Allbutt, 138
Allison, 188
Alternate generation, 238
America to Jenner, 102
Ampere, 19
Aneurism, 43
Aneurism of aorta, 45, 203
Angelo Michel, 33
Angina pectoris, 89
Animal electricity, 119
Antivaccination, 100
Aortic aneurism, 45, 203
Aortic valves, 202
Appendicitis, 285
Arago, 299
Archimedes, 50
Asiatic cholera, 189
Aspergillus, 239
Atmospheric electricity, 121
Attending physician, 202
Auenbrugger
and Laennec, 66-72
beneficence, 78;
cases, 79;
neglect, 69-73;
preface, 67
Auscultation, mediate, 145
Avocation, 54
B
Bacon, 324
Baron, Dr., 96
Bassi, Laura 126
Bayle, 163
Bedside instruction, 57
Bell, 233
Bernard
statue, 272;
honors, 286;
musical comedy, 275;
poverty, 273-275;
succeeds Flourens, 286
Benedict XIII, 48
Benedict XIV, 48
Berzelius, 244
Bichat, 153
Biological succession 306
Biot, 299
Birrell Augustine, 107
Blushing, 283
Boerhaave, 49
Bologna, 35-37
Bologna sausage, 34
Bonn, 231
Bouillaud, 148
Bouchut, intubation, 338
Boyle, Robt., 306
Breadth of education, 226
Breton
peasant's faith, 294;
peasant woman, 294
Bribery and union, 197
Brittany, 138
Bronchitis, chronic, 46
Broussais, 139-152
Brown, Dr. Jno., 270
Browne, Sir Thos., 114
Bruecke, 226
Butt, Isaac, 196
Butyric acid, 304
C
Cabanis, 286
Cameron, Sir Chas., 167
Cancer, removal, 46
Carbonic oxide 284
Carlyle, 107
Carriers of disease, 309
Caspar, 219
Catarina Sforza, 33
Cavendish, 19
Cavities, 65
Cell doctrine, 255, 261-264
Cellulose, 300
Charite, La, 152
Chassaignac, 131
Chauffard, 164
Chaussier's tubes, 337
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Chauvinism, 235
Chemistry, organic, 296
Cheyne, 170
Cheyne-Stokes, 168, 185, 194
Chicken cholera, 309
Cholera, epidemic, 327
Cirrhosis, 152
Cirrhosis of lungs, 206
Cisalpine republic, 128
Classical training, 227, 288
Claude Bernard, 42
Clement XIII, 48
Cline, Dr., 99
Clinical teaching, 57, 178
College de France, 271
Common sense and the beautiful, 198
Comparative pathology, 45
Confidence in medicines, 180
Conservatism, 288
Consumption
and alcohol, 174;
and city life, 174;
curable, 192;
outdoor life, 193
Contagion of tuberculosis, 46
Contemporary popularity, 253
Cook, Dr. Win, 48
Corrigan
and Sunday closing, 210;
as a consultant, 206;
as a teacher, 208;
disease, 15, 200;
honors, 209;
member of parliament, 214;
physician in ordinary, 212;
pulse, 168;
practice, 201, 205
Corvisart, 74, 142
Cowpox, 94
Croup, 329
Cuckoo, 93
Cullen, 188
Curare, 284
D
Da Costa, 83
Daguerre, 260
Dalkey, 211
Dante, 131
Danube capricious, 64
Darwin, 254
Dean Swift, 167
De Haen, 58;
writings, 69
De Maria, 131
Desault, 336;
tubes, 337
Desgenettes, 157
Diabetes, 279
Diastases, 287
Dictionnaire des sciences med., 153
Dieffenbach, 219
Digestion, 278;
and emotion, 282
Dignity of medicine, 194
Diphtheria fatality, 329;
antitoxin, 345
Discoveries rejected, 14
Discovery in distans, 18;
wine of, 298
Dissymmetrical forces, 301
Dissymmetry and universe, 302, 303
Distinction, living and non-living, 300
Doctor of medicine and philosophy, 37
Do not think, investigate, 92
Dom Pedro II, 315
Dublin Zoological Garden, 211
Du Bois-Reymond, 242
Duchesse de Berri, 155
Duclaux, 302
Ductless glands, 281
Ducts of Mueller, 233
Dust and life, 306
Dyspepsia, nervous, 282
E
Earth worms, carriers of disease, 309
Edinburgh, 208
Education,
classical, 288;
rounded, 289
Eggs and oxygen, 258
Electricity,
animal, 119;
atmospheric, 121
Elsner, Dr. Henry L., 137
Emanuel III, 48
Emphysema and pneumonia, 355
Empress Eugenie, 319
