The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1896-03-01
BALD HEADS
YOUR REDEEMER LIVETH!
Badness is a Disease, and is
Cured by Danderine, Ma
lures Own Remedy.

Scientific reasearch reveals the fact
that all diseases of the human scalp are
caused by microbic infection. The scalp
| becomes impregnated with these para
sites through the use of filthy hair
brushes and combs usually found in
hotels and other public places, where
they hang year after year until worn
out without being cleansed. Thus di-
| sease is acquired and carried into fami-
lies. To demonstrate the truth Of the
above statements we respectfully direct
your attention 20 people who, as rule.
do not frequent the above places. Wo-
men are rarely affected with diseases
Of the scalp; farmers, as class, are
exempt; Indians-tnere is not bald
one IN a million. Careful observation
will convince you that ninety-five per
| cent Of cases of badness are among
men who frequent hotels and like
places.
Microbes are very minute and would
need to be many times their natural
| size to be visible to the naked eye. But
when We consider that over 5000 OF
them thrive in a space no larger than
a 1O-ce2t piece it is easy to understand
the danger they do.
This microbe inhabits what is known
as the second skin. Where the hair
roots are imbedded the skin is divided
into three layers; therefore they are IN
the middle skin where they subsist on
its blood and tissue, robbing it Of its
vitality and causing the hair TO become
| dry and brittle, lose its color and come
out.
Run your fingers through your hair
when 1t is in this condition and observe
| the dried-up condition of the roots. Now
pull out one that has not become affect
| ed and observe the difference.
There are, however, other kinds of
| microbes, which have different effects.
/ Some cause the scalp to dry up and peel
off. This IS called dandruff. Others
| cause the scalp TO throb, alternating
with a crawling sensation A gummy,
waxy substance forms, finally develop
| ing into sores, causing the hair to drop
out and turn gray.
The hair cells become weaker with
each subsequent growth. The second
| hair does not grow so long or coarse as
the first, and so on until nothing is left
but fuzz. Finally the fuzz becomes so
fine that the assistance OF a microscope
| is necessary TO see it. This is badness
in its worst form.
The hair cells and roots are not de-
stroyed as many suppose. but are de-
prived Of their %ltality. To prove this
notice that the hair comes back after
being pulled out
The only obstacle is these devouring g
microbes. With them removed the
problem is solved. After the scalp is
rid of them the hair can be restored to
its original vigorous state.
Ddnderine is recommended and guar
anteed for these affections. One appli-
cation will stop the worst case of itch
ing there is-it makes them sick-and a
continuance for ten days will kill every
one of them, which will be shown by a
clean and healthy condition of the scalp
with nature assuming its course
We are in position TO restore the hair
to its natural state by a continuance Of
the tonic. In twenty days new hair be-
gins to appear. which grows very fast
Thickens and resumes its natural color
and vitality. For sale by druggists.
Price 81 per bottle. Treatise and testi-
mOnials free. If your druggist has none
In stock ask him to send for 1t for you.
DADTES-Danderine, if used as a
dressing, will produce twice the natural
growth of hair.
kNOWLTON DANDERINE CO.,
Guthrie, o. T.