Identifier: corpuscle3189394rush (find matches)
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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ease. The Wisconsin Central railroad, that runs in an almost direct line fromChicago to Ashland, gives you a quick, inexpensive, and comfortable meansfor reaching this section. I have sent many patients over this line, evenwhile they were suffering severe paroxysms and I am glad to recommend thismeans of reaching certain relief. Once at Ashland, your prtient, if he be socially inclined, can find fash-ionable hotels; if he cares for sport, the hunting and fishing are excellent,while the picturesque scenery of that region would delight any lover of nature. You, young man, must not be too anxious to write for those drugs youhave been learning about. If you can give your patient as sure and pleasanta cure as the one I have sketched above, it will be the source of remarksabout level-headed young fellow, knows his business—and may meandollars in the end, if the dogs do have the physic thrown to them for a time. I wish all these bright, young doctors from Rush, a happy, successfullife. 67.
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EPHRAIM INGALS, M. D.

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