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Title: Journal of psycho-asthenics
Year: 1896 (1890s)
Authors: Association of Medical Officers of American Institutions for Idiotic and Feeble-Minded Persons American Association for the Study of the Feeble-Minded
Subjects: Epilepsy Psychiatry Mentally handicapped Mentally handicapped
Publisher: Faribault, Minn. : Association of American Institutions for Feeble-Minded
Contributing Library: Brandeis University Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Library Consortium Member Libraries

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be obtained by inspection of the two lower pictures illustra-ting the Prodromal and second stage as shown in this book. To those who know the authors ample opportunity for study, his carefuland studious oversight of his cases, it is somewhat of a disappointment not tofind a wider record of his own observations. We hope to see this in the nextedition. We have read no work which affords so much information on thisincreasingly frequent disease, or which gives it more clearly and completely. A. W. W. THE TREATMENT OF TABETIC Af AXIA by Means of SystematicExercise, by Dr. H. S. Frenkel, translated by Dr. Freyberger, M. D.P. Blackistons Son & Co. This is a readable and instructive work. The book is written in twoparts. The first deals with the clinical features of the disease. Thesecond, and larger part takes up, in detail, the treatment of this disease,or rather with its resulting infirmity, by the exercise method. This book can be profitably studied, and its methods utilized, by those
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k/tfrrvi^. OURNAL OF nSYCHO-MSTHENICS. Vol. IX MARCH, 1905 No. 3 ORIGINAL ARTICLES DR. GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS DOREN* <iood grey man, who heard his Masters call, And gave his years to even those the least of all; Those whom the world would call deficients, the thankless throng; In whom reason dwells upon a tottering throne.To him they were Natures spots of blame, appearing to protest gainst Vice or Nature wronged; but ever in his eyes as creatures loved,Their piteous faces moved with Sympathetic force his heart, his love, hisgrief. Five and forty years of service crowned,Not with applaud of men, nor spoils of state, but earning this, The gentle words of lowly Nazarene,When to the least of these ye ministered, ye did it unto me.f To serve the state in the management of a large institution for nearly ahalf century, Is an honor accorded to few men, especially in a state noted forpolitical changes, like Ohio. •Note : This sketch of Dr. Doreri*s life is drawn mainly and verbatim from data p

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