The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-01-28
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NOUS in. its HHaises .iAsfsx i~tsstineaies onlyscaRTbe
here given: see circular for more, rand il will be
impossible for you to doubt.
E7Ralstreets ". Y.Cpee729th; 1883.
GESFLEnES: Your mote Of the 18th inst, hos
been received, sayihgthat you had heard that I had
| been benefited iy the use of Woods Hair Rosfgfae
i've iand n equesiing mygcertifcate totAetfA6t if 4
mo objection to it. GsGaisnsusfst Isse
awardit to you vheerfully, because I think it
due. MY age Is about SO yoars ,s'f6ssa coIor. Of my
hair is anbprn, and incliqed to sgr1P Some Eve or
six years since it began to turn gray, and the scalp
on the crownreE my head to dose its seasibfty and
drandruf to form upon it. Each ct these disagree
since q fourth was added to them. by hair falling
off she top of my seadaand hreateninefoa e me
bald.
In this unpleasant predicamsnt, I Was induced to
try Woods Hair Restorative mainly to arrest the
falling off of my hair, for had really no expecta-
ton that gray hairseould ever sersstuEeditoitstor-
iginal color except from dyesyi IzTas.howeyers
greatly surpgisedto1 find. after thu usesof two totNes'
only, that not onlyEwas the falling off arrested but
the color was restored to the gray hairs and sensiz
bihty to the scalp, and daudruf ceased to form on
my hrutH, very much tn the gradfeatidno fm wife,
at whose solicitotioq Twas inaucsdStostry it, II
- or ms, among the many oDligatlons l. owe to
her sex, e stronglssrecomfnehdfallshusbnnds who
value the admiration of theif. wives to profit Bysmyl
exampe;l and use itjfg ggay or growing bald.
hf Very Observation-Disclosures fRg Ia
Too j. Wood & Co., 444 B~readway, New York.
|. familyoaresabsenl from the cit y, pandI am no
longer at Nsa11 Carol Plae-.Ht ii bstgfifs eSaaI
- sezHSiama ston, Ala.,0uly 2otk;8 1859.
ITO Prof. Dear Sir y YournssRestofative'
has done my hair so much good sineeI eommenced
the use Of it, that 1 wish to make known 10 the pub
lie of its effects O. sthe'hair which 'are great. A
or woman may he neariydeprived of hair, and
by a resort to your Hair Restorative the hair will
return more beautiful than ever; at least this is my
experience. Believe it ALL -qeio
.Sfi Yours truly, rs WM. H.. KENNY.
p S.[You can publish the above if you like
BY publishing in our Southern papers you will get
more patronage south. . ses several of cur certif-
.icates ii the Mobie MeEeafSsa strpng Southern pa
80, WOODS HAIR REsTgRAgfyE. 80 at
Professor O.. J. Wood: Dear; SIR !. Having had
tho ,pisfortanssto lose the best poTtiSn Of nay hair.
from the sfaets ofthe yellow fever. il, New Orleans
in 1851. W in 1uced TO make astriaf of ySdr
preparations, nnd- found tito answer as. the Sefy
thing Reeded. My hair is now thick and glossy,
andf no words can express my obligations to you
In givineio the afflicted such a treasure.
q. IL FINLEY, Johnson
The restorative is put up in bottles Of three sizes,
viz: large. medium, and small; the sPPan holds ] pint
and retails for one dellar per bette; the mediums
than thessmall, retails for two dollars per bottle
the largeBclds a quart. 40 per ceEt morein pre- Resf
ton, andgetails for three dollars
AOt WOOD s. CO., Proprietors, Ala Broad FaA
New York, and ia Market street, St. Louis, Mo
And oldb ~ all good Druggists.