PHYSIOLOGICAL LAW 
GOVERNING THE 
J^peduetien 
if H uman Sex 
yri— _ _ 
BY 
W Ellis Bradford, M, D„ 
DIX, ILLS. 
1889. PHYSIOLOGICAL LAW 
GOVERNING THE 
J^r-eduetien 
* Human Sex 
by: 
W, Ellis Bradford, M, D., 
DIX, ILLS. 
1889. Entered according to Act of Congress, in the year 1889, by 
\V. Ellis Bbadfoed, ill the office of the Librarian of Congress, 
at Washington. P R E F A (’ E . 
The object of this littR* mono- 
graph is to instruct or impart to the 
human race the physiological law 
governing the production of the male 
or female sex at will (or as the par- 
ties may desire); believing that if 
the sex were nearer ecpial mankind 
would be bettered, homes be hap- 
pier. crime be diminished, our alms- 
houses, asylums, prisons, etc., in a 
great measure be depopulated, and 
the world at large be wiser, happier 
and contented. 4 
That there is such a law, no one 
can or will attempt to deny; for 
everything in Nature goes to prove 
to the sane man or woman that 
there is a law governing the least 
as well as the greatest thing that 
exists, animate or inanimate, in the 
heavens or on the earth; and that 
law is God’s — Nature’s. Nothing- 
in this world comes by chance, hut 
by a tixed, unchangeable law of our 
Creator; in every instance, when 
that law is complied with, producing 
its own kind. 
And all that man has to do is to 
be governed by the law of our Crea- 
tor, and the desired sex'will be pro- 5 
dlined in all and in every instance. 
It can not be otherwise, because it 
is Nature's law--God’s law; His 
laws are positive, fixed, and can not 
be changed by man. 
That I have discovered and know 
the law whereby the male or female 
sex may be produced as parties may 
desire, I know from verifying it in 
my practice for the last nineteen 
years. I have instructed parties who 
had several children in their families, 
all of one sex, and never had one of 
the opposite sex; and by complying 
with the instructions or law I gave 
them, the desired sex was the result 
in every instance. 6 
Hoping that the world may not 
denounce me and the object of this 
little work without investigation, to 
those seeking for truth and raising 
families — none others — is this little 
monograph specially dedicated. 
W. ELLIS BRADFORD, M. D. 
Dir, Illinois, 1889. 7 
PHYSIOLOGICAL LAW. 
Every living being is brought 
into life under a certain law. A 
seed may be kept in a dry place for 
a number of years without any ap- 
parent change: but if a certain 
amount of dampness and heat is sup- 
plied, the seed at once begins to ger- 
minate. 
The same may be said of man. 
At a certain age—that is, of pu- 
berty—he is capable of propagating 
his species. So it is of woman. At 
the age of puberty she is capable of 8 
yielding fruit of her own kind, if the 
law of Nature is adhered to; other- 
wise not. 
At the age of from twelve to four- 
teen in some, and from fourteen to 
sixteen in others, the catamenia is 
established. At that time two or more 
ovules ripen in the ovarv or ovaries, 
one of which is a female egg or ovule ; 
the other a male ovule. The menses 
or catamenia occur every twenty- 
eight days in a healthy female. The 
first one of the eggs or ovules that 
passes is a female; the last ones are 
male. From that fact, which I have 
demonstrated beyond a doubt, the 
following law is adduced, viz: 9 
PHYSIOLOGICAL LAW. 
First. If man lias sexual inter- 
course with a woman at the beginning 
or during the first half of the flow of 
the catamenia, and she becomes preg- 
nant, the child will be a female. 
Second. If man has sexual inter- 
course with a woman at the close or 
during the latter half of her catame- 
nial term, if she becomes pregnant 
therefrom, the child will be a male. 
THE EM). AGENTS WANTED—For 
terms, address the author or pub- 
lisher. 
W. E. BRADFORD. M. D., 
DIX, ILLS.