Temperaments, explained, 77 influence of, 101 in marriage, 77 Things wanted during confinement, 221 Tight-lacing, 43, 374 Time of expected labor, how to calculate it, 206 of the year to marry, 87 of the month to marry, 87 Times when marital relations should be suspended, 103 Toilet, innocent arts of, 132 Tour, the wedding, 87 Toys, a mean of infantile education, 315 Twins, how to predict, 199 why born, 161 Twin-bearing, 160 influence of, on size of families, 163 Thury, Prof., discovery of, 157 Unborn child, education of, 191 Vaccination, age for, 285 importance of, 282 Varicose veins of pregnancy, 355 Ventilation of sleeping rooms during pregnancy, 212 Virgins, wet-nursing by, 260 Voice, change in, at puberty, 30 Wakefulness of pregnancy, 360 Walk, how to teach a child to, 313 Washing of the new-born infant, 231 Weakness, inward, 368 Weaning, 277 Wedding tour, the, 87 night, the, 91 Weight and length of new-born children, 238 Wet-nurse, how to select, 269 Wet-nursing by virgins and men, 260 White-flowing, 365 Wives famous in history, 59 plurality of, 64 Woman, the three phases in the life of, 22 physical differences from man, 19 sphere of, 21 to be sought, 65 Womb, falling of, 368 Worms of children, home treatment of, 335 Women, diseases peculiar to, 352 treatment of, 377 why redundant, 153 Young wives, 50 mothers, 51 Year, right time of, to marry, 87 Zurich, curious custom in, 93 TESTIMONIALS OF EMINENT MEN AND OF THE PRESS TO THE PHYSICAL LIFE OF WOMAN AND ITS AUTHOR. Of the _very numerous_ testimonials in our hands we select those of earlier date in preference, as showing the acumen of the writers and the warmth with which they welcomed the book. FROM WILLIAM A. HAMMOND, M.D., Late Surgeon-General of U. S. Army; Professor of Diseases of the Mind and Nervous System and of Clinical Medicine in the Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York. NEW YORK, Aug. '69. DR. NAPHEYS-- _Dear Sir_: I have read with much interest and satisfaction your very admirable book on "The Physical Life of Woman." I am glad that the subject has been taken up by one who shows himself so thoroughly qualified for the task, and I trust the instruction and advice contained in the volume will reach every woman in the land. Yours, sincerely, WILLIAM A. HAMMOND. * * * * * FROM REV. HENRY WARD BEECHER. BROOKLYN, N. Y., Sept. 1869. DR. GEO. H. NAPHEYS--