The Lambertville record., 1874-01-14

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!" - s''p mixture ABOUT seven
cioIN -. o'i aesu"y noii'hs. ne conpahed
that II tasted very oltter. She then gave him
some oi the tea MADE from the sarsaparilla,
In order to take away the taste. In few
minutes after he was seized in a very violent
manner, could not speak and scarcely
breathed, and continued to struggle until
death came to his relief IN about an hour
after. DIR. Charles L. Minister, who was
present at the postmortem examination said
that the internal parts were found to be in a
natural condition. The stomach emitted an
sodor closely, resembling cyanide of potassa.
ne pran was IN Il healthy conditloni and
there was no mark OF disease sufficient to
produce death, Which must have been caused
bysome poisonous substance. DIR. Seudder,
the family physician, testified TO the fact of
his marking out the prescription in the man.
her already stated, lie agreed with Dr. Min
ster that the death OF Mr.. Grant was caused
By poison. oi
On last Saturday morning, the coroner's
jury met in Trenton, and several other wit
nesses were heard. Edward A. Grant. a broth, +
of a.. ,aoceased test;,,ea that...h. ,t,o,, =
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pole'e ou' "a 'i'o ,oo''' "n.'e i's pio.i'ei o'e'
and carried IT to DR.. James, of Trenton, FOL
examination. DR.. j. told him the bottl,
contained cyanide Of potassium Dir. j. L
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stomach OF the deceased emitted the door Q
cyanide of potassium. DIR. J. l.. Bodine VIII
made the examination. testified that upo,
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open'ns .i'o 'so"''o" '"o s'''o'- y PUSSY a.''
or cyanide OF potassium was unnistakaoie
The odor from the bottle Of medicine ant
from tbe stomach was the same. and unmis
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4 'aAaoiy p,'S''o "e'o'
poisonous dose
i On Monday, DR.. Livezey was recalled. lie
was positive that the medicine he put up was
~. d.as,,;as ar ,,aatass;,,n Ie ,,ad heer Il
noe oy",,,uo y'po'', VI po'"''' '' :
'as'eo Oh ~. ,"o " ,"'eo o'o' WITNESSES We
aiso eAa'i'iieo' ou' 'io'' .os'iiony wac 'i',''-