Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-12-08

Two Things Thar Are Inseparable, and How
to Preserve Them.

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TO Preserve Them.
The subject of good looks is one in which
everybody takes deep interest, and it is
natural and proper that everybody should
do so. If we did not all like to appear well
In the eyes OF other persons, how soon would
We become untidy, unkempt, slovenly and
dirty. 1t is because of this universal desire
to make good appearance that men and
women keep themselves clean and dress
well. It is trait, therefore, that serves a
most useful purpose.
Opinions as to what constitutes beauty
differ widely: Persons that are regarded as
handsome by one are declared to be POSI-
| lively homely by another. "Pretty is as
| pretty does, +" say some; others pay no heed
| whatever to character or conduct, but judge
wholly by external appearance; some hold
that the features are the correct criterla;
others that the expression has everything to
do with it.
But, while views on these points are
widely divergent, all agree that no person,
and especially no woman, can be beautiful
whose complexion is bad. Her mind may be
cultured, her character noble, her features
regular, and her expression charming; but
if her face is covered with unsightly pimples
and other skin eruptions, her beauty is
marred and spoiled. It is for this reason
that the appearance Of the smallest bIotch
upon the face annoys woman beyond ex-
preston. And when blotches appear in
great numbers, covering the whole face as
they often do, her life is made absolutely
miserable. With men the effect may not be
the same in degree, but it is the same in
kind.
The eruptions of the skin that thus dis
figure the face are divided into two classes,
each one Of which embraces a number of
less distinct varieties. These two classes are
acute skin diseases and constitutional skin
diseases. Both classes are very disfguring,
but the latter class is always chronic and
more difficult to cure than the other. It
will be useless to attempt to give the names
of all the varieties belonging to these classes,
because most of them are scientific names
and would not be recognized by the general
reader. Some of them are patches of differ
ent colors and sizes, some are blisters, and
some are pimples of different colors, sizes,
shapes and characters. ALI are unsightly
| and annoying. Some of them burn, some
sting and some itch, and all destroy the
looks of the face.
Many persons, not understanding the ma.
| ture of these eruptions, seek to both conceal
and remove them by certain external appli-
cations and operations They invariably
| fail. And why? Simply because the root
of the trouble is more than skin deep. These
eruptions indicate that the whole system is
out of order; that the blood is impure or
diseased. To cure them, therefore, it is
necessary to get the system in order and to
purify the blood. In other words pimples
show that the body is not in healthy state,
and it must be restored to health before they
will disappear. Certain external applica-
tions are beneficial, as is shown by DR..
Hartman's useful ellis of Life" But the
internal remedies, the remedies that get
right at the root of the whole trouble and
destroy the impurities that feed the eruptions,
are by far the most important. As there are
two classes of eruptions, so there are
two remedies; and the remedies that have
met with the most unparalleled success in
the cure of these eruptions are Pe-ru-na and
La-cu-pi-a, the former for acute diseases Of
the skin, and the latter for the constitutional
and chronic diseases. Their success in the
cure of these diseases has indeed been re-
markable. Sometimes it is advisable, when
taking either Pe-ru-na or Ls-cu-pi-a, il the
bowels are constipated, to take Man-a-lin to
regulate the liver and keep the bowels in
order. One trial will satisfy anyone that
they are all that it is claimed they are.
They demonstrate their own worth in man
ner far more convincing than words. Give
them trial. One dollar bottle; six for
five dollars. If your druggist does not keep
them, send the money to the PeFuna Medi-
cine Company, Columbus, o. Your order
will be promptly filed. Thsuwk
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