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in section and running longitudinally. The grey fibres presented numerous nuclei, which readily stained by logwood or carmine; and the axis-cylinders of numerous dark-bordered fibres were readily made out in transverse section through the ganglion. The axis-cylinder fibres were scattered throughout the ganglion with uniformity; all the bundles of fibres contained a proportion of these, and they were also scattered about between the cells and cell-groups. The nerve-cells presented a striking abnormality. The condition appeared to be one which would result from a contraction of the protoplasmic substance of the cell itself away from a connective-tissue sheath, forming an uniform and complete envelope around it; thus a clear space resulted between the cell-sheath around and the central cell-substance. Nearly all the cells were found to have undergone a slight degree of this change. None of the cells occupied the whole of the connective tissue space allotted to them; but in some the contraction of the cell had advanced much further than in others. All the cells had a highly granular appearance; but in the midst of the mass of granules could be seen a distinct nucleus and nucleolus. Many of the cells had a yellowish bile-stained appearance, the mass of granules being of a decided yellow colour; others seemed to consist simply of an aggregation of darkcoloured granules. The cell-substance was prolonged outwards into processes stretching across the clear space. These processes looked like shrivelled axis-cylinders; they did not, however, reach as far as to unite with the cell-sheath, but by their projections gave the cells a stellate appearance. The margin of the connective-tissue cell-sheath presented numerous small nuclei, which exactly resembled those scattered about generally between the nervous elements. The clear space surrounding the cells appeared in some cases to contain oil-globules, and in others fine granules and small nuclei were visible in this position. In some cases, the central cell had fallen away fram its connectivetissue surroundings, leaving simply an empty space.