Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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Glass of '96. wfficers. E. M. ECKARD. President. G. T. CARSON. First Vice President. QC. W. COX. Second Vice President. D. C. GEMMILL. Recording Secretary, I. H. DUNAXVAY. CO1'1'9SPO11CllDg' Secretary. U. S. Liswis. Treasurer. J. A. HARVEY, Historian. Deceased, 1bis5torQ. A new and valuable compound formed synthetically by the union of two hundred and twenty individual substancesl. Its history. although brief, is fullf of interest. The new Laboratory was about completed when the individual elements through the aliinity Which only Rush can exert, assembled themselves and formed this important 3 mass. Once formed our honored Faculty looked upon it! as they have upon these new compounds for the past 'nfty years. Something was ditferentf it had entirely new properties,-they looked againfi its appearance was favorable: but our worthy Professors are above judging by appearances only. They analyzed it, T questioned its value. time and again in the laboratories and from the arena. talked abouts it and iinally divided it into four parts, 9 called in the Junior Faculty placed three of these young but brilliant doctors in charge of each division for further investigationl 'lfand that was not alla' 1 at intervals of about six weeks one of the Faculty will gently invade the arena with testsl 2 to determine the mettle and energy of the l. Highly tlilutn-tl. 'L Parts of this substance have been full many times. ir. Wt-, should he omitted. 4. And wept. 5. Uh! Slilllldt'wl'l'lbII.bly1llll'1'l'l'Ill. l'ilyf 11. And tainted. T. And ft-und nothing hut IIT! S. s. And snspcnllutl 1l.D!l!'l of it. tl, Umnus Gallia t-st tlivisn in tri-s p2Il'lI'S, lfurnn-l'ly I1Ll.l'lS.i lil. S0 xnuuh vzlltlxthlc tinn- lost. ll. Would that it' had bf-cn. l'!. Smell. .I 50