The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-10-05
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third. "Puke of Lobela," young disci-
! pie OF Thompson who, self-invited, had join
ed the conclaye--"Lobelia. Number six.
/ pepper tea. yaIer powders. sayP' "rarn
him what right has young Roots in miner
al consultation? Turn i'm ou.!" And
/ heels over head out of the room, through
the middle door, and down the office steps.
went young Roots, ,''-impeled by the
whole body OF the euraged regulars" save
nysef, who, determined amid the array o,
medical lore not to appear ignorant, wi ely
L4d my tongue, ard rubbed the patleats
feet with CREASED rag. Ag dn arose the
jars on of voiaes.
''SuIph,s Ziaci--Stomach, Arteri, pump.
neutrality-suspicious. bleed him
--Iectricity--hot acknowledgements
his wndpipe."
But sull | said never word, but rubbed
his ieet--wondering whether | would ever
acquire as much knowledge as my fvlIpw-
studen.s showed the possession OF.
| BY the bye. was the only one that was
doing anything for the patient, the others
being too busy discussing the case to attend
the administration OF any one OF the reme-
dies proposed.
81 say stimulate. The systemis sinking"
screamed tall; ssout-looking student /; as
the Indian slid down toward the foot of the
bed.
bleeding is ranifestly and clearly indi-
Gated" retorted bitter rival in love as
well AS medicine "His muscular action is
too excessive" as Tubba made an ineffectu-
al effort to throw his body up to The top of
the musquito bar.
bleeding would be as good as murier,'
said Number One. ..
"Bettsr cut his throatthan stimulate him."
said Number One.
"Pshaw!'
"Fudge?"
"sir!''
"Feow"
"Fool!'
"Liarl'' 49,
Vim! vim! and stomach pump and bran
dy-bottle flashed like motors
eight! tight! form rins! fair playr''
"You're holding my friend"
"You lie. you rascal!'
Vim! vim! from new brace Of combat
ants. f... .. ...s .
He's gou3ing my brother | must help
foul play.
"Let 90 my hair!"
Vim! vim! aud a triplet went at lt.
| stopped rubbing aud looked ON with a.
mazement.
"Gent!emen, this is unprofessioDal 'tis.
undignitied! It's disgraceful Stop, com.
maud you!" Iyeled, but no one regarded
me.
ap1 I Nil
ed into the whole LOT promiscrously, hay-
ing no partner---the patient dying on the
bed, while we were studying out his case.
Fight fight y l heard in the steet, as
| had finished givinga lick all round, and
could hardly keep from pitching into the
mirror to whip my reflection, wanted a
light so bad.
Eight! fight in D IS back ofice!"
and here came the whole town to see the
fun.
II command the peace P' yelled Dick
Locks: ''Lm the mayor"
"And Fin the host for yonI' screamed !,
doubling him mp with a lick iii the stomach
which he replied to by laying me on my
back. feeling very faint, in the opposite cor
ner of the room,
"I command the peace!' continued Dick
flinglng one OF the combatants out OF the
window, another out of the door, and SO on
alternately until the peace was preserved
by nearly breaking its in6ringers to pieces.
"WhAt i'll the devil, Mr.. Iensas, does
mean?" said my preceptor, who at that mo-
nent came in "what does all this fighting,
and that drunken Indian lying in your bed
mean? Have you all been drunkT'
He has poisoned himself, sir, 10 my ao-
Da took f,r whisky and as all the doctors
were ont of town. | called In the students.
and thew rot to fohtinp over him while cen.
splrir.t 3 I renli.1 yery Indignantly, en-
ranod at the ipsinalion tha, We had been
drinking.
..pnisoned with the solution Of arsenic,