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Artificial Nipple Shield,
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TNOR the prevention and cure Of Sore Nip
pies. The following highly respectable
certificates are deemed a sufficient recommenda-
ton for those who are afflicted in this manner,
to try them. =
J. From Doctor VIM. p. Devices, lste Professor
of Obstetrics, in the Medical University of Phi
Iadelphia


Doct. ELIJAH PRATT


DEAR SIR As feel it matter of much
ublic importance, to possess means of lessen
ng the terrible sufferings from sore Nipples,
have much pleasure in being able to say, that
the s'Shield', you offer for the preventing and
the cure of this malady, IS better adapted to the
purpose than. any have heretofore seen. In
the two or three instances have known them
to be used, much satisfaction has been express
ed and have no hesitation to believe it viii
generally succeed am SO well persuaded ol
this, at this moment, that cannotforbearto to ex
press wish that our city, through the va
rious Apothecaries, may be supplied with them.


l am yours, &c.


NJ. P. DEVICES, NJ. D.
Philadelphia, Jan. I3, 1884.


From DR.. Thomas Seawall, Professor of Ana
tony and Physiology, Columbia College, Dis
trct of Columbia:


WASHINGTON CITY, 4rH FEB, 1884
Having examined DR.. Pratt's newly invented
Nipple Shields, and Witnessed its practical ap
plication, among my patients, take great plea
sure in recommending it as decidedly superio
to anything previously known. 1t constitutes
perfect remedy for that distressing malady
Sore Nipples /; a disease which SO frequently
aHicts young women.


THOMAS sEAWALL, MD
IF The above instrument is for sale, at the
moderate price of 50 SO cents,-by


WILLIAMS, HAYWOOD& CO.
Raleigh, Feb. 1886.