Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1861-04-05
HE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
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THE BALD AND GRAY.


| Many, since the eat discovery Of Prof. Wood
have attempted not only to initiate but profess 10
I have discovered something that would produce re-
cults Identical; but they have all come and gone
| being carried swayby the wonderful results Of
Prof Woods preparation, and have been forced to
leave the field to its resistless sway. Read the
/ following
Bath, Maine, April 18th. 1859.
Prof. Q. J. Wood CO.-Gen s-The letter |
wrote you IN 1856, concerning your valuable Hair
Restorative, I'd which you have published in this
vicinity and elsewhere has given rise to numer-
Gus enquiries touching the facts in the case. The
enquiries are, first, is il fact Of my habitation
and name, stated in the communication second
Is 1t true Of all therein contained third, does nv
hair still continue to be in good order and Of nat
ural color ? To all l can and do answer invaria-
bl yea My hair is even better than in any stage
Of my life for 40 years past more soft, thri fly
and better colored the same is true of my W his
kers and the only cause why it is not generally
true, IS that the substance is washed of by fire.
quent addition of the face. when if care were
used IN wping the face in close connection with
the whiskers, the same result will follow as tho
l have been in receipt Of great number of let
tiers from all parts Of New England, asking me if
my hair still continues to be good as there is 50
much fraud in the manufacture and sal of var il /,
Gus compounds as well this it has no doubt /
been basey initiated and been used. not only with
but any good effect, but TO absolute injury have
uol Useu any CT your heStOrdtlNe oil any account j
Tor some months, and yet my hair is good as 4
ever, and hundreds have examined ii with sur !
prise as am now 81 years old and lot gray /
hair in my head or on my face; and &c prove the /
pact, send you lock of my hair taken til.
bast week. received your favor Of two auare |
bottles last summer, for which am very eratefulI
gave 1t TO my friends and thereby induced them
to try it many were skeptical until after trial.
aid then purchased and used il with universal
success. Will ask "a favor, that you send me a
ties. % tich con discover fraud in the Restors
tive, sold by many fear, without authority from
you a p1re articAe will insure success, and l
believe Whero 8 % effects 40 not follow the fail
uTe IS caused by the impure article, which curses
the irventor Of the good. l deem it nv dutv as
heretofore, to keep you apprised of the continued
effect on my hair, as l assure all who euouire of
me OF my mistaken opinion of it's valuable re-
eul Iremain, dear sir, yours,
A. c. RAYMOND.
Aaron's Run, Ky. Nov. 80. 1853
frot u ). Wood-Dear Sir-I wouio certainIv
be DONG you great injustice not to mako know
20 tAe world, the wonderful, as we'll as the unex
pccted result have experienced from using one
oottic OF your Hair Restorative. After using cy-
'Fy klnd CT Restorative extant, but without sDa.
'e:s' ana hnding my head nearly destitute Of
lalr, was finally induced to try a bottle of vor-
Hair Restorative. Now, Caudor and iustics I'm
Iei me 10 announce to whoever may read tbis
nat nov possess new and BEAUTIFUL growth of
iair' which pronounce richer and hapdsoIuer
nan the original was. will therefore take oc-
- ,1 70 recommend this invaluable remedy TO {
ILL who may feel the necessity of it
Respectfully yours,
REV. S. ALLEN BLOCK.
+. e.-Ihi' testimonial of my appropriation for
our valuable -aaiicine (as you are aware an "a
nsolIcited-but if you think Ii worthy a ulsce 1
I'd sag nothing. 0'' N'''''' :
Yours, &c, san
Ane restorative is put up in bottles Of three
,es, viz: large, medium. and sm.ii. ,ba III
oids LIZ pint, and retails for ons dollar re-, :
que; the medium holds at least twenty per cent
0Ie N proportion than tee smaIl. retaiIs Tor two
oLiafs per bottle; the large hol Is quart 40 per
NJ more in proportion, and retaiIg for s3 .
u ): WOOD CO., Propriotors. IA Broadvav a
CIV 1ork' and ll5 Market Street, ST. Louis. No, D
callers. ~ II
Oct, 1860. dra u