"who steals my purse. steals trash


Bu, he who iilches from me my good name
Robs me of that which not enriches him,
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And makes me poor indeed !"


10 THE BARD OF AVON MUST DOUBTLESS
have been inspired by the spirit of prophecy wnen he
penned the above remarkable lines To HIM was no
doubt gifted the power OF lifting the curtain Of fuurity
that by doing he might be enabled to sing to his
dering contemporaries the mysteries Of coming time
How else account for the lines which we have
quoted and which apy apply to the base
tefrits of Dr. Felix Gourauds Invaluable preparations
rhe vile wretches who attempt to deprive Dr. OF his


good name by initiating his Italian Medcated Soap,
for curing tan pimpes freckles roughnes and ds-
coloraon of the skin Poudre Subtle for eradicating
hair Grecian Hair Dye Spanish Lilly White for the COM
pexion &c Sc &C. just the sort Of rascals against
whom the mighty Shakespeare thnndered forth the above
phllippc. Illuminating on the banks Of the Avon, the
master poet with his minds eye the injustice that
would in aer years be done to Dr. Gouraud and through
him science itsef-hus his indignation Immediately
found not only in the above passage but in Others
which we shall quote at some future period Dr. Gou-
raud again anxousy cautions the fair to avoid the
hosts Of counterfets bearing his name they not
only powerles as for good but absolutely destructive to
the complexion, past all hope of redemption Remem.
establishment 81 Walker street. LIST store from Broadway