South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-12-14
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Ofaiithe compounds which the ohemist's
arr have given to the world, for hund reds
OF years, for the purpose Of restoring the
nair 70 It's natural growth and cplor, not
one mas oeen perfect Many Of the hair
dressings OF the day are excellent, but the
great mass OF the stufis sold for promoting
inc growth and bringing back the original
ooior,are mere humbugs, while not a few
are positively pernicious in their effects
upon the scalp and the structure OF the
hair. All hair dyes are we'll known 70
chemists as more or less poisonous, be-
cause the change In color In artificial. and
1oes not depend upon q restoration OF the
functions or the scalp 70 their natural
ucalth and vigor. Tie falling out OF the
hair, the accumulstions OF dandrur. anil
ne premature change I'm color, are
All evidences OF diseased condition OF
The scalp and the glands which nourish
ne hair. TO arrest those causes the art-
SIC used must possess medical as well an
chemical virtues, and the change must
oegin under tho SCALP to be OF permanent
ana lasting benefit. Such an article has
oeen discovered, aud like many other
wonderful discoveries 4. Is found to oon-
Ast OF clements almost In their natural
state Petroleum oil rs the article which,
made 20 work such extraordinary ro-
suits; but II IL after the best refined arti-
ne has been chemically treated, and com
Pete.y deodorlzed, that IL Is ia proper
Ondition for the toilet. 1t WIS i'm fnr-oY
RUSSIA that the effects OF petroleum upon
behair were first observed; Government
,fficer having noticed tina: partially bald
beaded servant OF his, when trimmin.
he lamps, had n habit Of wipinx his oil.
oesmeared hands In his scanty locks, an
,he result was, In a few months, a much
oner head OF black, glossy hair than he
syer had before. The oil was tried on
oorses and cattle that had lost their hair
rom the cattle plague, and the results
we're as rapid as they were marvellous.
The names and even the tails OF horses.
which had fallen out, were conpIetelv
;estored In few weeks. These export
nents were heralded " the world, but
.he knowledge was practically useless
~ no one in the civilized society
Duld tolerate the use OF rennod
1etrOleum a. a dressing for the hair. But
'he skill or one OF our chemists las over
ome tho difficulty, aud by a proceas
Known only ~ himself he has, amer very
elaborate and costly experiments, aue.
coded In deodOrizing refined petroleum.
which renders Il susceptible or being han,
He'd as daintily ~ the famous eau de co
.o0ns. The experiments with the deodor-
700 liquid, on tho human hair, were AZ
ended with the most astonishing rssulfs
few applications, whore the hair was tliu
and faling, gave remarkable tone and viz
or - tho seal aud the hair, and the natural
SloI Dek1n 70 appear almost from the
stapplication. Every particle oTdaudran
disappears on the first or second dressing
snd tho liquid, % searching In It's nature.
seems " penetrate 70 the roots ~ once
and set up radical change from the start,
10 ~ we'll known that the most beautiful
,olors are made from petroleum., and by
sDme mysterious operation OF nature the
80 oI this article gradually ifnparta a
beautiful light brown color 10 the hair.
ghiot ~ continued use, deepsns 70 .
black he color remains permanent for
an indefinite length Of time, and the
ehsnRs ~ 10 gradual that tho most lnti.
mats friends can eysrcsiy detect ~ pro.
gresa. Tn word, u ~ the most wonder.
fui discovery % The age. and we'll
calculated - make TIE prenaturely bald
and gray rejoice. The naIna Carlo
line has been given % the article, aud ~
puf up On o neat and attractive manner
@nd odd ~ al dealers In Drugs and MsdL
ane4 Price one Dollar q bottle
ksnnedT a Co, PittsDurg. Pa. Genera
sFsuis - ne United states and cansdas
We siFins oar readers 70 givs Il a trial
f-siina ~4llsnsd that one Application viz
ounFiuos thesn % ~ wonderful sdecsa.