The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-18
PROFESSOR O. J. WOODS
AIR REST ATsVE
BALD HEADS AND RESTORING GRAY


Y BALD HEADS AND RESTORING GRAY
/ HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR.
! THIS astonishing and unequaled preparation has
! L never failed 10 produce growth on Bald Heads
when used according ii the directions. and turn hail
back 70 Its original coE0r, after having become gray
and reinstate TO s original health ustfe softness and
beauty Removes once all scurf dandruff. and I'M
pleasant Itching, scrouEa. erupons and everish heat
from the scalp Il also prevents the hair from becon-
Ing unhealthy AND falling off, and hence acts as per
feet HAIR lNVIGORATOR AND TONIC.
We annsx few certificates, to coroborate our as
sertions.
State Of ILlinois, Carlise, June q, 1853 ! have
used professor o. J. Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effect. Ny hair was be-
coming, as thought permanently gray, but by the
OF the Resorative it has resumed it's original color
and have no doubt, permanently 50.
SIDNEY BREESE, Ex-senator United States.
gentleman of Boston writes to his friends in New
Bedford thus: To your inqdires | would reply that
first commenced using Professor Woods Hair Resor-
atiTe my hair almost white and had been so for
the last ten years., and i. very thin the top of
my head and very loose. and pulled freely; but
found that before had used ell the second bottle,
(which eight ~eeks5 my hair was entirely changed
10 its original color, eight brown) and is now free
from dandruft, and quite moist, | have have had my
hair cut some five rig times since the CHANGE and
have never anything like white hair starting from
the roots: and is thick it was and does
not come ont at ALL Il has prevailed in my case all
that could wish to ask
July /, 1855. Yours, etc
Gardiner, Maine, June %. 1854.
Dear cir: have used two bottles of Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, and can truly say. it is
the greatest discovery Of the age, for restoring and
changing the hair. Before using il, was grey
maa OF seventy. Ny hair has attained its origi-
nal color. You can recommend to the world with
out the ieasttear, my of the worst kind
Yours, D. n. MURPHY.
St. Louis, March T. 1854.
Prof. Wood: siy hair commenced falling off three
or ioar years SINCE and continued TO do 80, until be-
came quite bald. tried all the popular medicines Of
the day. but to no effect. At last was induced try
your celebrated Hair restorative, and happy to say
1t Is doing wonders. have now fine growth Of
young nair, and caeerfcliy recommend its use to all
similarly afflicted.
a. d. WILLIAMS, 1873 Second street.
Rasin Mich. August 2. 1855.
Inns y 10 cernsy that one year ago, | was quite
gray, and my hair 70 hia upon the ton of NV bend
that feared its entire loss In this condition Ian
piled for and obtained bottle of Prof Woods sRe
torave, end before had used one quart bo.tEe the
gray hairs had entirely disappeared and it had
ed up, be full az usual and il had assumed
glossy appearance, and apparently more beautiful
than ii before. do therefore, chez rf,Jlv
recommend it to all those ladies who value beautiful
head OF hair will also state that use it now occa
sionaly, for its healthy and beatifyiag effects
SARAH ]. BROWN |
Chicago May /, 1854.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative to
decided advantage. 1t prevents the hair from coming
out, gives il gloss and sotness very desirable The
lew grey hairs | had, have entirely disappeared |
Others OF my family have used it. and concur with me
in pronounciag it ell it processes to be.
HENRY a. CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
St. Louis Sept. 90, 1853.
Dr.. O. J. WooD--ssir: have used nearly three bot
sraafg Hair nj ~ -ct
ecis very satisfactory It has entirely destroyed a
iandruf from my head, and restored my hair TO its
original color, which had become quite gray. |
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Sold a. ia Market street, ST. Louis aIo.3I6 Broad
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