A despatch from Buffalo, under date of June 20, tells us that a man by the name of Joseph McAuley has been sent to the penitentiary for twenty days, for hypnotizing a woman, a total stranger, on the street. The policeman noticed the woman, with fixed gaze, following the man about the streets. He spoke to her, and she returned no answer. He took hold of her, and this seemed to rouse her as from some mysterious spell. She gasped, looked wildly around, and then, catching sight of the policeman's uniform, she begged him to protect her and save her from the evil power which the man exercised over her. Only a few days before another woman had made a similar complaint against the same man. When questioned the man had nothing to say. Certainly such a power or influence is evil. It is God's plan that the human mind and will should be free, consciously free. It is the object of the devil to make man a slave. Even tho hypnotism is used, as alleged, for a good purpose, its influence is evil. That man who wholly yields his will to another has weakened the resisting power of the will. Yield to no will but God's will; that alone is the normal, eternal law of your being.