Mrs. James Best's Uterine Supporter, For Me ttlff and curs of Procidsntid aud Pr0iapsE
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I For fhe Itff and Of Procidsnfid and PrgfapSHa Ifen.

 | A CAUTION-Mrs Belts, having seen various "A mutations ana counIerfrits, cautions the pro l tesson against imposition by snbsiIinihg other inventions for those her make. and whirh are destitute of all the important requirements of her supporter. Those made at Mrs. Belts establish ment, have her written signature enclosed m CIT ula" of letter press. and those having II may be recognised as spun ious

 TESTIMONIALS.

 From Pfof .S. Jackson, II b, offhe Unir1shy ot Psnnsyipania. "Fhe Abdominal and Pei Supporters, made by Mrs. Bells, of this city, can recommend to The medical profession and others after several yea'S experience of their use.

 ''rhese instruments are adapted 10 remedy the in- convenences depending on slnkins down o' the uterus, and it's cOnIpre ssion, from The incumbent weight the abdominal sscera. pressing lnto the pelvs, from a relaxation of ihe abdominal nnscles In this state oi the organ, exercise IS attended wb SO much pain and other suffering as 10 be dfheull or impossible.

 "Mrs. Beus is A lady oi intelligence, education, probiIy and excellent Inanners; ihe greatest conf- deuce can be placed in her.'' February 26, lsi2. From Y. D. Muttsr, II D. Of JetersOn Medicai Col

 iegs, Philadelphia

 "MY DEAR MADAM,-It affords me IRuch pleas to state that have repeatedly employed ynm supporter in prolapsus ueri. and with the most de- cided benefit. ] have question ot its value as a remed, for the complaint for the relief Of which il has been inventcd.' December II. 1S42. From Wm. Harris, N. D., Lec'urer on Obaetries in

 he Philadelphia Medical Isstitute.

 s.One oi the worst cases 1 have ever seen was completely cured by the Supporter. in little than A year, and some less formidable have been relieved in from three to six months. l commend this instrument cordially to the med,cai profession, believing Il to be of the greatest in provements of modern times.'t February "A. lS42."

 BALTimoKE, April II, 1914. ''l have carefully examined the application oi the 'uerne supporler' invented by Mrs. Betts, and find in it every thing to nraise and nothing to ban'e - Ten ladies of this city, who have made use of il at my suggestion, have found it quite comfortable, and superior to those made in Paris in this country, and It is with pleasure that approve of it's app ica- tion in all cases of uterine prolapsus.

 "P. CHATARD, Senr., M. D." ChniQue at the College of Physicians and Surgeon

 Neo York, Jy Prcf. Gilman, April 22, l842. "Professor Gilman condemned. in toto. the use of the pessary, and recommended the Supporter intro duced by Mrs, Beus."

 From Samr 1T Cietian, M D. Philadelphia. 'I have found Mrs. Bets' supporter the very hest instrument of the kind have yet met with in the whole of my professional experience.

 "I have recommended II, and will continue to do so, the successful of it's class in of ute rIne dispace,nents. Make reference 10 me 10 its merits." Philadelphia, May 5. iS43. For sale in this City only by

 A. NJ. ANDERSON, Druggist. apI4 l15Kmo sole Agent