The following corrections and changes were made: p. 5: luminifereous to luminiferous (luminiferous ether) p. 6: recepient to recipient (while the recipient) p. 12: indestructable to indestructible (indestructible atom was arrived at) p. 18: conbustion to combustion (the combustion of tissue in the lungs) p. 20: phycho to psycho (distinguish it as psycho-ether) p. 29: Froisart to Froissart (Froissart was not more garrulous) p. 34: Incomprehensively to Incomprehensibly (Incomprehensibly great) p. 43: transferrence to transference (thought transference or sensitiveness) p. 46: oriflame oriflamme (the oriflamme of the spiritual conception) p. 53: clairvayant to clairvoyant (trance or clairvoyant state) p. 53: Clazomeneæ to Clazomenæ (Hermotimus, of Clazomenæ) p. 53: ecstacy to ecstasy (in a fit of ecstasy) p. 55: ecstacy to ecstasy (religious ecstasy and trance) p. 55: phycho to psycho (the psycho-ether) p. 59: adminstered to administered (Dr. Spier administered) p. 59: adminstering to administering (after administering the test) p. 62: pyschic to psychic (conceal the higher psychic faculties) p. 64: conscienciousness to conscientiousness (conscientiousness, truthfulness and hopefulness) p. 67: pschometry to psychometry (Really psychometry) p. 68: Abercombie to Abercrombie (Dr. Abercrombie) p. 69: Audral to Andral (M. Andral) p. 72: Perthleven to Porthleven (Vicar of Porthleven) p. 75: Guinasi to Ginnasi (Count Ginnasi) p. 79: Biddleford to Biddeford (The Biddeford (Me.) _Journal_) p. 79: Kinnebunk to Kennebunk (near the mouth of Kennebunk River) p. 83: See to She (She threw an old coat) p. 84: double quotes to single quotes (‘_Immediate_,’) p. 87: corollation to correlation (the perfect correlation) p. 88: single quote to double quote, and missing close quote added (I said, “I have been to a small village ... ‘No, sir; but his widow is.’”) p. 92: fantacies to fantasies (Laugh at the fantasies) p. 111: occurence to occurrence (This strange occurrence naturally) p. 112: sufficent to sufficient (with sufficient light) p. 115: stewn to strewn (strewn with sand) p. 116: undiscernable to undiscernible (colors being undiscernible) p. 116: corelated to correlated (correlated harmony between minds) p. 117: McKendee to McKendree (Bishop McKendree) p. 120: unconciously to unconsciously (unconsciously those who by study ... are continuously made unconsciously) p. 130: extra “it” removed (assuring him that it was no news) p. 131: embarassment to embarrassment (to overcome his embarrassment) p. 133: Minnie to Minie (shot in the breast by a Minie ball) p. 135: be to he (he seemed to be in a jolly mood) p. 146: villian to villain (the villain escapes) p. 154: unfortuate to unfortunate (and this is most unfortunate) p. 156: rythmic to rhythmic (expression of rhythmic motion) p. 157: ecstacy to ecstasy (the ecstasy of all true musicians ... the meaning accepted of ecstasy)