travels from youth to middle-age, or the reverse, by the sound
of the various melodies. But there are many other forms of suggestion by association. We are apt to associate a well-dressed man, of commanding carriage, traveling in an expensive automobile, as a man of wealth and influence. And, accordingly when some adventurer of the J. Rufus Wallingford type travels our way, clad in sumptuous apparel, with the air of an Astorbilt, and a $10,000 (hired) automobile, we hasten to place our money and valuables in his keeping, and esteem ourselves honored by having been accorded the privilege. The actor, orator, preacher and politician use the suggestion of association upon us by the employment of tones vibrant with feeling and emotion, which are associated in our minds with the actual feeling and emotion and lo! we are weeping or laughing; smiling or frowning; filled with approval or condemnation, as the case may be. The speaker pulls the associative strings of suggestion, and we dance accordingly. We find that many of our prejudices, favorable or unfavorable, are the result of associations of past experiences. If we have had an unpleasant business experience with a man with a peculiar expression or color of hair, we find it hard to overcome a prejudice against others of similar personal appearance, in after years. Sometimes a name will carry associations with it. We once knew a man who would absolutely refuse to have business dealings with anyone named M , because he had once been badly worsted and cheated in a real estate deal by a man of that name. Many names are associated with persons who had borne them in the past, and, as ridiculous as it may seem, we find it difficult to overcome the prejudice. The majority of people have experiences of this kind. How many of our readers do not feel an antipathy for some particular article of food, because of some unpleasant experience with that article in the past? Personally, when the writer was a boy, his father wishing to break him of the habit of eating too heartily of cream-puffs, once offered to pay Suggestion and Auto-Suggestion