... when too much is passing to it, is sound in theory ; and to do the same to starve out ... stricture ; indeed, few use them. The practice in theory is neither sound, nor in its results certain, indeed it is ...

... step towards simplification. You must always recolleit that sound theory will lead to sound practice. Practice is the only test of sound medical theory. They should be indissoluble links ; and he who ...

... to pressure, The best results in the early sound healing is seen when a wound is closed in ... i . _ Thus, it may be-observed that a sound and significant concept in the ... scale. Healing is accelerated, restoration of function is hastened, and ...

... bald- ness while they’re young,” as a sound theory. “ Why,” asks Antipholus of Syracuse, “ is Time such ... OF ETHICS. By Herbert Spencer. No. 10. THE THEORY OF SOUND IN ITS RELATION TO MUSIC, {nu- merous illustrations). ...

... be dem- onstrated in what is called mental healing. Theories which have hung in the air for centuries ...

... Smell, Sense of. 182 Sneezing * 9° Snoring 9° Sound, Theory of *B6 Special senses *79 Speech 85 Spectacles ...

... Smell, Sense of 214 Sneezing 81 Snoring 81 Sound, Theory of 218 Speech 75 Spectacles 225 Sninal column. ...

... dertaken on I v after some weeks of sound healing. The rule of the British was 6 to ... tissue capsule between the infective focus and the sound parenchyma. The traumatic ... tions. Healing took place by the ingrowth of connective tissue. ...

... to favor the exit of pus and the sound healing of the parts has been ably dis- cussed ...

... circulatory apparatus, it becomes necessary to propose a theory ofthe sounds and movements of the heart. We say a ... relation of cause and effect. Observers had their theory of cardiac sounds and movements already settled, and in their dissections ...