Vol. I. February 1887 to February, 1888.

1. FEBRUARY.
   • Introduction to the Journal of Man—see cover of each number.
   • Salutatory
   • The Phrenological Doctrines of Gall their past and present status
   • The Great Land Question
   • The Sinaloa Colony
   • Health and Longevity
   • Remarkable Fasting
   • Cerebral Psychology
   • Music
   • Insanity
   • Miscellany—Our narrow limits and future tasks; Palmistry; Suicide; Theosophist Reviews; Apparitions of the Dead; Human Responsibility in Hypnotism; Human Tails; Men who live in trees; Protyle the Basis of Matter; The Keeley Motor; Mahphoon and the Great Winkelmeier
   • Business Department and College of Therapeutics
2. MARCH.
   • Archtypal Literature for the future.
   • Chapter 1. General Plan of Brain, Synopsis of Cerebral Science
   • Superficial Criticisms, a reply to Miss Phelps
   • Spiritual Phenomenon, Abram James, Eglinton, Spirit writing
   • Mind reading Amusement and Temperance
   • Miscellaneous Intelligence—Pigmies in Africa; A Human Phenomenon; Surviving Superstition; Spiritual test of Death; A Jewish Theological Seminary; National Death Rates; Religious MediÆvalism in America;Buddhism in America; Craniology and Crime; Morphiomania in France; Montana Bachelors; Relief for Children; The Land and the People; Christianity in Japan; The Hell Fire Business; Sam Jones and Boston Theology; Psychometry; The American Psychical Society; Progress of Spiritualism; The Folly of Competition; Insanities of War; The Sinaloa Colony; Medical Despotism; Mind in Nature
   • Physiological Discoveries in the College of Therapeutics
   • Business Department, College of Therapeutics
3. APRIL.
   • Psychometry: The Divine Science.
   • A Modern Miracle-Worker
   • Human Longevity
   • Justice to the Indians
   • Miscellaneous Intelligence—Anatomy of the Brain; Mesmeric Cures; Medical Despotism; The Dangerous Classes; Arbitration; Criticism on the Church; Earthquakes and Predictions
   • Chapter II. Of Outlines of Anthropology; Structure of the Brain
   • Business Department, College of Therapeutics
4. MAY.
   • The Prophetic Faculty: War and Peace
   • Clearing away the Fog
   • The Danger of living among Christians: A Question of peace or war
   • Legislative Quackery, Ignorance, and Blindness to the Future
   • Evils that need Attention
   • What is Intellectual Greatness
   • Spiritual Wonders—Slater’s Tests; Spirit Pictures; Telegraphy; Music; Slate Writing; Fire Test
   • Miscellaneous Intelligence—Erratum; Co-operation; Emancipation; Inventors; Important Discovery; Saccharine; Sugar; Artificial Ivory; Paper Pianos; Social Degeneracy; Prevention of Cruelty; Value of Birds; House Plants; Largest Tunnel; Westward Empire
   • Structure of the Brain
   • Chapter III. Genesis of the Brain
   • To the Readers of the Journal—College of Therapeutics
   • Journal of Man—Language of Press and Readers
5. JUNE.
   • The Most Marvellous Triumph of Educational Science
   • The Grand Symposium of the Wise Men
   • The Burning Question in Education
   • Miscellaneous Intelligence—Bigotry and Liberality; Religious News; Abolishing Slavery; Old Fogy Biography; Legal Responsibility in Hypnotism; Pasteur’s Cure for Hydrophobia; Lulu Hurst; Land Monopoly; Marriage in Mexico; The Grand Symposium; A New Mussulman Empire; Psychometric Imposture; Our Tobacco Bill; Extinct Animals; Education
   • Genesis of the Brain (concluded)
   • Business Department
6. JULY.
   • Magnetic Education and Therapeutics
   • The So-Called Scientific Immortality
   • Review of the New Education
   • Victoria’s Half Century
   • Outlook of Diogenes
   • A Bill to Destroy the Indians
   • Miscellaneous Intelligence—The Seybert Commission; The Evils that need Attention; Condensed Items—Mesmerism in Paris—Medical Freedom—Victoria’s Jubilee—Delightful Homes
