Part 48

FRANK CHAPMAN, Hollis Depot, N.H. November 27, 1911.

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Errata:

The muscles at some point have simply text reads "simlpy" there is no expense beyond the price text reads "beyonp" no springs, no legstraps no hyphen in original and, gradually overcomes the weakness comma in original you who now scarcely text reads "nows carcely" dare do a thing-- scarcely even cough or laugh dash supplied by transcriber: no punctuation in original that is why, when a man text reads "whan" bands or springs around the waist text reads "wait" "Don't-Wear-a-Truss" Arguments text reads "Dont" But it is easy enough text reads "But it easy" The Cluthe Truss costs so little text reads "cost" worthless makeshift text reads "makeshirt" "This truss fully guaranteed." text reads "guaranted" a legitimate profit text reads "ligitimate" Both are perspiration-proof and both water-proof. The Cluthe Truss text reads "The Cluthe. Truss" 60 days' trial.) close parenthesis missing in original agree with the corresponding question.) close parenthesis missing in original do any kind of work text reads "king" 747 E. Main St., Ravenna, Ohio. comma after "Ravenna" missing CHAS. W. SHIVELL period after "CHAS" missing To be honest with you, I don't believe I would be here to write this if it had not been for the Cluthe Truss. Can truthfully say I have been wonderfully benefited, and feel as though my rupture is cured text reads "don?t believe ... if it has not been ... feel aa though" My ruptures are so now text unchanged: missing word after "so"? wear it for six months longer text reads "sic" to wear any truss since. From the first day text has comma for period in that time text reads "yhat" Western Bank Note Co., 20th street and Indiana avenue, Chicago, Ill. capitalization unchanged 2844 38th Place, Chicago, Ill. comma after "Chicago" missing I have been permanently cured by using it text reads "permenantly" I can truthfully say that I am now cured text reads "thaat"_