Penny Dreadfuls, 1900 · page 214 of 238
For Love or Gold? The Story of a Great Department Store — page 214: what you’re looking at
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THE HAIR BULB. eri is the very seat of life ioe the Zo ; liair. Here it begins its growth. Here the food — brought to it by the blood is changed into hair structure. Here is where a: sh health for the hair resides, and here fiji Hes is where disease begins. It is not ee i strange, then, that we should study area the hair with great care. If we were Hisdiescehld asked the question, ‘‘ What part of the hair does your Renewer most os efeet?*’ we would quickly answer, i “THE HAIR BULB.’ It goes to the very seat of trouble, and corrects diseased conditions. It stimulates the parts to healthy action. It restores activities long at rest. In a word, our Renewer makes this hair bulb do precisely the work nature intended it to do. The illustration shows a minute blood-vessel entering and leaving a hair bulb. WHall’s Hair Renewer in- ' ; { } 4 im in these minut= vessels, and new life 4 hair bulb, — and vitality enter each hair. New set 7 ore gay , is seen et. hair is formed again, by arousing the tering and leeving sleeping powers, and the bald scalp he Wee takes on a new growth of hair. ‘There are a hundred things, any one of which will retard or destroy the activity of these bulbs. The principal reason, how: _ ever, why they cease to form good hair is want proper nourishment. How can a child grow if it ie not properly fed? Howcan a plant prosper if it does not have water? And, in the same sense, how can _ hair be formed and grow uhless it has food? MHall’s_ Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer contains just the & -wegetable remedies needed by the bulb for the forma- - tion of the hair and for its continued life and vigor. When these are supplied the hair must grow; it must prosper. It cannot help doing so any more than a properly fed, healthy child can keep from owe: If there is any life remaining in the bulb, hair must comicbooks.com —