Mrs. James Bett's Uterine Supporter, For he TeIiej and of Procidenfia and ProIopsl

 
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 A CAUTION-Mrs. BeIis, having various "A limitations and commercials. cautions the pro fesson against imposition by substituting other inventions for those O her make. and whc h destitute of all the important requirements of her supporter. Those made at Mrs. Beits' establsh~ ment, have her written signature enclosed in cir cula- of letter press. and those ha ing may be recognised as spun ious.

 TESTIMONIALS. From Prof <. Jackson, N D., ofthe Unirersify of

 Psnns ylpdIiid.

 "The Abdominal and Pe, neal Supporters, mad, by Mrs. Bets, of this city, can recommend to the medical proes sion and 10 others after several yeaiA experience of their use.

 ''Fhese instruments are adapted io remedy lhe in- convenences depending sinking down of the uterus, and it's conpre ssiOn, from the incumbent weight the abdominal siscera. pressing into the pelvls, from relaxation of the abdominal muscles In this state of the organ, exercise IS attended with so much pain and other suffering as to be difficult or impossible.

 "Mrs. Betts is lady ol intelligence, education. problly and excellent manners; the greatest conh deuce can be placed in her." February 26, lSt2. From T. D. Mutter, M D. of Js6ersOn Medical Col

 iege, Philadetphia

 "MY DEAR MADAM,-It affords much pleas nre to state that have repeatedly employed youI supporter in prolapsus uter, and with the most de- ci'led benefit. have no question of its value as Il remedy for the complain, gr the relief of which il has been invenlefi," December II, 1922 From Wm. Harris, M. D.. Lecturer on ObHetrics i,,

 the Philadelphia Msdical Hastfufe. T s'One oi the worst have compleel, cured by the Supporter. in little more than a year, and less formidable have been relieved in from three to six months. l re- commend this instrument cordially to the medical profession, believing be of the greatest i'm proyements of modern times" February 24, 1842."

 BALTIMORE, April II, lS44. 'l have carefully examined the application of the 'uerine 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 of il At my suggestion, have found il quite comfortable, and superiu to those made in Paris or in this country, and II with pleasure that approve of its ppIica ton in all cases of uterine proapsus.

 "P. CHATARD, Senr., M. D." Chn'que at the College of Physicians and Sugeons, Nnr Fork, by Prof. Gi,nsn, April P, lSl2. "Professor Gilman condemned, in toto, the use of the pessary, and recommended the Supporter intro duced by Mrs. Beus."

 From Samf M' C3elian, II D. Philadelphia. "I have found Mrs Betts' supporter the very best instrument of the kind have yet met with in the whole of my professional experience.

 "l have recommended Il, and wlll sonuinuc to do so the successful of its class in of ute rIne displacements. Make reference me to it's merits.'' Philadelphia, May ,, lSi3 For sale ih this City only by

 A. Nj. ANDERSON, Druggist. ap11 ll5Kmo sole Agent.