A UTERINE IRRIGATING TUBE. 
By FRANCIS L. HAYNES, M.D., 
LOS ANGELES, CAL. 
Several years since I devised the irrigating tube here 
pictured, and which has since been used by my associates 
and myself with great satisfaction in more than one 
thousand cases. Its great merits are : (1) that it can be 
introduced very readily through a cervix that is but 
moderately dilated; (2) that it is almost impossible to 
obstruct the outflowing current; (3) that it is readily 
sterilized by the ordinary methods; (4) it is not materi- 
ally affected by any antiseptic solution.—Medical News, 
May 12, 18Q4.