Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-04-04
For Bald IsGn 10 kead.

FtcDrl halrdfesses, 10 when 90 says: In
soclent times Oaioress vas known aud julius
! Cesar va, bsli. Ant Of III The DEGREES passed in
bis honor by the Senate none was Sd agreeable
Co him as that Which gave him the right to
wear constantly wreath OF l.ureIs.
! The great orator, Cicero, also had bald
! pate, aud 80 had The philosopher, Socrates;
but the ls;tor never complained Of bis baIdues.
| ou the oOn,ra'y be thanked the gods for 6av!us
deprived i'm vi lis hhir. teiug persuaded that
| bis VIE, y .rtiype, 10 4 III Vi rage. wuud have
tOru II all cue.
10 eur uge, many persons who hsve become
bald seen lIttes &c regret the SbseGce OF their
hair, Rneu tney uught, Il Seems 10 m, 10 be
saslsf d Hi,h 5. B4dness, from my pOiot OF
view, is mark OF superiority. Ia 10y long
experience as halrdresser, hsve noticed thst
L. Is o1Iy .he uen endowed with superior Intel.
ilgtno9. such IS philosophers. literary men and
lLvcntoGs-ln q word, mrn vino aid me march
ot progress With the lriduc of their braics-
who are bald, THIS is uot The case With the
unioriuaaes deprived OF teason. l. TX every
b Idy else, haGs remarked rhs: ldiCt. aud cr=tlLs
have tkus abuLd ,Ltl; slppll,d sl.h capillary
,u5 s.
rnnse who lived 10 Paris IN Ger the empiro
mus: reuembec the 'cc:ntiie uersoa who died
a tew years ago, aod who WAS &ndw0 a, The
Wskiag Jewellers Snop," oo scouuot OF the
ql.ni : OF HIS I'll amo, ds, tbs Dake Of B uns-
Wick, who. trruusn d s=sse ut his system.
cJm olettly LIST his hair uui eSep his eyebroGs
su that bis har dresser hsd 10 palot
them On hIu, with as uu,h ssll as c}ud b,
dlsuIsycd by lbs famous por rnt p.io;rr. Carr
lus Duriu. 10 tiiu ths nudity ot Lls hrrt
this nlln lire Aka had Ihlr'y ote Wigs all
different regards lsnx b. 10 urGAr 10 uy.ke
tbs nrceptlon 'be muIe clnpiete. Ol The first
d'y Ut ths nUa b ne ru. uu Wig vi, b hslr
sh wed elisa, a:d thr last dsy be Tut 90 o1e
vi b nslI somewhat luug. Tae dsy hn ie
wore the . o:e cut Sig vas happY day for him,
tJr OF al he plss~ufrs : that bl- lputbse Tor uoe
procured him thcra Was uot one that C .ud fl It.
Ter his Vastly more thau TO bear one ot his lady
hur Gu ~ Ju!.e. then. what hbpplucss It
gavs h,m, Everybody believed thst he b ID
the l. OK Of AUsslum FGr q Iaop time be rrorr-
red tu display bis o,Idness rnh,r thso wear
Wig. False hair he dtspis d, AID it w,s cny
Ottsr al Bd9oE'uie Whist, although vuy
taOSc, d!j ont = 'miaate So fatally for biuI 90
tLat y! tbe poet Il ,ca}!u9, who w,s killed By q
tortoise tnat au esxe aH s upii as IL was Vota-
clors let fall 900 his he,d, ibiokiog it was o
r0Ck, that the duke decided 10 cvveI ha head
vi n wig.
Oae day. after a copi, Us breakfast at the rts
'-uraot ct tbs Pavilion q u'Ernenviile, iG tie
& Jls do 3 ul2gue, be 'o1k O wax in the CO.
cI, sure OF the Jardiu d Acc!ima,ator. Ii Was
in Tho month ST July. Ito heat Was overpoE-
eriog, sud dig stiCn add; 6, he telt Inc need of
d sesta. Reaohlug shady pac5, ha lag down
upon The ptsss, ai;er toking Utt bis hat. He
had bsrdy enioyed gu .rer hour OF the c!m
tort Wh!c hlcrDh'u u5 supplies Hhan he was
sWskeped by strange seusatcp. Halt smOth.
cred. ne Opened his eyes. and found that an
q ch OF the i1ee, s,tG had comfortably seat.
ed herself upon hii !sce. His complete bald
ness had deo:!yed the great A'r.cso biptd,
Whico, prompted, doubtrs5, by the maternal
l1siloct, hlstook tne Do3o head Ut the duke for
one 01 c2gs.
I dor'L think an far from ths truth when
ssy that curing the past twenty FIVE years tha!
l have practi;et the profession CT hair dresser,
hava made the tia upon different uald heads
| or more than eco different nair Ionic5, and l Sm
bound TO admit iDsL mover saw single head
the hair OF which Sss restored sitsr baldncss
Inc bad hnbl! OF wearing ats indoors is very
hurtfu to tns hair, In 1876 for tho famous
battle Of Jens, in which Tho Pru,sians were CON.
pIeteiy defeated By Napoleon l., Baron Lbrrey.
the celebrated military surgeon, perceived that
mary OF the German prisoners ware com pletey
| bald. Surprised, he made inquiries ss to tho
Cause OF this, anu hs found LhaI they owed their
| badness to ms shspe-ss Eomeiy as unhealthy
of their Gays. The foul ar of tho heajgear,
having Io lssus, destroyed The vitality OF the
| hair.
For several years tho hsirdressers OF London
| have adopted d new prJcess to prevent the foil.
ing out OF the hair. They burn with An iron
| brought 10 white heat or with lhs fame OF a
| Candle, ths extremity OF the point ot lhA hsir.
This syslcm is TO ,fii .cious thIt the Prince vi
Wslc5 Is to- lay roIuce1 70 the necessity OF
brushing his hair with a sporge.