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CHAPTER XV. (From the New York Journal, June, 1899. ] A Roy who can see straight through your clothes to your very Bones-How he has diagnosed Diseases which puzzled Physicians-Describe.t Internal Disorders which Science had no way of finding out, and explained Fractures of Bones which the Doctors did not suspect-Physicians confronted with a Scientific Phenomenon which it is impossible to explain. 218 CHAPTER XVI. The dangers of Hypnotism. . 932 CHAPTER XVII. Brief Explanations of Important Points in Hypnotism-Special Advice and Instructions to YoungExperimenters, and Particular Reference to Inducing Hypnotic Sleep and Awaking. . 241
W NOTED WRITERS ON HYPNOTISM. E would suggest to all who expect to study Hypnotism in detail to secure the latest and best books on that subject. You will find the titles of several of the Standard Books named below, to which we owe a tribute of thanks for extracts we have made. NEURYPNOLOGY, - - - By Dr. James Braid. THE ELEMENTS OF HYPNOTISM, - By Ralph H. Vincent. PsYCHo THERAPEUTICS, - - By Lloyd Tuckey, M.D. LE MAGNATISME ANIMAL, " By Binet and Fr. ,DER HYPNOTISMUS, - - - - By Forei. DU SOMMEIL, - - - By Li6bault. THE SUBLIMIZAL CONSCIOUSNESS, - - By F. Myers. SUGGESTION AND REFLEX, - - By Karl Schoffer. DE LA SUGGESTIONS ET DU SOMNAMBULISME, By Lidgeois. EINE EXPERIMENTELLE STUDIE AUF DEM GEBIETE DES HYPNOTISMUS, - - By Krafft-Ebing. DE LA SUGGESTION MENTALE, - - By Ochorowicz. DAS DOPPEL-ICH, -. - - By Max Dessoir. The two following books are published by the London Society of Psychical Researches: PECULIARITIES OF CERTAIN POsT-HYPNOTIC STATIS, By Gurney. PHANTASMS OF THE LIVING. The following books we can furnish sent prepaid by mail, at the prices named in this book: fUGGESTIVE THERAPEUTICS, - - - By Bernheim. HYPNOTISM, * - - - By Albert Moll. THE LAW OF PSYCHIC PHENOMENA, By Thomson J. Hudson. HYPNOTISM, How IT IS DONE, - By James R. Cocke, M.D. HYPNOTISM, - - By Dr. Foveau de Courmelles. ..HYPNOTISM, - - By Carl Saxtus.
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64 HYPNO TISM Hypnotism as practice
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HYPNOTISM 67 This gives him confide
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HYPNOTISM 73 adduced by such scient
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H YPNO TISM 93 persons whose nerves
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H YPNO TIS 1log ment invented by Dr
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HYPNOTISM 131 in order to keep them
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