Identifier: knowledgecondens00sher (find matches)
Title: Knowledge condensed on the physical and moral effect of our sexual desires and diseases
Year: 1879 (1870s)
Authors: Sherwin, Isaac S
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Publisher: Gouverneur, N.Y.
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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rine it is instantly killed.Therefore, the germination of the seed cannot go on, and im-pregnate the ovary of the female, which, if allowed, would be-come a, living br-iug. In conclusion, the reader, I trust, will dome the justice to say that 1 have treated the subject matter ofthis chapter as delicately as ir. could be handled, yet without inany way mystifying the true meaning intended to be conveyed. Experimental knowledge of my own for fifteen years past,and twenty or more families who have known and practicedthis discovery the past ten years, can fully attest its merits, notone single failure having occurred. This discovery was madeby myself, and this is the first time I have allowed its publica-tion, or permitted these secrets to go to press. Not that I wasselfish in the matter, but I wished an extension of farther andmore scientific tests of the virtue of uriue before I made thischapter public. The following illustrative cut and its figureswill explain this chapter at a glance :
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1—Clitoris, corresponds to the penis in the male. 2 2—T,abia Majora and Minora, or lips of the Vagina. 3 3—Urethra, or bladder passage. 4 4—Vagina, or canal from the womb to the outside world. 5 5—Os Uteri, or opening of the Uterus.f5 6 6—Uterus, or the Womb. 7—Rectum, or lower extremity of the Intestines. 8—Pladder, or reservoir containing Urine. 9—Symphysis Pubis, or front part of Pelvis bone. 10—Ovary, corresponds to the male Testicles, and when deposited in it contains theegg of life. Note—The half-moon shaped body below the opening of the Uterus, indicates theposition of the seed of man when deposited by him, showing conclusively that it can beeasilv dissolved and washed away by the urine and prevented from passing up to No. 10and becoming a living being. CHAPTER III. SOLITARY PRACTICES , CALLED ONANISM, OR SELF-POLLU-TION, MASTERBATION, AND VENEREAL DEBEAUCHMENT.A SHORT, POINTED, PLAIN CHAPTER, CONTAINING RE-DEEMING KNOWLEDGE WHICH EVERY MAN AND WOMANSHOULD

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