A VERTICAL SECTION OF THE BRAIN

(FROM FLINT, AFTER HIRSCH- FELD.) 1, medulla oblong at a; 2, tuber annul are; 3, cerebral peduncle; 4, cerebellum; 5, aqueduct of Sylvlus; 6, valve of Vieu ens; 1, tubercula quadrigemina; 8, pineal gland; 9, Inferior peduncle; 10, euperior peduncle;’ 11, middle portion of at cerebral fi ure; 12, optle thalamue; 13, 13, gray commi ure; 14, chorioid plexus; 15, Infundibulum; 16, pitultary body; 17, tuber cimereum; 18, bulb of the fornix; 19, anterior perforated’ epaca; 20, root of the motor oculi communia; 21, optle nerve; 22, anterior commi ure of the cerebrum; 23, foramen of Monro: %4, section of the fornix; 25, septum Tucldum 26, 27, 2, corpus callosum; 29, 30, 31, 32, 83, 84, convolutions and aulcl of the cerebrum, ‘The olfactory ganglia and corpora striata are not shown in this soctlon, CEPHALON.—Railway b. A neurosis resulting from shock in railway employees. In a case reported by Thomsen, of Berlin, the leading symptoms were anesthesia, impaired sensory perceptions, subsequently insomnia, cranial and spinal en is, and Spasms of the region supplied by the facial nerve. |* News,” Sept. 3, 1887, p. 28.]—Twixt-b. THALAMENCEPHALON. BRAIN VILLI ERE (Fr.), n. Bra?n?-vel-yetr. The Spigelia anthelnia. [B,173.] BRAIRELLE (Fr.), BRAIRETE (Fr.), BRAIRETTE (Fr.),. Bra?r-e4l, -e?t, The Primula officinal is. [B, 173; L, 41, 77.].),n. Bre?z. Ignited charcoal, [A, 385; L, 41.] BRAKE, n. Brak. A common name for several ferns. [B, 5.] —B.-fern. The Pteris aquilina. [B, 275.|—B’root. The Poly podium vulgare. [B, 275.]—Common b. See B.-fern.—Rock-b. e Allosorus crisp us. [B.] BRAMADARBHA (Sanser.), n. BRAMBLE, n. Bra?mbl. See DIENCEPHALON and See BRAHMAPAREHA, A.-S., brembel. A common name - for various species of Rubus and other prickly shrubs. [B, 19.]— Arctic b. The Rubus arctic us. [B, 275.|—Blue b. The Rubus cesius, |B, 275 Canadian b. The Rubus can a dens is, [B, 275.] —Dog-b. The Ribes cynosbati. [B, 19, 275.|—Double-flowered b. The Rubus discolor. [B, %5.)—Dwarf crimson-flowered b. The Rubus arctic us. [B, 275.|-Hawthorn-leaved b. The Rubus crategifolius. [B, 275.}—Japanese climbing b. The Rubus phenicolasius. (B, 25.)—Mountain b. The Rubus chamemorus. [B, 19.]—Nepal b. The Rubus mepalensis. [B._275.]— New Zealand b. The Rubus australis. [B, 275.)—Nootka Sound b. The Rubus nutkanus. [B, 275.|—Purple-flowered b. The Rubus odoratus. [B, 275.]—Rose-leaved b. The Rubus rosæfolius. [B, 275.|—Rosy-flowered b., Showy-flowered b. The Rubus spectabilis. [B, 2%75.|-Showy white-flowered The Rubus deliciosus. [B, uso The Rubus saxatilis. [B, 275.]—Sweet-scented b. e Rubus odoratus. [B, 275.]