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Tie only Article that wW Restore
Hair Oh Bald Heads.
WHAT the WORLD HAS BEEN
WANTING FOR CENTURIES.

The grentest discovery Of our day, SO Ia a. a
Sarse l2rtioa Of humanity IS concerned, Is can
soLiNz al a-ticle prepared from Petroeum, and
which effects asonpiete and radical cu-c In case
Of sa!dneSs, raere the hair, owing to diseases or
the scalp, has become thin and tends 70 fall out.
II is also speedy restorative, AMI while its uss
secures luZuriant growth OF hair, it also brings
back the natural color, AID gives the rlc5t COM
Plcte saIscscloa in tas usiEg. The Ealing out Of
The hair, the aecunulasions Of aandrufT, AID the
premature change In eoloy, arc all evidsnees OF
diseased condition Of the scalp and the glands
n hieA poIrisl the hair. To arrest taese csases
III: article uted Must possess medical as well as
chemical virtues, and the change must begin Hader
the scalp - bc Of permanent and lasting benefit.
eGeh an article is CARBOLINE, and like many
EAcc voHderiIl discoveries It IS found to consist
OF elements ALMOST in their natural stale Pctro-
leum oil is the article which Is made 70 WORK such
extraordinary results; but It is after It has been
chemically treaties and completely dc0dorizsd that
it is in proper condition for the toilet. 1t wat IN
Gsren russia that the eject Of petroleum upon the
hair was arst observed, a Government sgaeer hav-
iaE noticed that partially bald headed servant
sf his, wheA trimming The lamps, ha1 habit 4
wisIng his oii-5esneared hands Ia his scaHty
lseks, and the result In Few "A .gtils Hlach
amer hsad OF black, glossy sair than he ever had
tsfsre. The oil MAS tried horses aEI cattle that
had lost ther hair from se cattle plague, and Ils
result we're rapid they were rlarTslo.s. Tho
names and even the tSis Of horses, w.Icl had iai-
lea oHt, were completely restored liz Few weeks.
Thee experiments were he-a'+-d 70 The y,orl4,
but the knowledge vas practically uscls-s - fke
preaiatureIy BALD and gray. n no one Ia riV}.=sa
society eoHid tolerate tn. use GrrcGae1 ;e.rolrse
dressing for the hair. B4; Ito ski II oI,c 81
chemists has overcome the ,lsi cslty, and.
by process known oNy - himself hc has, ana.
very elaborate and costly experiments. s4ccpcdeS
in deodo-iyiHg petroleum.. which renders II sus-
cepiihc Of bciHg handled laiatily - tie flmoss
dc eol9gRs. The experiments male with TIT
drodoriecd liquid OIL the human hai- were At.
tented with the most Astonishing results. 4 few
applications where the hli- was thin aud falling
save remarkable tnac and yicl- 70 the scalp and
hair. Every particle oc daHGruC disappears OK
:Ea first or second dressing, aad the liquid. 50
sazreEilS Ia its nature, to pcactra;c TO the
rsl., at once and set NJ radical charge from the
,:a.;. 1t is well known that the mos beautiful
co'ors ara node from petroleum. and b. some Inys-
erious operation OF nature the .sc OF thi article
gradually Iuiparts ! bcautiful ush;-5yowa oslo-
the hair. %AicL. IS continued &c. Ge-pals to a
black. 'fis color remains permanent Tor an in
,efnite length oftine, and the rhan%a is 50 grail
aal ti;St the intimate fricAd' can scarcely
.eiact its progress. n word, It Is the aost
-e-f.l discovery Of the age, and wc.I ea.ep.atcd
> make the preIoa;urely bald aad gray rcio!ee.
We advise oar readers 10 give il trial, suclin;
satisfied that one application VIII convince tirEl
e its wonderful eGects.-Pi.tsJRrg Cya-.sr. -! Cf
f;.:yj5r a., 1871.