J. JAROS, Esq.
Dear Sir:--One winter's practical use of the Underwear manufactured
by your company, as well as the observation of the use of it by
others have convinced me of its great value as an under clothing for
protecting the body against cold and various diseases in some measure
incident thereto, especially rheumatoid affections. The physical
principles of its construction appear to be correct, and it is
certainly very agreeable to the wearer.
Most truly yours,
NORMAN BRIDGE.
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DAVID WARMAN, M. D. TRENTON, N. J., Feb. 11, 1888.
JAROS HYGIENIC UNDERWEAR CO., Chicago, Ill.
Dear Sirs:--My experience with your Hygienic Underwear, though somewhat
limited at present, I cheerfully give you. One of my patients wearing
it is delighted, and so am I. The patient was a sufferer from Muscular
Rheumatism, and since he donned your garments he has not had an attack;
although the weather has just been of the kind to produce the disease.
In this peculiar and ever changing climate of ours, it is important to
wear woolen undergarments the year round. They not only protect from
cold, but heat as well, by aiding in evaporation from the body and
keeping the surface warm.
The principles upon which your wear is constructed is undoubtedly
correct, in maintaining a healthy and normal action of the skin and
thereby diminishing the liability to taking cold. I take great pleasure
in recommending them to my patients.
Sincerely yours,
DAVID WARMAN.
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R. W. BISHOP, A. B., M. D., Prof. Physiology and Dermatology, Chicago
Med. College.
CHICAGO, Aug. 29, 1887.