The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-08-30

IT Is NOT TOO MUCH To SAY
SINCE ALL,
OLD AND YOUNG.
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH;
That Prof. Woods Hair Restorative
VIII preserve inJaRiJ!y the sro,rih and color OF
TIE hair, If used two ur Uiree times a week, To
any imaginable ago. Perfectly restore The
gray, cover the bald with natures own orna-
mont, the hair; make II more soft and heaut-
iui than amy oil, and preserve the scalp tree
from all disease to the greatest age. States.
men, Judges, Attorneys, Doctors, Clcrgymen,
Professional men, and gentlemen and ladies "i
All classes, all over the world, bear testimony
that We do not say too much IN its hvor.-
Read the following and Judge;
lliuEOY GWovg,
I. Charles CO.. Nn., Nov. TO- 1851.
PHoF. q ]. Wuup- Dear sji: -onic time last
summer we we're induced to use some OI your
li1r Restorative, and its elects were So won
derfnl, we feel ii our duty to you and the ri.
ilictod, to report.
our little sons head for some time had been
perfectly covered with sores, and some called
II Scild Head. The hair almost entirely came
oil in consequence. when Il friend seeing his
sniterlngs, advised us To use your Restorative;
we did 81 with little hope ot success, but Ia
our surprise, and that uf AL our friends. II very
few applications removed the disease entirely,
and II new and luxuriant crop Of hair soon
started out, and we can now say that our boy
has ~ healthy a scalp, and IA luxuriarta a crop
ni hair ~ any other child We can. therefore,
and do hereby recommend your Restorative
rs u perfect remedy for all diseases ol the
scalp and hair. Wo are yours respectfully,
GFO. W. HlGGINBOTHAM.
SARAH A. IlIGGlNBOTl1AM.
PRoP. woop-- Dear sir. Ny hair had, for sew.
a.
accompanied by u harshness which rendered
The constant application Of oil necessary in
dressing II. When ! commenced using your
Hair restorative. about tW q months ago, II was
In that condition; and having continued its use
TIL within tho last three weeks. 1t hats turned
~ lis natural color, and assumed suftneSs
and lustei greatly tu bo preferred to- those pro.
dUCcd by the application ui oils or any other
pr rparatiun have ever used. I regard II as
au Indispensable article for every lAdv's toilet,
whether tn be used ~ HAIR Restorative or
tor The simple purpose Of dressing or bcaulify.
ing the hair. You have icrinSsion to refer to
me AL who entertain amy doubt Of It's perform.
ing all that's claimed for II.
MRs. G.. SlMONDS, III Third ST,
CECISNATi, o.. Feb. 10, 1857.
WHLLiNGroS, No.. Dec. 5. l}57
pRoP WOOD Dear sir: Br the advice Of 4.
friend uf mine, who had been USING your Hair
Restorative, Twas induced To try 1t ] had the
Fever, some time last hay, and nearly every
hair IN my head came out. Now my hair has
come IN Il great deal thicker than ever IT WAS.
Nothing buta duty and sympathy that feel 10
communicate to others who are afflicted as !
have been, would induce me tu give ihis pub
lie ackuowiodgincnt Of the heuef, have re
uciycd from Prof. Woods ilair Restorative.
Yours resi- 0ctiully,
4. Il. JACOBS.
The Restorative Us put up In bottles el three
sizes. VIZ; large, medium, and small: the smd
h0lds half II pint, ard rct,tis for oile dollar pei
bottle: tho medium holds a, least twenty PEI
centum more IN proportion than the small. re-
. lals frr two dollars per bottle; the large hold,
I 4 quart, forty per centUu more in proportion,
and rctails tor s3 boti
o. j. WOOD ~ CO.. proprie,ors.
liI Broadway. New York, and
III Market st., ST. Louis, Mo-.
: And sold by all ~ d prugsldr and Fancy
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