The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-10-12
From Dr. NJ. L. Knapp, late physician TO the Baltimore
Dspensary and agent for The Mary and Vaccine Insti
tntinn RALTIMoRE. MARCH 27 lS33.

! tuition. BALTIMORE. MARCH ~, 1888.
| DIR. JAYNE Dear Sir You ask me what proofs |
meet with Ct the efficacy Of Jon medicine can safel,
say that prescribed medicine for bowel alins
that has given much satisfaction and my patients
speedy and perfect reefas this Whenever introduced into
family it becomes standing remedy Tor those ailments,
aud is called for again and again. winch think pretty
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mer complaints OF children il has frequently appeared 10
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saved the life of my child, and Of such and snch ch,
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and give permanent relief in few hours may say in
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family should BIZ without it. Respectfully,
M l.. KNAPP, Nj D.
From Dr.. WIN. steeling. Physician to the Cumberland
N. j. Almshouse.
BRIDGEr, wN. jury 10, 1886
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From Jonathan Going, d. D late of New York Presi.
dent OF Granville College. Ohio.
New YoRK, MAY 20, 1887.
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" ~ 0 : 80 ~' = JONATHAN GOING.
From the Rev, H X. Greene Professor in the German
town Collegiate Institute.
GERMANTOWN. APRIL 80, 1888.
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