Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-13
MICROSCOPY.
The r.. Of the Microscope Ia Ds,s'saisias
sst.ss-.

The v.. Of the ml"fs.s.p. Ia D.,s'@islas
disease.
The reporter shook his heat sorrow
fully. lie couldn't sce H. Look
again. said DR. Henry Jameson. and
again the reporter glued his eye Ia the
microscope. bu, with little better ac.
cess than before The eye. said
the doctor. 'ha. to be- educated b. che
Instrument. AMI I, requires long end
careful training 70 make that org ~
Trustworthy In matters microscopic
Glow long. inquired tho reporter
'ha- the microscope hccn IN favor In
indianapolis among IN deal men as a
help In their practicc9'
About DOZEN wears. =" replied The
doctor 1t l. nov chiefly used In d..
termining disea.cs affecting the M
neyS The practitioner examines. ssdi
ment In the urine. and he can tell by
the m croscope. To q certainty. u he un.
der~iands how To Use Il. whether there
is any structural or organic disease ~
the Kidneys There are q grra' many
disease in which the kldneys may 10
more or less involved There az other
Diseases than Brighi'a In many case,
examination by the microscope will
exclude organic disease aud snow the
almcnt la lie sympNthetic Asa sequel
IL scarlaiiua. We have what is known
as acute nephritis an Inflammation ~
the kidneys and the micross ore will
determine this disease IN lls incitienes
lie ore one could pos tvrl, de,erm ne n
by any Other mean. 80 tina, the careful
practitioner will be- able IA bcg'n D.
treat the disease In time. Ia avert dan
gcrous consequence The mior,-cope
VII not only cnal L. The phy.i ian Ia 10
icrmine tire existence ~ 4 s.a.e, bat
the extent and duration. AMI furnish
the proCnnsis. II NAV 10 pratitaily
employed Ia 4, termine variety ~ skin
diseases that depend upon spores aud
parasites Srab.es is ono III them
tcnia fa,o,a, n paras tic growth On ths
head. producing scaly eruption. 10
another. There arr several morr. IL
di,'ascs ~ the lung. tuhercular troul H.
and .ncipient phihsis, an examination
Of the sruia frequently shows broken
down lung tissue even b~forr the patient
~u~l"ftH Uf - NAi 81 Ntfffh
There i large let - nal rnanl
growths, the character ~ whirh ean
best hc definitely asccrtaine,i hy IN.
microscopes Among these arr ear
cinoma tcanccrl and epltheiiuma
tcpihelal Caucerl The instFumsnt
has Frequently been called upon In this
country In legal way Ia investigate
hlood-spots. aud determine whether
they arr Of human or anim,l origin
also. In poisons. Ia examine their
crNsia's II l.. slsn. frequently nsei tn
examine the cpuili On ~ the hlpai =. Ia
the proportion ~ r'd ani white cot.
pusc'e., and TO discover tho d"gree oi
disntygrnunn
Microscopy il evidently lus, IN the
eve of . great sro,er,. A broad Held
il ol'cning mp IN the stud, II the various
Kinds II haccilli' which arr present In
Il not causativc ~. certain di.esse.
there being the chol'ra baorillus. the
yellow fever h1cc Illus. etc The prob
ahil ees arr I nj the day l. near a,
hand that We will not only 10 enabled
Ia discover the hacc llus In numerous
diseases. hut. having discovered IL. 10
oil, ciunlly dostruy " The ftllaeics at
tend ny the u.cnf the micrnscopr arr
the sanc NJ those attend ng ans | lnd of
chemical or minute HNtstlstslan
There arr 81 hc ihkon into account the
inaccurary and lack ~ cdtca lon Of thu
oh,"rtrr eve and lnc ylcney aud
opt ral d'f"ct. In tho instrument A
person without n Thoroughly educ tird
eve may. fur Instance. mistake bit ~
iibrous material VII ch NAV have t-.n
~ the collect NJ vessel, fot tube cast
lhls source II error can onlv 10 elm
mated by a thorough education ~ ths
eve, rendering II 80 familiar with the
different pathological elements and
structures n Ia make u impossible,
humnncly speaking. IN orr Auo,her
thing II doesn't o. tuirc expensive ~.
paratus To pursue these inV-sligai On.
A. good work MA, be- done D., true
microscopic With nm instrument whi n
with its furnishings. co.,s stan. ~ with
one IN les expert hands that eo.,
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