A HAIR-RAISING TALE.

"The 'beauty doctor' told a good story about her hair-restorer," said a

well-known Akron business man Monday, "but I know a better one. With

several other men I was associated, several years ago, in the manufacture

of a restorer. We had a fakir selling the remedy, and this was one of his

tales:

"'A woman came to me the other day for her eighth bottle. She said she

liked the taste of it so well. I was frightened and took her into a

private office and told her to show me her tongue. She stuck it out and

there was a half-inch of hair on it. To keep from hurting the business we

had to feed her camphor balls all that summer to keep the moth out of her

stomach.'"--_Akron (Ohio) Times-Democrat._

The Stolen Letter.

The Scrap Book, Volume 1, No. 3 May 1906 · 第 139 / 146 题