Truss, after having suffered for 20 years. It is because it
is the only truss that will absolutely prevent the rupture from coming
down.

W. B. CURTIS,
October 2, 1911.
Haynes, Ark.

+Cluthe Truss Saves These Two from Surgeon's Knife+

My wife was saved from the knife after a wild midnight ride to the House
of Mercy in an ambulance. We can never say too much for the Cluthe
Truss. My wife was ruptured for 11 years and suffered great pains at
times. We are both nearly cured. She has worn her Cluthe Truss since
June of this year and I have worn mine since last Christmas. Many thanks
to the Messrs. Cluthe for their wonderful truss.

MR. AND MRS. D. CHAMBERLAIN,
September 26, 1911.
272 So. Dalton Road, Pittsfield, Mass.

+A Man 79 Years Old Practically Cured in 3 Months+

I have worn your truss about three months and it is worth its weight
in gold. I believe I am cured. I forgot to put the truss on different
occasions and did not notice my rupture or feel the slightest weakness.
I am working every day. The other trusses I wore only made me worse.
I shall still wear my Cluthe Truss-- I would not take any chances just
now. I shall be pleased to recommend it to everyone ruptured.

JOSEPH DOBINSON,
381 Harvard St., Cambridge, Mass.
October 10, 1911.

+Soon Cured and Never Used Truss Since+

I verily believe that your truss is the best of all the trusses made,
for after less than a year's use of the Cluthe Truss I laid it away and
never had to use any truss since. Hoping that all who have suffered as I
have in the past from rupture may find relief from this terrible
affliction.

J. C. DE MOTT,
5 West Long Ave., Du Bois, Pa.
October 3, 1911.

+New Lease of Life for This Man+

I found the Cluthe Truss as different from all other trusses as a
scientific balance is to a vise. I am 70 years old and have always been
unable to take long walks, but the first Sunday I had your truss I
walked a mile to my house and felt so good that I walked three miles
more. Prior to getting your truss I could not walk half a dozen city
blocks without great distress. I wish you great success towards
suffering mankind.

JOHN DIVINE,
1238 Wisconsin Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C.
September 6, 1911.

+Had Probably the Largest Display of Trusses before He Tried
the Cluthe, Which Alone Holds+

Some months ago I was induced to make just one more venture in buying
trusses. I admit that I had but mig