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STRUCTURES OF THE HUMAN BoDY.--
The essential tissue--distinct structures
Of the human body, as well as of all ami
mails, are three; the nervous, muscular, and
cellular. The enervoustissue constitutes the
brain and nerves; the muscular composes
the flesh or lean fibres; the cellelular, in
different notifications, forms the connect
ing membranes, integumepts, bones, cafti-
lagos, igaments, tendons, &c. The muscu-
lar tissue is higher grade Of organization,
and possesses the vital power ofcontractili-
~ by which all actions or motions are pro-
duced The highest arrangement Of orga-
nized matter is the nervous tissue, its vital
property is sensibility, by which feeling le-
suits Thus simply and beautifully is the
animal kingdom constituted for. form, mo-
tim, feeling. tlaa na06aaaro 1a