Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-01

Is I u. ~ II y. 81 ~ ~
Aud II storm. !
G. ray II ir
TOT NATURAL COLES.
vI,IIlS astonishing an, un quail Il pr" par aion has
i n.ver fail d 10 proiure growth on Ba.d u All
VIII u.s." According to In" directions, and iuin hhir
la Ia is I-iuai cicr. AFR hayae b'@'nr gray,
and ein>tatc il III all - original heath utfe oft
ass ami bauty. Rrnrt> al once 'll scnri, dan
run and ur,l asant itching, >crofula, eruption ani
fcv"sih heat from the scalp. II also prc.ent, The
ha,r fem b Coming nnh altliy and falling III and
HAIR lSviGoRAran AXp ToSIc.
We ann \ IA f,w CERTIFICATES to corroboraIc our a.
s,rti
s. I,e cfL.iYois Carlisle. June -. 1854.
have u,.dPnf .. J Woods Hur Restorative
ard hav. arur,di'k wonderful Ell It. My hair was
b.conlius a thought p rinanrntly Gray. hut 10y
.u,- ~ the ..>tsratlvc." il has resumed it, or
iglnl color, aud, have 40 i 'u,t. prna n'n'l>
SIDNEY BKEESE.
Ex-S naior United states.
Ag,nt,cman Of Boston writes TO his Fri MS in Nv
| IcifoId thus:
r., vnIr iuauirj I would reply that first CONF
| mcncrd using P.of Wvwd's Hair Il s,oraiive, my
hair va. almost white and had been for tie Last
ten vars, and it was very thin "n TIE Up 81 my
| head and very loosr, aud pulled out freely hui
found that before had used all the second o,tl".
| (Which eight We X my hair w-s 'ptlr',
changed 10 its original color. Gish' brown, aih |,
| now free from daurui and qute moist have had
4
have s'ci, ANYTHING like white ha'r starting
fror, the rc,ts AMI is now as ili'k as II ever Wa
and does not come Ou at ALL II has prevail III my
| cas-" all that could wish 10 ask.
July l, 1856. Yours, ete.--
| s.. Louie, March 7th lsSt
| rof wool. Nv hair com n.nc Il falling of som
cinr or four years sine and continued to do So un-
p became quite bald. tried all th" popular m ''ii-
ne IT the day, but to effect. At last, was M
uccd to try your celebrated Hair Restorative, and am
| tn IL is ]
~ growihof young hair, AMI chces July re Commend
| its To al. similarly affected.
AC. WILLIAMS, 1873 Second street.
| Rosin, Mich, AugYsf2 ?. 1855.
| This is to certify, that year ag,, l was ant
| gray and my hair so thin upon the opof my head
that fnarod its entire less In this condition ap
| piled for aad obi aimed bottle III Prof. W"hs Res
torative" and before had used one quart bottle NJ
hairs had entirely disappeared and II iac thick
sied uI So as b. full usual and II assumed
glossy appearance. apparently more BEAUTIFUL thaf
ever 1t was before do. tlercf &c, ch"crfny recon-
mfnd il e. all those ladies who value beautiful heaf
Of hair will also state that use il now, occasion
ally, fox its healthy and bcantifynG effects.
SARAH S. BROWN.
Chicago May I, 1854.
| Ihave used Professor Wood's Hair Restorative 4
decided advantage. II prevents the hair fromcomng
out. gives 1t gloss and Stiffness very desr eabl'
Otlers Of my family have used 1t, and concur withrn
in pronouncip. II all il processes TO he.
HENRY A. CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
81 Louis Sept 20 1853.
Dr q. J. wOOD-Sir have used nearly thrr
bottles Of your hair Restorative and have found u
e-ct vrry satisfactory. 1t has entirely destroyed
, dandrun from my head and restored my hair to II
original color, which had become quite gray.
wN. TRCSDAIE.
~ Sold at 14l Market stl Get, 81. Louis, Mo-, %
c Rroadgay, New York. I'D by all Druggists ever.
where. All kinds Of family patent medicines for sal
on the hest possible TERMS at Prof Woods establish
Il ment, ia Market street. ST. Louis.
Sid here by all the Druggists, and by all populs
: Druggists everywhere. Iy16i-tW-V1