   • Outlines of Anthropology Continued—Cranioscopy—Illustrated
   • Business Department
7. AUGUST.
   • Creation’s Mysteries
   • A True Poet—The Poetry of Peace and the Practice of War
   • The VolapÜk Language
   • Progress of the Marvellous
   • Glances Round the World
   • Miscellaneous Intelligence—Photography Perfected; The Cannon King; Land Monopoly; The Grand Canals; The Survival of Barbarism; Concord Philosophy; The Andover War; The Catholic Rebellion; Stupidity of Colleges; Cremation; Col. Henry S. Olcott; Jesse Shepard; Prohibition; Longevity; Increase of insanity; Extraordinary Fasting; Spiritual Papers
   • Cranioscopy (Continued)
   • Practical Utility of Anthropology in its Psychic Department
8. SEPTEMBER.
   • Concord Symposium
   • Rectification of Cerebral Science
   • Human Longevity
   • Miscellaneous Intelligence—An important Discovery; Jennie Collins; Greek Philosophy; Symposiums; Literature of the Past; The Concord School; New Books; Solar Biology; Dr. Franz Hartmann; Progress of Chemistry; Astronomy; Geology Illustrated; A Mathematical Prodigy; Astrology in England; Primogeniture Abolished; Medical Intolerance and Cunning; Negro Turning White; The Cure of Hydrophobia; John Swinton’s Paper; Women’s Rights and Progress; Co-Education; Spirit writing; Progress of the Marvellous
   • Chapter VII.—Practical Utility of Anthropology (Concluded)
   • Chapter VIII.—The Origin and Foundation of the New Anthropology
9. OCTOBER.
   • The Oriental View of Anthropology
   • Miscellaneous Intelligence—Religion and Science; Good Psychology; The Far-away Battle; How not to do it; Robbery of Public Lands; Land Reform in England; Life in Europe; Education in France; Canada and the Union; Woman in the Moon; Emancipation from Petticoats; Women’s Rights on the Streets; A Woman’s Triumph in Paris; A Woman’s Bible; Work for Women; Mrs. Stanton on the Jubilee; Electricity; Progress of the Telegraph; The Mystery of the Ages; Progress of the Marvellous; A Grand Aerolite; The Boy Pianist; Centenarians; Educated Monkeys; Causes of Idiocy; A Powerful Temperance Argument; Slow Progress; Community Doctors; The Selfish System of Society; Educated Beetles; Rustless Iron; Weighing the Earth; Head and Heart; The Rectification of Cerebral Science
   • Chapter IX.—Rectification of Cerebral Science, Correcting the Organology of Gall and Spurzheim
10. NOVEMBER.
    • The Slow Triumph of Truth
    • Old Industrial Education
    • An Incomparable “Medical Outlaw”
    • Educational.—Educational Reform in England; Dead Languages Vanishing; Higher Education of Women; Bad Sunday-School Books; Our Barbarous Orthography
    • Critical.—European Barbarism; Boston Civilization; Monopoly; Woman’s Drudgery; Christian Civilization; Walt Whitman; Temperance
    • Scientific.—Extension of Astronomy; A New Basis for Chemistry; Chloroform in Hydrophobia; The Water Question; Progress of Homoeopathy; Round the World Quickly
    • Glances Round the World (concluded from August)
    • Rectification of Cerebral Science (illustrated)
11. DECEMBER.
    • The World’s Neglected or Forgotten Leaders and Pioneers
    • Social Conditions—Expenses at Harvard; European Wages; India as a Wheat Producer; Increase of Insanity; Temperance; Flamboyant Animalism
    • Transcendental Hash
    • Just Criticism
    • Progress of discovery and Improvement—Autotelegraphy; Edison’s Phonograph; Type-setting Eclipsed; Printing in Colors; Steam Wagon; Fruit Preserving; Napoleon’s Manuscript; Peace; Capital Punishment; Antarctic Explorations; The Desert shall Blossom as the Rose
    • Life and Death—Marvellous Examples
    • Outlines of Anthropology (continued) Chapter X.—The Law of Location in Organology
12. JANUARY.
    • The Pursuit of Truth
    • Occultism Defined
    • Psychic Phenomena
    • The Ancient Iberians
    • The Star Dust of the Universe
    • Miscellaneous—Bright Literature; The Two Worlds; Foote’s Health Monthly; Psychic Theories; Twentieth Century Science, Dawning at the end of the Nineteenth; Comparative Speed of Light and Electricity; Wonderful Photography; Wooden Cloth; The Phylloxera; Falling Rents; Boston Civilization; Psychic Blundering; Beecher’s Mediumship; A Scientific Cataract; Obstreperous and Pragmatic Vulgarity; Hygiene; Quinine; Life and Death; Dorothea L. Dix; The Drift of Catholicism; Juggernaut
    • The Principal Methods of Studying the Brain
    • Responses of Readers—Medical Orthodoxy