The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-11-19
ALL HAIL!
SOMETHING FOR THE MILL1ONH

WE call the attention of all, old and young, thi
w wonderful preparation which turns back to II
original color gray hair-covers the head OF the ball
with luxnriant growth-removes the dandruf, itch
ing, and all cataneous etuptioRs-causes a continue
flow of the natural fuds and hence if used reg
uar dressing for the hair. will preserve its COLOR
keep it from falling extreme old age, in all its nat
ural beauty We call, then upon the bald, tn.
gray, diseased In scalp, to it, and surely, the
Dung will not, they value the flowing locks, or the
witching curls be without it. Its praise is upor
the tongue OF thousands.
Waterford, Mass, July IS. 1855. Prof o. JWood
With confidence, do recommend your Hair Restora
tive, being the efcacious article ever saw
have used the Wapene and other preparations of the
day, and all without effect. Since using your Hail
Restorative my hair and whiskers, which were amos,
white, have gradually grown dark; and now feel con-
tldent, thaa few more applications will restore them
10 their natural color 1t also has relieved me of all
dandrutf and unpleasant itching, so common among
| persons who perspire freely. J. u. klLBY.
| North East Pennss vania, March 9, 1855. Sir In
consequence OF having hair for several years past, not
only gray, but perfectly white have cut ii short, and
worn caps t. hide from view; but three months
SINCE was induced to test your Hair Restorative,
and must, in justice say, that its effects almost
miraculous; tor II has changed gradually almost its
former spendor TO color and et soft and glossy
to be more beautiful than it was, when under
the influence of the finest oil. earnestly, therefore,
recommend it every lady decidedly the best pre-
partition for toilet use, of any thing in the world.
BETSY SMITH
Prof Wood: Having experienced the magic effect
of your Hair Restorative, drop you this upon the sub
Jeet- About two years ago, my hair commenced fall
Ing oil and turning gray was fast becoming bald
met friend who had used your Restorative and spoke
So highly of its virtues, induced try it, al
though had but little taith as L had before tried SO
many other remedies. l commenced using your Res
torative in January last A few applications fastened
my hair firmly 1t began to fill up, grow out, turned
back to its former color, (black) At this time, it is
fully restored TO its original color health and appear
ance, and cheertully recommend its use to all
Chicago, Ill.,, May l, 1854. I'D HOES.
Milford, Worcester CO., Mass, Nov. 49, 1854 Prof.
o. j. Wood: Dear sir, | take pleasure in bearing
voluntary testimony to the magic effects OF your
dertu Hair Restorative. As far bacS as 1885, my hair
commenced falling otf,unu the top Of my scalp became
bald and smooth glass, and it has continued to fall
for great many years, notwithstanding I hase used
many celebrated preparations for its restoration. See
ing your advertisement, | was induced to give your
article trial, and 10 my utter asonishulen found,
alter few applications, That my hair became firmly
set, and assumed glossy and beautiful appearances;
and by the time had used quart bottl>, my bald
head began to be covered with young and ygor-
Gus growth OF ha1r which Is now from one 10 two inch
cs in length, and growing fast
Yours, truly, HENRY GOODRICH.
New York, Oct 2, 1854. Prof. Q. J. Wood. Dear
sir After reading the advertisement in OF the New
ork journals, o your celebrate Hair Restorative
procured half pint bottle, and Was much pleased
with It, that continued It's 1--WE tor two months, and
satisfied it Is decidedly the best preparation before
the public. Ii once removed all uandrutf and ua-
pleasant itching from the scalp and has restored my
hair naturally, and have doubt, permanently !
Y gu have permission refer to me, all who enter
ain any doubt OF its performing all that is claimed
or IL. Miss FEEkS, q Greenwich avenue
have used Professor o. J. Woods hair restorative
md have admired its wonderful effects 1t restored
ny hair where it had fallen off it ceahs the head and
enders the hair soft and smnoth--nuch more ST. than
Ill, MARY A. A ATKINSON.
Louisville, Nov. l, 1854.
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