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Show rjajisiha' in lircil llrih,. A singular discot cry has been in ail o by Dr. Lander Hruntou Uy nn ncchlont ho found out thuteentof how to htvo Ideas nt will. Ono night, after n Ion daj's work, h was rnlleil tim to writo nnarllcle. Ho sat down wllh pin, Ink and pacr, and, ns has very often h ip-pencil ip-pencil beforo under similar conditions, not n single Idea enmo Into tils head He then bigan tp reason and to nttempt to find why tho brain, which wns nppii1-rntly nppii1-rntly tho samo ns it was tho day before, when It worked uormiill) , should n fitio to respond to tho dictates of tho will Ho arrived at tho conclusion that the day licforo ho was n t tired, nnd that therefore there-fore the circulation was brisker, Conllnulrg lits eogllatlons he tracel tho connection letwei II cerebral clriu lotion and mental nitivll,and conclud td that If tho blood Mould not come to tlio brain tho next liest thing would In to btlng the briln down In tho blood And this ho did Tlio happy thought of hi) Ing his he id flit on tho tablo sudden 1) IhxihrducrottSthofcatnf tlio lato In ncthit),nnd nt unco his ideas 1 gin to nWnud his -icn rnuinlftl) across the paper. Tho work progressed so well that Dr. Dromon thought he uil.Oit ns well sit up. Uut It would not do. Tho moment ho rulted his hi id his mind re verted to blankness, so ho had to put down his bend again upon tho tablo, und finished tho articlo In that position. Exchange. |
