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" effects on offspring, 376
" self-helps to cure, 385
Menopause, the, 82
Menorrhagia, 91
Menses, 81
Menstrual period, duration of, 82
Menstruation, 81
" nature of, 83
Mental unchastity, 174
" culture, 313
Milk, influence of upon children, 70
Mind, cause of unbalanced, 129
Mormonism, 148
Monsters, 99
Mock piety, 338
Moderation, 248
Modesty, 488
Mothers, a warning to, 201
" their work, 479
Moral contagion, 459
Moving apparatus, 425
Multiple births, 98
Navel, the, 68
Nervous diseases, 368
" debility, treatment of, 378
Nocturnal emissions, 353
Novel-reading, 486
Nursing, 70
Nutrition, 30
Nutritive apparatus, 425
Nymphae, the, 73
Nymphomania, 301
Objects of life, 423
Obscene books, 187
Obscenity, 462
Oneida community, the, 258
Organized beings, 28
Organization, 28
Ovary, 51
Ovum, 51
" discharge of, 83
" size of, 52
" expulsion of from ovary, 74
" union of the, with the zoosperm, 57
Pangenesis, doctrine of, 103
Paralysis, 369
Parturition, 68
" painless, 68
Passion, inherited, 121
Passions, how excited, 183
Pedestrianism, 40
Pernicious books, influence of, 297
Penis, the, 56, 71
Physical differences in sex, 39
Piles, 350
Pimples, 342
Placenta, 67
Plants, sex of, 37
Pictures, vile, 464
Poisonous literature, 189
Polyandry, 152
Polygamous flowers, 47
Polygamy, 145
" defense of, 148
" exposed, 149
" of great men, 152
Precocity, 77
" sexual, 117
" indications of, 119
Pregnancy, 62
" duration of, 66
" extra-uterine, 97
" indulgence during, 241
Premature development, 78
" decay, 419
Prevention of conception, 250
Priapism, 350
Prostate gland, 72
" " enlargement of the, 349
Prostitution, 400
" in Greece, 287
Pruritis, 374
Puberty, 74
" premature, 75
" influence of diet on, 76
" changes at, 79
" influence of climate on, 75
Pudenda, the, 73
Purifying apparatus, 425
Quacks, 362, 412
Race degeneration, cause of, 436
Religion, help of, 213
Religious novels, 297
" insanity, 371
Reproduction, 31, 424, 476
" elements of, 45
" in polyps, 58
" anatomy of, 71
" curious modes of, 57
" in the honey bee, 58
" in lower animals, 218
Reproductive organs, 71
" functions, 217
" apparatus, 426
" elements, union of, 57
Reptiles, fecundation in, 56
" development in, 60
Respiration in woman, 44
" of the fetus, 67
Results of abortion, 280
Roman emperors, licentiousness of, 288
Satyriasis, 124
Scrotum, the, 71
Secret vice, 428
" " evidences of, 481
" " prevalence of, 480
" " terrible effects of, 480
Self-abuse, 315, 428
" causes of, 321, 487
" effects of, 437
" the signs of, 331
" results of, 347
" treatment of, 378
" not a modern vice, 319
" physical causes of, 329
" how to cure the habit of, 382
Self-control, 311
Self-pollution, 428
Self-murder, 431
Seminal fluid, the, 51, 72
Senility, 420
Senile children, 134
" sexuality, 123
Sentimental books, 485
" young women, 190
" literature, influence of, 296
Sex, 35
" in plants, 37
" in animals, 38
" law of, 101
" of fetus, 102
Sexual differences, 38
" organs of plants, 46
" " of animals, 48
" relations, the, 116
" precocity, 117
" " causes of, 122
" activity, the limit of, 124
Shaker views, 258
Sitz-baths, 404
Sleeping, 393
Social lepers, 146
" evil, the, 284
" " causes of the, 290
" " cure of the, 308
Solitary vice, 315
" " alarming prevalence of, 316
" " unsuspected cause of, 318
Spaying, 115
Spermatozoa, 48
" size of, 50
Spermatorrhoea, 353
Spinal irritation, 369
Sterility, 374
Stimulants the cause of self-abuse, 330
Stricture, 348
Suicide, cause of, 453
"Tarrying," 140
Tea and coffee, 292
" " " bad effects of, 467
Testicles, position of, 48
" wasting of, 352
Temperaments, 166
Thinking apparatus, 425
Thoughts, evil, 465
Throat disease, cause of, 229
Time to marry, 125
Tobacco, 292
" evil effects of, 467
" grave charges against, 185
Twins, 98
Umbilical cord, 67
Unchaste conversation, 179
Unchastity, causes of, 181
" of the ancients, 274
" physical causes of, 201
Unconsidered murders, 260
Uterus, 61
Uterine life, 66
" douche, 93
" disease, 233, 373
" gestation, 62
Urinary diseases, 349
Urethra, the, 72
Vagina, the, 56, 74
Varicocele, 352
Vegetable husbands, 47
Vice legalized, 309
Vicious companions, 484
Vital force, definition of, 29
" organs of man and woman, 43
Vision, dimness of, 369
Vulva, the, 73
Waltz, the, its sensuality, 199
Weak backs, 339
Wine, evil effects of, 467
Wives, on trial, 139
" sale of, among the Russians, 138
Woman, servitude of, 263
" her responsibility, 270
Woman's rights, 264
Women, Indian, 86
" Hebrew, 87
Womb, cancer of the, 374
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