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Rh "Madame Caplin's collection is well worthy of attention, as everything that mechanical art, directed by medical science, could do to render the Corset consistent with health has been brought into requisition, so as to render it not an object merely of fashionable but of sanitary interest."—Daily News. "We advise ladies to inspect the various inventions exhibited by Madame Caplin, and judge for themselves of the improve­ments made in this important department."—Morning Post.

"The scientific knowledge of the authoress has availed for the invention of Corsets and other articles of attire suitable for all the varying necessities and advancing infirmities peculiar to females."—Lady's Newspaper.

"Madame Caplin possesses the requisite knowledge to adapt the Corset scientifically to the wearer, and understands the principles to be observed in clothing."—Sun.

"If ladies must wear Stays, let them go to Madame Caplin. Her inventions are ingenious, and the principle of her Corset is to give support without creating pressure."—Weekly Times.

"Madame Caplin's object is two-fold, the comfortable and the beautiful. . . . We can have no doubt that she is entitled to the honoured place of Venus's chief bedchamber-woman, with all its emoluments."—Medical Circular.