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GEO. HOMAN, M. D., Prof. Hygiene, Surgeon Police Department, St. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, MO., Jan'y 20, 1888.
J. JAROS, Esq., Chicago, Ill.
Dear Sir:--I am enabled by personal experience to testify to the
comfort derived from the use of your Wear during the cold weather,
and that the anticipated objection occurring to me before trial,
namely, that the unmixed wool in contact with the skin might prove
uncomfortable, has not appeared. In softness and warmth I have never
worn any fabric that equals it, while my original impression at first
sight in regard to the scientific construction of the principals upon
which it is based, has been strengthened by experience.
Very truly yours,
GEO. HOMAN.
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R. HARVEY REED, M. D., Surgeon Chief, Baltimore & Ohio R. R. Co.,
Secretary State Sanitary Association, Ohio.; Treasurer National
Association Railway Surgeons.
MANSFIELD, O., March 9, 1888.
MR. J. JAROS, Chicago, Ill.
Dear Sir:--From personal experience I find your Underwear the most
comfortable and the best safeguard from taking cold of anything of the
kind I have ever seen.
I have no hesitancy whatever in heartily seconding it for Railroad
employees, Police and Fire Departments, as especially well suited for
their use, or any person exposed to the sudden changes of the weather
in our climate.
Yours very truly,
R. HARVEY REED, M. D.
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