Mrs. James Beft's Uterine slppOrs Yer, Por The ifiet and cure of PrOciettia and Proiapss
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 Mrs. James Bett's Uterine snpPOrser, | For The ifie and of PrOcidelia and ProiapsaA Uleri. | k CAUJ1ON-Mrs Bers, having seen various | "A limitations and counlerieits, cautions the pro fesson against imposition by substituting other inventions for those her own make, and whic h ire | destitute of all the important requirements of het | supporter Those made al Mrs. Belts establhz ment, have her written signature enclosed in a cir. eular of letter press. and those hasing t may be recognised as spul ious.

 TESTIMONIALS.

 From Prof s. Jackson, II D, offhe Uniresity ot Penhs ylrahia.

 "fhe Abdominal and Pea meal Supporters, made by Mrs Belts, of lhis cily, can recommend tp the medical profession and 10 others after several years experience of their

 'rhese instruments are adapted 10 remedy the in conveaiences depending snkng down of ihe | uterus, and it's c0mpre s~inn, from The incumbent weight of the abdominal siscera, pressing into lhe pelvis, from relaxation ofih abdominai muscles In this state of he organ, exercise IS attended, wlih so much pam and other suffering as 10 be difficult or impossible.

 "Mrs. Belts is Il lady ol intelligence, education, probiy and excellent manners lhe greatest conf deuce be placed in her.' February 26, Isi2. From T. D. Matq, II D. of Jetrson Medieat Coi- iese, Phtadetpha "MY DEAR MApAm,--lt affords me much pleas ure to state that l have repeatedly employed your  cide, benefit. l have question oi its value as Il reneds for Ihe complaint for he relief of which II has been invented" December II, 1872. From Hm. Harris, N D., Lee'ara on Obaetrics in he Piuiadelphia Wedical Institute. 's0ne oi the worst cases l have completely cured by the Supporter. in little more lhan a year, and some less formidable have been relieved in from three to six mouths. l re commend this instrument cordially 10 the medical professon believing 1t to be nf the greatest n- provements of modern times" February 2f, 1912. !"

 BALTIMoRE, April II, lS4. ''l have carefully examined lhe application of the 'ulerIne supporter invented by Mrs. Bets, and find in il every thing to praise and nothing 10 blame - Ten ladies of this city, who have made use of il at my suggestion, have found it quite comfortable, and superior those made in Paris or in this country, and Ii Is with pleasure that approve o its app ica- tion in all eases of uterine prompstls.

 "P. CHArARD, Senr., M. D ' CHniqus at Me Collage of Physicians anu Surg cons,

 Neo York, by Prof. Gilman, April g, 1S42.

 "Prolessor Gilman condemned, m toto, the use of the pesslry, anl recommended the Supporter intro duced by Mrs Beus.'

 From San,l IT Clelan, V D. Philadelphia.

 "I have found Mrs Belts' supporter the very best instrument of the kind have ever yet met with in the whole of my professional experience.

 "I have recommended II, and will sontinur Ia do so as inc most successful of it's class in of ute rne displacements Make reference 10 me as to lts meris.'' Philadelphia, May 3, lS43.

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 A. NJ. ANDERSON, Druggist.

 ap14 1l5Kmo sole Agent.