Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-11
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WANTED REAL HAL
tUEsT OF MIR. MiDYsARS VIA.
 REGENERATION.
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 pouring of Enthusiasm.


 When Eariee Midyears entered th club he could not help observing T. lustrous topknot of his friend as showed above the newspaper in ih. afternoon light. Somehow t strae; him as it had never done before.
 He could not recall that he In. ever paid much attention to the to of his friends head He rem, ,uberc vaguely that it was the usus, kin. Of topknot of the men he knax- 4l ready rather thin. perhaps a Htt, dingy looking and not in the leas. Ike th@ shining. healthy brown hei he COW sAN.
 Ho Tad thought of trcatpen for ths hair himself and had bee. ad fissd =. his wifo to try the WOE. en Sho had nassaged her scalp unt' the hair grew thick and healthy. Tho sight of his friends head recauee this Co him.
 Hello. old man." he said. co;nins closer and still hsyins cause to d H-7e the thick growth of hil fEiena's head. Your hair looks fne Who did t for your"
 The friend repeated m address.
 Mind if try him too?" vas tbe question that followed.
 Not in the least. Here's his ad- dress" answered ke of the new hair
 From a book in his pockos he read an address. Midyears copied T. in his notebook and there was TO farther thought of lair on heir minds.
 You certainly ought to do some- th'aS for your hair, Eariee." his wife said one night later ss they were ca their way home from the opera. When you went down in the orchestra to- night 10 s2eak to Mrs. Wednesday I could distinctly see bald spot in the oenier of your head. The hairs really getting very thin"
 Got just the man." came the sleepy answer from the corner of the mo tor. Going Co him tomorrow"
 He stopped on the way uptown that afternoon at the address he had copied IL rather surprised him to fnd that the nan vas net a doctor, but Ee mentioned the name Of the man who had sent him there and said he wanted the same thing that had SO much improved the looks of his friends head.
 He took e scat and as he read the evening paper he felt the man rubbing his hands over his head. After an interval that seemed to him unusually short he heard the hair expert tell him to come on ct the end of the week, say on Friday.
 On that afternoon he called again He took his seat in front of the mir TOT. There was no evening news< q per to interest him now, for he had decided to watch the operation. The hairdTesseT disappeared, and when he came back out Of the work room he carried in his Land small tissue paper package. This he opened and out of it came q little browr scratch wig Admiring the perfect match he held it Gp to the back hail of his astonislied patron.
 'But what in the world Is tba' l thing?" Midyears asked.
 Why, a toupec. the same that maee for your friend. 1" replied the wig maker, Tho thoughthe had turned c1' something uncommClly GEc in i.i way. That's what you sa:d yS. wanted"
 He paid for 1t, but he didn't waD it. It's in his bureau drawer now His wife says she is going te ex change it for puffs unless he bt2a purchaser at a very much Te iuce, price for n chestnut brown toupee guaranteed t9 3cck ike the real thia2