The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-09-30

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VIVA, AZ. IN. main d,s,prb,nq oau,.. Of an
,hsorvsr,s ,uarment. IN the case Of the phe-
aoun.n. ,iss.isod A., holono,no N bvpnoti.m.
s,.Irro,onc. ana ,.,opa,by , Tbe chief NJ these.
30 ,Io,h, "a ,raud In neariv all the exneriments
r.countcd in mi, hook. the agent was himself
concerned IN the inouiry as n matter OF sclen-
,,ec ,ntor.., but n must moods hammer OCCASION
.llv tho, ns,,ber aoen, nor pcrcipient IA by
.duca,,on and nosition entirely removed from
su.p,c,on NJ ,r,ck erv In n matter where. 10 i'm
norfoc,lv educated persons. trickery might ap-
49, oi,,o.t ,.nia, Inaced tho inveatiuators Of
the Society for psvobical Research have come
.cross soma Instances Of fraud in cases where
,bev bad Ground, for assuminp good faith, For
.,onnle In an. autumn NJ 1883. some experi-
,,.r,s wore conducted with n person named
m rbose antecedents AFFORDED a was thought.
tps,,aca,ion for tho belief that the claims which
no mn, forward were genuine. ID. acted rs
.r.n, IN. norc,nien, being n subieo, NJ bis own.
.ronro woman called Miss n who was anpar-
.n,,v IN . IIubt bvpno,ic s,cen during the ex-
norin,cnt n was aeon discovered that the
re.nI,. were obtained bv means of a code
tornoa From n combination ~ Miss Ms
hro,,h,,o witb s,igb, noi.cs-a copub mr. the
creot ~, hoo, made nv n. himself Mr.. Pod.
mors has aeon he tells N. n somewhat simi.
Ior code emp,oved IN prince's Hall. piccadnlv.
.h.r. tho co,i,ror ,tood In tho middle NJ tho
h.i ,xith n coin n = othor ohiect In hi. hand
. Dissertation Of which he communicated
% bis onfei.ro.s on tho MIA, form NV
no,n. ~ . .erie. ~ breathing. deen
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and down an the .urface NJ hi. wbite collar
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hand rho move, ,eature In Tho coas nrevIous,v
mon,,onoJ ,yas thu, tho n.rc,ni.nt ber,s,f fur.
rish.d tho ,rornd wort NJ the code tbe nunc,u.
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,horyat readsr comrIe,.,v failed ana :, IA a
,a,r in Tsrence thu, The initial successcs yv.r. An,
90 On. thor.h, r.o5er so.inn ,ba ,mao. 30 ~.
object reflected in the AGENT cornea
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.,aI nrscs,,ions s,,irs, tr.nd ,h.r. ar a.
60, 20 ,. ,,.rdad ..atns, - nor.s,h,I.
Lir5 ITn,n.s,,on.hly ,har. : 80. "a.
y.t imp.r,ac,lv known m.tbods ~ cou~,nIo.
tion nv which indications may Ia ureonsc,o,.lv
given and a. unconac,op.lv rsc.ivaJ \, "a ,oI-
.rablv certain for instance ,ba, corp.a rs,d,n,
Ace. M, ALWAYS ,mnIv frapd and thu, hin,. maS
he gained In good faith from anv ree.c,jng AM
face I'm the neIubborhood of tbs .xnsrimentar.
ar the movement Of IIns the larvnr and evsn
hand. ana limbs NAV hs,rav The secrs, 90 .y.o a.
aar w. know IittIe NJ ths limits q, onr ssnsorv
mowers. even in normal life. and v. do know
that IN certain sub-conscious ,atss-an,oma,Ic
~somnambulic hynnotic-tbess limit, NAV hc
greatly exceeded. and that indication. 40 snb,Is
a. ,raouen,lv IN escana the yioiIsnca q, ,r.,nad
observer. NAV he seized and in,arnr.,.d b.,
the hynnotic ar antomatic subiect Tbara "a
.ass rscord.d Inv NJ Rer0son IN which = bvnro-
tiz,d how "a said 10 have been able "a stat. cor.
rsc,Iv the number NJ the p,Ue an a hooL bo,d hv
the observer by reading the corneal mag. q, ,bs
dvurss Tho corneal imava N, ,hasa agnr.s 30.
calculated by NJ. Bereson 20 have bee1 not more
than 1850 OF an inch in height In some other
.xnerIments conducted nv NJ RsrOson ,ba acr,a-
meas Of vision ia said 10 have exceeded even tbts
limit Here .the resuI, which copId no, b.yo
b.en ob,ained by the sense of SIGH, undar
normaI conditions 1, attributed nv Mr. Podmors
70 visual hyperesthesia. Instances of auditory
byner,ssthesia are also said 10 ho Familiar IN
those Who have studied the nbenomana N
hvunotism. In another cas-. recorded hv Dr
sauyaire. a bypnotizeI subject WAS abIs 10
recognize the king of clubs face dovnward an
five IGerent nacks ~ card. Uera,ha nouaro .,
dI.tin0uisbing the cards NV tonch nav havo
hen the resuI, Of ~prac,ica Mr. VsrraI arrms
that she acquired such 1 mower NV mssnsoTa
long series OF experIments ana NJ Hpdson an
.JdIe NAYS in Patagonia " ,aIIs q, gamh,a.
who nv careful training had dsvsloD.d ~