Texas Sanitarian: A Journal of Preventive Medicine and Hygiene, Volume 1, Issue 61892 - Medicine |
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Page 307 - ... animal. Another germ, equally microscopic, becomes, when developed, an animal of a totally different kind. Do all the differences, infinite in number, which distinguish the one animal from the other, arise each from some difference in the structure of the respective germs ? Even if we admit this as possible, we shall be called upon by the advocates of Pangenesis to admit still greater marvels. For the microscopic germ, according to this theory, is no mere individual, but a representative body,...
Page 304 - Nobody, I imagine, will credit me with a desire to limit the empire of physical science, but I really feel bound to confess that a great many very familiar and, at the same time, extremely important phenomena lie quite beyond its legitimate limits. I cannot conceive, for example, how the phenomena of consciousness, as such and apart from the physical process by which they are called into existence, are to be brought within the bounds of physical science.
Page 307 - A mass of living protoplasm is simply a molecular machine of great complexity, the total results of the working of which, or its vital phenomena, depend on the one hand upon its construction, and on the other, upon the energy supplied to it; and to speak of 'vitality' as anything but the name of a series of operations is as if one should talk of the horologity of a clock, "f Professor J.
Page 289 - NOTE.— Avoid substitutes— in shape of the commercial article bottled -unfit and unsafe to use as a medicine. Ch. Marchand's Peroxide of Hydrogen (Medicinal) sold only in 4-oz., 8-oz.. and 16-oz. bottles, bearing a blue label, white letters, red and gold border, with his signature. Never sold in bulk. Physicians willing to pay express charges will receive free sample on application. PREPARED ONLY BY Mention this publication.
Page 306 - ... to be met with in the other. Considered apart from the phenomena of consciousness, the phenomena of life are all dependent upon the working of the same physical and chemical forces as those which are active in the rest of the world." "It may be convenient to use the terms 'vitality...
Page 289 - NOTE.— Avoid substitutes— In shape of the commercial article bottled— unfit, unsafe and worthless to use as a medicine. Ch. Marchand's Peroxide of Hydrogen (Medicinal) Is sold only In 4-oz., 8-oz., and 16-oz. bottles, bearing a blue label, white letters, red and gold border, with his signature. Never sold in bulk. PHYSICIANS WILLING TO PAY EXPRESS CHARGES WILL RECEIVE FREE SAMPLES ON APPLICATION. PREPARED ONLY BY GLTCOZONE CURES DISEASES OF THE STOMACH. ' Mention this publication. Chemist and...
Page 304 - I cannot conceive, for example, how the phenomena of consciousness, as such, and apart from the physical proces by which they are called into existence, are to be brought within the bounds of physical science. Take the simplest possible example, the feeling of redness. Physical science tells us that it commonly arises as a consequence of molecular changes propagated from the eye to a certain part of the substance of the brain, when vibrations of the luminiferous ether of a certain character fall...
Page 315 - Every physician, or midwife, who shall have professional charge of the mother at the birth of any child, and every attendant who may act as midwife at such...