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Blood-corpuscles 2. White corpuscles of the blood 3. Blood-corpuscles 4. Fibrils of healthy fibrin 5. Corpuscular unhealthy fibrin 6. Softening fibrin from a vein-clot 7. Cholesterin .... 8. Fat in blood .... 9. Contracted artery 10. Hrematin crystals 11. Changes in blood-globules 12. Web in the foot of a frog inflamed 13. Production of stasis 14. Fibrinous exudation on pleura in process of absorption 15. Commencing organization in etfused fibrin 16. Corpuscles from a pustule 17. Pus-globules .... 18. Natural appearance of pus-corpuscles 19. Pus-corpuscles magnified 20 21. 22, 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 :H ealthy pus-cells Various forms of pus-cell Muco-purulent matter Glomeruli and granulous cells .S eparate corpuscles and two blood-globules Blood in leucocythaetnia Gray tubercle; miliary granulation Yellow tubercle; crude mass 30. I solated tubercle corpuscles 31. Tubercle corpuscles from the peritoneum 32. Tubercle corpuscles, granules, and molecules, from the lung 33. Tubercle corpuscles from a mesenteric gland 34. Tubercle corpuscles from the lung 35. Pus-corpuscles 36. Plastic or pyoid corpuscles 37. Granular corpuscles from cerebral softening 38. Cancer-cells from the uterus .39. Structure of central portion of a tubercular mass from the brain 40. Structure of external portion of same mass 41. Fragments of phosphate of lime, crystals of cholesterin, and tube from a cretaceous mass in the lung 42. Section of gray granulation in the lung, after the addition of acetic 43. Tubercle corpuscles mixed with pigmentary matter 44. Scrofulous matter from subcutaneous deposit 45. Scrofulous pus .... 46. Scrofulous pus from lymphatic gland 47. Pus from a scrofulous abscess .48. Drawing of a fibrous tumor 49. Fibro-fatty tumor .... 50. Fat cells and granular cells from a steatomatous tumor of the ovary 51. Structure of a fatty tumor from the back 52. Fibro-cystic tumor f
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