The native American., 1840-01-01

eOWEL COMPLAINTS CURED --Jayne's Ccrmi
D native Ba!san. is certain, safe, and eectua
edy lordyseniey arrhGa osseness cholera morbus,
summer complaint colic gripping pains, sour stomach,
datulency, sc. sc. and all spasnodc and dis
eases, as sick and headache, hyseria cramp
&c. &c.
From DR.. M L. Knapp, late physician to the Baltimore
Dispensary, and agent for the Mary land Vaccine Ins
tuition. BALTIMORE MARCH 27, 1898.
DR. JAYNE !: Dear Sir: You ask me what proofs
meet with ct the efficacy of on medicine can safely
say mat never prescribed medicine for bowelcompanis
that has given much satisacton and my patients so
speedy and perfect reefas this Whenever introduced into
family. i becomes startling remedy for those ailments
aud s called Tor again and again, which think pretty
good PROOF OF IT'S efficacy and usefulness. In the
mer complaints Gf children il has frequently appeared 10
snatch The little victims it were, from The grave 1t
saved the life Of my child, and of such and such child
have repeatedly heard said. In dyseneric affections
OF adults have time and again seenit like charm
and give permanent relief in few hours may say in
few minutes. III fine it is a valuable medicine and no
family should b. without il. Respectfully,
nj. l.. KNAPP, M. ID.
From DR.. Wm. steelng, Physician to the Cumberland,
a- N. j. Anshouse.
BRIpGErpwN, July 10, 1886.
This may certify that have used Dr.. Jaynes Carmi-
native Balsam very extensively in bowel complaints, and
any preparation that have met with ior the relief of
those diseases. WILLIAM sTEELlNG, M. ID.
From Johnathan Going d. D. late of New York, Presi
dent OF Granville College, Ohio.
NEW YoRK, MAY 20 1887.
Dr. d. JAYNE: DEAR SIR Having made use ofyour
Carmnative Basam in my family, and finding it TO be
admirably adapted to the complaints for which it is in
tended take pleasure in recommending it to the of
my friends and the Public generally believing those who
afflicted with any of these complaints will find relief
in the use Of this valuable medicine
JONATHAN GOING.
From the Rev II. K. Greene, Professor in the German
town Collegiate Institute.
GERMANTOWN. April 30, 1885,
DIR. JAYNE: My Dear Sir 1t gives pleasure TO
in this manner, my favorable opinion Of
your Carmnatye Basam. For two years il has been in
almost constant use in my family. 1t was thus intro
duced child of five years old had been sick some
five six days with the dysentery Calome and other
medicines had been largely administered but without
the least apparent benefit The peculiar discharges from
the bowels were unchanged IN both character and fire.
quency the strength Of the little patient could not hold
out much longer AT this juncture reminded by
friend Of your Basam. After portion Of castor OIL it
administered several times through the night. In
The morning. the physician found the discharges essenti-
ally changed the disease checked nay, removed;
al other medicines discontinued, and the child was
soon restored 10 usual health We have since kept
his invaluable medicine hand, and for both adults and
children have found uniformly eficacious We readily
it the best adapted to family Of all the
preparations with which acquainted Hoping
hat the public will become universally acquainted
With this medicine, l remain yours, &c.
Fl. X. GREEN
may be had wholesale and retail at ToDDs Drug Store