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Title: The Independent
Year: 1849 (1840s)
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Publisher: New York : S.W. Benedict
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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rbed in important affairs to givemuch time and thought to the matter, and the resultis often unpleasant. If they adopt Resinol Soap forthe toilet and hath, however, they find their skins caredfor automatically. Resinol Soap has an unusually cleansing lather, amild, refreshing odor, and just enough of the soothing,healing Resinol medication to relieve clogged, irritatedpores and to give the skin that healthy, outdoor lookwhich goes with a clear eye and a clear brain. Resinol Soap is not the Fountain of Youth, butits regular use will greatly help to preserve the delicatetexture and coloring of a womans complexion far be-yond the time when most lose them. Yet Resinol Soap costs but twenty-five cents, just enough to insurethe utmost refinement in manufac-ture, the utmost satisfaction m use.Excellent for the hair, and for a babys easily irritated skin. Sold byall druggists and dealers in toiletgoods. For a generous trial-sizecake free, write to Dept. 26AResinol Chemical Co., Baltimore, Md.
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April 14, 1917 THE INDEPENDENT 95 mieHnfcepen&ent Founded 1848 HARPERS WEEKLY Founded 18S7Incorporated with The Independent May 22, 1916 THE CHAUTAUQU A N Founded 1880Incorporated with The Independent June 1, 1914 The Independent is owned and published by theIndependent Corporation, at 119 West FortiethStreet, New York, Karl V. S. Howland, president;Frederic E. Dickinson, treasurer ; Hamilton Holt,editor: Harold Howland, associate editor;Edwin E. Slosson, literary editor. The priceof The Independent is Ten Cents a copy;Four Dollars for one year. Postage to foreigncountries in the Postal Union, $1.75 extra; toCanada, SI extra. Writers who wish their articlesreturned should send stamped and addrest enve-lopes. No responsibility is assumed for the loss ornon-return of manuscripts. Entered at the NewYork Post Office as Second Class matter. Enteredas Second Class matter at the Post Office Depart-ment, Ottawa, Canada. Copyright, 1917, by TheIndependent. Address all communications to The

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