JOHN H. PRICE, M. D., Sec.'y Chemung County, Med. Soc., N. Y.
J. JAROS, Esq. Elmira, N. Y., Apr. 29, 1887.
My Dear Sir:--The object of clothing is to preserve the proper heat of
the body, by protecting it both from cold and heat, and thus to prevent
the injurious actions of sudden changes of temperature upon the skin.
This object is most admirably accomplished by the "Jaros Hygienic
Wear." I have demonstrated this most important fact in my own person
during the past six months. For several years past I have been much
annoyed by occasional attacks of muscular Rheumatism. Since I began to
wear the "Jaros Hygienic Clothing" I have been almost entirely free
from these attacks. I deem them a valuable auxiliary in the treatment
of _Consumption, Bright's Disease and Rheumatism_.
Very truly yours,