Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1878-12-04

Of all the coInpoGn : which ne eb.,,,-.,.
given 70 the world tor hundreds Of y-,r. = ai
dose Of restoring the hair 10 it. natural - II -
color not one has cen eTf-ct Nam At 80 81
dressings Of the day are excellent. bu, ,a..-ai a.
Of the siufs sold for promoting the ,r,v.s =, -
ing baek the original color, are mere bulsi.-.
not a few are positively ? .Tu ci.u- IN tho
the scalp ana The struc ure 0f he hair. ana -
are well known 70 chem . IS more .rr. - -
because the change Of color .s artificial. AZ -,
depend on restoration O.; the functions n =. pr
10 their natural health and yizor. tn. f,r;.--'
the hair. the accunu.atious Of I-s,l-,s ~. o
premature change IN color, are all syiF-.-- y
diseased condition ot she scalp and the rI,-l. "a
flourish the hair. To- arrest thee - ~
used must possess medicinal a. NeiI Al. .b4--s-,-'
tues, and tn change must b, gin rNDzz H. .
Be Of permanent and lasting benefit. Surh 49,
has been discovered, AMI, like MANY 5tb.- -
discoveries, it is found l. consist Of elgB,.-,..
in their natural state. Petroleum oil !. ,b.,-
which is made 10 work such sxtr,1rii,,-v -. -
but 1t Is after the best article has ben cb.,-s.
treated, and completely de0doriz-d. hat e.
proper condition for the toilet Itvsas in f.---B
that the effects pi petroleum upon the hair u.- -
observed; government officer having 5i.,-r.--
that a partially bald servant Of his. VII -l--r--
the lamps Rad habit Il wiIiug his aiI-b-.-s-.-,
hands IN his scanty locks, and the resu, "a. n
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than he ever had before. The oil va. trisi d, -
and cattle that had lost their hair from -bs -,
plague, and the results were As raplf a. tb.y -.
marvellous. ! he mans and even The -siIz8s h -.
which had fallen out were completely r-s.1-.5 Il.
lew weeks These experiments were hsrsri-4 d.
world. bit the knlWlai was practically -
those prematureiy bald ard gray. as no one I-...-
lied society could tolerate the Use OF refined pr-
as dressing for the hair. But the -k III = one . r.
chemist has overcome The difficulty. arf hvs --
cess known only 20 hin self. he has. after y.-v -,
and elaborate experiments, succeeded IN d-.I.-..
refined petroleum, which renders il slsrgurtf. .
being handled as daintily a. the famous EAR nal.
LOGSE- The experiments vi b the de,d5riz-i ~.
tonishing results few applications rh-r- rs- FL,
was thin and falling, gave remarkable tone aa1 v.
to the scalp and hair. Every particle q .ri---.
appears on the fiTst or second dressing ar -t- I.
81 searching in its nature, seems % r-u-rr,.- -5
roots at once and st up a radical change fr--.-
start. IL Is well known that the most bsaur.sr- La,
are made from petroleum, and, By some my.t--. -.
operation, the of this article gradually ir,,.
a beautiful hght-brOwn color 20 the hair vhi.b b.,
continued use, deepens 10 a black. The caIorrsu,r,
permanent for an indefinite length q time. AM pa
change Is 50 gradual that the most iu,imlt. ..r
can scarcely detect is Pr gress. L. word IL : .
most wonderful discovery of the age, sud vel ca 4.
lated 70 make the premaJurely bald and gray rs
We advise our readers to give it a trial f.---s...
isfed that one application Sil convince tI-u .E-i
wonderful ecect,.-" Pitisburs Couu-f,.lI- ., y..
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