St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-28
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS

1t Is Peculiar, But Nevertheless a
Fact, That All Great Inventions
and Wonderful Discoveries
cidently. Ills True, the Lucky
Ones in Some Instances Had
Been Experimenting; But the
List of Discoveries, Accident
ally Fell Into Are Quite Large.
By way of illustration, in New York,
some years ago. there was girl about
ten years of age fell against a stove,
striking her head and causing terrible
burn OH her scalp. Her father was a
practicing physician, and as the wound
was slow to heal, he did everything in
his power to accelerate its progress.
Foremost in the mind of this fond father
was the inevitable knowledge that his
daughter would carry through life all
unSeemly scar, half as large as your
hand, on the crown of her head. But a
wonderful transformation came, and
you are unable to conceive the Infinite
joy that filed that old mans
heart. when, after the burn had
healed, he perceived a fine
growth of hair coming out on
the bald spot. In his excited hap
piness, he did not realize the ''boon TO
mankind" that he had found: but years
after the idea came to HIM that the prep
aratiOn that had 50 effectUaily brought
his daughters hair to its normal eondi-
ton surely would do likewise OH the
bald head of man. He experimental,
and, after treatment of eight weeks,
his efforts were rewarded, and a fine
growth of hair came. He now had a
prize in his possession that the chemists
and learned medical men had searched
for, 10, these many years. This phySi-
elan died before he was able TO place
this infallible hair restorative in reach
of those that would be benefited by it,
and left the receipt to his daughter "a
living witness to its intrinsic value) as
legacy-Which will prove fortune
for her and pleasure to those that use
it. The daughter referred to is Mrs.
M. A. Dodge. who has organized COM
pany, and has placed this purely vege-
table compound within the reach of all.
A GLOBE representative called on B. F..
Zahm, manager of the Dodge Hair Re
StOrative company, office 3S4 st. Peter
street, and was permitted TO look over
the innumerable unsolicited teStimOni-
ais he has received from all parts of the
country, and quite number from old
residents in this city. Mrs. Dodge
claims that Dodge's Hair Restorative is
purely scientific vegetable compound,
which contains 10 poisonous matter of
any kind-no sulphur or coloring. 10
minerals, sugar of lead or rancid grease
but is pure and sweet; that it pre-
serves, beauties and retains the nat
ural color of the hair. cleanses the SCALP,
drives away scurvy and dandruff, stays
all itchingS OF the head and makes it
feel cool and comfortable short,
cures all diseases of the scalp and hair
that il prevents the falling ont and re-
produces new hair on bald heads, no
matter what the cause of the falling ont
| may have been, where the roots of the
hair are not entirely absorbed and alb
SOlutely dead-not one case in ten.
Mr.. Zahm referred the scribe to
q few of his many city references
also TO Mrs. Mathews, hair artist,
who has this invaluable article on sale
at - East Seventh street. Room s, who
gives treatment on Hair and Scalp. Mrs.
Mathews says she has thrown aside
what she had considered before yalua-
bic receipts, having paid large sums for
them to the eminent professor on dis
eases of the scalp, DIR. Gilmont, of New
York city. She also says that what has
come under her observation of Dodge's
Hair Restorative is that it has done
| what no other compound has yet
achieved produced hair on heads that
were bald and glossy for years and
where the parties were far beyond the
middle age of life. The treatment is
simple, and can be effected at home by
any one. provided they follow the d.
rections, which are printed OH every
bottle: OF you can have treatment at
the company's room, fitted up for the
purpose, at 3S4 st. Peter street. The
GLOBE takes pleasure in introducing
the above facts to the public, because
this company is an entirely local insti-
fufIAn