Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-30
n mrs. SsrASs Bsft's Uterine Supporter,
FsF Ms ''ii5 and cure " PrOeideMna and Proiapsus


mrs.J1Eass 13sst's Uterine supporter,
=" '"e Esh9 ana cure " ProcideHfia and ProlapsL
JEgi.
a NAO IlON-Mrs. Belts, having aeen yarIou
-: limitations and counterfeits, cautions The pro
.ssssee sssinst imposition BY substituting oihe
ans:nnons tor those Of her make ' - s -.
s.onoT,s. o. I dD shs made =, MRS ses essblrb
msnt, have her written signature enclosed in cir.
cuar Of sttar.pFess. and those having il may be
recognised - sP1rioSs;
From Pref s.. Jacksoa, M. d., of the University Of
Psnns ylvonia.
"The Abdominal and Pe,ineal Supporters, made
by Mrs. Belts, Of this city, can recommend 10 the
medical profession and others after several years
experience Of their use.
These Instruments are adapted 10 remedy the in
conveaiencss depending on sinking down of the
utsruss and its compression, from the incumbent
weight Of the abdominal viscera. pressing into the
pslvis, from relaxation Of the abdominal muscles.
In this state Of the organ, exercise is attended With
SO much pain and other suffering be difficult
or impossible.
"mrs. Belts is a lady Of intelligence, education.
prObiIy and excellent manners; the greatest conf
dence can be placed in her," February rs, 1912.
From r. d. A4nsr. N. D. of Jsf~s0n Medical COL
iegs, Philadelphs
"MY DEAR MADAM,-lt affords me much pleas
ure to state that have repeatedly employed your
supporter In prolspsus uier, and with the de-
cided benefit. have no question of Its value
Fem0oV
has been Invented" December IL, 1912.
From Wm. Harris, NJ. d., Lecturer on O6aet,ics in
tbs Philadelphia Medical Institute
some Of the worst have ever seen was
completely cured by the Supporter. in little more
than n year, and some less formidable have
been relieved in from three to six months. l
commend this instrument cordially to the medical
profession. believing be one Of the greatest I'M
Provements Of modern times" February "a, 1872"
BALTIMORE, April II, 1874.
has -E.1l., Il e
uterine supporter invented by Mrs. Belts and find
u It every thing to praise and nothing TO blame =
Ten ladies OF this city, who have made Of II at
my suggestion, have found 1t quite comfortable, and
superior to those made in Paris or in this country,
and II 10 with pleasure thai approve Of its app ca-
tion in all cases of uterine prolapsus.
"P. CHATARD, Senr., NJ. D."
Chnique az tie College Of Pdysiciaas and Surgeons,
New York, BY Prof. Giims~, April %, 1912.
"Professor Gilman Condemned. in toto the use of
the pessary, and recommended the Supporter intro
duced by Mrs. Beta"
From SAINT M Clelian, M. D. Philadelphia.
sd have found Mrs Belts supporter the very best
instrument OF the kind have ever yet met with in
the whole Of my professional experience.
"I have recommended It, and will continue to do
80, the most successful Of its class in Of ute
merits" Philadelphia, May 8. lS4s.
For sale ia this City only by
A. M. ANDERSON. Druggist.
ap14 l1bKmo sole Agent.
Boarding School, Sing Sing, New-York
MARLRoReUGH CHURCHILL, PRINCIPAL.
YNHE SUMMER SESSION of his Institution
Il commences on Wednesday, the 30lh April. The
remarkable healthiness Of the location Its proximity
10 the city Of N. York being distant less than three
hours sail. the convenient and comfortable arrange
ments Of the building present advantages possessed
by few institutions. The Principal graduate Of
the United States Military Academy. at West Point
And while instructing principally in the mathemat-
cal department, maintains shict personal superv-
sion over all the others. As healthy recreation and
an improvement TO the carriage Of the pupils. they
are regularly exercised in the Infantry Drill
The terms are $3.50 per annum. which includes |
instruction IN French. Pupils to furnish the usual |
articles, or they will be furnished at 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
gentlemen, some Of the patrons Of the Institution:
Chas. King. Esq., Hon. B. F. Butler. William
Barnewall, Esq, Jas. Smith, ESQ.,, Charles Knee
land, ESQ.,. Isaac Gibson. Esq, Cornelius Dubois,
j., Esq , Col. J. B. Wood, Of New York; N. Lea
yeaworth, ESQ.,, of Elzabethtown, N. j.; General
3 Van Rensselaer,, Of Albany, N. Y; Colonel J. s.
Mclntesh. Of the U. 8. Army; Hon. Charles A.
W'ckiife. Of Kentucky; Arch'd Graeie, Esq WIN.
r. hailett, ESQ.,. John Bloodgood, ESQ.,. Of Mobile,
Ataba .nIn