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PAGE
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Abstraction in Science, The Results of
|
825
|
Aconite, its Physiological Action
|
281
|
Adulteration of Food and Drugs
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286
|
Africa, Central, Explorations in
|
283
|
Africa, Southern, Pinto's Trip across
|
286
|
African Civilization, A Specimen of
|
863
|
Age of Cave-Dwellers in America
|
488
|
Age of Ice
|
833
|
Age of the World
|
137
|
Agnosticism as developed in Huxley's "Hume"
|
478
|
Allen, G., "Pleased with a Feather"
|
366
|
Allen, C, A Problem in Human Evolution
|
250
|
Allman, G. J., Protoplasm and Life
|
721
|
Alum in Baking-Powders
|
285
|
American and European Archeology
|
712
|
American Association, its Saratoga Meeting
|
853
|
America's Place in History
|
560
|
Ant-Intelligence
|
860
|
Argan-Tree of Southwestern Marocco
|
569
|
Armsby, H. P.; The Source of Muscular Power
|
812
|
Arsenic, its Physiological Effects
|
139
|
Asphaltum and Amber in New Jersey
|
719
|
Atlantis not a Myth
|
759
|
Audiometer, The
|
571
|
|
Bachelor, O. E., Observations on the Chameleon
|
178
|
Bain, A., Growth of the Will
|
10
|
Bain, A., John Stuart Mill
|
327
|
Bain, A., John Stuart Mill
|
750
|
Bain, A., The Classical Controversy
|
631
|
Barker, G. F., Sketch of. (Portrait.)
|
693
|
Barnard, W. S., Micro-Organisms
|
764
|
Baths, Cold-Water
|
567
|
Bathybius, Huxley on
|
862
|
Bats, their Geographical Distribution
|
574
|
Beard, G. M., A Remarkable Coincidence
|
628
|
Bennett's Expedition to the North Pole
|
557
|
Bergh, Mr., Letter from
|
409
|
Bergh, Mr., and the Sparrows
|
412
|
Birth, Life, and Death of a Storm
|
684
|
Black, J. E., Removal of Inherited Tendencies to Disease
|
433
|
Blake, E. Vale, Spontaneous and Imitative Crime
|
656
|
Bodily Conditions as related to Mental States
|
40
|
Bodily Injuries from Falling Meteorites
|
566
|
Books noticed:
|
|
"Cooley's Cyclopaedia of Practical Receipts"
|
129
|
"Health, and how to promote it" (McSherry)
|
130
|
"After Death, what?" (Piatt)
|
130
|
"The Reign of God not the Reign of Law" (Bacon)
|
131
|
"Health Primers"
|
132
|
"Scientific Memoirs" (Draper)
|
132
|
"Habit and Intelligence" (Murphy)
|
134
|
"National Dispensatory" (Stillé and Maisch)
|
135
|
"Modern Chromatics" (Rood)
|
271
|
"American Chemical Journal"
|
273
|
"Journal of the American Chemical Society"
|
273
|
"Testing of Water-Wheels" (Emerson)
|
274
|
"Outline of General' Geology" (Comstock)
|
274
|
"Sewer-Gases" (Varona)
|
274
|
"Reading as a Fine Art" (Legouvé)
|
274
|
"Ocean Wonders" (Damon)
|
275
|
"Life of Baroness Bunsen" (Hare)
|
275
|
"American Plant-Book"
|
275
|
"Chemical Physiology" (Vaughan)
|
275
|
"Color-Sense" (Allen)
|
276
|
"Physical Exercise and Consumption" (Davy)
|
276
|
"Native Flowers and Ferns of the United States" (Meehan)
|
276
|
"Coal" (Thorpe)
|
277
|
"Comparative Anatomy" (Gegenbaur)
|
277
|
"Materia Medica" (Dunham)
|
277
|
"Fasting Girls" (Hammond)
|
278
|
"Political Economy" (Roscher)
|
278
|
"Index Medicus"
|
278
|
"The Teacher" (Blakiston)
|
278
|
"Mixed Essays" (Arnold)
