Mrs. James Beu's Uterine Supporter, For the Ttist and of Procidentia and PTOtdpsu'

 
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For the Ielet and cure of Procidentia and Proiapsus

 Utei.

 A CAUT1ON-Mrs. Beus, having seen various "A mutations and counerfes, cautions the pro- fession against imposition by substituting other inventions for those O. her make, and whc h are destitute of all the important requirements of her supporter. Those made at Mrs. Belts establisi- ment, have her written signature enclosed in a cir cula" of letter press and those not having may be recognised as spu,iou

 From Prof. s. Jackson, M. D., of he UniUershy 9

 Psnnsyluania.

 "The Abdominal and Pel meal Supporters, made by Mrs. Betis, of this city, can recommend to the medical profession and to others after several years experience of their use.

 '.These instruments are adapted to remedy the in convenences depending on sinking down Of the uterus, and it's compre ssion, from ihe ncumben weight the abdominal siscera. pressing into the pelyis, from relaxation of the abdominal mus cles In this state ol the organ, exercise is attended with so much pain and other suffering as to be difficult impossible.

 "Mrs Betts is n lady oi intelligence, educaf ion. prubly and excellent manners; the greatest cnnh- dence can be placed in her." February 26, 1922. From T. D. AIuttr, N, D. of J,ferson Medical Col

 lsge, Philadelphia.

 "MY DEAR MADAM,--It affords me much pleas ure to state that l have repeatedly employed your supporter in pr0lapsus uferi and with the most de- cided benefit. have no question of it's value as a reaAiy for the complaint tor the relief of which II has. been invented D December II, lS42. From Wm. Harris, M D., Lec'uru On Obstetrics in

 the Philadelphia Medical Institute. ...- sOne oi the worst cases l have ever seen was completel, cured by the Supporter. ina little more than year, and some less formidable have been relieved in from three to six months. l re- commend this instrument cordially to the medical profession, believing to be of the greatest ,m- proyements of modern times" February 24, lS42.

 BALTIMoEE, April II, lS44. "l have carefully examined Ihe application oi the suter,ne supporier' invented by Mrs beus, and find in il every thing to praise and nothing to blame Ten ladies of this city, who have made use oi i at my suggestion, have found il quite comfortable, ana superior 10 those made in Paris or in this country and 1t IS with pleasure that approve oi its appiica- tion in all ca ses of uterine prohps's.

 "P. CHATARD, Senr., M. D" CHaique at the Collage of Physieiaas and Surgeons, Nnc York, by Prof. Gilman, Apri 22, io4Z. "Professor Gilman condemned, m toto, the use oi the pessary, and recommended the Supporter intro- duced by Mrs. Betts."

 From Sanai M Clelan, M D. Philadelphia. ssI have found Mrs Betts' supporter the very bes instrument of the kind have ever yet met with II the whole of my professional experience.

 ssI have recommended II, and will continue to dc so AR inc most successful of it's class n cases of ute r,ne displscements. Make reference 10 me as it, nerits.'' Philadelphia, May 5. lS+3. For sale in this City only by

 A. NJ. ANDERSON, Druggist. ,nId I15Kuo sole Agent.