South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1878-01-18
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Otaiit the compounds which tho chemist's
Az nave given 20 tho world, for hund rods
o. years, for tho purpose OF restoring tie
nsir 70 It's natural growth and color, nos
one mas been perfect Many OF the hair
dressings OF tho day are excellent, but tho
great mass OF the stufis sold for promoting
the growth and bringing back the original
ooior,aro mere humbugs, while no; n fow
are positively peruicious in their effects
upon the scalp md the structure OF the
hair. All hair dyes arc we'll known Ia
chemists as more or lcss poisonous. bo-
cause the change I'm color ia artificial. and
soes not depend upon a restoration OF the
aunS.,ons OF the scalp 10 their natural
ncsitl and vigor. Tie falling out OF the
nnr, the accommodations or tlandrun. and
me premature change in color. arc
All evidences OF diseased condition of
me scalp and the glands which nourish
he halr. 10 arrest those causes the arti-
ne used must possess medical as VOL az
shemica virtues, and the change rnnsr
ocSin hnder the seal To be of pornianen.
ana lasting benefit. Such an article las.
oeon discovered, and like many other
wohuertul disooverios 1t is found to con-
sst OF clements almost in their natural
'Iate. Petroleum oil In the article which
made u work such extraordinary re-
SUITS; but IL II amer the bost refined artl-
Le mas been chemically treated, and oom-
pIeteiy deodori1ed, that II is In proper
condition for the toilet Ii was In far'ofr
Russia that the effects or Detruleu,u unnu
ne hair were iirst oo.eryed; Government
,incer having noticed tina: PARTIALLY baitI-
noaucd servant OIL his, when trimming
mo lamps, had habit Of wiplng his oil.
oesniearod hands I'm his scanty locks. an 4
me result was, i'm few months, rnucf,
nner head OF black, glossy hair, than he
ever had before. Tho oil was tried on
aorses aud cattle that had lost their hair
rom the cattle plague, snd tho results
we're AZ rapid AZ thoy wero marvellous.
Ina fail 49,
which had fallen ont, were oompletely
'estored IN fow weeks. These oxpori-
nents were heralded 70 the world. bur
she knowledge was practically useless,
the preinsturely bald aud gray,
"a no one in the civilized society
Ould tolerate the nss OF refined
petroleum 40 dressing for tho hair But
'he skill or one or our chemists has oyat
ome the difficulty, and by process
Known only To himself no has, after very
elaborate and costly experimental, sue
seeded In deodorizing refined petroleum.
which renders IL susceptible OF being han.
diod a. daintily tho famous eau de CO.
o9ne. The experiments with tho deoior-
zed liquid. on tho human hair were at
sended with tie most astonishing results.
few applications, whore tho hair was thin
and fssling, gave remarkable tone aud Wig
Or 70 the scaip and the hair, and the natural
soior began 70 appear almost from the
nrstapplcatiou. Every particle ofdandruf
and the liquid, SO searching In its nature,
seems ~ penetrate 70 the roots nc once.
and set up radical change from tho start.
1t IL well known that tho most beautiful
oolors are made from petroleum., and by
some mysterious operation or nature tho
use OF this article gradually iInparts a
beautiful light brown color to the hair.
which by continued uso, deepens TO q
black. The color remains permanent for
an Indefinite length OF time, and tho
change IL 20 gradual that the most init
mate friends can scarcely detect it's pro
gress- In word, IL Is tho most wonder.
ful discovery OF the age, apd we'll
calculated TO make the prematurcly bald
and gray rejoice. The maine Carbo-
line has been given 10 the article. n,ld 4.
put up In a neat and attractive manner
and sold by all dealers In Driixs and MedI.
cines- Pr1co One Dollar bottle.
kennedy ~ Co, Pittsburg, Pa, GoneraI
agents ior the United States and Canadas.
We advise our readers 10 give IL a trial
FEELING satisfied that one application will
convince them OF its wonderful eifsctA