IF YOU SUFFER
FROM ROUGH, SCALY OR CRACKED SKIN
If You Value a Good Complexion
Dr. Tyrrell’s Health Soap
Effectually Disposes of Troubles
IT IS REFRESHING, PURIFYING, INVIGORATING
Among the necessities of life there is one to which few people pay the attention they ought, and that is Soap. Yet it is undoubtedly a most important matter, for the skin is a very delicate and sensitive organ, and the constant application of impure or inferior Soaps injures its texture, and gives rise to numerous cutaneous troubles. Most people are content, so long as it appeals to the eye and the sense of smell, without stopping to consider that perfumes may be employed to hide defects.
Dr. Tyrrell has given this matter long and profound consideration and now offers to the public a SOAP that leaves nothing to be desired. It is not only absolutely free from any deleterious substance, but is a perfect antiseptic and medicine soap. Its use thoroughly cleanses and invigorates the skin, keeps it soft, flexible and healthy, and effectually prevents rough, cracked and scaly conditions. It is invaluable for TAN, FRECKLES, SUNBURN, Etc., and is a perfect hygienic safeguard against cutaneous disorders. It is a positive pleasure to use it for the toilet or bath, as it leaves such a grateful, refreshing after-effect.
As a SHAVING SOAP it is unequalled, absolutely preventing those disagreeable results that frequently follow the use of impure soap.
25 Cents Per Cake
MANUFACTURED SOLELY BY
CHARLES A. TYRRELL, M. D.
Proprietor of
TYRRELL’S HYGIENIC INSTITUTE
134 West 65th Street, New York City
The J. B. L. Antiseptic Tonic
should always be used when introducing water into the intestines. The use of this preparation renders the water completely sterile, unless it be notoriously impure. Such water should never be used. But the Antiseptic Tonic possesses another important property which is most valuable in cases of Constipation. For it acts as an admirable tonic on the muscular coat of the colon, strengthening it and restoring it to normal. For these reasons it is invaluable. Owing to the importance of using the tonic I have arranged to make it as inexpensive as possible, and am prepared to furnish it (to users of the Cascade only) in one pound air-proof cans at the price of $1.00, by mail twenty cents extra. You can buy it at your druggist and save mail charges.
Charles A. Tyrrell, M. D.,
134 West 65th Street,
New York City.