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Male Continence

9781465579201
28 pages
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THE Oneida Community has long been receiving almost daily letters of inquiry respecting its method of controlling propagation. Many of these letters evidently come from intelligent and respectable persons. We will give a few recent specimens. Here is one from an English clergyman: London, March 11, 1872. MR. J. H. NOYES: Dear Sir: For some time past I have wished to ask you to inform me what is the "scientific discovery" you have made relating to Male Continence, referred to by Hepworth Dixon in New America, 6th Ed., 1867. As a clergyman I think a knowledge of it would be exceedingly useful to me and to some of my brethren in pastoral work. Hoping you will take the trouble to answer my request, I am, Dear Sir, Yours most truly, _____ _____ The following is from an American clergyman: _____, Ohio, May 11, 1872. MR. J. H. NOYES: Dear Sir: Please send me a copy of your letter on "Male Continence." My object is to get some reliable information as to how to prevent conception, without injury to either husband or wife. I am a married man; and the delicate state of my wife's health, besides having a family of seven children, renders it very desirable, if not absolutely necessary, to adopt some safe means to prevent conception in the future. Any information you can give will be thankfully received.

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