Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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substance and its constituents. The reactions shown are always of a lavorable and satisfactory nature. each test indicat- ing an increasing intensity. ' 5' Even the senior students whom all respect highly. for they are fzlnzusfl 4 dadurs. speak reverently of. and will soon recommend this compound. ' 5 or at least some forms of it to their patients. A number of instances have been recorded of members of the Cook County Quiz Class tip-toeing through the hall upon realizing that only the lecture room door separated them from 'Q0. 1 'S - PREP.-XRATIONS. Mistura Lacti et Paragorici. tStanton'sl. Syrupus Daisicum. 1Johnson's, a proprietary preparationj Mistura fWys.5 Cough. Orthi Oxidum. Linimentum Saponis fBrodel. Unguentum Veride lConroyJ. Oleum Rubrum qFish'sJ. Tinctura Barbae Stoni. Suppositoria Bona fH9ll1111lllgNX'2lb'.Si- -lVallace's Prepared Bandages. tRGCOl1lI1iQ11Ll6Cl by the Medical Worldfl 1'HYS1QL.OlQ1CAL ACTIONS. Great care should be exercised in the preparation' T of this drug. for at times it appears to be a violent explosive. ' S This property is best observed when a certain popular Rush professor enters the arena: however. this seemingly dangerous action need give no alarm for it soon subsidesl 1' and it is now that its most characteristic properties are mani- fested. namely that of rapid ab.w1j5l1'u11f and complete 1'f'I'CI1fl'1ll1.2l hence its great accumulative powers. It is rapidly growing in favor with the professionu: this fact is attested by the general attention its various prep- arations receivef Y especially in the dispensary of our College. lllzllfzrfs !uf11f1'f1Ag'vs are used to the exclusion of all other finger dressings. One of our old and conservative dispens- ary physivians. who seldom adopts a new drug until it has been tried and thoroughly tested. has recently begun to use lffllllill.llx1f'IL'tl'l'iS s11fvjms1'!m'1'vs with negative resultsffi He still believes. however. that there might be something in it lII.Nu1t-:ilmvn-. H, 5Hlll'1LI'2Illllj'1'l s1ll'IIl'. li. As :n pl1l'::uliv1-. :te-1-rm-h1':il dvprm-ssanl. hi. What :x Il2ll'I'UWl'Sl'2lllL' t'orl'nolc1'ouuIyt'l:nss. IT. Should lu- dom- llmler an Iiooml. ls. A aus, ISL Iii-tllrns lo nolluiuu. '20, Potion, '31, Hf Ilu- vilrlll. '!'I. 1ShouI4I rmul. :llll':l4'I by the-ir lmlinu-ly prest-1u'1-r clit. 'I'hc-seefxpi-rilm-:nfs411-pc-mlon will-i'oy.il1 ll'.YlIl1'lll. 151

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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

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and will continue its use. CPIIIIYPHVQS liz-can f!lAllfl1Z67Zf24 is now used in all departments of the dispensary, the doctors say it is always freshly prepared: and can be relied upon to act quickly: no deaths can be directly traced to its use. But it is Urfhk U.vz'n'cf6 which is about to receive the recognition which will place it first in importance. The report comes that it will be at the right hand of our distinguished Professor of Chemistry during the coming year. ANTAGONISTS. The active principles of this compound are most noticeable when brought in contact with its polymeric forms es- pecially that of the middle degree. As an instance of the remarkable antagonism existing we might cite an event of the early part of the year. This compound was seen to be slowly diffusing in a nitrogenical manner from the new laboratory receivers. number forty, fortyeone, fortytwo and forty-four when in the hallway it encountered its middle polymer? 7 instantly there was great agitation throughout the two masses. but all went well until two elements, supposedly in a nearly nascent state. united in sudden and vigorous manner. generating an heat so intense as to cause the complete volitalization and annihil- ation of its opposing middle element: N after which the two compounds diffused in their appointed ways. THERAPEUTILTS. At present the application ot this compound is limited to study, investigation and research. Already many useful properties have been discovered: 1' and the future will certainly add many more, which will make it a necessity in the sick room. -These properties. though latentfh' now, are sure to develope and bring to light the great and important truths which We now seef but dimly. All will look forward with great expectancy to the many bleSSll19JS if Wm SUF915' bfmg te mankind. 714. fSlmuld rt-ad, Ul'eenUon1'0y's Ulllllllvllld 25. Because prepailw-tl lmy a Freslimzm. ' '. tSLiouId read Oxide of U1-tim In IIT. fslllillld reml isomelnl This new funny sulislaave is lilieln-d luuI'mlin:Ll'yi'1l:ll :incl its isolm-1' to flialmunll TLS. A ulislalu- in copy. 29. 5llDDliI,llfS2lil'DllI1lDI'lS its vt-ry presence f0l'l1lN an vawuuni. Jil. li0Cil.llSU late in iLIlllt'1ll'lllE. ill, All ll2llll1l'i1Lfl1'l!l. l52