|
279
|
"Evolution of Man" (Haeckel)
|
415
|
"Moore's Rural Life"
|
417
|
"Life-saving Apparatus" (Lyle)
|
417
|
"Treatise on Chemistry" (Roscoe and Schorlemmer)
|
417
|
"Art of Questioning" (Fitch)
|
417
|
"Political Economy" (Allen)
|
418
|
"Notes of a Naturalist" (Moseley)
|
418
|
"Problems of Life and Mind" (Lewes)
|
419
|
"Sewer-Air" (Nichols)"
|
419
|
"Physics" (Guthrie)
|
420
|
"Hearing" (Burnett)
|
420
|
"Art of Singing" (Sieber)
|
420
|
"The Currency Question" (Hughes)
|
420
|
"The Schools of Ontario"
|
421
|
"Word and Work" (Robert)
|
421
|
"Wisconsin Tornadoes" (Daniells)
|
421
|
"Dictionary of the English Language" (Skeat)
|
421
|
"Animal, Vegetable, and Mineral Kingdoms"
|
421
|
"Bulletin of the United States National Museum"
|
422
|
"American Statistical Review"
|
422
|
"The Human Species" (Quatrefages)
|
560
|
"Combustion of Coal" (Barr)
|
562
|
"Man's Moral Nature" (Bucke)
|
563
|
"Reign of the Stoics" (Holland)
|
563
|
"The Temperaments" (Jacques)
|
564
|
"Color-Blindness" (Jeffries)
|
564
|
"Money, Trade, and Industry" (Walker)
|
564
|
"Birds of the Colorado Valley" (Coues)
|
565
|
"Aids to Family Government" (Mayer)
|
565
|
"Beneficial Influence of Plants" (Anders)
|
565
|
"The Data of Ethics" (Spencer)
|
705
|
"The Sportsman's Gazetteer" (Hallock)
|
708
|
"Journal of Physiology"
|
709
|
"Souvenirs of Madame Vigée Le Brun"
|
709
|
"Outlines of Field Geology" (Geikie)
|
710
|
"Cultivation of the Senses"
|
710
|
"Peabody Museum"
|
710
|
"United States Entomological Commission"
|
711
|
"Insects of Illinois"
|
711
|
"Progressive Japan" (Le Gendre)
|
711
|
"Sketch of Dickinson College" (Himes)
|
845
|
"Entwicklung des Menschengeschlectes" (Steinach)
|
846
|
"Philosophy of Music" (Pole)
|
847
|
"Laboratory Teaching" (Bloxam)
|
848
|
"Analysis of Urine" (Hofmann)
|
849
|
"Dictionary of Music" (Grove)
|
849
|
"Commercial Organic Analysis" (Allen)
|
850
|
"Mind and Brain" (Calderwood)
|
850
|
"The Round Trip" (Codman)
|
851
|
"History of England" (Guest)
|
851
|
"Scientific English Grammar" (Colegrove)
|
851
|
"Free Religious Association"
|
851
|
"Life and Work of J. Henry" (Pope)
|
852
|
"National Education" (Bennett)
|
852
|
"Roman Catholicism in the United States"
|
852
|
Botanical Usurper, A
|
283
|
Brackett, W., Modern Science in its Relation to Literature
|
166
|
Brain, Living, Experiments on
|
855
|
Brightness and Distribution of the Fixed Stars
|
503
|
Brooks, W. K., Condition of Women from a Zoological Point of View
|
145
|
Brooks, W. K., Condition of Women from a Zoological Point of View
|
347
|
Browning, W., A Question of Eating
|
345
|
Bunbury, C, Visit to the New Zealand Geysers
|
356
|
|
Cave, A Remarkable, discovered in Algeria
|
717
|
Chameleon, Observations on the
|
178
|
Chemistry in its Relations to Medicine
|
214
|
Chloral and other Narcotics
|
491
|
Chloral and other Narcotics
|
646
|
Cinchona-Cultivation in California
|
861
|
Clarke, Professor, on Lockyer's Researches
|
138
|
Classical Controversy, The
|
631
|
Classification of Words
|
714
|
Clews in Natural History. (Illustrated.)
|
14
|
Clifford, Professor, Sketch of. (Portrait.)
