Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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HI'l5W6F5 to 'llllq1lil'i65. , Ill: Sanger ll. l'1-fgilmlily 1lay's Aritlnnutic will answer vom' 1f1lll'I10S6. Sonle jslug' Dlx D. 11. B. No. It is spelled xtomuclz not, sf0m1'l.'. D'.J,l1.D.i' F'.f1Y1. 'l.fS-.fli'9fl' s1f'tl1t . Mr' E' F' Mmlgucmtk . , - 1EXQl'L'1S0 and allliior cr:olqCEi'illll1cQiZ111lilliili ltihlg iimeoieallii purpogei 111 Acc t with Student S Laninlry. ., ,, , . , ' ' ' L ' L Jalfy lst to June lst- Dix btvelnnan. 11 It L'l'1US gc-t a 1110111 on the next! floor. 1 Shirt. - Rc Dr, l'ltl1e1'if1gv. 1 SQ lk, - - 2- - C 1 Frog 111 your Throat? QPlease l'9Il1111.l 100 A . ' h Mr. Noah H. TllO111pSOll 11 NWA! I in Acc't with C. Heap Tnlyaccu Cn: Frog in your Throat? To 1 crate of Richmond Stogles, - 4411: 1 bale of Fine Cntr 11 plyj, - - 300 Q 1 2x-Lx-18 Plug fdainaged lutj, - Sc 781- -fd'-f' 11 Dlx S. S011ll1IlL'. llcars or IYIIPX Soap or Salmlin will do it, Mr. John Ross, in Acc't with f'm'nu1' Drug Store. 1 Nursing Bottle, - - - ' ' ' 1 Bot Pill'PQ'Ol'1L'. - --'- 1 Pl'CLCl'1l1t,1-1'Ill lf'lll0I'lll Hyd1'ate.l'otas. Bi-nniide vtcfv Ur. by cigars retiirned. - 100 151- 100 35k 200 150 1-Qld. You 11.l1g'llElbl'2l1Ll it nr do it up in a l'syr-110 knot then it wont .- be in your way. G, YV. S-t,l1. Brnnio S0lfZL'l' ui' C1'2ll'li0ll ice in ar, tnwel. 1 1l.l'l. Flux. No. Hydro Larlmns anwl l'arl,m llymlratcs an- not tlle sann-. Ha-inluxi' Dl'Illlt,ll Aycfs Ile-1itu1'.'i lleut un Huml 1I1lIIlll'I'SHWlll lwip you ont. ll4fce.H D1-yle Says you haul lvette-1' wait nntil you ui-t 1-nt ol' will-gr-. Harry 'l'. Botti-1' lll1ll'l'j' t-lic girl. Mg-ID-ld, aj Xu. curly liair will not inake you a doctor. M Fish 260 Ill1lliL'S gooml lvrain fnml,

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501116 tlntereeting Gases. ease ease A recent graduate of a medical college, who has been accepted as an interne in Presbyterian Hospital. Some years ago his head began to swell and has continued to do so to this day. ET1oLoGY. Physicians and attendants have tailed to find any cause why his head should swell, for nothing in his life or make up ought to make it do so. It is probably due to his lively imagination. TREATMENT. Nothing as yet has been discovered to prevent this abnormal development. Home treatment is advised. This prescription is also recommended: li Introspection, - - hrs. XXIV. Comparison. - v hrs. XX. Mirror. - - . - - - No. I. Plain Speaking Friends. No. V. M Sig. Use ad lib. Pnocmosis. Unfavorable. Otto T is a young man, who about a year ago met with a strange and serious accident. He won the Brainard Prize for dissection and since then has been subject to the most distressing delusions about himself. He bends to enter a seven foot door, he has his hats made to order and is also said to believe that a certain brand of beer. which appears every spring, has been named from him. As he is a very clever and observing young 111811. and the affliction is more acute than chronic, the prognosis is considered very favorable. Charles ?f is a fattish. Gernianedescended youth with black eyes and black hair. He has a peculiar habit of leaving classes and going directly to Abrams Hotel on Wood street. Here he sits and ills his face until the buckle at the back of his trousers will no longer reach the strap, when he emerges in beautiful curved lines. The reduced rates to Dwight make the prognosis favorable. 259

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'llqllI'56l'Q 1RbQmes. There was ai little girl :lull she hull ai little Curl That hung right in the inimhlle of her face: But she e0ulmln't keep it there. that little lnek of l Fen' Meiklejulin wunhl innss it out of place, Little -Lu:-k llorner in zu l'l3Hl-2lll1'illlt warner Asked for pie they culled mini-ez lint the plan'-e it wus Cues Anil everyone knows That. he llflSl1ill dfine anything since. Sing ai sung of eiglity eents, A luivt-tle full nf llyeg Half an flozen Seniors YVink the other eye. Xlihen the llye is hilt-neil They all hegin tu sing Two Girls in Blue :xml Daisy Bell Anal :ill that sort uf thing. llush finee had ai fair-sized Lunih Whose niinel was rather slow, mir, W For everything the lessons taught That lianih he diehft know. ln elusses he was wont to suy Things not lziicl Llown hy rule, The stuilentspasserlhini up and laugheil To see this Lznnh at school, It fullowed Hush for inuny years, YVhen by :1 stroke quite hit-ky, It left the soil of Illinois For Louisville, Kentucky. Une of his legs was longer Tlizin it really ought to he- lt mst the Dm-. wlm set the leg Sunie reeks annul huryers fee. The judge we think would let hiin elf lf he ciuihl only see 'l'he O1lC1'illll0llS they 1lGl'l?l'Il'111 ln the Free Dispenssiree. .Xfter the ball was nrer After the hreuk of clay llowlaunl hull cnptiiietl the SCCOllil1rl'lZC' W-The first went tu Hayes, ll. J.