The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-01-08

set down as clearly an instance Of auto-hypuosir.
Another and n still more remarkable parallel is
taken from a medical work recently publiahed
In this country. A girl Of 10 fell into a trance,
on recovering from which sho described her OK.
perienccs In heaven. Hor travels were even
moro extended than those of Mr.. Tyner. After.
describing heaven she continued thus;
An I stood pa,ing about ms 7 hazard . voco ~
"Tate her and act he, In Tho ur.o, hal, and .hoyv hsr
the abominstion Of desoIntion" Immediately
found myself in n great hall. seated on A platform.
The hall was filled with people. They were all play.
Ing dominoes. Some OF them knew. 1 recognized SIR.
Cleveland, Mr.. Reid. Mr.. Ingalls,, Mrs. D, Miss S, Mrs.
a., ut. u, sailie D., and dozens OF Others. Tho same
voice then said, "show her a sign of my wrath"
straisn'way a giant angel with ten heads and twenty
arms ne" through the han ana scattered grains OF
~. raj OF rue .utneu y userS as l iooSeu'
.s. ~ VI. means. wh'u ell upon n people
M. - - ~ ~ ~ 'Vr.o ~ 70"
a.,.s,.- -, 90, ~
:.
Inc physician VINO reports TINS case sets IL
uo"h as an instance OF an ordinary FORM OF
temporary mental disturbance, or whlch ne
gives an extremely simple ana rational OK
pinnation.
onoer tne title Inc framing OF a Craits-
nnan 'irusioVe oonioa, MT rreu hiiiicr nus
prepared n we'l'iliustratea ana valuable vol
contributed oy MIN 10 tho Art journal on
Art oreits ana craftsmen. Inc DOCK.
"hile more III the nature OF q stuoehts
ihahuai thah IN exhaustive OreatiSe' may 10
commenced TO all VINO arc interested In
the progress OF the ART crafts as Mr. Miiier mas
"ithin q iimiteo space compressed inc outcome
mum SERIOUS STUDY anu praetie"' skill oiree'-
gu os u renheu ana cultivated taste. AS 70 says'
i venture 10 nope that this work may hha ls
way IHlU lii unU VI bpDlC lC" L lOl
nothihg Is so crushing 10 inc earnest crafts
man as TO ma tnat' though ne staho IN 'he
market place waiting 10 DC nireu' no one
comes oy MN 10 engage nis services anu hoS
iorceu III consequences 10 remain uuho oeoause
no ono VIII enaoie nun 10 give MS ego utter
ahcc. AS mucn responsibility rests WIN INC
patron as the craftsman In tne prouuct'oho Oh
gooo work, ana 10 see that "nich 10 MOI U 1 Rooa
report preferred Is q serious nihurahce 10 prog
ress In the ART crafts III hceus nearly as h'ucn
.i"i"'hs = W a. i"'et'so".
aoes y prouueci' tnoush W W "
piisheo as tne iatter requires very long anu
real apprenticeship.
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tne y. y" -.
o" nv ln's Vs. Sa-a,"sta"a
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vi po'.efS Ii .omt'e'' II
uH'e. among Inc many iius'ra'iohs i sum-
oeautiuie Aamp'es Vi q p""eis, 'nses' u"
lie Morgan ware anu replouuIuio"s q sone
exquisite speeiihehs Vi ,nouofh rns'i'h Jun
n'"u"S y ,,"n"m
cry ra"uhoiis' ~ ~. n'os..no' '"
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Den Ezra
Here. work enough to watch
The master work. and catch
Hints OF the proper craft, tricks
OF the tools true play.
street Cleaning, and the Disposal Of a City's
Wastes; Methods and Results and tho Effect
upon Public Health, Public Morals. ana Munici-
pal Prosperity doubleday & Mcclure Com
pany) Is the title of a volume in which Col.
George 4. Warning. Jr, gives n complete
and detailed account Of the work done by
the Department of street Cleaning since his
appointment as Commissioner in January. 1895.
The different processes of sweeping. carting,
and final disposition OF all refuse are described,
as also are the methods that obtain in London,
Paris. Berlin. Vienna. and many other European
cities, and q comparison is drawn between the
work as done by q bureau under direct political
control and that accomplished in our city
under the present favorable conditions.
The history of the reorganization of the force
is given. and there is an interesting CHAPTER on
the Juvenile Street-Cleaning Leagues, by Mr..
David Willard, d. S. C. Supervisor. Here is a
verse of one OF tho STRENGTHENING songs
sung by members of the league, that contains
some excellent advice that cannot be too widely
disseminated:
There are barrels in the Railways.
Neighhor mine;