New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-25
GO NORTH. BALDHEADS!
SOME MAY MISS FINDING GOLD IN THE khoN'
Dixie. BUT ALL WILL GROW HAIR
From Tho San Francisco Call.


From Tho San Francisco Call
The experience OF Roderick Dhu Smith. VINO ,oh re-
Gently returned from the Klondike region VII" a
big budget OF experience ah 'te Almost qualities
Elm to take an engagement as Circassan ecrl on III
circus is Of especial interest TO ia ra ho r.
tIngent OF his fellow and women FOR pe IL
known that Roderick. before making ms
Gus way the Arctic regions though Ur,1ei side
Mica sing to look upon and still on the sunny s,de
of forty. was the owner OF head which made ,Se
theatre ushers wheaever there was pa rron On row
programme. escort him down 10 th1 iio'' ~"
Without glancng at his seat CHECK; ., adj,
While this might have been son nnt nleosing TO
Mr. Smith who is essentially modest man an, anu nr
to being made unduiy proW hadness was the
real cause of his starting out In searcn OF so'o ~;
Si,re e srvr' and IL was necessary for him to do
something. matter how desperate 10 rc'i'e'e '''
BE that as IT may ne went to Alaska, ana aisSr
a two years residence there has returned 'i,ou d
crn Samson fas cheveure Is concetheu1 d da
TO the rigors of the climate in that quarter u the
The intense cold kills all the germs and cd mi
crobes" he asserts. and stimulates Sne oyhibb
ana h hs oIe manr as proof Of what nature
can do when she takes fancy. uhass's'eu ~
"fs"J 7 Mcleod. who has spent twelve years IN
Alaska and the Northwest, although he mas nUi
the pleasure of knowing M Smith pers9naiy anu
aid not therefore the sprouting ana me puui
geoning Of his especial crop OF modled epu iras
of that t't Cline nor as haT-produeeF.
MY hair always thick. ne Sdy - - a,
rot speak from persona! experience ~, ,hey
get as shaggy Shetland ponies: ana .now wv, :
think OF IT, 7 never bald-headed teHVw any r
where around there. To tell the truth. they an
look after they have got to work as thousns "a a
razor and pair of scissors were iar NOR hrher
than a hair-restorer. and missionary oaio''
could do good work among them ,,,
G. H. Henderson. who has claim on D o .n
Creek and has been up in That Vlcihity Iol "
years heartily echoes Mr.. McLeod's statement
There is something about the intense colu ne e.
flourish nightly. Dandrun and falllng mar a, =
unknown in that part Of the country but ne tnhhs
that the fact that people are too busy 70 Dotnsi
with their hair" has something 10 do with us uH-
usual growth . 4. $50. h,s Tina IN
irving 10 increase the thickness OF his hair N
this miners opinion. will certainly manage nc 70
worry off what little belongs to him naturai,,iy;
He will scrub II and put fertilizer on ~. ana ne
awake nights thinking about II. until ms nedo u, -
ashes and end by getting up the shniest KIND OF a
bald head: but up there II is TOO cool 10 lood 'hd'
way ard the hair gets chance for IT'S IRE.
7, { Woodstock, Ala skan Of hve years s.aHu-
ing puts in his testimony In regard 70 tne ~
of good freezing weather hair re1uvenator o.,
resirrector. and another man recently retuIns,e
from the Arctic goldfelds. who. not having mace
his pile as vet is averse 10 having ms naHc III
tho ma pers saws he Is seriously considering tne
nractica hility OF establishing hair sanitarlum III
some reasonably accessible spot where he viii. FOR
n satisfactory consideration. entertain baldneaIeu
guests and tell them pleasant tales ABOUT Aaska,,
past present and future. 10 amuse ana lntereSS.
them and a hair-rals.ng ghost story occasloIln ~
for It's practical effects. while upon their denudsd
craniuns will appear first the fuzz. and then the
fur and then the sleek and glossy hair the POS
session OF which is the one great desire OF 'le'r
/ existence.