FOOTNOTES:

[4] We can corroborate the view taken by the writer of this article as

to the reality of the effects produced on the persons submitting to

the process, having seen many who are intimately known to us

experimented on with success. The incredulity which still prevails on

this subject in London can only be attributed to the necessary rarity,

in so large a town, of experiments performed on persons known to the

observers.--ED.

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