St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-11-25

ure to produce hair wherever 1T mas
been applied. Mrs. Matthews. % East
Seventh street, Room s, has been in
the hair business for number OF years,
and has made it a study. While she
has used the very best recipes known
preparations made and handled by Prof.
Gilmard, of New York, a gentleman
who has had the largest prac-
tice in this branch Of any person
in the business, she is now con-
WINGED from her own knowledge that
Mrs. DOdge'S Hair Restorative is the
medicine for the purpose. She says
that in no case within her knowledge
OF the general knowledge of anyone in
the treatment of the scalp, have any
results been achieved, where the person
had passed the meridian of life, and
that it had been considered an impOssi-
bility to reproduce q new growth OF
hair in such cases. This theory must
be cast aside, for in Dodge's Hair
Restorative there have been number
of cases, among others where the hair
has been grown on persons between
forty and sixty years of age, where the
scalp had been covered with shiny
gloss, ana where it was generally UNI
derStOOd that it was impossible to start
a growth of hair. That she has there
fore thrown away what she had con-
sidered valuable recipes from the most
eminent practitioners and specialists on
scalp and hair diseases, and now uses
only Dodge's Hair Restorative in all
cases. She exhibits scar upon her
eyebrow. upon which no hair would
grow until she applied this remedy.
w. L. Rich, prominent man III the
printing business, was seen and said
that he had searched all the drug stores
for some medicine that would produce
hair Oh the side of his head, a large bald
spot having appeared over the right ear
some months ago. He was advised to
use the Dodge Hair Restorative, which
he did. A few bottles soon produced
the desired effect, and he now points
with pride to his fine new crop of hair.
Miss Minnie Marshall was seen at her
residence. No. 1913 East Sixth street, and
said that her hair had fallen out to an
alarming extent and that she sought
Mrs. Dodge for treatment. After using
the medicine for twelve days the hair
ceased to fall out and a new growth
commenced to appear. She is now using
the medicine, and cannot speak of it in
too glowing terms.
Mr.. J.. G. Gaylord, foreman of the
job department of the st. Paul Book and
Stationery company, says that he could
not recommend the Dodge Hair Restor-
alive too highly, as it cured his head OF
humOr of the scalp and restored fine
growth of hair where he knew that no
other remedy was of avail.
Mrs. r. A. Cox "a lady Of about fifty
years of age) has been patient of Mrs.
Dodge from eight to nine months. She
had been troubled with salt rheum, and
her hair and eyebrows had completely
disappeared for five years, and her head
was covered with shiny gloss. After
using this medicine for about forty days
new growth of hair and eyebrows was
perceptible. and she now has hair from
quarter of an inch to eight inches in
length OH her head, and good set Of
eyebrows, which are as fine and silky
as when she was young. Mrs. Cox can
be seen at any time during the day at
the general Office and salesroOm, No.
1884 st. Peter street, and she is now
treating patients every day, and has
been successful in all instances.
The Restorative is put up in sets OF
three bottles leach containing different
ingredients) and is sold at So per set.
The main office and salesroom is 1884 st.
Peter street. Parties outside of the city
can have it sent through their druggist
or by sending direct to the cOmpany's
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