The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1856-07-02

BALD HEADS AND RESTORING GRAY
HAIR TO THE NATURAL COLOR.
THIS astonishing and unequaed preparation bas
L never failed to produce growth on Bald Heads
when used according Ia the directions, and turn hat
back TO IT. original coor after having become gray
and rsnstStsi It's original health usre soness anG
beauty. Removes once all scurf. dandruf and un
pleasant itching scrofula eraptions and feYerish heat
from the scalp 1t also prevents the hair from becom
ing unhealthy and falling of and hence acts as per
feet HAIR lNyIGORATOR AND TONIC.
We aanaZ & few certificates, 10 coroborae sssir as
sertions,
State Of illinois, Carlisle. June p. 1853. have
used profeas},r o. J. Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired lis wonderful effect. lily hair was be-
coming as thought permanently gray, but by the use
OF the 'Resorative it has resumed its original color
and have no doubt, permanently so.
SIDNEY BREESE, Ex-senator United States.
A gentleman of Boston writes to his friends in New
Bedford thus: To your inquiries / would reply that
first commenced using Professor Woods Hair Res0r-
alive. my hair was almost white and had been for
the last ten years, and it very thin the ,ep Of
my head and very loose, and pulled out freely; %ut
found that before had used all the second bottle,
(Which was eight weeks my hair entirely changed
TO its original color, eight brown3 and is now tree
from dandruIf and quite moist, have have had my
hair some ge six times since the change, and
have never seen anything Ike white hair starting from
the roots: and Is thick il was and does
out at ALL 1t has prevailed in my all
that could wish to ask.
July 1855. Yours, etc -
Gardiner, Maine June %. 1851
Dear sif: 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 as
man OF seventy. Ny hair has attained its origi
nal color Noe recommend it 10 the world with
out the leastear, my Of the worst kind.
Yours, D. n. MURPHY.
St. Louis, March 7, 1854.
PROF. Wood: BY hair commenced falling off three
or four years since, and continued do so, until be-
quite bald. tried all the popular medicines Of
the day. but 10 effect. At last induced to try
your celebrated Hair restorative and happy say
II Is doing wonders ! have now fine growth OF
young hair, ana cheeruliy recommend its use to all
similarly afiicksd. .
A. .. WILLIAMS. 1873 Second street.
Rasin, Mich. August 2. 1855.
This is to certify thai one wear ago. | was quite
gray, and my tair SO thin upon the top of my head
that feared 'ts entire loss. In this condition. ap
piled tor and aaiancd bottle Of Prof Woods Res
toraye.' and before had used one quart bottle the
gray hairs mad entirely disappeared aud il had hicken
ed up as to be as fui usual and it had assumed
glossy appearance, and apparently more beautiful
than il ever was before. / do therefore, cheerfnv
recommend il 20 all those ladies who value bea ufuI
head Of hair. will also state that Iuss it now occa
zionally, for liz healthy and beatifying effects.
SARAH J. BROWN.
Chicago May /, 1854.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative to
decided advantage. prevents the hair from coming
ont gives it gloss and softness very desirable The
few grey hairs bad, have entirely disappeared !
Others Of my family have used it, and concur with me
in pronouneing II OIL it professeSto be.
HENRY 4. CLARK. Michigan Avenue.
St. Louis Sept. %, 1853.
Dr.. o. ]. WooB-sir= have used nearly three bot t
ties Of Your Hair Restorative. and have found its eff
fleets very satisfactory. 1t has entirely destroyed all
dandraff fros my head, and restored my hair 10 lis
original color, which had become quite gray.
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