MEDICAL, - ■ BEWAItE OF INJintrOUS IMITATIONS ~ OF BEETHAM'S HAIR FUJI I), Of WorM'twde ILeptttation. v! T7KDEK KOYAL FATBONAOE. Jt Ullji KeSXOKED AKft GRKVSESK PKKVK.Vim # BBISTHAM'S CAPILLARY HA.lIt " FLUID in now u#ed hy mmt of the s ladle* and gentlemen at the Court of Her Majesty, and thousands of the aristocracy Bti and gentry. It is acknowledged to be the *^ laoat effectual article ever discovered for pro- *X lasting the growth and strengthening weak ai , iaA fine hair, preventiug Cftllmg off, daeekwig n< greyuess, and restoring a color, witlwut the s* txse of %o. It dican^e^ the head from scurf, *■ mid imparts to it a Imlliant gloa« truly P* tacha«Ung f )>armg the last 14 ycara srnmc- >' sous parties have endeavored to imitate it, but have utterly failed^ it hm no equal, as *j fcuffldfeds of t««timoßia3» fully prove, Sold * la "bottles, 2a O<L Double size, 4» Odj 7h G<l *' «^xud V> four Btnalli lls to six ttmati, . Do not I>o persuaded to try any i&hci: Article. X Bpaca alK>ived, huudrods of letters might 1/y insetted in proof of the ef acacy of Ihk extraordinary Fluid. The follcr wing was % Mr Bectham's agep.ts, Me«sff« Jew»hury and Brown, Cheiojsts, Mencheater: — "Barufcy, 38, Standwh «t, April, l«00. tc Si a—-I feel I ought to vmto and fcc^ you Of the (ixcc'llent qwalitie* o£ your Corn Jlasfetand Hair Fluid. They am undcaiaWc la thfiir effecte, Youre «ro the only advertisements I ever met with.-where the articlcaj Advertiacd tu£tmlj ami that thoroughly, the' promises givcu in their use, Thi* xmnmisH ; trelhf ulne»B induces me to write this. Your obedient ncrranfc, MC" 1' " Staaeoliffc House, Chrisfcchurcb, 7th May. •• Siß—Having lost my habr isearly three y«am ago, 1 had. recourse to your Hair Fluid |«UothcrremcdicßhavingfailtHl)forrts reßfcerataon, aad I am happy to »ay it had the desdrod effect; and I now have a hetter head of Lair than ever. I use no othor preparation. (Sigucd) " Mks. W. Lack." ** To Mr Beetham, Chemist." " Ht Allmna, 20th March. *'Gkntlemkk—l havo tried one 2s Cd Iwttlo of Beethftitt'a Hair Fluid, and 1 do assure you it has far surpassed the most sanguine expectations. I havo the greatest confidence in tlie efficacy of the Fluid as a ■restorer of tho hair. I shall thank you to aend mo one 11st bottlo as e&rly as po&Vible for tho enclosed amount. I shall loso no ©pportunity of recommending it to other parties similarly situated. ; " Yours respectfully, J "Thos. Dkivkk." I 4i To Messrs. Jeweh»iry and Brown, "Manchester," If spaco allowed, hundred* moro letters might be inserted, equally interesting and U&tiafactory. Sold by all Cheraista. Proprietors, Bkktuam and Co. t Chemists to the Eoyal Family, Cheltenham.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1690, 31 May 1867, Page 8
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