pIrs. James Bet;'s Uterine Supporter, For The tfhef and cure of Pr0cidenna and Proi1psu

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 A CAUT1ON-Mrs Belts, having seen various "A mutations ana counterfPIts, cautions the pro l lesson against imposition by substituting othel inventions for those her own make. and whic are destitute of all the important requirements of hei supporter. Those made Nt Mrs. Beis' establish. ment, have Her written signature enclosed in cir cula" Of letter press. and those not ha'ng il may be

 TESTIMONIALS.

 From P,of s. Jackson, " D., the Uniuersity oj Penns ylra,ua.

 'tThe Abdominal and Pc, meal Supporters made by Mrs Betis, of this city, can recommend to the medical profession and others after several yeas experience of their use.

 ''These instruments are adapted to remedy ihe in. conveniences depending on slnking down Of tho uterus, aud it's compression, from ihe incumbent weight of the abdominal .lscera. pressing into The pelvis, from reIaxatinn of the abdomlnal muscles In this state o the organ, exercise Is attended with 80 much pain and other suffering as to be difficult nr impossible

 "Mrs. Bets is lady oI intelligence, education probhy and excellent manners; lhe greatest conf deuce can be placed in her" February 26, lSi2. From T. D. Mmtey, M. D. of Js6erson Medical Col.

 iege, Philadelphia

 "MY DEAR MADAM,-lt Affords me much pleas ure to state that have repeatedly employed your supporter in proapsus uteri, and with the most de- cided benefit. have no question of It's value as a remedv for the complaint tor the relief of whirh il has been invented" December II 1922 From Wm. Haus, M D., Lecturer O6ststyics in

 the Philadelphia MedicoI Msthute.

 ''One ol the worst cases l have seen was completel, cured by the Supporter in a little more than year, and some less formidable have been relieved in from three to six months. l re- commend this instrument cordially 10 the medical profession, believing to be of the greatest inl- provemenls of modern iimes." February 24, 1922 "

 BALTIMORE, April IT lS4I. ''1 have carefully examined he application of the 'ulerne supporter invented by Mrs. Betts, and find in it every thing to praise and nothing 10 blame - Ten ladies of this city, who have made use of il at my suggeslion have found it quite comfortable, and superior those made in Paris or in this country, and IS with pleasure that approve of its app lica ton in all cases of uterine prnapsus.

 "P. CHATARD, Senr., M. D D Cinique at he College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York, Jy Prof. Gilman, April 22, 1922 "Prolessor Gilman condemned. in toto. the of the pessary, ani recommended the Supporter intro duced by Mrs Belts."

 From Samr M Clellan, II D Philadelphia. ''I have found Mrs Be,ts' supporter ihe very best instrument of the kind l have ever yet met with in the whole of my professional experience.

 ''1 have recommended II, and will continue to do so, the successful of its class iR of ute rlne displacemenls. Make reference 10 me as 10 its merits" Philadelphia, May 5. l643. For sale in this City only by

 A. N. ANDERSON, Druggist. ap14 1l5Kmo sole Agent.