Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-05-01


MRS. SeHAes Belts Uterine Supporter,
Jtai.
"A CAUIlON-Mrs. Belts, having seen variolu
- limitations and counterfeiis, cautions the pro
!sssion ssaiRst. imposition by subst,uting otne
Aavensions Tor those Of her make, and whc ar,
destitute Of all the important requirements Of he
supporter. Those made At Mrs. Bets establish
Aents nave her written signature enclosed in cir
euiar o. ettsr.prSss and those ha. ing may b,
TESTIMONIALS.
Fr0m Pref s. .JaeksOn, M D., oCLe JEnivsrsty o
PsRHsylVasia.
1.-THE Abdominal and PEI meal Supporters, mad,
ey Mrs. BettSA Of this city. recommend To The
Eaedca profession and TO Others after several wears
experience Of their use.
''Thess Instruments are adapted 10 remedy the in.
oonvsnienees depending on sinking down Of the
stsruss and It's compression, from the incumben
weight ofthe abdominal viscera. pressing into the
pevis, 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. Belts j. a lady Of intelligence, education
Probi,y and excellent manners; the greatest conf
dsnce can BE- placed in her," February rs, 1912.
From r. d. Mater. M d. of J.fsrsOn Medical Col
isss, Philadelphia All
any DEAR MADAM,-lt affords Iauch pleas
nre to state that have repeatedly employed your
supporter in proapsus uier, and with the most de-
cided benefit. ! have question Of It's value as Il
remedv for the complaint Tor the relief of which il
has been invented.,ss December II, 1912.
From Wm. Harris, M. d., Lecturer Oh Obsterics IL.
the Phiiadsiphia Medical Institute.
''One ofthe worst cases l have ever seen WAS
completely cured by the Supporter, in = little more
than year, and some less formidable have
been relieved in from three to six months. re-
commend this instrument cordially to the medical
profession. believing to be one Of the greatest I'M
provements Of modern times" February "a, 1912. %
BALTiMoRE, April ii, 1874
81 have carefully examined The application Of the
snter'ne supporter invented by Mrs. Belts, and find
- Il every thing to praise and nothing TO blame =
Ten ladies Of this city, who have made Of j, at
my suggestion, have found II quite comfortable, and
superior 10 those made in Paris in this country,
and u rs with pleasure that approve Of its applica-
uen m all cases OF uterine prohpsus. .
"P. CHATARD, Senr., M. D."
CIinque at the College Of Physicians and Surgeons,
New York, BY Prof. Gilman, April %, 1912.
"PrOfessOr Gilman condemned. in toto, the use of
she pessary, and recommended the Supporter intro
daced by Mrs. Betts."
From SAINT NJ Cielian, NJ. D. Philadelphia.
sci have found Mrs. Belts supporter the very best
instrument Of the kind have ever yet met with in
she whole Of my professional experience.
"I have recommended II, and will continue to do
80, the successful Of its class in Of
rine displacements. Make reference 10 me to its
merits" Aa1 = Philadelphia, May 8. lS4S.
For sale in this City only by
A. M. ANDERSON, Druggist.
apl4 l15kmo u. -r.s sole Agent.
Bearding school, Sing Sing, New-YOrk.
MARLBoR0UGH CHURCHILL, PRINCIPAL.
TINE SUMNER SESSION Of this Institution
Il commences Wsdnssday, the 30th April The
remarkable healhiness Of the location, prox unity
to the city Of N. York being distant less than three
hosrs sail, the convenieHt and comfortable arrange
ments Of the building present advantages possessed
by few institutions. The Principal graduate of
tle United States Military Academy. at West Point,
aad while nstructins principally in the mathemat-
cal department, maintains sIict personal supery-
sion NIL the others. As healthy recreation and
an improvement 10 the carriage OF the pupils. they
are regularly exercised in the infantry Drill. a
The terms are $3.50 per snnum. which includes
instruction French. Pupils to furnish the usual
articles, they will be nraished "a small expense
For the o her modern languages, music. drawing
books and stationary. an extra charge is made.
The Principal refers particularly to the following
senllemen. some of the patrons Of the Institution:
Chas. King, Esq. Hon, B. F. Butler, Wi
band. Esq., I.sss q ibscn. Esq.,, Cornelius Dubois
j., Esq Col B, Wood. OF New York; N. Lea
se.worth, Esq. Of Elizabethtown, NJ j.; General
3 Van Rensselaer,, of Albany, N. Y; Colonel J. s.
D! Of ,hs u. y, Army Hon. Charles A.
Wsckliffs. Of Ks,,,ucky; Arch'd Oracle, Esq WIN.
R; Halle,.. Esp. John Bloodgood, ESD. Of Mobile,
Alabama. apIO ll2