M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-03
HsvinE Proc Is 70 SIR rrF rec Is''' e. 70
EXpEL 1HEDOUBI
OF ALL!

haVing froois - sH cpf rec lSW' Is"
EXPEL 1HEDOUBI
OF ALL!
EoR Statesmen, Judges, Editors, Pbyslansosii
the olest seLe OILS as we'll as new, give it n
unqualified sanction, and recon mend It for ale
eases Of eTupuons, I'D diseases Of the Fchlp tae
orainj but all who have used It, unite In tes.
tnfying that will preserve the hair fTCm be-
ing gray, srd rom falling to any sgt, as WSllA
restore. Read the folqwing-
ST. Louis, July 10th 1Uo
o.J. WooD, ESQ.,: Dear Sir:-Allow nv the
Pleasure and satisfaction TO tTantmit to ven the
beReieIa effects OF your lair Restorative, afteS
trial oflve years. cCnmenced using yopT
RestorRtiVeiM January, 1855, since 6hich lime
] have not beeL without bottle en- hard
When commenced inc use, my hair Eas quits
thin, and at least one third Rrs5 eW appil-
cations stopped its falling, and In three weeks
time there was not gray hair to be found ,nOith.
er has there been up to this time.
After my hair was completely restored, ] eaa-
inued its use by applying lwO OF three timer per
month. My hal has ever continued healthy
soft and glossy, and my scalp perfectly free from
dandruf. do not imagine the iaets aboys
mentioned Will be of any particular advantage
TO ysu, or even fatter your vanity at this late
day, a. am well aware they are all well known
already, and eve;. more wonderful ones through
outthe Union. have occupied my time in trAV-
hllnR TUG greater part OF lne lust three years.
END have taken pride and pleasure In Tecen-
mending your Restorative and exhibiting its sf-
fects in my own case. In several instances 7
have met with people that have -onounced itA
humbug; saying tney had used j, without effect.
In every instance, however, IL proved by prob
ing the matter, that they had not used your arti.
Gle at all, but had rsed some new article, said v
be as good as yours, and selling at about halfthO
price. have noticed two or three articles my4
self. advertised as above, which have no douk.
,are humbugs. 1t is astonishing that people W.
pRtronize an article ofno reputation, when there
Is a. at hand that has been proved beyond
Apparently, some Of those chnrlntnns have net
brains enough TO write an advertisement, a.
notice they have copied yours, word for word 4
several instances, merely inserting some eth =
name in place of yours.
have, within the past five years. seen ana
talked with more than two thousand persons that
have used your preparation with perfect success
some for badness, gray hair, dandrufi, scald
head, and every disease the scalp and mead are
subject to.
called to see you. personally, at your plsss
Of business here, but learned you were livingin
New York.
You are At liberty to publish this or to refer
parties to me, Any communication addressed
to me. care box 1920, will be promptly AnswST-
ed. Yours, truly,
JAMES wHITE,M.D.
On. wooD: Dear Sir:--Permt me to sxprsa
the obligations am under for the entire rsstor
alton Of my hair to its original color; about tn
| time Of my arrival in the United States 1t was
rapidly becoming gray, butupcn the application
of your "Hai. Rest orative" itso0n recovered its
original hue. l consider your Restorative a. .
y6.y wonderful invention, quite effcncious -
well as agreeable. S. THALBERG.
The Restorative isput up in bottles Of sizes,
viz: large, medium and small; the small holds
u pint, and rctails for one dollar per bottle;-
the medium holds at least twenty percent. more
in proportion than the small, retailsfor tn dol
lars per bottle; the large holds a quart ~ per
cent more in proportion, and retails for three
dollars per bottle.
D. j. WOOD 4 Co., Proprietors, 44A Broad
ew York, ard ia Market Street. st. Lou
sold by all good DruEgists and FANG
Dealers.
EOr Prof. o. J. Woods Hair Restorative
lueyour money--ysh h-ains-tam