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Title: The Corpuscle.
Year: 1893 (1890s)
Authors: Rush Medical College
Subjects: Presbyterian Hospital of the City of Chicago Rush Medical College Rush University Medical Center –History –19th century University of Chicago Chicago (Ill.) History of medicine –United States—Chicago Medical education –United States
Publisher: Chicago, Ill
Contributing Library: Rush University
Digitizing Sponsor: CARLI: Consortium of Academic and Research Libraries in Illinois

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me uniformly good results in the treatment ofboth the acute and chronic forms of this disease. N. L. Clark, M. D., Meridian, Miss. The active medical properties of cod liver oil are found in four times the quantity inCodliver Glycerine that they are in the best Norwegian cod liver oil, because none but itsactive properties are taken up in its manufacture. In other words a Teaspoonful of CodliverGlycerine (one dose) represents the active medical properties of two tablespoon/ids of thebest Norwegian cod liver oil, or from four to six tablispoonfuls of any of the emulsions. Thenauseating, indigestible and other deleterious properties that the oil and emulsions contain,are not found in Codliver Glycerine; besides it mixes readily with water or any prescriptionand is a strong digestive stimulant. The manufacturers of Codliver Glycerine have made itpossible to give cod liver oil in constant and heroic doses, without nausea, or oppression ofthe digestive organs. Any stomach will tolerate it.
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eFIAS, WAKPilNGTON EARI1E, M. 10. THE CORPUSCLE. RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE, CHICAGO, ILL-MEDICAL DEPARTMENT LAKE FOREST UNIVERSITY. VOL. 3. DECEMBER, NO. 3. EDITORIAL COMMITTEEC. D. Center, 94. W. D, Calvin, 95. John Koss, 94. C. A. Allenburger, 95. A. T. Holbrook, 95. S. T. Hart, Business Manager 334 Dearborn Street Membership in the Alumni Association of Rush Medical, College is obtainable at any time by-graduates of the College, providing they are in good standing in the profession, and shall pay the i annualdues, $1.00. This fee includes a subscription to The Corpuscle for the current year. This journal is theofficial organ of the Association. Dues and all communications relating to the Association should be sent to JOHN EDWIN RHODES, M. D., Secy andTreas., 34 Washington St., Chicago College Anniversaries— Doctorate Sermon, Sunday, May 20th, 1894. Special Clinics and Class-Day Exercises, Monday, May 21st, 1894. Scientific Meeting of the Alumni Association, 10 A. M. and 2 P. M., Tuesd

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