HEREDITY, versus environment, 396; applied by the Romans, 396; Plato’s views, 397; genius is, 398; Max Jukes, 399; Jonathan Edwards, 399; the potency of, 400; and Bible, 400; a modern proof, 405, 406; who is responsible, 406; morbid and bad environment, 406; relation of three agencies, 410; race can be improved by, 411; an objection answered, 420; materialistic theory fails, 421; explained, 423; who is to blame, 425; mothers advantage of, 428; right of child good, 445; and moral tendencies, 514; agencies of improvement, 512; received at birth, 512; parental responsibility, 514; environment and Christ, 516; a critic answered, 386; in plant life, 391 Hereditary, degeneracy, kinds of, 164 HOME, the childless, 21; childless made happy, 21; father head of, 24; a good substitute for, 30; should come first, 33; unit of government, 47; function of, 51; punishment in, 57; threatened, 471; a drunkard’s, 482 Home and school defects in, 51 Homeliness, how to correct some kinds of, 164 Homicide and suicide, 482 House keeper, a good, 31 HUSBAND, relation to wife, 24; to furnish financial support, 25; to furnish moral support, 26; to love wife, 26; considerate young, 335 HUSBAND and WIFE, equal partners, 29; how they differ, 29 I Ignorance, a degrading form of, 543 Illegitimate father, danger of becoming, 321 Imbecile, Spitzka’s view, 477 Imbecile question, solution of, 477 Immoral women dangerous, 323 Immorality, who is to blame, 80 IMPREGNATION, 258; symptoms of, 263 Imperfection of plants and animals, 195 Impure thinking, effects of, 207 Impure thoughts, what produces, 223 INCONTINENCE, two forms of, 313; a false idea about, 313; effects of, on marriage, 317 Influence, the law of, 51 Inheritance, our mental possibilities, 513 Intemperance and crime, 484 J Jukes Max, family of, 399 K Knight, the true young, 211 Knighthood, will you enlist in new, 216 L Lasciviousness, transmissible, 462 Letter writing, of young women, 241 LIFE, why we do not talk about, 90; how a mother told story to boy of, 111; a vine robbed of, 196; begins with a cell, 259; the creative, 309; how to build creative, 310; creative, built into greater mind, 311; creative built into social and moral, 312; is real, 413; is a unit, 421; planning for ideal, 445; important periods of, 540; a large, 545; the latter half of, 539 LOVE, and friendship, 333; tested, 443; tests of truth, 16 M MAN, if you would be perfect, 194; original development under two agencies, 407; his fall, 407; need of third agency, 408; relation to the past, 416; change of life not unfortunate, 544 MANHOOD, if venerealized consult a Dr., 343; money and pleasure, 395; agencies necessary to perfect, 409 MANHOOD, regained, 338; pathological condition, 341; hinderances and helps, 341; facts to be understood, 342