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Magendie, 276, 283
Maisonneuve, 139
Malpighi, 32, 233
Manzolini, Mme., 127
Maria Theresa, 23, 80
Mayer, 22
Maynooth, 207, 212
Mead, Sir Richard, 49
Meckel, 42
Meckel's Archiv, 230
Medical
charities bill, 190;
education, 181;
progress, 19
Medicine
an art, 178;
and the public, 195;
faith, 24;
in Italy, 31
Meniere's symptoms, 354
Merbach, 65
Microcosm, 114
Microtome, 256
Milk in diarrhea, 175
Mitscherlich, 297
Molecular forces, 301
Mondino, 32, 34
Moore, Sir Jno., 167, 200
Morgagni
daughters nuns, 49;
basic idea, 14;
literary light, 23;
long life, 31;
method, 30;
popularity, 48
Mouth-gag, 333
Mozart, 81
Mueller,
a priest of nature, 247;
as a teacher, 245, 257;
and Aristotle, 224;
education, 218;
discoveries, 232;
distinctions, 244;
ducts, 233;
father, 222;
handbook, 234;
introspection, 231;
methods, 237;
monument, 249;
mother, 223;
muscular control, 229;
panegyric, 220;
personality, 246;
students, 246;
translates plate, 224;
vivisection, 225, 235
Muscle sugar, 281

N

Napoleon III, 286;
judgment, 75, 143
Nasse, 228
Nature, study, 108
Necker hospital, 143
Nervous reflex, 42
Newman, 216
Newton, 244
Normandy, 140
Northrup, 349;
O'Dwyer's personality, 350
Not many patients, 181
Nurses, trained, 171

O

Observation, 181
O'Connell, 196
O'Dwyer
Americanism, 356;
birth, boyhood, 326;
careful prognosis, 343;
cholera volunteer, 327;
clinical experience, 339;
devotion to duty, 344;
discouragements, 340;
domestic life, 353;
feeling for children, 345;
originality, 335;
patient work, 328, 339;
resignation, 354;
sensitiveness, 352
Oersted, 19, 116
Ohm, 19
Olfactory nerve, 42
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Opposition
to vaccination, 101;
to science, 22
Organotherapy, 281
Original research, 13
Origins in electricity, 19
Osler, 14, 252
Otis, Dr. Edw. O., 82

P

Padua, 1000 German students, 40
Paine's Age of Reason, 186
Pancreas, 277
Paradise Lost, 41
Parasites, 238
Paratartrates, 297
Pasteur,
advice to young men, 321;
and money, 319;
chemist, 296;
faith, 294;
ideals, 295;
illness, 311;
last moments, 318;
letters, 317;
monument, 293;
obsequies, 315;
prayer in laboratory, 318;
tenderness, 317
Pathology, comparative, 45
Pebrine, 307
Pepsin, 262
Percussion, 62
Petrie, 198
Pharmacy, old-time, 274
Phila. College of Physicians, 144
Philosophy, a little, 126
Phipps Institute, 55
Physiology and Psychology, 286
Pilgrim's Progress, 41
Pindar, 50
Pinel, 142
Pneumonia, 355
Polarization, 299
Poor patients, 214;
Corrigan, 213;
Galvani, 125;
Graves, 171;
Laennec, 156;
Stokes, 190
Positivism, 295
Practical teaching, 183
Psychologus physiologus, 249
Pulse, intermittence, 45

R

Rabies, 313, 314
Radot, M., 301
Ragpicker of science, 283
Ratio medendi, 70
Ray-fish, 124
Read, Dr. C. A. L., 219
Red blood cell, 285
Religion
and science, 255;
and medicine, 24
Religious training, 108
Removal of stomach, 279
Respiration, 285
Retzius, 239
Rheumatism and the heart, 89
Richardson, Benj. Ward, 36, 40, 153
Richman, 123
Roger, 149
Rosalie, Sister, 341
Rothschild, 315
Roux, 316
Royal Irish Academy, 198
Rudolphi, 230, 234
Ruskin, 20
Ruysch, 49, 233

S

Saintignon, Life of Laennec, 157
Salivary nerves, 277
Sap temperatures, 92
Schenkelton, 62
Schlegels, August and Friedrich, 59
Schoenlein, 219, 238
Scholar in medicine, 84
Schott treatment anticipated, 193
Schwann
and professorships, 267;
devotion to science, 256;
friendships, 268;
handiness, 260;
scientific work, 265
Science and religion, 24, 255
Scott, Sir Walter, 187
Seats and causes of disease, 40
Sense, a new, 148
Silkworm
diseases, 306,
industry, 307
Sisters Irene and Rosalie, 341, 348
Skepticism, medical, 180
Skoda, 61
Sources of democracy, 316
Spalding, 166, 292
Spanish hospital, Vienna, 60
Specialization, 289
Spigelius, 32
Splenic fever, 308
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Spontaneous generation, 262, 287, 309;
of disease, 263
Spores, 311
Stereochemistry, 299
Stethoscope, 147;
a toy, 16
St. Francis of Assisi, 131
St. Francis of Sales, 117
Still madness, 79
Stokes, 136, 186;
character, 200;
distinctions, 199;
Margaret, 198;
Sir Wm. Jr., 198;
wife, 199
Stoll, 74
Sugar absorption, 279
Sydenham, 138
Sympathetic nerves, 43, 282

T

Tartrates, 297
The chimney sweep, 80
Theorists, 20
Theory and observation, 20
Theriaque, 274
Thompson, 187
Tissue-therapy, 281
Titian, 35
Torpedo fish, 124
Tracheotomy, 329;
failure, 330
Trousseau, 15, 176, 200, 238
Trudeau, 55
Truth in medicine, 17
Tuberculosis, 173, 192
Tufnell treatment anticipated, 44
Turner, 170
Typhoid and typhus, 188, 205

U

United Irishmen, 186
Unselfish devotion, 25
Uric acid, 300
Utility and ideals, 198

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