The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-26
-A SIX. INQUIRE-Ask these who knew.-I

A SIX, INQUIRE-Ask those who knew-Tbose
\ only who know by trial or immediate observation
form any idea Of the effects of the perfect relief
of the almost charmke effected in cases of the
Piles, Rheumatism, all Sweilings, and all external
Pains matter how severe by the Use of Hay's Ii.
nimcnt. Find one who has used il that will not laud
it to be above all things used and you will find
what cannot be found,
For the relief of suffering human beings who may
be afflicted beg you 10 ask-ask of those who
know. Gentlemen know of cases unconaueratle bv
all other remedies physicians though tried oI ma nv
years that have been cured by the use of The genuine
HAYS LINIMENT. Thousands of persons know
similar cures We appeal to their sense of Justice
their human feelings
1t is but duty you owe to your suffering fellow he
ings to let this great remedy be known Speak of il
then to all your friends. This will save much pain
where the newspapers not read or where reade,
are lncredulous, because many worthless articles
are advertised for the same purpose. To buyers we
say if all who have used it do not say il is beyond all
praise, then do MOI take it. The proprietor will not
allow this article TO be paid for unless il cures when
all the directions fully followed Will any one
suffering refuse now to try it If he does he oupht
TO be ptled more for his obsnacy than his suffering
MI. Hays would never consent to offer this article
were he not compelled by his sense ofmoral-or re-
gious duty--to do all in his power for the victims Of
distress am misery For this purpose he would sooner
devote fortune, than secure dollar for any worth
less article.
LOOK OUT-Some swinders have countcrfeitcd
this article, and put it up with various devices Do
not be imposed upon One thing only will protect
you--it is the name of COMSTOCK & co that
name must be always the wrapper or YOU are
cheated Dono forget it. Take this direction with
YOU, and test by that, buy for il is impossible
for any other to be true or genuine.
SOLOMON HAYS.
Sold by coMsToCK & co. . Fletcher street,
n York.
LOOK OUTn
Caution" rs the Pan ent of .Sdfetu
An attack of the " Piles" may be positively pre-
vented by using (when the prcmontory symptoms are
iclt the celebrated HAYS LINIMENT. There
are more than one hundred people in this CITY and in
the United States an immense number who have suf.
icrcd beyond endurance by this dreadful COMPLAINT
who keep themselves wholly free from attacks by an,
plying inns Llnlncnt when they feel any symptoms OF
cs approach of this there is the most perfect proof
~ None genuine without the name of c oMsTocK
q Co, written on the Wrappers
SOLOMON HAYS.
FLORENCE, Ala, Sept 2sth, 1898
~ gentleman OF the highest standing in this town,
who has been dreadfully afflicted with the Blind Piles
Tor the last % years, called upon me and freely con-
essed to me his situation. After describing the seve-
y OF The complaint he remarked that he had no, been
80 wen Tor ~ years past he was at that moment
lie had used one bottle only of HAYS I.nmcnt To
use his own words he said the whole human family.
who we've thus afflicted, ough, be made acquainted
with this medicine" Signed
r. L. BLISS.
Mrs MANWARING, of Jamaica, l.. l.. has
been under the hands OF several physicians for wear
past with unbeatable fever sore on her ankIe
and has been part ofthc time quite unable To wall
and got relief t she has now by the use of two hot
ties of Hays Liniment, been entirely cured Totb;s
fact Judge Lamberson, and F. Jones Esq Editor
OF the Long Island Farmer and many ,ther citizens
OF that town will testify.
WONDERFUL
An astonishing act-Hays' Linimcnt has now
been used in some thousand eases and no failure can
he found. II will cure every and all cases Of Piles No
charge without such result
All must be spurious withou, the written signature
OF ooms,ock Y 90 Look carefully for this and the
name of Solomon Hays
Sold at No Fletcher street " York
For sale by CHAS STOTT,
9. H. 4 q. III. JAMES,
acc Washington City.