tiffany necklaces attitude and, in a word, the whole body of the patient appears to be goverend by the motions similar in all respects to those of the operato, r. In the production of these phenomena the great difficulty is, to prevent the patient from falling into a state of magnetic sleep, or coma for the very actions or motions of the operator, which she is expected to follow, have frequently also the effect of magnetising her, and throwing her into sleep.
Having ascertained that the magnetic or mesmeric influence is transmitted through every material substance on which experiments have been made, it occurred to Dr. Lardner to institute an inquiry as to its capability of tiffany jewelry reflection, and to determine whether the physical laws of that reflection bore any analogy to those which are known to prevail in the cases of the reflection of light, sound, and heat. In the course of the observations made upo, n the patient, it had been found by Dr.
Elliotson that if she were induced to present her hand towards her own tiffany outlet person and move it in the same manner as another tiffany and co outlet would do, she would produce in herself the same tiffany & co oultet effects, throwing herself from delirium into sleep-waking, or coma and it was also ascertained that by making the same motions of the hand at her image in a common looking-glass, a like effect would be produced.
In order to submit this question to a more conclusive test, Dr. Lardner proceeded in the following manner A mirror was placed, at a distance of several feet from the patient, having its plane at an angle of about forty-five degrees with a line drawn from the pe, rson of tiffany rings the patient to the mirror. Another mirror was placed at a distance of from twelve to fifteen feet from the first, receiving on its plane the rays from the first, also at an angle of forty-five degrees. Dr. Elliotson presented himself to this second mirror in the direction of the ray reflected from it.