Rush Medical College - Pulse Yearbook (Chicago, IL)

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HENRY BAIRD FAVILL. ALBERT I. BOUFFLEUR

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HENRY B. STEHMAN. J-I , v.-A. . Qi .1 K lHN A. ROBISON

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tbenrp JBairb jfavill. Henry Baird Favill Was born at Madison. Wisconsin. August- 14. ltitjtl. His early education was a careful prepara- tion for the Madison High School. given him under the paternal roof. After leaving the High School he entered the University of Wisconsin. from which institution he received the degree of Bachelor of Letters in MNH. The next year he entered Rush and took the Medical Degree in lr-GHS. Dr. Favill then returned to Madison. where he practiced his p1'o- fession and devoted considerable study to the subject of Medical Jurisprudence. on which branch he lectured for several terms before the Law Department of the University of Wisconsin. In the fall of IHUSJ. on removing to Chicago. Dr. Fa- vill Was called to his 11111111 nmtcr as Substitute Professor of Medical Jurisprudence and Instructor in Medicine. Professor Favill is President of the Dane County tNVisconsinJ Medical Society. member of Board of Censors of Wis- consin State Medical Society, member of American Medical Association. and of the American Academy of Medicine. He is also a member of the Beta Theta Pi and Nu Sigma Nu College Fraternities. Elbert tl. 3Bout11eur. Albert I. Boufileur was born in Springfield. VVisconsin, August QU. 1Hti-l. His early education was obtained in the common schools and Northern Indiana Normal School where he obtained the degree of B. S. He graduated from Rush in 1837 and at once served an eighteen months interneship at Cook County Hospital. Al'- ter completing his service in the hospital he located in Chicago where he has since practiced medicine. Soon after lo- cating in the city the late Professor Charles T. Parkes appointed him Demonstrator of Operative Surgery in Rush. which position he filled for three years with satisfaction to both the Professor and students. Under his direction the scope of the Work was greatly enlarged and by his efforts it was changed from an optional to a compulsory course. In IHS9 he was appointed Assistant Demonstrator of Anatomy: later served one year as Attending Surgeon to Central Free Dispensary. He has successively occupied the positions of Demonstrator and Lecturer of Anatomy in the XYOIHRDSS Medical College and since March. IHYIQ has been Lecturer of Anatomy in Rush. For three years he has been Attending Surgeon at Cook County Hospital and he is now President of the Medical Board of that institution. He is a member of the National Association of Railway Surgeons: of the American Medical Association: and of the Illinois State Medical, Chicago Medical, Chicago Pathological. and Chicago Medico-Legal Societies. Dr. Bouffleur is Ex-Editor of Chicago Clinical Review and author of the article on Anaestlietics in Ashursts Ency- clopaedia of Surgery. and numerous shorter articles. 76