|
258
|
Climate at Great Altitudes
|
426
|
Clough, J., A Correction
|
265
|
Coal, The, of the Future:
|
856
|
Cold-Water Baths
|
567
|
Color-Sense in Savages
|
715
|
Combe, George, his Autobiography
|
109
|
Complaint, A, about the Monthly
|
698
|
Conder, F. P., Explosions in Coal Mines
|
200
|
Condition of Women from a Zoölogical Point of View
|
145
|
Condition of Women from a Zoölogical Point of View
|
347
|
Constitution of the Sun
|
855
|
Continent, Growth of a
|
280
|
Cooley, L. R. C, The Molecular Theory
|
462
|
Copyright, International, the London "Times" on
|
265
|
Cortambert, E., Selecting a First Meridian
|
156
|
Crime, Spontaneous and Imitative
|
656
|
Curiosities, Dietetic. II
|
30
|
Curiosities of Nervousness
|
282
|
Curious Survivals of Savagism
|
268
|
|
Dangers of Darwinism
|
68
|
Death, On the Fear of
|
123
|
Descartes on the Invention of the Telescope
|
430
|
Development of the House-Fly. (Illustrated.)
|
618
|
Diaphragm, Improved, for Phonograph
|
423
|
Dietetic Curiosities. II
|
30
|
Disease, Removal of Inherited Tendencies to
|
433
|
Disease of the Body as a Mental Stimulant
|
71
|
Diseased Condition of the Faculty of Wonder
|
196
|
Distinction between Man and Animals
|
138
|
Division and Distribution of the Electric Light
|
712
|
Dog's Affection, A
|
572
|
Draper's Researches on Oxygen in the Sun
|
716
|
Drilling Rocks by Electricity
|
573
|
Drugs, Adulteration of
|
575
|
Dry-Rot in Timber
|
525
|
|
Earth, Shape of the
|
857
|
Earthquake of November 18, 1878
|
139
|
Earthworms
|
124
|
Eating, A Question of
|
345
|
Edison's Electro-Chemical Telephone
|
854
|
Electric Light, how to make it steady
|
857
|
Electric Light, its Division and Distribution
|
712
|
Electric Pen, A New
|
285
|
Electrical Fishes
|
427
|
Elliott, E. T., The Age of Cave-Dwellers in America
|
488
|
Esquimau Skull, Dimensions of the
|
859
|
Evolution, Geographical
|
548
|
Explanations that do not explain
|
410
|
Explorations in Central Africa
|
283
|
Explosions in Coal Mines, are they preventable?
|
200
|
Eye, The, its Sensibility to Light
|
142
|
|
Famines in Ancient and Modern Times
|
137
|
Farquhar, H., Brightness and Distribution of the Fixed Stars
|
503
|
Fear of Death
|
123
|
Fixed Stars, Brightness and Distribution of the
|
503
|
Fodder-Tree
|
717
|
Food and Drugs, Adulteration of
|
286
|
Food and Feeding
|
377
|
Food and Feeding
|
514
|
Food and Feeding
|
620
|
Forces, Wasted
|
289
|
Fortieth Parallel, Geological Survey of the
|
302
|
Fossil Rhinoceros in Siberia
|
573
|
Fossils, New and Interesting
|
713
|
Frankland, Professor, Sketch of. (Portrait.)
|
838
|
Furniss, J. J., Home-made Spectroscope. (Illustrated.)
|
808
|
|
Gairdner, Professor, Diseased Condition of the Faculty of Wonder
|
196
|
Games, The History of
|
225
|
Galton, F., Generic Images
|
532
|
Geikie, A., Geographical Evolution
|
548
|
Geikie, A., Geographical Evolution
|
593
|
Generic Images
|
532
|
Geographical Evolution
|
593
|
Geography, Modern, what it includes
|
569
|
Geological Survey of the Fortieth Parallel
|
302
|
Geysers of New Zealand, A Visit to the
|
356
|
Gladstone on Natural History
|
573
|
Globe, Terrestrial, A Large
|
424
|
"Goat-Suckers," why so called
|
574
|
Goose, A Carnivorous
|
430
|
Government Aid to Artisan Schools
|
140
|
Grief in a Chimpanzee
|
142
|
Growth of a Continent
|
280
|
Growth of the Will
|
10
|
|
Harris on Social Science
|
702
|
Haviland, C. T., The Results of Abstraction in Science
|
825
|
Heat and Light
|
428
|
Heliograph, The Mance
|
429
|
History of Games
|
225
|
Horse, A, with a Load in his Stomach
|
428
|
House-Fly, Development of the. (Illustrated.)
