A hypnotist can, by suggestion, make you feel almost anything, whether it is true or not.

That it is impersonal in itself is shown by its readiness to assume any personality the hypnotist chooses to impress upon it; and the unavoidable inference is that its realization of personality proceeds from its association with the particular objective mind of its own individuality.

Mr. Dixon was a hypnotist.

But Madame Ewans could not help returning again and again to stand before the booth of a hypnotist from Paris, a clairvoyante boasting a certificate signed by the Minster of Agriculture and Commerce and by three Doctors of the Faculty.

She recalled to mind how a hypnotist had once helped a friend of hers to recover some stolen forks and spoons.

"I think," she hesitated, stammering a little, confused, still frightened, "I meanisn't he a hypnotist, or full of those theosophical ideas, or something of the sort?

Here in his home, the first thing that he saw through the window upon awaking was a Catalunian edifice, rich and monstrous, like the palaces that the hypnotist evolves in his dreams,an amalgamation of Persian flowers, Gothic columns, trunks of trees, with quadrupeds, reptiles and snails among the cement foliage.

HYPNOTISTS AND HUMBUGS AT MURPHY'S CAMP IN '49, by Harry C. Peterson.

Hypnotists and humbugs at Murphy's Camp in '49.

HYPNOTISTS AND HUMBUGS AT MURPHY'S CAMP IN '49, by Harry C. Peterson.

Hypnotists and humbugs at Murphy's Camp in '49.

The achievement to which he addresses himself is far beyond that of the most accomplished hypnotist.

That she had many of the traditional witch qualities, and was something of a gymnast and hypnotist, is written in the vivid recollections of Tash's experience with her.

The patient's hands were thrust through a screen; on the other side of which the hypnotist made passes above the finger which was to become rigid.

In the intervening years, psychologists and hypnotists have devoted much attention to the theme of these 'secondary personalities,' which Animism explains by the theory of possession.

They were taught the tricks of the priestly wizard's trade, and became expert physiognomists, ventriloquists, and possibly, in some cases, hypnotists.

" "Are you an hypnotist, Madam?" asked Mr. Punch.