The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-23
IT IS NOT TOO MUCH TO SAY
SINCE ALI.
OLD AND YOUNG,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH;

,OLD AND 1OONU,
AFFIRM ITS TRUTH;
VIZ:
That Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
viii preserve inJah,Jiy the gro,cth and color nf
the hair, II used two or three timesa week, 70
any Imaginable age Perfectly restore the
gray, cover the bald with natures own orna-
ment. the hair; make II more sofl and oeautl-
ful than any oil, and preserve the scalp froc
from all disease to the greatest age. States
men. Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, C'orRymen,
Professional mon. and gentlemen and ladies' of
all classes, all over the world. bear testimony
that we do not say too much IN its iavor.-
Read the following and judge;
IItckoRY GROVE.
I. Charles cn.. No.. Nov. ~. 1851.
PRor. o J. WovD-Dcar sir: Some tlnic las,
Summer we were induced to use some OF your
iair Restorative, and its ELECTS were 80 won
dcrfl, we feel II our duty 10 YOU and the al
fliCted, to report.
Our little sons hcad far some time had been
perfectly covered with sores, and snmn called
it scald Head. The hair almost entircly ca,iie
OF IN consequence, when friend. seeing ms
sufferlngs, advised us tn use your Restofatlve;
we did So with little hope ~ success, hut tn
nur surprise, and that of all our friends. a very
few applications removed the disease entirely,
and new and luxuriant crop OF hair soon
started out and we Gan now say that our n"N
has AS healthy scalp, and ~ luxnr,antar crop
of hair ~ any other child. We can, thcreiore'
and do hereby recommend your Restorative,
~ Il perfect remedy fur all diseases oi the
scalu and hair. We are yours respectfully,
GEO. W. ilGGlNBOTHAM.
SARAH A. HlGGlNBuTHAM.
Paoy, woon- Dear sir. Ny hair had, for sew.
eral years, been becoming promatureiy gray
accompanied by n harshness which rendcred
tho constant application Of oil necessary IN
dressing II. When | commenced using your
Hair Restorative, about two months ago twas
In that condition: AMI having continued us use
III within the last three weeks. II ldS turned
to its natural color, aud assumed u snttness
and lustei greatly To he preferred to those pro-
duced by the application nt oils or any 'the
preparation have ever used. regard u ~
AN indispensable article tnr every ady's toilet
whether tn ho used as \ Hair Restorative NJ
fnr the simple purpose Of dressing or bcauiiiy
ing tho hair. You have permission tn refer IL
me all who entertain any doubt uf its orfnrm
ing all that is claimed for u.
MRs. G. SIMONDS, III Third 81.
2 CiscissAri, o., Feb. TO- 1857.
wgLLIsdToS, Mo-, Dec. 5, 1857.
PRoP. wonp- Dear sir: Bv the advice UC
friend Of mine, who had been using your liii
: Restorative, Twas induced To try IL had th'
Fever, some time last May, and nearly ever!
{ hair in my head came out. Now my hair ha
. come IN \ great deal thicker than ever u was
!, Nothing but u duty and sympathy that feel Il
communicate To others who are afflicted IN
: have been. would induce me to give this pub
+. lie nowedgmcnt of the honent ] have ~
: ceived from Prof. Woods Hair Restorative.
Yours respectfully, .
n x. II. JACOBS.
u The Restorative Is put mp in bottles Of tlirc
q sizes viz: large, medium, and small; the sm'
: holds half Il pint. and retails for one dollar pt
II bottle; the medium holds at least twenty p,
v centum more in proportion than tho small, r
q tails for two dollars per bottle; the large holt
o quart, forty per centuw more In propor,io
and retails for 81 a botf
:, q. j. WOOD i co., PrnprietCrH,
!, 4I4 Broadway, New York, ~
/, ia Market ST., 81. Louis, Mo
= And sold by all good Druggists and Fant
= iGOodsDealers. lJuhe 2z, iSbo-'ma'