National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-31
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and alnost n S,tiexle MORN duine the three
weeks that the sxpsrimeuts e>uttuusd. A &C.
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fre and bszuinR txs bsck psrt Of her head, 90
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sxpesiment. - -
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hardened b chronic add for exbib,s,o,. -,
photographs d, u face Of the patient ~ ~
tn exposedpostjon Of the brain experim.n.sa
upoo. In the frst place he ran over the hia-
tory Of experiusn&s upoa the brain of Hvinr
animals. .f5-5-tas
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Germany; Ferrier, of England, and Dupuy and
Carville, of France. Fritsch and Hxdg and
Terrier in this way Demonstrated the excita-
oCity Of the hemisphere Of the brain, which
eontFadicted the conclusions made previously
rom the experiments Of Mjendie, Louget and
floursns. Dupuy and Carmille, repeating the
experiments OF Fritsch, Hitzig and Ferner, he
said, had shown that the conclusions Of the
latter were vfttated by the fact that they failed
TO recosnAse the didnsion Of the electrical cur
rent from, tho points OF application to the
gangia at the baseof the brain, and they hence
reamfmed the conclusions Of former expert
menfers, who had apparently demonstrated the
inexc1aoanty oftne nemispneres OF the brain.
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did. These needles were insulated to near the
point, 90 that the electrical current, when APP
piled, could b confined to small extent Of
brain substance. These needles during tho
three weeks Of experimenting were introduced
about ten times in each hemisphere to the depth
of from twelfth part Of an inch TO an inch
and half, and at distance apart varying
from quarter of an inchto an inch. What he
termed Parable current, which We suppose
scientific readers will understand, was applied