. True manhood : a manual for young men . tiallydesigned to enable man to control and to exercisethat moral check on the passions by which he shouldbe distinguished from the brute animals, and withoutwhich no considerable advance can be made incivilization or in elevation of individual conditionand character. These are very important organs. They becomeinflamed and diseased in sexual abuses, and their posi-tion with regard to the bladder, spreading as they doover its base, see 6, 8, figure below, explains why itis that the bladder is so easily impUcated in sexual sufferings. It alsoon the othe
. True manhood : a manual for young men . tiallydesigned to enable man to control and to exercisethat moral check on the passions by which he shouldbe distinguished from the brute animals, and withoutwhich no considerable advance can be made incivilization or in elevation of individual conditionand character. These are very important organs. They becomeinflamed and diseased in sexual abuses, and their posi-tion with regard to the bladder, spreading as they doover its base, see 6, 8, figure below, explains why itis that the bladder is so easily impUcated in sexual sufferings. It alsoon the other handshows that urinaryand bladder dis-eases arising fromthe kidneys maycause abnormalconditions, sympa-thetically, in thesexual organs. The accompany-ing figure gives agood idea of theappearance of theunder side of thebladder, and or-gans near it. Fig. XL VIII. Base of Bladder. /, ^, j, bladder; ^, 5, vas deferens;6, vesicula seininalis; 7, 7, ureters; <?, same as 6, tuiraveled; 9, ejacu-latory duct; 10^ urethra; 11^ frostate 216 TRUE MANHOOD. The prostate gland, ii, Fig-. XLVIIL, also t, , surrounds the neck of the bladder. In thelatter cut it is opened to show urethra passing throughit. It resembles a horse chestnut in shape and se-cretes a fluid which is poured into the seminalsecretion after it reaches the urethra. Two small glands, n, Fig. XLVII., called Cowpersglands, about the size of peas, are joined to the ureth-ra by ducts about an inch in length, a short distancein front of the prostate gland. These also add asecretion to the others. The male urethra extends from the neck of the blad-der to the meatus urinarius. Its length in the adultis usually eight or nine inches ; its course has a doublecurve, in its flaccid state, but in the erect condition itforms only a single curve, the concavity of which isdirected upward. It is divided into three portions,the prostatic, membranous and spongy. prostatic portion is the widest and most dilata
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