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DESCRIPTION OF PLATES.
I. The Reception Room, the Mothers' Clinic for Constructive Birth Control.
II. The exterior and inner room of the Mothers' Clinic for Constructive Birth Control.
III. Various forms of feminine caps for wear in the vagina.
Fig. 1.—Cervical occlusive cap with inflated rim, see p. 150 et seq.
Figs. 2 and 3.—Varieties with solid rims of different shapes, p. 156.
Fig. 4.—The "Dutch" cap with metal spring rim, medium size, see p. 160 et seq.
Fig. 5.—The "Mizpah" in two parts, the lower thick rim separate, see p. 166 et seq.
Fig. 6.—Cervical occlusive cap with solid rim and high simple dome, the Pro Race small size, see p. 140 et seq.
IV. Fig. 7.—Solid lens shaped cap or "Dumas," see p. 158 et seq.
Fig. 8.—Occlusive cap covered with sponge, see p. 157.
Fig. 9.—"Matrisalus" cap of zygomorphic shape, see p. 158.
Fig. 10.—Feminine sheath, or "Capote Anglaise," see p. 169 et seq.

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