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Cures by Hypnotism. (Mind influence, and its practical value; re- 

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Editorial. Psychical Kese'arch X 0. P/caviinr, Aug 21. 



The Problem of the Hearing of Color-. .Vifred Hinct in "Revue 

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Some Optical Illusion-^. From "Nature." Diagrams. Scieutiftc 

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HnoTH, Henry M. Thoughts Without Words, (On the possibility 

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Science of Human Nature. Institute of phrenology : scope of study, 

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Strode, E L. Cerebral and Pelvic Abscess. Medical World, Oct 



PikdRjV-Santa, Dr. A Strange Disease — Kitsune-Tsuki, or [Posses- 

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Nichols, Herbert. The Origin of Pleasure and Pain. II. (IJio- 

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HoLiiRoOK, L. (Jood and IJad Powers of Observation. [New set 

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AiJNOSCo. The Evolution of Mind. Secular Thought, Oct. 8. 



.Stanley, Hiram .\I. Some Remarks Upon Prof. James' Discussion 

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Sangree, Ernest 1!. Maternal Impressions on the F(etus. Cases. 

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Robertson, Ci. M. Psycho-Therapeutics. From the " London 

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AciNosco. The Evolution of Mind. ITT. Secular 7'hought, Sep- 

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Keeping the Head Down to Restore the Exhausted Hrain. An Eng- 

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The Evoltion of Mind II. Review of Hardwick's " Evolution 

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