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-oOsarJL D~ISCOVERYl


.~n0eHr0L DIScOvERYI
~ A ga ~ - ~ FAW-
b IN IL.
A8aas.sl7E0 EXTRACT or PETROLEUM.
The only Article that wK Restore
Hair on Bald Heads.
WHAT TIE WORLD HAS BEEN
EANTIEe FOR CENTURIES.
fae greatest discovery OF our day. 80 fer as a
''t-s ~loftlon OF Humanity l. concerned, is Cam
soltS.. an article prepared from Petroleum, and
. aich effects a ~corAplete and radical care In case
Of p%a'dncss, or Were the hair, owing 70 diseases OF
the scalp, has become thin and tends 10 fall ont.
It's also a speedy restorative. and, while its use
secarGs a lnNnriant growth OF hair, II also brings
back the natural color, and gives the most COM
piete Satisfaction 81 the using. The falling out OF
the hair. the denominations Of dandr1n, ana tho
Prensinrc charge " color, atcia all evidences Of a
di'-a'sd condi;loa OF iac scalp and the glands
width noarish the hair. 10 arrest taosc causes
~ HIAiff NNtit thlitl tOAoes1 MtuitA as WCll ~
eiflulcai virtues, aud the change must begin sadsr
the scalp TO be OF permanent and lastiug bcnsat.
Such an article Is CAnBoLtNE, and like many
o;arr wonderful discoveries II iB found TO consist
of eicments almost In their natural stale. Petro-
leuui oil Is the srtIiic which Is made to work such
extraordinary results; but II Is after It has been
ehc,nicaily treated aud completely deoiorlIed that
"a ~ proper cosdition fort the toilet, II was In
iar-of .lesia tia, the effect OF petroleum upon the
hair was hrst observed, a Government onicer hAv-
IyR noticed tlat 4 partially ba,d-hcaded servant
1fhis, when trimming the lamps, had a habit OF
tlfirg his oil-ht smcared hands in his scsnty
i~css. aud The result was IN a few months a much
Aver head of bach, glossy hair than he ever had
hsfnre. Iae oil was tried on horaes and cattle that
had lost titir hait from the cattle plague, and the
rcsalls we're asrsI III AS they were marvellous. This
msurs and even TIC tails OF horscs, wi!cA had fsl-
le'iou were Completely restored I'm a few Wceks.
These experiment, were hcralded 10 the world,
hut She knowledge was practically useless TO the
Frr3iaoirciy hall nod gray, rs no one In civilized
rucieiy could tolerate the us. OF reiacd petroleum.
as dFeSsi ls foe the hair. But the skin Of one Of
onr9ed chcmi-tsh has oYcrcomct the difficulty, and,
~ = process kaGwl OILY TO himself, he has, amer
very elaborate and costly experiments, succeeded
IN ir0iorising Yetro'eufr, which renders II gus
erJiIhi- of bsiug handed rs daiuii,y a. the famous
risss ceiSsHs. The experiments made with the
dsotorlzrd liquid on the huuaa hair were az
te.,icd with the most agtolishing results. a few
applications where the hair was thin and falling
gave remarkable tone AID yigor to the scalp aud
hale. Every particle OF dzndruG disappears on
the hr,t or second dressing, and the liquid, so
s'1rcsins in It's nature, seems to penetrate 10 the
roots ST once and set up a radical change from the
START. II is we'l known that the most bssutifal
zoo Nre mad from petroleum, aad BY soaic mys-
t,rIpis operation OF nature the use o. this article
gradually imIarts a huautimi light-brown color
10 the hair, which, By continued use, deapenI TO a
black. The color remains permanent 70. an Ia
definite length of tine, and the change 1, so grad
Sal that the most intimate friends can scarcely
detect its progress. In a word, Il Il The most won
herui discovery Of the age. and well calculated
10 make HE premaiurely bald and gray rejoice.
We advise our readers to give II a trial, feeling
satisfied tina, one application will convince them
OF It's wonderful s~Gcets.-Pitisbars CommsreiuIo Of
October %, 1877.