Encyclopedists, 115
Eustachius, 32
Eyerel, 74
F
Fallopius, 32
Faraday, 19
Fat digestion, 277
Father Morgagni, S. J., 50
Father of German medicine, 217
Father of pathology, 29
Fatty heart, 192
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Fermentations, 304;
and disease, 306
Ferments, 287
Fever, nature and treatment, 205
Flacherie, 307
Flint, 144, 150, 166
Flourens, 286
Foolishness of materialism, 318
Forli, 33
Foundling Asylum (N. Y.), 328
Franco-Prussian War, 312
Franklin, 19;
anticipated, 123
French Revolution, 115;
Academy of Physicians, 286
Frog dancing-master, 122
Froriep, 219
Froude, 134
G
Gaelic movement, 167
Gairdner, 30
Galeazzi, 116
Galen, 35
Galileo, 244
Galvani, 19;
Mme., 117, 120;
dancing frogs, 21;
the physician, 125;
medal, 130
Gases and eggs, 259
German
students at Padua, 40;
decorations returned, 313;
rabies, 313, 314
Girardin, St. Marc, 275
Glycogen, 281
Goerres, 223
Goethe, 227
Gold dust of time, 240
Graves
family, 169;
as a traveler, 169;
fed fevers, 172;
perfect teacher, 177;
remedies, 177;
last moments, 185
Grease in horses, 95
Guerin, 131
H
Hahn, S. J., 286
Haller, 29;
and Mueller, 244
Harvey, 28, 35, 104
Hauey, 116
Heart percussion, 63
Heat
production, 281;
regulation, 282
Heberden, 89
Heliostat and growth, 302
Helmholtz, 247
Henle, 200
Herter, Dr. Christian, 311, 320
Hibernation, 92
Hippocrates, 35, 142, 336;
succussion, 72
Hirsch, Baroness, 315
History, 12
Holme, Sir Edw., 95
Hunter, 90, 120
Huxley, 20
Hydatids, 151
I
Ideals, 294;
in life, 320
Il Morgagni, 50
Imagination, 284
Indians, American, and Jenner, 103
Infinite and supernatural, 316
Institutions and men, 217
Internal secretion, 280
Intubation
experiments, 330;
first, 332;
for chronic ills, 342;
history, 335;
improvement, 333;
studies, 334;
tubes, 331
Inventum novum, 61
Investigating spirit, 16
Irene, Sister, 348
Irish
aristocracy, 197;
College of Physicians, 210
Italy's
leadership in medicine, 31;
medical schools, 32
J
Jacobi, 341
Jardin des Plantes, 273
Jefferson, 104
Jenner, 77;
and Indians, 103;
epigrams, 93;
honors conferred, 102;
Hunter, 91;
Mrs. Jenner, 109;
Jenner's patience, 91;
personality, 105;
son inoculated, 93
Jesuit education, 224-273
K
Koch, 135
Kuehne, 278
Kulturkampf, 249
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L
La Cellule, 266
Laennec's
character, 156;
in practice, 161;
preface, 154
Laic, saint, 295
Lamarck, 116
Lamennais, 138
Lancet on Corrigan, 207, 212
Lancisi, 57
Laplace, 116
Lavater, 227
Lavoisier, 244
Layard, 184
Lieberkuehn, 238
Liebig, 262, 304
Liege, 266
Limitations of genius, 203
Lister, 312
Liston, 338
Littre, 294
Liver sugar, 280
Lough Corrib, 197
Louise Lateau, 267
Louvain, 264
Ludwig, 71
M
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
V
Vaccination and measles, 102;
day, 97;
first successful, 98
Valsalva, 36
Van Swieten, 58, 60;
writings, 69
Vasomotor nerves, 282
Venesection, 47, 158
Venetian patricians, 48
Vesalius, 32, 35
Vicq d'Azyr, 286
Vienna
school, 15, 56;
general hospital, 56
Villemin, 135
Virago of Forli, 33
Virchow, 29, 206, 219, 220;
Virchow and Mueller, 239
Vital force, 218, 242, 288, 299
Vogel, 71
Volta, 19
W
Walshe, 144
Wardrop's operation, 204
Washington, 337
Watson, Jno., 338
Werner, 80
Woehler, 218
Women at Italian Universities, 126, 127
Woodhead, G. Sims, 55
Y
Young Germany, 263
Young men
discoverers, 14, 15, 16;
in biology, 16;
electricity, 19;
in medicine, 201
Z
Zois, Baron, 80
Zoological Society, 211