Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-21
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DOR Statesmen, Judg IS, Editors Physicians Of the
Oldest schools we'll as new, give it their unqualified
sanction and End it for II of erptionS,
and dis eases of thu ITO an tbrln but all who nave
used it, unite in tesfying that will preserve the hair
from being from falling to any aga, as well
OAK Grove, S. c.. June, oath. 1859
RRoF 0. J. WOOD: d ar Slr:-Yonr Hair Re!tora-
i've IS rapidly gaming p?piarity IN this community,
have occasionto lay pref ldc' adia, AMI give your
Hair Restorative perfect test -
During the year 1854, was unfortunate as to be
thrown from my sukv aqansa rock near the road'lde
from which my head received most terrible blow:
causing great deal of irritation, which communicated
tnhe brain and external surface Of tho ad from the
effects Of which nv hltr we ilty Htroyed over the
entire surface Of the head. From the time first dis
covered its dropping however up to The time of its
total disappearance [ employed everything 1 could
think OF, being professional man myself, and, as
finally defeated in prescription advanced.
These and no other circumstances induced me to
resort your worthy Hail Restorative which have
every to bell eve. produce very happy result:
two months after the first application, had as beau
full head of young hair as | ever saw, for which
certainly owe YOU my mst sincere thanks. Rest
assured dear sir shall rec )mn.ni your remedy to
all enquirars moreover. | shalt use my Influence,
which fl utter myself to say, is not little,
You Gun publish this il you think proper.
Yours very re 'p3stfIlly NJ J. WRIGHT, NJ,
Office Of the IeHers1 lAn Phlippi Va. Dec II, 1853
Dear Sir II feel it ny duty a; wall my pleasure,
to state to you the following Circumstance, which you
can use as vol think proper. gentleman of this
pIdcea Id SlHce youth;
so much D. that he was compiled to wear wig lie
was induced to bottle Of voIr lir Restorative"
which he liked very mI3h aud after using some two
three bottles his hair gre ont quite luXurianty and
he now has hands head OF rr. The gentleman's
name is Bradford and he is very we'll known in
adjoining counties, many persons can testify to the
truth Of this state 1t give it to you at tha request
ofMr. Bradford You can sell greatdaa of your Hair
restorative in This and the adjoining counties if you
have The proper agents. Yours, &c,
THOMPSON SURGHN0R.
DE-. WooD: Dear Sir: Permit M to expres1 the
obligations am u1dar f)' the entire restoration of my
hair to its Orginl clOr; lb) the the time of my
rival in the United States it RAPIDLY becoming gray
but on the lplo l5oI OF your Hair Restorative it
soon recovered its original hue ccnder your Restora
tive very wonderful invention, quite efG lcious
well as agreeable S. THALBERG.
The Restorative is put up in bottles ofthree Sizes viz
large medium and small; The small hold Il pint, and
retails for dollar bottle; the medium holds at
least twenty par cent moe in proportion than the
small, rethS for two dollars per bottle; the large
holds a quart A. pr cent, more in proportion and
re'aiIs for three dollars per bottle.
o. WOOD & Co. Proprietors 44i Broadway,
New York AMI III VI l"ket Street, ST. Louis, Mo
And sold By all god Druggists AMI Fancy Goods
Dealers. fmtf