The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1922-03-09
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A , great 5aea1 Of tr9pblle VII be saved
great many people if they will .aAbS abr
sorbo and remember en- q remark, ma. made BY
Pr. Hubbard Of the New York health?
department, .,:,t r, .. ...or;, r,r IL, :,
Testifying in court the other day he
said fatty than when ~ man is bald he
is bald and that, is, all there is to it.
There is, he; said no drug, wash, TONIC nyv
Of ether preparation or exercise that Il At
viii rest9 f5 hsa iir t. denud ee pats
Fhe hair is gone, It IS not cof ming
back. All efforts t. t., restore #. are
wasted money, wasted effort and vast
ed hopes, The Jb}al bald beaded man y might
asdwelA RECONCILE himself If t9 the newt t;c
able, dismiss the affliction from his hi
mind, ,apd SO about more in important orfI(t,
business thar, toilipg with drugs, and
dopeeSs1 and exeTfcis ee5iin the vain effort
to rest9re THAT which r SAP no i more he
summoned back than seyefed a a9a or
leg: ~ .-ntoiw ri nHdy rofrirvu2 q
The author IF {ffutthl(is i: information q; is
said to, be an authority and doubtless
if he were pressed he could summon Up
a vast array Of egxfperisncedy men rfe who,
after years. spent in afr fnanttic2 efforts to
halt tbea alarming thinning Of 'thEleeiiHr
thatches; and other years in vain t ef77 j
forts ITO get the yan2 mi hair to grow
again, will testify that he knows VS. what tt,
he, stalking ;ahoUt.r4Noh bsor f7s, Il
yXet hape springs .etterpa], and doubt qQ7 /
less thisv expert opin2ii4Qqn}, despite ,th}es
vast quantity off, cqrroborraa1t :ii ,eeYii5 5
dence. aXailable} On, every side, will not
materially diminish the sale Of hair il:
restorers pqri much REDUCE the fey}efrrish
efforts now being put forth by a mil,
lion men, on the slippery side t t44W4ard
baldness,,rto win, haek j their! hirsqtfP IT,
yesterdays: Duluth II Herald %! ~, 41ov
! So! ~ Al 15T7T5z|Vl tbs 5Jlr*Jb8 -:
III hns ;tCdab dmportation. ,rs .9nisf
That. coal from the mines Of Wales
reaches New York and is, disposed of
at figure lower than it can be placed
on the seaboaTH fl 6mo "A HI eeritcaann mines
isepqbaPlyy ttpue. sbYt th;att sthe sfascet
MEANS smt aaceoqn49mic, oss'iis rot ~, ger
tain. Weres the, 3nport TRADE and the
export ;trade practically !seaf lu4aF in vol
hmeJ there Weuldd be no. reason! reason to
bring eoalv aegoss, they A4tlantic@ AS it
isl tbel foreign supply; is brought It. q s
ballast because, it can he! sold at Iminle
PRICES theredsaviHg theteost Of al1lnlleesd-,
ing: s2the5 sand ballast, that otherwise
must be- used. 81 Ocean carriers, must,
make one, trip here for, every trip ox.ery
and Icannet safely GONE WITHOUT cargo.
For eyer,ten. of, ballast brought thera
is anerexeeess:e Of seaport, oyer import of
aston of 1neaReelhandise,; lathe eeonopeaiie
outcome, then, theEsale here of ballast
coal represents fan exchange of Ameri-,
can, goods opealine, nationally, these,
is profit to- this country in every ton
landed. S,,;+ a.r,, .,,q ;..5 .,c,.s7,
?tAA1n}o ANOTHER angle is that 20 qhangs in
labs9gg d eqppdbit 5i il eyqreYn mi mines c ser
possibly prs7lNent Of reduce IT, this c son
titi i to- h99m14e qqoal p production; The
Welsh seal 4alh is delivered in New Yo g9f
ft a, d4QMer prise than: the difference
in mine fost and cPQ8Yld ba delivered re- at
stin smnafllsE pEise if n1eee IS fuT;h The
consumer has the r 1ih to this 5 saying
wh ias if eex{t tsnde 81 to bis own sales
w94ld laqcrYsa II ,th} A pub9! lie hanFefi tt5
pearbeen Eno 4[p4YdependAeEnt tved boasa2sou 81