The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-06-04
BALD HEADS AND RESTORING GRAY
HAIR 10 THE NATURAL COLOR.
HAIR REST RATIVE

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sHiS astonishing and uncqualed preparation has
| j. never failed t. produce a IT with on Bald Heads
when ased aecordng the directions, and turn hai
back TO ts original color, after having become gray
and riasat= il to its original health use soness anc
beauty. Removes at all scurf. dandruf, and
pleasant Itching sr0ula erdptions ami feversh hea
from te lip. II also prevents the hair from becom
ing unhealthy and falling off and hence acts as per
/ fect HAIR [NTIGORATOR AND TONIC.
| We annsz ew certificates, TO coroborate our as
serti ,rs.
State Of Illinois. Carlisle June 81, 1853 have
used prof, s,r Q. J. Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its Wonderful effect My hair was be-
coming es thought permanently gray, but by the use
of the @Resto1ire: it has resumed its original color
and have no a"abi, permanently 50.
SIDNEY BREESE, Ex- Senator United States.
A gentEemaa Of Boston writes to his friends in New
Bedford thus: To your inquiries l would reply, that
first HenEed uEing PrfpssUr GODS Hair Restnr-
alive, M hair was almost white and had been for
the iaEt ten YEA r., and it very thin the top OF
my head ana very !tose, and pulled freely; but
found that befre l. mad Used all Inc second bottle,
tshich was eight Wesks-) my hair entirely changed
its original gsclor light brown and is free
from .adruf, ,a9d quite molst, h7ve nave had my
hair cus some use or SIX times since the CHANGE and
have never seek anything Ike white hair Z rling from
the ROOTS: and mo-" thick ii vas and does
not come all. Il has prevailed in my case ~
tina; could win to ask.
July 1855. Yours, etc -
Gardner, Maine June g. 1854.
Dear siE: | have qsed tBo bottles of Professor
Woods Hair Restot atiye, and can truly say, it is
the greatest discovery OF the age. for restoring and
changing the hair. Before using it, | was grey
man OF seventy. NJ hair has attained its origi-
nal color. fo" can recommend it TO the world, with
out the least fear, my OF the worst kind.
Yours, D. n. MURPHY.
ST. Louis, March I, 1854.
D. ErtE
or fur years siEcp arid continued to do So until be
came quite bald: ] tiled all he.popniar medicines f
the day. but TO effect. At last was induced try
your celebrated Hair restorative. and happy say
il is doing wonders. | have a fine growth OF
young hair. and cheerfuly recommend lis TO all
similarly stict+d.
4. e. WIsLIAMS, 1873 Second street.
HaSin, Mich. August 2. 1855.
This is TO certify that year ago, / was quite
gray, and NV hair SO tain upon the top OF my head,
that feared its entire loss. In this condition. ap-
piled for and obtained bottle n Pra Woods Res
toratve,' and beo:e mad used quart bottle, the
gray hairs mad entirely disappeared and it had thicken
ed up. To be as full usual, and it had assumed
glossy appearance, and apparently more beautiful
than 1t ever was before. | do therefore, cheertulfy
recommend 10 All these ladies who value beautiful
1ead OF hair. will al % that U.s. it now,
,i5haily, f1r its healthy: and beatiying effects
SARAH J. BROWN. /
Chicago May /, 1854. /
| have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative to
decided advantage L prevents the hair from coming
1ut. gives it gloss and sofness very desirable. The
ew grey hairs I had. have entirely disappeared. !
Others OF my family have used it, and with
IA pronouncfne i: all itprotesses TO be.
HENRY A. CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
ST. Louis Sept. 20, 1853. !
DR.. q. J. Wool--Sir: have used nearly three bot
les OF your Hair Restorative, and have found its eff
ects very atistac Try 1t has ertireiy destroyed all
3andruf FL my head, and restored my hair its /
original color, which ltd become quite gray.
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