Life and its Phenomena.
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DIR. Stephens, an eminent physician Of
Eela Cruz, is now engaged in ves'iga-
lions Of profound interest upon the Phe-
nomena Of Life which, IN his Judgment,
prove lst. That the action of The body
is regulated by some power or agency
other than the brain; 2d. That there is
living, vital agent, Independent, Of, and
so far as muscular action is concerned,
superior to the mind; Sd. That in man


and in the higher order of animals, the
principle of lie is seated in the Solar
Gang!ion, from the nervous system or
machinery draws its power or motion,
and by which it is propelled and governed.