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PAGE |
| November 1879 |
| The Recent Progress of Solar Physics |
1 |
| The Diseases of Wild Animals |
11 |
| On Radiant Matter I |
13 |
| John Stuart Mill IV |
25 |
| Ocean Meteorology I |
35 |
| The Study of Physiology |
43 |
| Mythologic Philosophy II |
56 |
| The Evolution of a New Sense |
66 |
| Why Do Springs and Wells Overflow? I |
71 |
| Mars and his Moons |
82 |
| Intellectual Straining in Authorship |
93 |
| Respecting Rubbish |
97 |
| A Reply to Fallacies of Evolution |
101 |
| The Inauguration of Arago's Statue |
114 |
| Sketch of Dr. Asa Fitch |
116 |
| Editor's Table |
121 |
| Literary Notices |
125 |
| Popular Miscellany |
134 |
| Notes |
143 |
| December 1879 |
| Recent Anthropology |
145 |
| On Radiant Matter II |
157 |
| The Genesis of Sex |
167 |
| Ocean Meteorology II |
179 |
| First-Hand and Second-Hand Knowledge |
197 |
| Education of Brain-Cells |
200 |
| Early Methods in Arithmetic |
204 |
| Spencer's Data of Ethics |
210 |
| History and Methods of Paleontological Discovery I |
219 |
| The Beginnings of Geographical Science |
236 |
| Expected Meteoric Display |
247 |
| Many-Toed Horses |
258 |
| Sketch of Heinrich Wilhelm Dove |
261 |
| Correspondence |
266 |
| Editor's Table |
267 |
| Literary Notices |
277 |
| Popular Miscellany |
283 |
| Notes |
287 |
| January 1880 |
| The International Weather-Service |
289 |
| John Stuart Mill V |
311 |
| A Roguish Household Pet |
318 |
| On the Migrations of Races |
322 |
| Vaccination in New York |
330 |
| The Most Powerful Telescope in Existence |
337 |
| The Moral Sense in the Lower Animals |
346 |
| Middle-Age Spiritualism |
354 |
| History and Methods of Paleontological Discovery II |
363 |
| Interoceanic Canal Routes |
380 |
| Premature Burials |
389 |
| Why Do Springs and Wells Overflow? II |
397 |
| Correspondence |
408 |
| Editor's Table |
408 |
| Literary Notices |
417 |
| Popular Miscellany |
425 |
| Notes |
432 |
| February 1880 |
| The Origin of Criminal Law |
433 |
| Saporta's World of Plants Before the Appearance of Man |
446 |
| How Typhoid Fever Is Conveyed |
460 |
| Hanoverian Village Life |
467 |
| Maps and Map-Making Before Mercator |
478 |
| Ancient Methods of Filtration |
495 |
| John Stuart Mill VI |
501 |
| Imperfections of Modern Harmony |
508 |
| Daylight in the Schoolroom |
517 |
| Hygiene in the Higher Education of Women |
519 |
| Artesian Wells and the Great Sahara |
530 |
| The Origin of the Gypsies |
540 |
| Prehistoric Records |
545 |
| Sketch of Benjamin Silliman |
550 |
| Correspondence |
554 |
| Editor's Table |
555 |
| Literary Notices |
561 |
| Popular Miscellany |
568 |
| Notes |
576 |
| March 1880 |
| The Association of Ideas |
577 |
| Dolmens in Japan |
593 |
| The Study of Political Economy |
601 |
| Ward's Natural Science Establishment |
612 |
| The Force Behind Nature |
614 |
| New Views of Animal Transformations |
625 |
| The Duty of Enjoyment |
640 |
| Intemperance in Study |
645 |
| Water as Fuel |
653 |
| The Early Free Schools of America |
663 |
| Prehistoric Ruins in Southern Colorado |
666 |
| The Convent of the Capuchins |
673 |
| Athletics in Schools |
677 |
| The Matamata |
684 |
| Frost-Phenomena in Southern Russia |
686 |
| Sketch of Carl Ritter |
689 |
| Correspondence |
693 |
| Editor's Table |
695 |
| Literary Notices |
698 |
| Popular Miscellany |
710 |
| Notes |
720 |
| April 1880 |
| Progress and Poverty |
721 |
| What Is Jupiter Doing? |
737 |
| The Scientific Aspect of Free-Will |
745 |
| Experimental Legislation |
754 |
| Curious Ways of Getting Food |
770 |
| The Pleasure of Visual Form I |
780 |
| The Crayfish |
789 |
| Learning to Write |
795 |
| A Consideration of Suicide |
798 |
| Vegetable Phosphorescence |
804 |
| Croll's Climate and Time |
810 |
| A Living Honeycomb |
824 |
| Size of Brain and Size of Body |
827 |
| The Textile Plants of the World |
831 |
| Sketch of Dr. Charles F. Chandler |
833 |
| Correspondence |
842 |
| Editor's Table |
842 |
| Literary Notices |
850 |
| Popular Miscellany |
858 |
| Notes |
864 |
| Index |
865 |
