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ASTHMA AND SPLITTING BLOOD
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From Aikinson's Philadelphia Evening Post
Philadelphia, Aug. 10th, 1888.


Philadelphia, Aug. 10th, 1888.
Mr.. Atkinson Dear Sir.-A few weeks ago
| noticed in your paper an account Of the sur
prising effects Of Jaynes Carminativc, in restor-
ing n great number Of passengers on board Of a
Mississippi Steamboat to perfect health, who
were affected by violent Bowel Complaint
was glad to see you notice il so kindly, you mny
rest assured il deserves the praise bestowed upon
it. The benefit have received from his medi-
cine, more especially his Erpectoyant, induces
me TO state my case TO you, Tor tho benefit OF
those who are afflicted in the same way. 1t has
been my misfortune, Sir, TO labor under Cough
and Asilnnalical oppression, for more than hall
a century. When u soldier in the American
Camp, in ITS, !, with many others, lowing to
great exposure J had violent attack Of disease
of tho Lungs, by which, was disabled from
duty for a long time. Since TINT period until
recently, have never been free from violent
Cough, and difficulty Of breathing. Year after
year, have expeciorated over a gill day
Often much more, and sometimes mixed with
blood. For months together, night after night,
| have had to sit or be bostered up to obtain my
breath. Tho weakness and debility caused by
such constant expectoration, frequently brought
me to state bordering on death. II has been
a matter Of astonishment TO my family and
friends that am here to write this 10 You.
have had skiIfu' physicians to attend me, and
every thing done that was thought likely to give
me relief, without any beneficial effect. Last
winter ] had another very severe attack oil
inflammation Of the Lungs, which fully expected
would be the last. then considered my case
as past the aid Of medicine. When was per-
suaded to call in Doctor Jayne-with the as
sistanco Of Divine Providence, through him
was once more raised from my bed but the
Cough and Wheeling weared me day and night
lie advised me to use his Expeciorant. did so,
with strong hope, that, as it had cured many
Of my acquaintances Of various diseases Of the
Lungs, it might at least, mitigate my suherings.
Need | say how graliled feel-H has eE
fectuaNy cnred nae. As soon as | commenced
taking it, found it reached my case, as began
to breathe with more freedom. My Expectora-
iion became easy, and my Cough entirely left
me. | now feel as well as ever did in my life,
and better than have for the last sirty years.
Last summer spit great deal Of blood, now
thank God am perfectly cured. Now, Sir,
after suffering SO long, and finding at last, such
signal relief from DIR. Jayne's Expectorant, ]
feel anxious to inform my fellow citizens where
relief may be had. If you think this worthy a
place in your paper, you will oblige me by no
licing it.
NICHOLAS HARRIS, Sen.
No. 35, Lombard street.
Mr. Harris has long been worthy member
1--WE believe Dcacon) Of the First Baptist
Church in this city, and implicit confidence may
be placed in bis assersion.
Persons are invited to call and see him, and
satisfy themselves
The above valuable medicine may be had Of
J. w. Eddy, Newport, Price 81,