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414 EVENING CLASSES Practical measurements in Magnetism Sound and Light illustrative of the more important laws Electrical measurements of Current Strength Electromotive Force Resistances of wires batteries &c Capacity of Condensers Electro-chemical constants Determination of the constants of Dynamo Machines Students wishing to obtain general knowledge of the subject are recommended to follow syllabus that will be provided in the class-room for their guidance Those who desire to work specially at any particular branch will have every facility afforded them consistent with the general woik of the class During the Course few Lectures will be given on Methods employed and the principles upon which these depend 38 PHYSIOLOGY Day and Hour of Attendance-Wednesday from to This Course is intended to impart general knowledge of the principles and chief facts 01 the Science The Lectures will be accompanied and illustrated by Microscopical demonstrations by preparations dissections diagrams &c Circulation The Blood-Blood-vessels-The Heart- Conditions affecting the Heart's Action-The Pulse II Respiration Objects of Respiration-Respiratory Ap- paratus Changes in Respired Air Conditions affecting Respiration Ventilation Effects of Vitiated Atmosphere-Asphyxia 111 Digestion Food-Its preparation-Action of Digestive Fluids-Structure of Secretory Organs-Functions