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Show I'M iiiaMbcfs truQ flian JttVnftntoblo- cloyed men, talkojhi;en6logy, and - tolicve jn it ak a truth, thai -tall pujjI laculUea oLrejictigij,.oeling and. pro-j cordance-vrithv,tho.huinpa i)n bur lieadf B indopondout o any Qthcr part o the j W lody. Andvhat;i3 still tnoro laOgh-m laOgh-m ablct to bcliovotiiat the jspirit o man ' m las' its lodgment in thirbrain nlono ;in dependent .of" any ther1 part ofrttia. tm l(?dy. heo t)V6 ideaa 'hafo; been1: , 9 skcnuoualadvocatcd. by;c't)io rijafcif H bulk.QjE ,ourmodenV Gall anJ-"Spurzuciju, 'don' to' Fowler , andWciia.: j:: ; j-. B J;dq.n$t intend, by. tbo. lollbwihg' rfc-v ' marks," inlfiis. fibortVcssayj to dispute. ' B tbo abo7 bypotliesia a? entirely false, ' wm bnfe v to tdrasr -as f eV;inf erences f which may tendan'"Some ineasuro to Correct. H our manipulations physiologically, anl ;i giVo more robm for the Spirit to" opew ' M afo in, lharf the, bony prison o tho fkuii: " . ; B TakinHhbfirsi, th.cn, for our oh- 'M fierYatton, viz., that tlip bumps on thO; . B kea. aro demon$trativo of human ' Im character,. I yould'aak, aro not anyj B Other' bumpa on' the-; fci?,yhorb thero 'B is no brain, . just jis, significant of. :B character? ftisaffirmod tUatcthoJiurap r, ;fl of language lies directly, behind tho' ' 8 CJ0, which-wo. will notdisputoj but will B tho brain giro the -iSyo ita lustre, its & B dullness, its penetration, and Ha beauty? - B We think np because all' theso iniali-8 iniali-8 tie3 may, at differentperiods, bp thb S qualities of pnoiand tho same pair of ,t B eyes. "Again, acWding;td "Uumpologyi m there is no brain Tjelovy the xidgo of m tha nose,, which runi-pn a lino with tho M oyes and.cearsj yet,., liow- nauch uf IB character, can bo read from a Roman, an aquilino, a straight, a snub and a M pu" nose! Tho lips, tho phin, and thoi 'm 'neck, are all proportionally illus,trativo" im of character, as well as tho breast, the body, the arras and tho legs. Theso ! argumentearo nptproduectl. fj dtsprovo: I F'FOnottelppmentf for I bclieivft it ' to fjco&i tbat bitmps; oiMlm head aro msi as .'significant -as :bumpiS! n' tho l&ffy zmyica versa; bccaitsoJ I'be- heyoioitherto bo actuated,. if'lely;'jby' tho maitet oaRcdvbraih. - It; is fruo; that the-scMeaofsoin-heaHug, tast' aiig" and ISmelhng'j take" thoir, powers of sensibility througlfthoheadutrdl-'tMongTi::tlumay; througlfthoheadutrdl-'tMongTi::tlumay; be m so.Jcan'-'any; OflotjPs?til alRrui. that ttio 'brairi U toent3?fe ;wo)fomV puc-hands'Xnriii ;whenV:;by; .bo thdifccl'mg' h$ Ja" pcrSott'Dombiind wqnswffihtfto .fjngcr3oter';thbrni lottersn;p much pafeoias .aefson-. cart' read by tuo tsight'ots.tlio:oyci B0ft4 ,X Jigur.tf arid:,;expicsohr o ihoantP. nanHH).wd i;contqrj6tIt6ihM fldiocSfcrn&fftct :oftkyceI topnianworksfibp. opcrationslbping. donGnod al6no5tPthe charijl f o Varidd naincl rof'b'umps jonHlip skiilt Kavd. a' f laco' in. tlip coiistP infjoHf iirian, iib onolU'jdcrif jiicfthci; cant-;bct4cnsetl with;ifih5t theya cifd. kigniBcntvand .denidn'strativ'obf $e vclopmciitsriiro npjyao ve,;. xwhicu. wiraiiiovmi piqd4ju:;.a- 'ri4 soV-therV canjb6;nap blso, tliovp" i? ;na - i&mlt af. ' thjhg Bjra pntin'catid iforatiofcV ' rIrifdliiBg-lipttM "ubject3 z.'tiiat. the spjrj t in m-jitas' n6tite"BJaWt?riddncotin brain,; inarcrfttirnfci1vlai bpdy'illsh' iion-l irhall",, advance isitho, f actth'at 'lhoautward., d have,no similar tir?Hyl?jn;k.th at least most ofrahenu .again) when djSOasoAjand,;Stirgical jopotatipns ;bayo ;(iacttwofluen.eo,o aiTcctcd tuo devdlopmentsjiycf; -tho patient" has retained, tho -intellectual andr,inoral powc. nd sentiment Us M'meflyi ' ' The same result baa been proven in caso of tho amputation of- a log Or an-ann, an-ann, "where tho actual feeling or sensation sen-sation -was felt in tho fingers atid toes long after they wero tlissofercd from tho bpdy. It may bo said thafc this wag in: iionscqtfcnc'p q. tho. nfcrVes,"nd : tha? tho nerves- having their direction' f ro'ftf tho'bf ainrqtain thpir feensation; This I.admitj. but this'V only adding to "156' CpWrC that;if oiirxeflccion,m rsensalionTOroain vith thp jicrves in cDnncction.with'evcryth'er'paft of tho body, as it is constituted, it,.. will then follow.that tho spirit isjta eiecfy parrot tho human framo through the agency ' of tho nerves as -well as iiv tho brain. I shall notf reviqw lhoacutencss o tho honds and feet in the perfo'rmanQo of art, manufacturo,-and trades. - J?or ; example, tho compositor 'who sejs up I typi for; tho printing prcss has not; (SnlytP rmoraber tW ortliography of! each. w0rdj( which is in somo manuscripts Very imperfect ),Jbut also tlie'unctua-tipn tlie'unctua-tipn and all tho iffernJaVhcre, tlio types arckeptj yotwhcnlieisoxpc!rfc a hia business, ho can converse at .tho; same timo Ph other subjects, and per- j form his labor when eotting 'up, as if i his lingera retained all tho consideration considera-tion necessary to complete his seeming-lynteUiJdtu&l seeming-lynteUiJdtu&l task.y' SoMs'it with many wrjtcrsand copyists. InTfprkinB certain kinds of. cloth, tho feet ".fit yio wcavcrliaYc dfton-to tlfrcad.Jtfreir,, "way1 among a number of treadle Wch aro cntily Jiidden from Jiia. flight; yet, q$cr having bis foot trainedto work.outhp.pattcrn, ho can go on witkdiiawork with as muob oase as if ho had no .troublo or study to accomplish tho-fabric in hand, and 'JuadffetaiWilhjWtiti of sonic-' sonic-' wnjg Jiko rcfletio'ri', JifoWMira of thp consltorjMrlorBif .task dssigncd theni.;V;,4. 'vr bboroC chtaj : sUtdytllieasecmSf to' b Wtain rcfiisition,; dnitootooji- thothoughr64bf&c;:Iicaliar;i i mse'fewithM M ;po-4luaed;'io?vc4ia fenlJ-hcfna 5L;M:8i inerc!sncct i .whiclitisata! to Wilac1aVat-auoL? ;tremit,o flt&JiiHiirtifri& gi.sn$f a cndsiqfj'it botvfedii. tltblfceth dt'nefc ;sontacli?nomtiors :ebWmttnkaidsso ttder,;thom coiripanVfahnW ff'W incapacitated "to 1tn3ersajal tjm'iu'ean un'g theropf, because $0miU; is only thof .symbol bomethiitgaltat' tif who hear aro familiar witW. , . - f. - P , ? ,ss In4his ifedii'cviden.fe fliat thonerve of th& iccth coimnunicato to the au.di ry.P leadingiAi tbo;ibrRin,-rtnd .from -thencqd tho-gouVo acat'cr.dai 3dcbo',6o :fs' ajmcBr, iiir-'aulbstim ing,-.d: l4HahgC piPPl?3 ctsjtbi6il' thwughjtlio and'vffon fearc?iuse &ji$4ifip$atg: ;s Wpago'5 o fii tliO:;circu woro'; ''iprpibIy5:theW-than any,'-where .-It Would; :tliorofdrd);b'&'inferrcd,'from' Lwliatliaalicenaiditnat'tlio'.s of ; man is diftused throughout tho wliojb. l human? system vAnd:'bporate3 propor- ,.i:l,V3-;t' r,v .r fist,'! 4i r ; tipnalcly ii. pycry jnembei, as tho Up-;ccssity'mayVpquire,in Up-;ccssity'mayVpquire,in jhVpprformanefi 6t their several functions,. And thai thp developments' of. , tho. liead, facot an4 body are .all, indicative of living trai.w of character, animated and inr Vigovated with tho power of action in.-ovcry in.-ovcry part-thereof, by the-spirifcof lifo-in lifo-in man. |
