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IT Is Not TOO Much TO SAY
SINCE ALL,
OLD A N D Y D y N u,

AFFIRM ITS TRUTH,
Viz That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
Will, nreserve infnNibly the gromth and
yn- nf ,h. hair if used two OF three times
week, to any imaginable are. f+r,ect'!. re-
| otore the rrav cover the hnid win nature
own ornament. the hair maze .rso mu ths
| and henuti:ul thnn nny oil. and preserve t"e ]
sc,ln {, ce from all diseases to the grea'est age
| Statesmen Judges, Auorneys, DOCTORS N.erey
men, professional men and Gentlemen ana La
dies Of all clnsscs. all over the world pear les
timonv that we do fIt sny too much IN It's Ia
vor Rsud.the following, and judge:
= Hlcs6eY GROVE. St. Charles Co., NO.
H. Nov. 10, 1857.
Peop. O. J. w&pSsDear Sir: Some time last
summer We were>induced 10 use sonle so' ou you.
IInir Restorative md its effects were 80 won
1arful. we feel it our duty to you and the at /
ficted, to report It, ,ho.,
It nerf.ctly covered with sores. and Some calico u
sculd head The hnir almost e"t'rely came "f.
r. IN consequence. when friend. seeing his SUI
e cor,pos advised us to to use your KestoraIl'e'
lie we did so with little hone OF success out 10
y our surprisc and that of all our irends' very
ot few aprlications removed the disease ent'rey'
III onL a new md Iuxuriant crop of hair soon
stnrted ont. and we can now cay that our BOY
\ ha. "a healthy a scalp. and ns luxur'ant q crop
nf hair as any other child. We can. therefore
)l and do hereby. recommend your Restorative
as a perfect remedy for all disenses ot the sca'P
he ana "'"' GEO W. HIGGINBOTHAM,
On. SARAH A. HIGGlNBOTHAM.
p,ov Woop-Dear Sir: My hair had. ior
several years, been becoming Prenatureiy gray
- occo muaued by harshness which rendered
~ constant application Of oil necessary 10
dressing it. When I commenced using Son.
Hair Restorative about two months ago u "a
in that condition and having continued III
use till within the last three weeks ~ "aS .u' :"
Z, cd to its natural color. and assumed soitnes
ard lustre greatly to be preferred To those nro
duced by the application OF oils or any o!ne
preparation have ever used. regaru :.
an indispensable article for every iadys tone
whether to he used as Hair Restorative or i'
the simple purpose Of dressing or beau''iy,n
the hair Yom have permission to refer TO n
. ali who entertain any doubt of its Periorm'n
all that 10 e''"eo '0' - MRS c. sEMoNDs,
CEN c,no;rnau. O., Feb. 10. sb7l. ia Third
WELLINGTON, Mo-, Dec. g. 1887
Pkop. Woop-Denr Sir: BY the advice o. o.
friend Of mine, who had been using your ha
. Restorative. I was induced to try It, NJ
the fever. some time last May, anH near.y :.
,:~.. erv hair in my head came ont. Now my NJ
l.,eu' bcs come in a great deal thicker than ever
Wheat was. No'n"s ~ ~ o,hsrs who are aft,
have been w"ua INDUCE me ssots so
1t is this Pu"'ie az r.. prof w ood's lair Resto
works nave rec'i'1, -. n.snectfuIlv
paired tive yours fe'p'A A. R. JACOBS
Gu " The Restorative is put up in bottles OF sI
par viz large, medium and small the small D,
pint. and retas Tor one oU,,ss sn, per nsr Tos e.
,rs. more mo in proportion than the small, retail.
Cotton two dollars per bottle tho large hoias 4u
made. 40 per cent moro in proportion ana re'ah'
extern a. A. bottle.
Ary to OsJ. WOOD d CO" Propr'e.o s q. -
in this Louis No.
> very eB- And eo'd BY AL gooo Or"ss"'~ on"
that is cy Goods Dealers.
of the Anril 20, 1s59.8u,.