Vol. 10, 1897, "Memorial volume," includes the constitution of the Denison scientific association (p. [37]-39); table of contents of v. 1-9 of the Bulletin of the scientific laboratories of Denison university, 1885-97 (p. [41]-45): tables of contents of v. 1-7 of Journal of compariative neurology, 1891-97 (p. 55-60)

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