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+p . . SA P| > Vig PS - * “ > , ie re 4 * ahd —U <3 Tt sof i te ae 4 A PAs ~ ¥ ‘DANDRUFF. Hall’s Hair Renewer removes all dan- | vented. In time a positive cure is effected, and the Re. - mnewerneed not longerbeused. Without doubt there — is no other remedy in the whole*world so effectual as this Renewer in the treatment and permanent cure of — dandruff. As dandruff is not only a sign of a diseased © scalp, but also a forerunner of baldness, so the impor- tance of treating it is at once evident. We offer youa positive cure for it, and verify our statement with a few testimonials to that effect, although we might _ duplicate these a thousand times. ue - R.M. Tucker, M.D., of Helena, Ala., writes us the following: . .“T have used Hall’s Hair Renewer for the last thirty-five pats and I know it will do all that it is recommended to do, { will restore the color, CURE DANDRUFF, and prevent the hair from falling out. I believe I would today be bald-headed and gray if it had not been for the use of Hall’s Hair Renewer. It will certainly restore the color and I don’t hesitate te recome- premiere 44,7" } A letter from J. A. Kelley, of Antoine, Ark., April 18, 1896, Says: | “My hair began falling out very fast, and I believe I would have been perfectly bald, but I used two bottles of Hall’s Hair Renewer, and it not only checked the falling out, but thickened the growth and CLEANSED THE SCALP OF DANDRUFF. This was four years since, and I now have a good head of hair. I can — - cordially recommend it as a first-class hair dressing.” --—Jn May, 1897, we received a lettet from J. M. Ran- _ dolph, of Brookfield, Mo. The writer says: “s - *T have been using your Hair Renewer for several months — and find it ONE OF THE BEST CURES FOR DANDRUFF IN EXIST+ — _ ENCE, and have caused a number of persons to try it.” 3 DOES NOT STAIN. One desirable teature of our Re- newer is that it does not discolor the skin, as so many ~ bee preparations do. It would not make the permanent ~ - eures that it daily performs were this true. The skin — is kept in its natural cendition, and not in the slight- — - ést degree colored. comicbooks.com — & '