National Republican., 1883-04-19
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NO. Sio D STREET NORTHWEST.

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VXTANTED-THE PERMANENT REMOVAL
w OF suPERELUoUs HAZE ,MAIk ny ELEgTRo-
GlsI, az ios ,ktILEyENTH STREET NORTHWEST,
superhuous Hair. -superluous hair is an unnatural
and excessive growth Of hair on the female facets
most conspicuous the upper lip chin, and cheeks;
brh9aTRs @ TRs ABNORMAL srowth oTbaT SisI Prev
alent facial deformity, and one which Is frequently
room, and whereyer ladies' cSnsregaie Few persons
hSHs amy fS 81 s m woa r
as one Of the chief attractions II Is dleut 70 esti
by arthce of various kinds to conceal the unpleasant
fact that they have or might have beard and were
the secrets Of the boudolr known we would be sur
prlsed at the number of our society ladies who are
adopts in the use ofthe razor. ,
oftorture 10 rid themselves of this obnoxious growth
Some use depLaiorles which are eauslie ~ their aS
soaring the skin for life others tweezers Or plas
produce Tie same result, namey that Of only increas
Ing the trouble There are hundreds oflades In every
large city who are really mentally and physically ni
cfed with this deformty. II Is certainly one OF the
most unsghty annoying, and distressing Of all com
Frequently the opinion and advice of the physician
Is sought respecting this abnormal growth Of halt
the patient that depiliatory powers are merely paa
soS nf P 'ne nS
matter and perhaps add loosely thatitis not hkey
such an opinion never satisfies the patient, for no
woman ever yet derived consolation rom the met
for this unnatural hairness is far from being trhlng
matter.
affect her disposition, and funmarried is likely TO In
ture her prospects In lie, and may eventually ruin her
health and happiness by producing mental disqulet-
pde which In nany cases verges ON melancholy. The
frequent occurrence @ of supertnoHs hair am9ng in
mental worry caused by this facial hairness has acted
for what greater facial deformlty can any woman
have than an inclpient beardY Toa sensitive rehned
lady II Is almost unendurablei she knows that IL Is
sure TO attract attention and to cause remark. DR..
Van Dyok Is now successfully treating remarkably
OF ons o the ise most m eminent WSshns ane
When her mother brought her to the DOCTORS office,
two months ago she the very verge ofinsanity;
hers was indeed pltlabe She Is not more than
S%en mR By sS
comfort and luxury that heart could wish for But
which marred her life aud cast gloom oyer the en-.
tire household. Herupper lplchin, and cheeks were
riantiy US the beard OF a man. Size. would seclude
room for hours at a time and even dreaded to meet
Of her own family one SS broth Nh
Van Dyek began operating N her case two months
OF the happy us result of the operation OF electro
Ladies' frequently assert that this is the great tor
ment of their lives Oh II could only rid of these
horrid hairs, how happy would be- fdont see why
should be afflicted In this manner. If there IL any
thing dspeasing To lady II Is to have masculine
appearance. -
Dr. Van Dyck,. Dermatologlst, 7os Eleventh stree!
northwest, this city, has perfected treatment (and
the only treatment in the world) that will perma-
nently and forever remove supertuous hair. The
doctor removes this unsightly bemish by the opera
tlon OF electrolysis which IL the electric needle pro
He most urgently advises every lady afflicted
with this unnatural growth TO avail themselves of his
skill at once. Remember thls When these hairs are
removed by this method they will meyer return as
long as you live. On the other hand II they are ne
elected they will be a lifetime blemish. Make your
engagements now as only a limited number can be
treated daily.
Dr. Van Dyck's ofce, 7Os Eleventh street northwest
NOTE
Owing to the demand for his services In other cities
hereafter DR.. Van Dyck viii be at his Washington
office Monday, Tuesday, and "Wednesday of each
week only; hours, q. m TO y. M; Sundays, TO 2
Hereafter no one can be treated without n positive
engagement.