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NARcH 97.-Hsnfing Skewn ~. Miguel aneslo.-Th1
action brought to bill for medical attend
and medicine to the defendants family By the
evidence the trial. aprsared that the plaintiff was
respectable ply Of than twenty exps
rience-the author Of several excellent medical es-
ssys-thst he had attended . number Of in the
defendants family; Of them very severs-al
Of which got well that the lady was taken very yck
with yssntsry and fever The psfntif attended her
eight days, when counsel was called in There was no
disagreement between the medical gentlemen IN coun
Gil The patient however, desired to have the man call
cd n ascounse to attend her Then the plainhh with
drew directly After this the disesse became more az
gravaed, and assumed protracted FORM % that was
three months before the patient Eot out OF her


for the long continuance Of the case the doc
tor in attendance told the patient that the plaintiff
must have given medicine TO njure and drugged her
to poison her. and this tine cause Of her protract
scknsss The defence set up was on the ground OF
mslpractice on this medical representation The de-
fsndent unable prove any article Of medicine the
plaintiff had aiven, that the plaintiff gave any med
cine at ell They did not show any thing that
nmspded or given the consultation BY rebuttiog
tsstiuony the plaintiff showed that the medical gentle
man who made the representation. and on whom the
defence rested, had hsd nervous disease for two
three years-had had appoplectc and paraytic afsc-
tions-that there great dimuni,ion in the bodily
unctions and an paired condition Of his mental facu
ties that he incapable safely to manage i'm
povtant of disease The plaintiffs showed Al bill
visits, and the jury gave him verdict for $44