Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-04-06
n. D. advertisements.

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3It7g HEsror4TTyE
FOR pa9DUcING HAIR aE BALD HEADS,
A&0 RESTORING GREY HAIR
10 lt@ NATURAL COLOR,
THTs ASToNIssIya AND UNEQUAbLED PREP
Ean9n hes never fttlri to produce growth on Bald
ueads when psai according the direction and turn
hair back to It's orgra color after having become grew
snd renstate in all It's original health ustre, sofness
and beauty Removes ~ once al ycurf, dandruf aud
Pleasant itching scrofu'a eTuptious and feyersh heat
from the scalp 1t also prevents the hair from becoming
unhealthy and falling %, and hence as perfect
BAIR INVIG0RAToR AND TONIC.
gentleman Of Boston writes to his friend in New Bed
lord thus:
To your Inquiries, would reply, that when first com
nenced using Professor Wo9ds Hair Restorative my hair
almost white, and had been so for the last ten years
and it was very thin onthe top e head and very loose
And pulled out freely but ound that before had used
a the second bottle, (Which was eight weeks) my hair
vas entirely changed to is original color, light brown
and is nov free from dan5ruE and quite moist have
had my hair cut Eve six times snce the change and
have never any thing like white hair starting from
the rootsi and it IS AigS Ar it ever vas ant doss
hot cole ou at ALI IL lHs proved m all that
9oql1 Wsh 70 ask. Yours etc.
July l, 1855
From the Boston Herald
SOMETHING WORTH KNowING - Ry using Professor
Woods Hair Restorative, grey hair be permanently
restored to its original cul0r The suh1ae3 sertRcso
from Johnson Stone Gardiner Naine is but one Of ma
many instances that daily coming our knowledge
Of its wonderful effects longer probenatical bui
seevident trathas hundreds in oar community can ties,
tify.
GARDNER. Maine. June, %, 1855.
dear sIR have used two tiles OF Professor Woods
Hair Restorative and ruy say it is the greatest
eovery Of the for restoring aud changing the lair
Before using it, was Of seventy. NJ hair has
attained its original color You can Il 10
The world without the least tear, my was one Of
he worst kind. Yours, respectfully,
Professor o. ]. WooD DANIEL N. MURPHY.
BRooEFIELD, Massachusetts,, jan 70 1856
DEAR s'R:-Havirg made trial Of your Hair RestoI
awe 1t gives me pleasure to pay that its effect has been
excellent in removing IL ANIMATION daadrua and con-
stanl Icmng tendency with which have been troubled
from chill ho9d, ami has also restored MY hajrwhch was
becoming grey, to It's aIigiu or, have used no 9th
'r sruciS with my thing like rh pleasure ard proat
Pastor d the orthodox ohorch pi aTooSaeld.
From the Missouri Denoxatl
WOODS HhiB DY 4 This admirable article is ran
IDLY improving the hair, No article of similar kind
now pei re the public, enjoys better reputation as re.
stotailve and isigotiag hair tonic IL peculiar chem.
cF qualities hsve bdnehc al eecup n the growth and
character Of tae hair, giving silky and glossy texture TO
t}a which vas formerly Of and dry nature. It
has, also we understand, tendency to preserve the
youthful color and appearance Of The hair and destroying
or counteraahg The effects Of age With such recon-
mendations in its ayr, hardly perceive how any Lady
p ssn5Eaaa could oe without 50 valuable adjunct to
j. WOOD s CO. Pr9prietors 812 Broadway. New
York and III MarRe. street 81. Louis, II.
khDDlNa CO., Boston. Retail Agent.
jl1g dtH3nis
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Their attachment To oond Breakers ant C0ndensers AS
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ne BnrTng Machines are used the First Breakers in
all The principal WOODEN factories in the United States
canada aud MEXICO They acknowledged to be the
only perfect N acueS and Indispensable to the ecUnomi
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asch Burning Machine its feed rolla card as much
and dne IMPURITIES