. True manhood : a manual for young men . ender softness we find cells of the bat-teries. Nearly a billion battery cells are there. The ivory tracings are the wires that catch the elec-tricity. If our sense of smell were keen enough we shouldexclaim, Whew ! whew! what a stench! How are TRUE MANHOOD. i^l we ever to get through this department ? For thereare the fumes of burning sulphur, phosphorus, fatsand oils, out of which the professional chemists andelectricians, Messrs. Creative Force, are makingelectricity. Yet these may have become so highlyorganized in the body, that by the time they re
. True manhood : a manual for young men . ender softness we find cells of the bat-teries. Nearly a billion battery cells are there. The ivory tracings are the wires that catch the elec-tricity. If our sense of smell were keen enough we shouldexclaim, Whew ! whew! what a stench! How are TRUE MANHOOD. i^l we ever to get through this department ? For thereare the fumes of burning sulphur, phosphorus, fatsand oils, out of which the professional chemists andelectricians, Messrs. Creative Force, are makingelectricity. Yet these may have become so highlyorganized in the body, that by the time they reachthe brain their crude perfume is changed into thesweet fragrance appropriate to so beautiful a brain cells, although constructed upon thesame essential plan (given before) of envelope, pro-toplasm and germs, are somewhat different in shapefrom any we have seen. They have projections,points or tails, by which they are joined to other cells,and which may be compared to connecting tubes orhalls of communication between Fig, XL. Brain Cells. This aggregation of cells, like a powerful many-celled magnetic battery, is connected with every partof the system by nerves. These are the ivory trac-ings whose beauty and delicacy are described by theFrenchman, with a just enthusiasm. 152 TRUE MANHOOD. The cells are of a gray color, and the nerves arewhite. To the eye brain substance looks like a softgray jelly with white threads running through gray matter lies in bunches or piles called convo-lutions^ which give to the surface an undulating,wrinkled appearance. The white nerves issue fromthem, converging from every direction and meetingin the center of the brain.
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