The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-05-27

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sHE ,SEBE+fsE2 PEI -aSH-soS >e'Li
+ FFoeRasF1YEsMEN, JUDGES. oIERGYMEN:
Indies and Gentlemen, in all parts of the world
h~testffy to the efficacy of Prof. O. j.. Wood s HAIR
REST rative, and gentlemen of the Psess arc Tpani-
monsin IFS praisess a fesv testin0sie s onIy 1ean be
here given see circular for mere, md il will be
|6H lad Al all street. N. V. Dec E2effl: i 1851
+ fGENTLEMEH: y our note Of the sl5thslnst.I has
been RECEIVED saying that you had heard that 4 had
beeh benefited Ly TIC use of Woods lair ltostora-
tive. and requesting my certificate to the fact ifz
no objection TO it. o
+ Jaward it to- YOU 3heeTfull yd because / tkinkct
dae! My age is aboat SO years; the color of n y
hair is anburn, and inclined 20 curl Some five ers
six years since it began TO turn gray. ana ne scalp
on ts,e crown of nv heal TO lose ITS s~ensibiffy and
Ira draf to form up0nsit.l Each ofthesel disagree
abilitiesincreased with time, and tho II four months
since a fourth was added 10 Them py halrsiati1ngs
tn top of my bead and threatening to ma e ms.
ioatq1bas ,eHlsod fas@assypa 9 81 bsib s1n 2
I'd Ms aa11ppIe a 81 Z pss iissa.at. I was iatqes,tO
try woods Hair Restorative, mainly to arrestthe
tion that gray hair could ever be resi- ored to its or-f
fginal, color except from dyes u was however,
geitly surprised % find after the use OF two bottles
= q 1Slodr wis restored tofffegray hairs and sensiS
b;ii, a Raaa r ap5sanddandrsu cease d. ofoFmc oD
oh to the gratlhcallOn OF my witt
- ionI Was induced 1oLuyit.
= ~ many other Obligations [ owe to
nor {giy med all husbands VIII
alug4[tfpIio of their wives to profit by my.
sSid! RS'saitsySTy ssspeetsaHy,
81 'Ros al ai1Ss BEN A. E3vENrEf.ia
TO. j. Wood s. Co. 4444g, Bros dway. New Iork
fairly ire absent from The city, AMI, y ! an
no l5ngor at Mol ~Garro1placeS t2A7:St@9 Hs :
.ods Hi-i4 siamaston,, Ala, July 10th; 1885?
siTo, Prof. Woo: Dear Sir: You, s.Restorai1e,@
has done my hair so much good sihcel cenanencsd
the use OF II, that Iswisht to mike known-to the pub
lie of its effects on thu hair which are greatTiqa
man or WOMAN may be nearly deprived of hair. and1
by a resort 30 yogralIair Restorative,' the hair. will
return more beautiful than ever at least this is M.
Yours trnlg. WI. II. kenny.
P.s.-yeuzcau publish the above If Yen Ike. =
By puhlishalg in our Southern papers 5ou will
more patla-o q south. Il see several of } our certif-
icates in the bile Mercsrg, a stEong Southern IA
woe.@sHAIR RESTORATIVE.
Professor O.. ]. Wood: Dear Sir Having had
tho misfortune to lose the best portion Of my hair.
from the fleets, of the yellow fever in New Orleans
in 1851. l was in 1uced TO make a trial OF your
preparation, and found it to answer as the very
thing needed Ny hair is now ihicb and glossy,
and no words can express my soblig4tions to you
In giving to the afflicted such p treasprc. stoaae Il
ssss@o finley JOHNSON.
The restorative Is put up in bottles of three sizes,
large. medium sand snlnll: the small holds 1T int
and ratails for one dellar Per bettle: the.mediuu,
holds at least twenty per cent more in proportion
than, the small, retailss for tyoa dollars per bottle;
he large holes s a Gus sas5.. . 4o il cent more in pEcne+
= q. ]. w0oDl& {, Proprietors, 4I4 Broadwny.d
New York. and II Market street, SesLouis, Mo. /
And sold by al tgood Druggists. sssz .Nst4 I'D