Popular Science Monthly/Volume 21

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Table of Contents

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May 1882
Methods and Profit of Tree-Planting	1
Professor Goldwin Smith as a Critic	18
Monkeys	20
The Development of the Senses	34
The Stereoscope: Its History I	37
Measurements of Men	53
Liberty of Thought	60
A Reply to Miss Hardaker on the Woman Question	70
The Genesis of the Sword	79
On the Diffusion of Odors	84
Color-Blindness and Color-Perception	86
Stallo's Concepts of Modern Physics	96
The Tree That Bears Quinine	100
Sketch of John Lubbock, Bart., M.P.	104
Entertaining Varieties	112
Correspondence	121
Editor's Table	123
Literary Notices	127
Popular Miscellany	136
Notes	143
June 1882
Speculative Science	145
The Eye-Like Organs of Fishes	164
The Appointment of College Officers	171
Sir Charles Bell and Physiological Experimentation	178
The Zuni Social, Mythic, and Religious Systems	186
Astronomical Panics	192
The Stereoscope: Its Theory II	197
The Jews in Europe I	205
Chemistry in High-Schools	215
A New Theory of the Sun	223
The Future of Mind	239
About the Molds	244
The Introduction of Domestic Animals	246
Hydrodynamics and Electricity	253
The Cause of Tubercular Disease	257
Sketch of Charles R. Darwin, LL.D.	260
Editor's Table	266
Literary Notices	270
Popular Miscellany	277
Notes	287
July 1882
Plant-Cells and their Contents	289
The Jews in Europe II	300
Porcelain and the Art of its Production	310
The Physiology of Exercise I	317
A Curious Burmese Tribe	328
Problems of Property	331
The Ethics of Vivisection	344
Borax in America	350
Protoplasm	361
The Mechanics of Intermittent Springs	370
A Premature Discussion	376
The Relation of Music to Mental Progress	378
Dr Gunther on the Study of Fishes	383
The Development of Cities	391
Sketch of Professor S. S. Haldeman	395
Entertaining Varieties	402
Correspondence and Editor's Table	406
Literary Notices	410
Popular Miscellany	419
Notes	431
August 1882
The Physiology of Exercise II	433
National Necessities and National Education	444
Acoustic Architecture	454
Progress of the Germ Theory of Disease	462
A Gigantic Fossil Bird	467
The Book-Men	470
About Elephants	480
The Chemistry of Sugar	500
Transcendental Geometry	507
My Spider	513
Sudden Whitening of the Hair	520
How Plants Resist Decay	524
The Topmost Country of the Earth	527
Sketch of Baron Adolf Eric Nordenskiöld	533
Entertaining Varieties	541
Editor's Table	544
Literary Notices	550
Popular Miscellany	560
Notes	575
September 1882
Electric and Gas Illumination	577
Longevity	587
Animal Self-Defense	595
Brazilian Diamonds and their Origin	610
The Functions of an American Manual Training-School	621
A Note on Thought-Reading	634
The Physician of the Future	637
Trials by Fire and Fire-Jugglers	645
Electromania	650
Anthropoid Mythology	645
The Poisons of the Manufactory	663
Littre, Dumas, Pasteur, and Taine	667
The Chinese: Their Manners and Customs	679
Sketch of Thomas Say	687
Entertaining Varieties	692
Editor's Table	696
Literary Notices	699
Popular Miscellany	707
Notes	717
October 1882
Massage: Its Mode of Application and Effects	720
Literature and Science	737
What are Clouds?	751
The Past and Present of the Cuttle-Fishes	753
Mozley on Evolution	767
Explosions and Explosives	773
The Utility of Drunkenness	785
Delusions of Doubt	788
The Progress of American Mineralogy	795
Industrial Education in Public Schools	809
Physiognomic Curiosities I	817
The Formation of Saline Mineral Waters	826
A Partnership of Animal and Plant Life	835
Professor Rudolf Virchow	836
Editor's Table	843
Literary Notices	847
Popular Miscellany	855
Notes	863
Index	865