|
618
|
How the Humming-Bird feeds
|
141
|
Human Evolution, A Problem in
|
250
|
Humming-Bird, how it feeds
|
141
|
Huxley on Bathybius
|
862
|
Huxley, T. H., Sensation and the Sensiferous Organs
|
86
|
|
Indian Problem, The
|
304
|
Insanity in Russia
|
425
|
Insect-Destruction of Evergreen-Trees
|
855
|
Insects, Neuter
|
470
|
Iron Surfaces, New Process for the Protection of
|
429
|
Ironless Civilization, An
|
715
|
|
Japanese Archæology
|
141
|
"Jumping Frenchmen"
|
428
|
|
Kiddle, Mr., Letter from
|
408
|
King-Vulture
|
431
|
|
Life-saving Service of the United States. (Illustrated.)
|
182
|
Lightning-Rods, The Size of
|
431
|
Lightning-Stroke, Remarkable
|
409
|
Listening to the Pulse
|
571
|
Locomotion, A Study in. (Illustrated.)
|
317
|
London "Times" on International Copyright
|
265
|
Long Island Drift, its Easterly Extension
|
861
|
Luminous Phenomenon, Remarkable
|
859
|
Lyman, O. E., Novelty in Patents
|
612
|
|
McCosh, J., Agnosticism as developed in Huxley's "Hume."
|
478
|
Man and Animals, The Distinction between
|
138
|
Marey, E. J., A Study in Locomotion
|
317
|
Marey on Electrical Fishes
|
427
|
Maudsley, H., Materialism and its Lessons
|
667
|
Mayer, J. E., Sketch of. (Portrait.)
|
397
|
Mental States, Bodily Conditions as related to
|
40
|
Meridian, Selecting a First. (Illustrated.)
|
156
|
Metal, Another New
|
718
|
Meteorological
|
568
|
Meteors, Falling, Injuries from
|
566
|
Meteors, Flight and Fall of
|
718
|
Meteors, November, Story of the. (Illustrated.)
|
445
|
Micro-Organisms and their Effects in Nature
|
764
|
Mill, J. S.
|
327
|
Mill, J. S.
|
750
|
Mogador, its Climate
|
859
|
Molecular Theory
|
462
|
Mound-Formations of California, Origin of
|
856
|
Monarchy and its Drawbacks
|
545
|
Morality and Evolution
|
124
|
Muir, P., Residual Phenomena
|
101
|
Muscular Power, The Source of
|
812
|
Music, why it is pleasurable
|
568
|
Mythologic Philosophy
|
795
|
|
National Academy of Sciences
|
280
|
Natural Well
|
718
|
Nervousness, Curiosities of
|
282
|
Neuralgia, Storms and
|
281
|
Neuter Insects
|
470
|
New and Interesting Fossils
|
713
|
New Guinea and its Inhabitants. II
|
57
|
Newberry, J. S., Geological Survey of the Fortieth Parallel
|
302
|
Norton, H. B., Age of Ice
|
833
|
Notes
|
143
|
Notes
|
288
|
Notes
|
431
|
Notes
|
576
|
Notes
|
719
|
Notes
|
863
|
Novelty in Patents
|
612
|
|
Observations on the Chameleon
|
178
|
O'Connor, W. D., United States Life-saving Service
|
182
|
"Oil on the Troubled Waters"
|
143
|
Opium-eating and Intemperance
|
858
|
Opium-Smoking
|
429
|
Orang-outang, The, at Home
|
854
|
Origin of Worlds
|
1
|
Oswald, F. L., Dietetic Curiosities. II
|
30
|
Oswald, F. L., Serpent-Charm
|
606
|
"Outing," The Annual
|
284
|
Oxygen in the Sun
|
716
|
|
Patents, Novelty in
|
612
|
Phrenology
|
265
|
Physics, The Study of, in the Secondary Schools
|
159
|
Physiological Action of Aconite
|
281
|
Physiological Effects of Arsenic
|
139
|
Pinto's Trip across Southern Africa
|
286
|
"Pleased with a Feather"
|
366
|
Poison, What is a?
