a une mine, has the appearanee of it

32. jusqu'à la migrraine, untU they gave him the headache. 103«— 5. une science . . . son spiritualisme impénitent, a science which not long before he often ridicided in the name of his own stvbbom idealism ( = gpirittudism as opposed to the materialism of the doctors).

13. Charcot. Jean Martin Charcot, a renowned French physician, born in Paris in 1825. A profound student and investigator, he made many experiments on nervous diseases at the Salpêtrière, and of his numeroas Works among the most celebrated is — "Leçom sur les maladies du système nerveux faites à la Salpêtrière (1884, in 8''). He died in 1893. A noted Paris physician said of him that, although an indefatigable worker

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and alwavs occupied, yet he never refused an audience to any one who sought hîs counsel, and his uniformly courteous and kindly bearîng endeared hîm to the poor as well as to the rich. His clinics were among the most celebrated in Europe. He entered the Salpêtrière as interne in 1852, was made physician there ten years later, and in 1881 the Professorship of Diseases of the Nervous System was created for him.

103. — 14. Heidenhain. Rodolphe- Pierre-Henri Heidenhain, a celebrated German physiologist, particularly distinguished for his works on microscopic anatomy. He published a work in 1880, entitled Prétendu Magnétisme AnimaL

14. Dumontpallier. Y. A. Amédée Dumoutpallier, for a long time connected with the Hôpital de la Pitié, Paris, and a physician of considérable note.

14. Ob. Bichet, a French physiologist, bom in Paris in 1850. He became director of the " Bévue Scientifique " in 1880. He is the author of several psycho-physiological Works.

14. J. liUys. Jules-Bernard Luys, a French physician for the insane, was bom in Paris in 1 828. He became'in 1 862 physician at h, Salpêtrière, •" Dans ces dernières années, il s'est livré à Pétude des phénomènes les plus délicats de l'hypnotisme et a brillamment et courageusement défendu, devant les corps savants, ses curieuses expériences sur la sollicitation expérimentale des émotions chez les hypnotiques" — Larousse. He bas published • several important works, especially upon hypnotism.