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Previous Issue: Vol. 4, No. 99, Dec. 26, 1884
Next Issue: Vol. 5, No. 101, Jan. 9, 1885
Volume Information (2 pp.)
Comment and Criticism, pp. 1-2
Letters to the Editor
- Why Is Water Considered Ghost-Proof?, p. 2
- Lester F. Ward
- Hollyhock-Disease and the Cotton-Plant, p. 2
- J. C. Arthur
- Military Cetology, pp. 2-3
- Frederick W. True
- Man in the Stone Age, p. 3
- Daniel G. Brinton
- Dr. Haacke's Discovery of the Eggs of Echidna, p. 3
- Henry F. Osborn
- Artificial Wampum, pp. 3-4
- Erminnie A. Smith
- Was It Imagination?, p. 4
- E. T. Quimby
The Managers to the Readers, pp. 4-5
The Kongo, pp. 5-8
- Gardiner G. Hubbard
Lake Mistassini, pp. 8-10
- J. D. Whitney
The Tasman Glacier, pp. 10-11
The Digestibility of Cellulose, pp. 11-12
- H. P. Armsby
Is the Rainfall of Kansas Increasing?, pp. 12-13
American Society for Psychical Research, p. 13
The Natural Bridge of Virginia, pp. 13-14
Hereditary Intellect and the Geographical Distribution of Talents, pp. 14-15
Dr. Hack Tuke on Hypnotism, pp. 15-16
- Hack Tuke
Inheritance among the Ancient Arabs, pp. 16-18
- J. W. Powell
Notes and News, pp. 18-20
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