll.every column of this paper
with the unsOught testimonials of grateful pa
tients who have been cured through the agency
of the CCicura remedies. Nen, women and
children, o. all ages and conditions of life. have
eagerly testified of the benefits they have received
from their use in every form Of skin and scalp
disease, scr0fulous ulcers, old sores, discharging
wounds, blood pois0Es, carbuRoles, tum0rs, alb
scesses boils, etc. each and all of which have
been speedily, permanently and economically
cured oy the C1tieura remedies.
A Grium4sEant Record.
OF such a record the discoveries o. the Cuticura
remedies may be justly proud. They are grand
medical triumph, a tnlEmph thatsV1n be crate
fully remembered by the IN Jusands long after the
OreinatOzs havef7assed Away.
To relieve and permanently eUre diseases of
the skin and scalp which nave been the torture
of lifetime, tOrreplace tho repulsiveGgfdences of
disease with the gov of health. aud thus render
beautiful the face of man 0-,WOma7, iC to deserve
the gratitude of ma nkind.
That Cuaieuras ezternaklyapplied with proper
use of the.Cuticurs Soap aRi the Internal dse of
the CuticuTa ResOsgent WAL cure speedily and
diseases. with loss Of hair.if think have fully
demonstrated. 1nfaEible curative blessings are
thus substituted for death de- ling p0isOng. Mer-
curry. arsenic. zzne an6 lead. and thousand and
one other feValting, poisonous and >seDseess
things NUT nOEV sinkkntO deserved O01iTiOn be-
fore the WOnderfQl heaEng powers of the CT ticura