When his station and gait were both improved, he was permitted to walk, always with care not to fatigue himself.

At this time, six weeks from commencement of treatment, his eyes were glassed by Dr.de Schweinitz.

He had gained some pounds in weight, and walked on straight lines without noticeable incooerdination, but in turning short or walking sharp curves he was still unsteady.

He found walking much easier than formerly and was less easily tired.

After nine weeks he could stand or walk, even backward, with closed eyes.