South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1877-12-21
a WONDERFUL DISCOVERY.
An Article That VIII Make the Raid ma
the Gray Headed ReJoiee.

Oiaiithe compounds which the chemist
art nave given To the world for hundreds
OF years, Tor the purpose OF restoring the
hAlr 10 us natural growth and color, not
one mas been perfect. MANY Of the hair
dressings OF the day are excellent. but tho
great mass or the stuiis sold for promoting
the 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 10
CHEMISTS as moro or less poisonous, be-
cause the change in color is artificial. and
does not depend upon restoration OF tho
functions OF the scalp tn their natural
uoaith ana vigor. TIE falling out or tho
nair, the accuIiIRlations OF dandruh and
tne premature change in color, aro
Nj evidences or a diseased condition of
the scalp and the glands which nourish
me hair. To arrest these causes the arti-
Ie used must possess medical as well n,
sheinlcai virtues, and the change mus.
oeRln HHdeT the seal lip - be OF permanent
and lasting benoit. such an article has
oeen discovered, and like many other
wonderful discoveries 1t il found 10 oon-
sist OF elements almost in their natural
sIate' Petroleum oil il the article which
made 10 work such extraordinary re-
'lits; but II II after the best refined arti-
:ie has been chemically treated and com
pietely deodorizod, that il is i'm proper
Ohuitlon Tor the toilet 1t was in far-oR
he hair were first Observed; a Goyernment
>Hlcer having noticed tina. partially bald
headed servant OF his, when trimming
ihe lamps, had habit OF wiping his oii.
oesmearei hands in his scanty locks, AL
;he result was, in few months. a tnI1ch
dner head of black, glossy hair. than he
ever had before. The oil WAS tried on
norsoJ and cattle that had lost their hair
rom the cattle plague, and the results
Eere as rapid as they were marvellous.
The names and oven the tails OF horses,
which had fallen out, wore completely
restored in a few weeks. These expert
nsnts were heraldel 70 the world, but
he knowledge was practically useless
20 tho prematuroly bald aud gray,
~ no ono in tho civilized society
Ould tolerate the uso OF refined
petroleum AZ dressing for tile hair. But
'he skill Of ono Of our chemists has over
some tho difficulty, and by process
Enowu only 70 himself he has, amer very
Elaborate and costly experiments, sue
seeded III doodorizng refined petroleum.,
which renders il susceptible OF being ham
died as dantily AZ the famous eau de CO.
Lo1ue The experiments with the deodor-
zed liquid. on tho human hair. were at
.endod with tho most astonishing results
Few applications, whore tho hair was thin
and failing, gave remarkabie tone and viz
Or TO the seal p and the hair, and the natural
Olor began 20 appear almOs. from tho
application. Every particle Of dandrun
disappears on tho first or second dressing,
and the liquid, 30 searching iu its nature.
seems - penetrate - the roots nj once
and set up n radical change from tho start.
1t - well known that the most beautiful
eolors are made from petroleum. and by
como mysterious operation OF nature tho
use Of tins article gradually imparts a
beautiful light brown color to the hair,
which by continued usc, deepsns to =
black. The color romans permanent for
an indefinite length Of time, and the
change - - gradual that tbs most int.
mate friends can scarcely detect It's pro
gross. 90 a word, IL Is tho most wonder.
( ful discovery " the age, and we'll
calculated to mako tho preuaturely bald
and gray rejoice. The name Carlo.
line has boon giv0n ~ tho article, and II
put up in a neat and attractive manuot
and sold 10y all dealers in Drugs and MedL
oinos. Prico one Dollar a bottle.
Kennedy & Co, Pittsburg, Pa, GonerJ
agents Tor the United States and Canada
We advise our readers 70 give IL n trial.
FEELING satisfied that ono application viii
oonylnce them Of It's wonderful shsctA.