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J. J. VERNIER.
CATAMENIAL SACK.
Patented Feb. 2 1892
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
JULIIJS J. VERNIER OF TOLEDO OO
CATAMENIAL SACK. SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. dated February 2 1892.
APplieatlondled April 7 1891. Serial No. (No model)
To all whom it may concei'n: the vagina and to receive the neck of the
Be it known that I Js J. VERNIER a womb the menstrual discharge being guided citizen of theUnited States residing at To directly from the cup through the tubes a' 5o ledo in the county of Lucas and State of Ohio and a' into the receptacle A'. The object of
5 have invented a new and useful Menstrual providing the telescoping tubes a3 and a' is Receptacle of which the following is a sped to accommodate the device to women of diffication. ferent sizes the cup resting against the neck
This invention is an improvement in men of the womb and. the enlargement a' fitting 55 strual receptacles And has for its objects to close up against the labia. As the parts are
ao produce a menstrual receptacle which will be flexible they will accommodate themselves to adjustable to vaginas of different lengths to the movements of the wearer and cause no produce a receptacle the wearing of which pain irritation or inconvenience. The tolewill occasion little or no inconvenience and scoping tubes a3 a' may be provided with 6o furthermore to produce a menstrual recepta stops or similar devices to prevent them from
15 cia which will be practical cleanly.inexpen separating if it should be thought necessary. sive and efficacious. In use the tube portion A2 is inserted within
With these objects in view the invention the vagina as above described and the recepresides in the various novel details of con tacle A' attached thereto by springing the rim 65 struction and in the combination of parts a' into the annular groove a'. When the re
20 hereinafter fully described and particularly ceptacle is full it may be detached from the pointed out iu the claim. tube portion and emptied.
In the drawings in which I have illustrated Having thus fully described my invention
my invention and in which like letters of ref what I claim as new and desire to secure by 7o crence indicate corresponding parts Figure 1 Letters Patent is
25 is a perspective view of the device. Fig. 2 is In a menstrual receptacle an upwardlyex
a central vertical section of it. tending tube terminating at its lower end in
In the drawings the letter A designates my an enlarged annular head or flange provided device which consists of the receptacle proper on its periphery with a surrounding annular 7 A' and the tube portion A2. The receptacle groove a supplemental tube terminating at
3o proper A' consists of a fleyible and elastic its upper end in a wombreceiving cup and sack at which has upon its open end the etas adapted to adjustably engage and telescope tie rim a'. This receptacle may be made of within said upwardlyextending tube to allow rubber cloth rendered impervious to liquids for the various depths of vagina and an etas 8o or any suitable textile fabric. The tube por tic sack or bag provided around its upper
35 tion A2 consists of a cup a2 a tube a3 extend edge with a stiffened elastic rim that is adapting from the bottom of said cup a tube ed to detachably engage said annular groove
adapted to fit and inclose the tube a3 and an in said head or flange which flange or head enlargement upon the lower end of the tube is further designed to fit and rest close up 85 a'. This enlargement (indicated by the let against the labia substantially as specified.
40 ter a') has upon its periphery an annular In testimony that I claim the foregoing as groove a' in which the elastic rim a' of the my own I have hereto affixed my signature in receptacle proper A' is adapted to fit and presence of two witnesses.
thereby to support the said receptacle.
I construct the tube portion A2 of elastic *s material and may line it or the receptacle
proper with suitable absorbents.
The cup a2 is mended to be inserted within
JCULIUS J. VERNIER. Witnesses:
P. E. HOLLISTER ISAAC E. KNISLY.
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