|
284
|
Poison-Proof Animals
|
858
|
Poisson, J., The Vanilla-Plant
|
642
|
Population Statistics
|
858
|
Pottery, Ancient American
|
575
|
Powell, J. W., Mythologic Philosophy
|
795
|
Prince Imperial, The
|
559
|
Problem, A, in Human Evolution
|
250
|
Protoplasm and Life
|
721
|
Pythagoras on Beans
|
410
|
|
Question, A, of Eating
|
345
|
|
Reading, what the Eyes see in
|
570
|
Recreation, Science and Philosophy of
|
772
|
Reëducation of the Adult Brain
|
455
|
Remarkable Coincidence
|
628
|
Removal of Inherited Tendencies to Disease
|
433
|
Remsen, I., Chemistry in its Relation to Medicine
|
214
|
Residual Phenomena
|
101
|
Results of Abstraction in Science
|
825
|
Richardson, B. W., Chloral and other Narcotics
|
491
|
Richardson, B. W., Chloral and other Narcotics
|
646
|
Robson, M. H., Development of the House-Fly
|
618
|
Romanes, G. J., Science and Philosophy of Recreation
|
772
|
|
Savagism, Curious Survivals of
|
268
|
Science and Philosophy of Recreation
|
772
|
Science, Modern, in its Relation to Literature
|
166
|
Scientific Associations, The
|
842
|
Scott, R. H., Birth, Life, and Death of a Storm
|
684
|
Seeds of Disease
|
426
|
Selecting a First Meridian. (Illustrated.)
|
156
|
Sensation and the Sensiferous Organs
|
86
|
Sensibility of the Eye to Light
|
142
|
Serpent-Charm
|
606
|
"Serpent-Charm"
|
841
|
Sharpey, "W., Reëducation of the Adult Brain
|
455
|
Snake, A Two-Headed
|
715
|
Social Relations of the Future
|
568
|
Social Science, Harris on
|
702
|
Source of Muscular Power
|
812
|
Sovereign, An Imported
|
860
|
Specimen of African Civilization
|
863
|
Spectroscope, A Home-made. (Illustrated.)
|
808
|
Spiritualism again
|
700
|
Spiritualism as a Scientific Question
|
577
|
Spontaneous and Imitative Crime
|
656
|
Stars, Variable
|
427
|
Statistics of Population
|
858
|
Steadiness of the Electric Light
|
857
|
Steel, Hard and Soft, Strength of
|
287
|
Stoney, G. J., Story of the November Meteors
|
445
|
Storm, Birth, Life, and Death of a
|
684
|
Storms and Neuralgia
|
281
|
Story of the November Meteors. (Illustrated.)
|
445
|
Study of Physics in the Secondary Schools
|
159
|
Sun, Constitution of the
|
855
|
Superstitious Beliefs, Survival of
|
425
|
Sympathy in an Ants' Nest
|
572
|
|
Taylor, C. F., Bodily Conditions as related to Mental States
|
40
|
Telegraphers and Consumption
|
716
|
Thompson, E. H., Atlantis not a Myth
|
759
|
Thompson, H., Food and Feeding
|
377
|
Thompson, H., Food and Feeding
|
514
|
Thompson, H., Food and Feeding
|
620
|
Trowbridge, J., Study of Physics
|
159
|
Two-headed Snake
|
715
|
Tylor, E. B., The History of Games
|
225
|
Typhoid Fever and Well-Water
|
423
|
|
Uniformity System, The, is it an American Idea?
|
424
|
United States Life-saving Service. (Illustrated.)
|
182
|
|
Vanilla-Plant, The
|
642
|
Variable Stars
|
427
|
Vaughan, D., Origin of Worlds
|
1
|
Vaughan, D. (Editorial.)
|
127
|
Vaughan, D., Sketch of. (Portrait.)
|
556
|
Vaughan, D., On the Origin of Asteroids
|
570
|
Visit to the New Zealand Geysers
|
356
|
|
Wahl, W. H., Wasted Forces
|
289
|
Wallace, A. R., New Guinea and its Inhabitants. II
|
57
|
Wasted Forces
|
289
|
Wasted Forces
|
698
|
Well, A Natural
|
718
|
Well-Water and Typhoid Fever
|
423
|
Whales and their Neighbors
|
237
|
What is a Poison?
|
284
|
What shall we eat?
|
140
|
What the Eyes see in reading
|
570
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