National Republican., 1883-06-02
JUsTH'S OLD STAND,
No. ao d STREET NORTHWEST

r; B.-New clothing We sell cheaper than any
WyANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E
w Beall, Room lt2o New York avenue h . Com
United states Commissioner. Examiner, and Notary
PuollG always In office rom Ca m. too p m. ap9oiy
"ANTED-THE PERMANENT REMOVAL
w OF sUPERFLuoUs HAIR ny ELECTRO
9IsT, q 4os ELEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
and excessive growth OF haK on the female facels
most conspicuous on the upper lip, chin and cheeks
blr6marks IRs ABNORMAL Siowth Of hair Is prev TH
aient facial detormily, and one which is frequently
room, and wherever ladies congregaie Few persons
nSys amy GSa 81 m N SSr
as one OF the ohie attractions II is difficult to esi
BY artlnce OF various Kinds to conceal the
iact That they have or might have beard, and
prised at the number of society Indies who are
adopts In the use OF the razor.
oftorture TO rid themselves of this growth
Some use depatores, which are caustic IN their ac-
soaring the skin for lie; others use tweeiers Or ps
ter whilst many use the scissors razor all Of which
Ing the trouble There nre hundreds ladies In every
,Arge ggsS f,y & SS iSS are really mentally and phySe E
most unslghty annoying, and distressing Of all com
pleNiOn blemisheS The lustrlous DR.. Fox says:
Frequently the opinion and advice OF the physician
Is SOUGHT respecting THIS abnormal growth OF hair
hnu say IN All ne VIII tell
the patient that depiatory powers are merely paliia-
ye and advise the patient % pull the hairs out or 70
matter and perhaps add jocosely that it is not likely
Such an opinion never satisfies the patient for no
woman ever YET derived consolation irom the fact
that ugliness Is not fatal The opinion Is not sound,
for THIS unnatural hairlness Is far from being tring
matter.
Affect her disposition and III unmarried Ia likely 10 In
tnre her prospects In lite and may eventually ruin her
melanrl0lX
frequent occurrence Of supertuous hair among in-
mental worry caused by this facial hairiness has acted
~ an exciting cause and tended to develop insanity,
baye than an incipent beardP Toa sensitive, refined
lady II Is almost unendurable; she knows that II Is
Van Dyct Is now sueSeSiy @ 70 treasins s remaTkaby
interesting case in this city ofayoungIady member
When her mother brought her to the DOCTORS oilce,
w9 aa T % se very verge @
twenty years olaSe, with parents who almost idolze
oS and luxury hs heart cond wsS r ~ evsy G
with all this she had this excessive hirsutlcal growth
which marred her life aud east gloom the en-
tire household. Herupper liplchln and cheeks were
covered with thick, heavy growth OF black hair,
ant The Sea6 Of pa man sRs would IS seeindc
herself from all society, and would sit In darkened
members Of her o. own imy because one Of her BROTH
ers thoughtlessly teased her about her beard. DR.
ago, and to-day this young lady Is one If tho happest
Of the happy as result Of the operation OF electro
Ladies' frequently assert that this Is the great tor
ment of their lives Oh II could only get rid Of these
horrld hairs, how happy would be. don't see why
should be afflicted IN this manner If there Is any
thing displeasing 10 lady II Is 10 have masculine
appearance.
ID; Van Dyek, DermaologIst, 7OS Eleventh stree.
northwest this city, has perfected treatment (and
the only treatment In the worldl that will porma-
nently and forever remove supertiuous hair. The
doctor removes this mslghtly bemish by the opera
ton of eecrolysis which is the electric needle pro-
cess, lie most urgently advises every lady afflicted
with this unnatural growth to avail themselves of his
skill mt once. Remember this; When these hairs are
removed by this method they Will never return ps
long you live. On tho other hand II they are ne
elected they Will be a lifetime bemish. Make your
engagements now, as only limited number can be
treated daily.
Dr. Van Dyck's office TOs Eleventh street northwest.
NOTE
Owing to the demand for his services In other cities.
hereafter Dr. Van Dyck Will be at his Washington
Office Monday, Tuesday, aud Wednesday OF each
week only; hours, II. m to p. M; Sundays, TO 2.
Hereafter no one can be treated without positive
engagement my3-thstu