Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-02
Mrs. James Belts Uterine Supporter,
For The relief and cure of Procidentid and PrOiqpsus
UTeri.


Mrs. James Belts Uterine Supporter,
For HE RELIEF and cure Of Proctdenhd and PTofapss
Utei.
a CAUTlON-Mrs. Belts, having seen various
"A limitations and cuuulerfeits, cautions the pro-
fesson against imposition by substituting other
inventions for those her own make, and who h are
destitute Of all the important requirements OF her
supporter. Those made ut Mrs. Bets establish
menl, have her written signature enclosed IN CIR
cula" of letter press and those having II may be
recognised as spun inus.
TESTIMONIALS.
From Prof s. Jackson, NJ D., ofhs University Of
PsnnS ylUatII.
''rhe Abdominal and Pe,oeal Supporters, made
by Mrs Belts, of this CITY, can recommend to the
medical pr0es sion and others after several years
experience of their use.
''rhese instruments are adapted 10 remedy The in
conveniences depending on ii sinking down OF the
uterus, and its conpre ssion, from the incumbent
weight of the abdominal viscera. pressing into the
pelvis, from relaxation of the abdominal scles
In this state o the organ, exercise Is attended with
much pain and other suffering as TO be difficult
impossible.
"Mrs Belts is lady of intelligence, education,
probity and excellent manners; the greatest conf
dence can be placed in her," February 20, 1912.
From r.. ID. Autter, NJ d. of JEFFERSON Medical COL
iegs, Philadelphia
"MY DEAR MADAM,-It affords me much pleas
ure to state that have repeatedly employed your
supporter in prOlapsus ueri, and with the most de-
cded benefit. have no question Of Its value as Il
remedy for the complaint tor the relief of which it
has been invented" December IL, 1872.
From VIM. Harris, NJ. d., Lecturer Obstetrics in
The Philadelphia Medical Institute.
s'One OF the worst cases have ever was
completely cured by the Supporter. ina little more
than year, aud some less formidable have
been relieved in from three to six months. re-
commend this instrument cordially TO the medical
profession believing II to be Of the greatest i'm
provemens of modern times February "a, 1872"
BALTIMORE, April II, 1874.
81 have carefully examined the application oi the
'uterine supporter invented by Mrs. Betts and find
in ii every thing to nralse aud nothing 10 blame -
Ten ladies of this city, who have made use OF il ut
my suggestion, have found il quite comfortable, and
superior those made in Paris in this country,
and 1t is with pleasure thai approve of lis app lea
ton in all cases Of uterine proapsus.
"P. CHATARD, Senr., NJ. d."
Chnique at the College Of Physicians and Surgeon
Ne,o York, by Prof. Gilman, April %, 1872.
"Prolessur Gilman condemned, in toto, the use Of
the pessary, AMI recommended the Supporter intro
duced by Mrs. Beus.'
From Saml NJ Cielan, " d, Philadelphia.
al have found Mrs Belts supporter the very hest
instrument of The kind have yet met with i'll
the whole of my professional experience.
al have recommended II, and will sontinue TO do
SO, the successful of its class in Of ute
rIne displacemenls Make reference TO Inc as 10 its
merits" Philadelphia May D. 1913.
For sale III this City only by
A. NJ. ANDERSON, Druggist.
apI4 ll5Kmo sole Agent.
Boarding school, Sing Sing, New-York.
MARLBOROUGH CHURCHILL, PRINCIPAL
THE SUMNER SESSION Of his Institution
Il commences on Wednesday,, the Both April. The
remarkable healhness Of the location, IT'S proximity
10 The city Of N. York being distant less than three
hosts sail, the convenient and comfortable arrange
meas of the building present advantages possessed
by few institutions The Principal graduate Of
tie United States Military Academy. West Point,
and while iastructns principally in The malhemati-
cal department, maintains siict personal supervr
sion all the others. As IA healthy recreation and
An improvement, 10 The carriage Of the pupils. they
are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill
The terms $3.50 per annum. winch includes
instruction IN French. Pupils to furnish the usna
ARTICLES, or they will be furnished at small expense.
For the o;her modern langu ges music, drawing
books and stationary, an extra charge is made.
The Principal refers particularly TO the Following
gentlemen, some Of the patrons of the ln'tiution:
Chas. King, Esq., Hon. b. F. Butler, William
Baruewa, Esq, Jas. Smith, Esq, Charles Knee
land, Esq, Isaac Gibson, Esq Cornelius Dubois,
j., Esq Col. J. B. Wood, of New York; N. Lea
yenworh, Esq, of Elizabelhtown, N. j.. General
Van Rensselaer,, Of Albany, N. Y; Colonel J. s.
Mcintosh, of the U. 5. Army; Hon. Charles A.
WckIife Of Kentucky; Arch'd. Gracie, Esq VIM.
R. Hallel, Esq. John Bloodgood, Esq. of Mobile,
Alabama. ....f apl0 liz