cludes as the result of experi- pieces. A very good idea of the variety and high cal Journal. BourneviHe, a former pupil and colleague ments with a specially constructed apparatus that artistic character of the work made at this establish- of Charcot’s, writes in his journal, Le Progres Medical,… … an altitude of about 6,000 feet. but based on facts. Charcot wason the qui The third cartridge sent up was as big a vive for illustrations in the neurological field, PROFESSOR CHARCOT. success as the ones before it, and orders were and few teachers have availed themselves more as possible. The next…
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