. Plexus. y October 1st. The first game will be played at Minneapolis Oct, 5th withthe University of Minnesota. This promises to be the hardestgame of the year for P. & S. Other games scheduled are:North Western Chicago Dental College, University of NotreDame. Efforts are being made to bring a university team toChicago. This will be an innovation as heretofore P. & S. hasbeen obliged to play all of their games away from home. A com-plete schedule will be published in the next issue of the Plexus. Sanmetto in Urethral Stricture.—Dr. Jos. Swindell, ofWest Burlington, Iowa, writing, says: I have
. Plexus. y October 1st. The first game will be played at Minneapolis Oct, 5th withthe University of Minnesota. This promises to be the hardestgame of the year for P. & S. Other games scheduled are:North Western Chicago Dental College, University of NotreDame. Efforts are being made to bring a university team toChicago. This will be an innovation as heretofore P. & S. hasbeen obliged to play all of their games away from home. A com-plete schedule will be published in the next issue of the Plexus. Sanmetto in Urethral Stricture.—Dr. Jos. Swindell, ofWest Burlington, Iowa, writing, says: I have been using San-metto for several years. I find nothing that suits me as well ingenito-urinary diseases. I am using it right along in conjunctionwith treatment of urethral stricture. It soothes, checks and pre-vents smarting and inflammation that is so common after passageof bougie. Its ease of administration and formula should recom-mend it to the profession. LIBRARY OF THE UNIVBF™ of WILLIAM E. QUINE M. D. Bean and Professor of Practice of Medicine and Clinical Medicine, College of Physicians & Surgeons. Chicago. THE PLEXUS THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS, VOL. VII. SEPTExMBER 20th, 1901. NO. 4 WM. E. QU1NE, M. D. Dr. W. E. Quine was born in the village of K. K. St. Ann, inthe Isle of Man, Feb. 9, 1847. The young Manxman, bade adieuto his native home at the age of six years and accompanied hisparents to Chicago, with whose growth, development and pros-perity he has been an integral part. He obtained his early education in the public schools of Chi-cago, completing his literary course in the West Side HighSchool, which he entered in his thirteenth year. He was aclass-mate of Luther Laflin Mills. After leaving school he en-tered the drug store of Dr. Jones at the corner of Eighteenthand State streets, where he familiarized himself with the detailsof pharmacy and acquired a knowledge of
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