The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1870-02-09


ruggel path" than was necessity
not being very welloup in physielYic.
al points, /, took ::tphrenologyp %, the
subject of my thesis, thinking It, would
be assigned naturally to the Professor
Of Institutes, anil that he5s w6ulds be
thus led off in the train Of thpughtvs4
wanted. My disgust was intense
when received my notice of examih-
alton, with the words appended e.
sThesis-4Dr- sHoruerj2U .nieaagi7aa
.aliere was q coil i !, bad yEitteR hs
vorably to the; views Of Gall aud
lSpurzheim, and Or. Hornert vas dig
tincfly Opposed to the sdoctaine.
lSstTlie time of came No
! Came out ins a profuSe .perspHati0l
and announced thattfie Professor was
fearfullv iiquisitives aid sNoaf 9 came
out Il glance at his .ficesdid not tsnd to
Measure; me, as went in, There sat
Horner, bolt upright, as stiff al Z
| ramrod, ,zahd with lfa most castiroa-
ceuhtehante.li1 2aiiisl bas -iasmssis
| "Yau @rotesoH- phrenoh,gyIsfisgSI
ses1 Will you be kind enough to de-
scribe 10, me, si id toffdssq, toffdssq Hhs nembS Xnes
-enSelopingo the bkaiBsd liiw ,ncifnsv
q Come that s.easyjI IrthoGgksdndsf
vert tRtoug ghlit gil slT.diIf haa d40f
dtThentheISf flemahdxtlesithei Eerapinl
bones, then the sinuses, thentha blood
vessels. From that he t.IaveIed down
to the heart from sthe heafs1b5 AWay
Of thesarteriesI IthenEbacks sby1wAEssaf
Etheyeins. Then hea depandedA A tho
surgical anatcmyra little out OF his
province.of al the extreniities.4
Then he galloped me OVER the anePSse.
/! I!begansta shiver, bHe LIansweredleor-
rsc,ly., Then be requested me to give
him. detailed description Of the eye.
! / was not Sure Of my ngrorind. nbatnI
answered eoredsly .thcreItoogassEH-
tterwasdeIfouidO HeIigauscd, and I
drew long hEreaihs II thinking II was
over my. danger. -
Iasi Sdade,as his eye sighted a up, mis-.
-ehievousIs J: andhe saidE:brE .ofsayo
is8e kind en luglfto describe P9rtlc-
ularly the origin and, course OF. tbe
great splanchnic nerve 7''''7 7HIVA
~ Now,i dom tisupposeshaF onO stu
dent odttbt a. h hundred ,unorI one dpEac-
titionerueuttef atltousand, lpoHld tell
anything abeut the sympathetic: and
its numerous ganaiia.. I am not sure
at This moment, without nreferfiiig ito
treatise on anatomy, !, as to wlere.tit
ktakssFits- rise ,evenIf But, the season
befole, / had disSected at Professor
Pancoa SIS private rooms, qanaP There
was d Student thereiengagedxin'dniak
fing'a dried preparation eof stbengreat
lsplanehnic -perveJ a work requiring
great patience and considerable dex.
terity / used to watch him 4 with 'inc
terest,: and follow him throughipeans
of fLohstein's or Names, plate77-(I TOR
got who the author wasl then recent
|. y translated by PancoastI Fhad forgot-
ten al about it, but atthe spursofthe
imo,nentethd,whole Thing mapped itself
on. my, memory and 4; ,explainedI 1t
with fuency that mYstificd Horner
and astonished myself He iistehed
tome all through, and whep, ], closed,
comphmented me on my knoWledgs OF
anatomy, o nd dismissed me; %
PEA e had used u, one fkoff ahda .
Quarter in my examination7 whirhwas
an the bettsrlfoga tbeses shat fellpxed,
asdtheiE 1tiEne 1ageraged less s thar % %twen-
ty minutes, mfiE But they each DIED q
thousand ana bofieh deaths 'waifiAs sifor
me to ct through, sgmpathizingmith
the fearful torture they supposed 1
was suffering, and anticipating live.
lv time for thenselyes-ip turn.