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Otago Daily Times, Issue 1691, 1 June 1867, Page 8

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BEWABE OF INJUEIOUS IMITATIONS OF BEETHAM'S ILUE ( FLUXp, OLWorM'Wide Ilqiutaitoh.l 7 . UNDER ROYAL PATRONAGE. Y. Ham IlmsoimJAXii Gmevsmm Phevbj?x£d, •nEETHAM'S CAPILLARY F.AIR ■<*' FLUID fo now* used by most of the ladies and gentlemen at the Cfeurtof Her Majesty, and thousands of tho aristocracy and gentry, Ifc is acknowledged to be the most effectual article ever discoverod for promoting the growth and strengthening weak «»d fine hair, preventing falling off, checking fgreyness, and restoring a color, -without ther iuse of dye. It cleanses the head from scurf, *nd imparts to it a brilliant gloas*- truly' During the last 14 years numerous parties have endeavored to imitate it, I>ut have utterly failed; it has no equal, as iumdreds of testimonials fully prove, Sold In bottles, 2s 6d. Double size, 4s Gd; 7s Gd equal te four email; lis to six smalL Do not lie persuaded to try any otherarticle. H gpfSe allowed, hundreds of "letters be inserted in proof of the efficacy of this cxtrjwrdinary Fluid The following waa *eceived ; by Mr Beetluim's agents, Messrs Jewsbury and Brown, Chemists, Manchester: — "Burnley, 38, Standish st,, April, ISGO. " Siiv—l feel I ought to -write and tdl yoa; of tho excellent qualities of your Corn Plaster and Hair Fluid. They are undeniable la their effects. Your* are the only adver-1 tiseraents I ever met with where the articles advertised equal, and that thoroughly, tho firomisea given in their use, Thiu unusual truthfulness induced mo to write thia. Your obedient servant, ** C," "To Mr Beetham." " Stencciiffe Hou«s, Christclmrch, 7th May. *'Sir—-Having lost my hair neai^y three years ago, I hail recourse te your Hair Fluid other remedies having failed) for ite restoration, and I am happy te say it had the desired effect; and I now have a better headof liair than ever. I use no other preparation. ' (Signed) "' Miw. W. Lack." " To Mr IJcctham, Clicmwt." . v St. Albaas, 20th March. " Gkstj.k>ib.v—l have trietl ono 2s o<l Iwsttle of Beetham's Hair Fluid, $nd I do assure you it hjia far surjiasßed the most sanguine expectations, I have the greatest confidence in the efficacy of the Fluid as a ircsterer of the hair. I shall thank you to send mo one 11a bottle aa early as possible for the enclosed amount, I shall lose no opportunity of. recommending it te othor parties similarly situated* " Yours respectfully, "Tiros. DnivKu." "To Mc33i-8. Jewsbury and Brown, *• Manchester." If space allowed, hundreds more lettera might -U, jnaerte<l, equally interesting and satisfactory. (vi tl by all CUemiate. Pro•prieters, 'Bkctham and o.».,xnt w .;«*« t 0 t ], c jßoyal Family, Cheltenham.

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