LIST OF PAMPHLETS FOR SALE

At the Office of The Alpha, No. 1 Grant Place, Washington, D. C.:

THE RELATION OF THE MATERNAL FUNCTION TO THE WOMAN INTELLECT.
By Augusta Cooper Bristol. Price 10 cents.

PLAIN, SOBER TALK ABOUT OUR SEXUAL NATURES.
By N. E. Boyd. Price 10 cents.

PRE-NATAL CULTURE.
By A. E. Newton.
This pamphlet of 72 pages contains scientific suggestions to parents relative to systematic methods of moulding the character of children before birth. Price 25 cents.

THE RELATION OF THE SEXES.
By Frederick A. Hinckley. Price 10 cents.

THE NEW LIFE.
By Frederick A. Hinckley. Price 10 cents.

MOTHER TRUTH'S MELODIES.
By Mrs. Dr. E. P. Miller. Price one dollar.

FATHER'S ADVICE TO EVERY BOY AND MOTHER'S ADVICE TO EVERY GIRL.
By Mrs. Dr. E. P. Miller. Price 10 cents each.

VITAL FORCE.
By Dr. E. P. Miller. Price 20 cents.

CHRONIC AND NERVOUS DISEASES OF WOMEN.
By Dr. Rosch. Price 25 cents.

THE DUTIES OF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION CONCERNING PROSTITUTION AND ITS ALLIED VICES.
Being the Oration before the Maine Medical Association at its Annual Meeting, June 12th, 1875.
By Frederick Henry Gerrish, M. D. Price 25 cents.

MOTHERHOOD AND MOTHERS' AID.
By Mrs. L. B. Chandler. Price 10 cents each.

THE WOMAN QUESTION.
By Eliza Burt Gamble.
Is a pamphlet of 26 pages, written in a clear, logical style. The inequality for the higher education and intellectual equality with men is irrefutable, and claims the attention of all progressive and philanthropic minds. Only by the equality and emancipation of woman can a race of noblemen inhabit the earth. Single copy 10 cents; 15 copies for $1; $6 per 100.

A LIBERAL DISCOUNT TO THE TRADE.

THE CANCER AT THE HEART: A DISCOURSE.
By Frederick A. Hinckley, Resident Minister, Free Religious Society, Providence, Rhode Island. Price 10 cents. For sale at No. 1 Grant Place, Washington, D. C.

THE MYSTERY, AND MY HERO AND BEYOND.
Two essays read before the Washington Moral Education Society.
By Rev. E. E. Mason.
These essays are the result of years' study of the relations of human life and progress, and show how constant has been the effort to reorganize the feminine element in religious worship, and how the advance of civilization has been accompanied by a corresponding growth in woman's influence and barbarism has fallen back into darkness and barbarism. Price 15 cents. For sale at the office of The Alpha, 1 Grant Place, Washington, D. C.

THE BETTER WAY: AN APPEAL TO MEN IN BEHALF OF HUMAN CULTURE THROUGH A WISER PARENTAGE.
By A. E. Newton. Price 25 cents. For sale at No. 1 Grant Place, Washington, D. C.

THE WOMAN'S JOURNAL.
A weekly newspaper, published every Saturday in Boston, devoted to the interests of Woman—her educational, industrial, legal and political equality, and especially to her rights of suffrage.

Editors and contributors include Julia Ward Howe, Lucy Stone, T. W. Higginson, Mary A. Livermore, and others.

Boston Office, No. 3 Park Street, where copies are for sale and subscriptions received. Club Rates—10 copies one year, $20. Specimen copies sent on receipt of two cent stamp.

BURNZ' PHONIC SHORTHAND.
The very best.
A complete self-instructor in the latest and best mode of phonetic reporting. The text-book used in the famous Cooper Union short-hand classes. Sent, prepaid, for $1.00.

HELP FOR YOUNG REPORTERS.
Containing full directions for taking and writing out short-hand notes, no matter what system is used. Sent for 40 cents.

Works are offered for authors who desire their works issued in any form and with simplified spelling, without new letters.

Burnz & Co., Publishers and Dealers in Fonographic and Fonetic works and Reporters' Materials, 24 Clinton Place, New York.

THE TOBACCO VICE, WITH SUGGESTIONS HOW TO OVERCOME IT.
By Hannah McL. Sheafe. Price 10 cents. For sale at No. 1 Grant Place, Washington, D. C.

A PRIVATE LETTER TO PARENTS, PHYSICIANS AND PRINCIPALS OF SCHOOLS.
By Saxon. Price 10 cents.
A physiological treatise on sexual ethics and the conservation of the generative functions.

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ALPHA UNDERGARMENTS.
Constructed in accordance with physiological principles, covering the body from neck to waist and descending from the waist to ankle and wrist. The arrangement of the garment gives perfect freedom to the limbs while maintaining warmth and comfort. The garments are made of suitable fabrics and are especially adapted to healthful dress reform.

Address: Alpha Manufacturing Co., Woburn, Mass.

THE MORAL EDUCATION SOCIETY OF WASHINGTON will meet the last Saturday of each month at No. 1 Grant Place, and every Thursday evening. The meetings are free, and ladies and gentlemen interested in social science or moral reform are invited.

Officers:
Dr. Caroline B. Winslow, President.
Dr. Ellen M. O'Connor, Vice-President.
Dr. Susan A. Edson, Vice-President.
Mary E. Hart, Recording Secretary.
Helen E. Ellison, Corresponding Secretary.
Jerusha G. Joy, Treasurer.
Ruth C. Dennison, Auditor.

GRACE ROBERTS, M. D.
34 Fifth Street, S. E., Washington, D. C.
Office Hours: 1 to 4 p. m.

SUSAN A. EDSON, M. D.
No. 1301 I Street, Washington, D. C.

CAROLINE B. WINSLOW, M. D.
No. 1 Grant Place, Washington, D. C.
Office hours: 9 a. m. to 12 m.