The native American., 1839-12-21

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their year. will be presumed as desiring It's continuance
until coureunanded and it will accordingly be contn-
ned at The option Of the publisher
rOWEJ. COMPLAINTS CURED -Jayne's Carni
Nd native Balsam is certain, safe, and eecal rem
edy for dysentery darrhGa, or osseness choiera
summer complaint collie, sPing pans, sour @
fatulency SC. &c. and all spasnodc and nervous as-
aases as s;ck and nervous headache hys'cra, cramp
Sc. SC.
From Dr. NJ l.. Knapp, late physician to the Baltimore
Dsnensary and agent for the Maryland Vaccine lnsti-
fulton BALTIMORE, MARCH n, 1888.
DR. JAYNE Dear sir: You ask me what proo!s, |
meet with Of the efficacy Of you medicine can safety
never prescribed medicine for bowel complaints
hat has given me much satisfaction ana my patients so
speelv and perfect reefa this Whenever introduced INTO
family it becomes standing remedy Tor those ailments
and is called for again and,agan, which thnk pretty
rood proof Of its efficacy and usefulness. IN inc sum
mer conpaints o cil!ren it has frequently appeared 10
snatch the little vc'ims as II were, lso.n ie S,a'e sa !,
have repeatedly heard said In dysen'erlc affections
Of adults have time and again seent act Ike charm
and give permanent relief in lew honrs' may say ~
f.,y minutes In fn~ it is valuable medicine, and no
''''''' 9'ON'' NIL. KNAPP, NJ. D.
From Dr. VIM steeling, Physician to the Cumberland
N. j. Almshonse.
... DRIpGErawN,r July 49, 1885.
This NAV certify that have used Dr. Jayne's Carm,
native Ba!sam very extensively IN bowel complaints ana
have
nv nrcnarntion that have met with for the relief Of
those In5 ps diseases. WILLIAM sTEELING, M. D.
From Johnathan Going y. D. late Of New York, Pfes,
dent OF Granville College, Ohio
, .:. NEW YoRK, MAY 20 1887.
DR. d. JAYNE: DEAR SIR Having made use Of yo'r
Carmnative Basam in my family, and hndng It 10 be
admirably adapted to the complaints Tor which is IN
tnaed take pleasure in recommending it to the use Of
INV friends and the Public generally believing nose VINO
are afflicted with any of these complaints will find relief
in the use Of this valuable medtelne: er1,,N CONC
From the Rev H. K. Greene Professor in the German
town Collegiate Institute
GERmANTowN. APRIL 30, 1923.
~ rAyvn. NV Dear Sir: 1t gives pleasure TO
communicate in this manner, my favorable opinion OF
vonr Carminatve Balsam. For two years it has been IN
almost constant in my family II was mus nus, in'ro
Ave or six DAYS with the dyscntery Calomel and other
medicines had been largely administered. bu without
M least apparent benefit The peculiar discharges from
the bowels were unchanged in both character ana ire,
nancv lbe strength Of the little patient could not hold
ant much longer At this juncture, was reminded by
friend Of your Basam. After portion OF castor OH II
was administered several times through ne nsn'. -
the morning the physician found the discharges essen-
aIlv changed the disease was checked nay, removed
ali other medicines discontinued, and the cld was
soon restored to usual health We haye ever SINCE keP1
tb;a invaluable medicine hand and for both adults and
children have found it uniformly eticaclous we readily
pronounce it the best adapted to family use OF an e
preparations with which we are acquainted hopnS
that the public will become universally acquainted
;.h r.a ,h;s mea;cne l remain yours, SC.
VIZ ~ H. K. GREEN.
Itmay be had wholesale and retail at ToDDS Drug Store
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