The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-02-11
!. WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. I
AN ARTICLE III At WILL MAKE TIE BALD
=, :, AND THE GRaY-IEADED REJOICE. -


OF nil The, compounds which the chemists art
have given to the world for hundreds Of years for
the purpose of restoring the hair to- lis natural
growth and color not one has been perfect. Many
of the hair. dressings of the day are excellent but
the great mass of the stufs sold for promoting The
growth and bringing back the original color are
mere humbuss, while not 4 few are posltyely.p per-
nicous In their effects UPON the scalp and the struc
ture of tho hair All balr: dyes are vel known to
chemists as more or less poisonous, because the
cnange in color Is artificial. and does not depend
upon restoration effthe functions OF the scalp 70
their natural health and vigcr. The falling-out or
the hair, the accommodation OF dandr1E and the pre-
mature change In color, are all evidences OF dis
eased condition of the Ecalp and the glands 5tch
rourish the hair To arrest these causes the article
used must possess medical us we'll as chemical viz
tues. aud The chanGe must begin Kinder lhescap TO
be of permanent and lasting benefit. Such an arti-
Gle has been discovered. and like many other Won
derful discoveries, it is found to consist of clements
almost in their natural state Petroleum ell Is tue
article which IS made 10 work such extraordinary re-
suits bt tits after the best refined article has been
chemically treated and completely Geodorized that
1t is In proper condition for the toilet. II was IN
far-otf Russia that the effects Of petroleum upon
Ike hair were. FIRST observed: a Government officer
having noticed that partially bald headed servant
OF his, when trimming The lamps, had habit OF
wiptng his ol-besmeated hands In his scanty locks
and the result was. IN a few months, much finer
head OF black. glossy hair than be ever had before
The o! WAS tried on horses and cattle that had los.
their hair from the cattlep!agueS and the results
We're rapid as they were marvellous. Tire names,
and the tails, OF horses WHICH had fallen out,
were completely restoredfn:a few weeks. These ex-
permcn,s were heraded 10 the world but the know
ledge was practically useless The preIua urely bald
and gray, as ne one in the civilized society could
tolerate the use OF refined petroleum as dressing
for: the hair. But the skill or one or our chemists
has overcome lhe difficulty. and By process known
on;yito himself lie has, after very elaborate and
costly experiments, succeeded IN deodortzing refined
petroleum., which renders st susceptible Of being
handled as duntily as The famous eau de cologne.
The experiments with the deodor,zed liquid on the
human hair were attended with the mostastonisf-
ing results. Anew applications, where The hair was
thin and falling ga We remarkable tone and yigorto
the scalp and the hair, and the natural color began
toappear almost from the first application. Every
particle of daldru disappears on The first or second
ore,sing and tire liquid, searching in ITS! nature,
seems to penetrate TO The roots al once and ses up
radical change from The start It well known that
The most beautiful coors are made from petroleum,
and by some mysterious operation of nature the use
OF this article gradually inparls beautiful light
brown color to The hair. which,. by continued use,
deerens 10 black. The color remains permanent
for an indefinite length Of time, and the change Is
so gradnaltlat The mostntinate frientscaH scarce
Nv detect its progress Ina word, it Is the most Won
derru discovery of the age, and well calculated 10
make The prematureiy bald and gray rejoice. The
name Carbolne has been given to the article, and IS
put up In neat and attractive manner, and sold by
all dealers in drugs and medicines. Price, One Dol
lar q, bot tea fft II = ~
kennedy, 8 Co., Pittsburgh, Penn, - General
Agents for the United States and G;anada: q ! !;
i Weadyise readers to- give 1t trial, feeling
satisfied that one application wiz convince them OF
It's wonderful effects - 2 ~LS' fe 11.d1twit ,