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PAGE |
| 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 |
406 |
| 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 |
