The New York herald., 1874-09-02
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THE HOSPITAL nATRoN's TESTIMONY
Ales mary Jane Hanley, ma,r0n OF the hospital
~ the House OF INDUSTRY next examined .

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THE HOSPITAL MATRoN's TESTIMONY.
Mics Mary Jane Haney, ma,ron OF the hospital
at the House OF Industry was next examined:-
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Henry srouSH. 'R Si% i%s h. on
said, Miss Iass. psnisy here Is SICK boy ior
Hqfs:s him %
nsdsd sS speas hnt he could spsai ne
spoke to h mother when she cane @ for the doc
milk snd so 70 sy, MIN Sd +. the "a
ns' o en sas sSs @ 70 s s
had not spotted fever and he he could YET elf
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s.esd ms and %0iAsr ed i.%S e with %
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him !or abo9t year; Mr. Charles Barnard told me Of
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y he Day Of The knew % the cha was whpnsS
70 ths hospital be decidedly IN chilli saw the
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own; heard 70 that day. Il'Ilri-, ! \ '3l "a M,
OPINIONS OF TIE RESIDENT PHYSICIAN
Dr. w. f. Rounds was the next witness:-
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h0sp1 h boys M haa q come @ amt told mo was w.ntea
oSS sSs ss
sDs sss sss
aSs
Sr was ins cause o ms Ss tried to get his
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sf S's
Sas ordered s1!sTSs spps.asn nS'n,ss siSS Ike
he ai as SSy he AaS . %
IN n Kali an n1s hour r A. ii! scn"n
tsn was osre1a hs & " :
he h. hen s ss @ @ 1. an %s w him
him out o. danger All could nd ont .s 70 ahs cause Of
ms appearsnse did no; denote yncSps had not Ialiy
sdf ss es % sr Se s s n a Pu. @ C s
boys body careful examination previous to his Leaving
" = % @ % whisa isf
inc % ne
rha alone could not prodnce the then condition heard
s.palnsa Q % nc GO. hal .ss he
spoke to the mother through HI an nterpreter rel ' and ex
e iee sSs 'ss
sa oas
h tod e he oa On 81 s s1S a s sf
sSs ss. s,s saw oG 4. Saa
S that tno 0'sas rot was e
10s Gss s
for e1s SfsS
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Always s h
or not; sent Tor Pr Hunt The consulting physician,
and and eleven O'clock Hunt ssvisss nc 70 ehasss ss
brandy and milk Dr.. Hunt and myself homeopathic
>"-' AN ALLOpArHIC DOSE. a.
AS everybody knows there Is not much love lost
between allOpathlsts and hOmuOpathists, aud I'M.
fortunately for DR.. Rounds, he was obliged yester
DAY to admit that he belonged TO the homeopathic
school. Dr. Rounds ls very young man-in lact
has sns Virtue Of not proessnS to know what he
really does not know. He admitted shat the case
Of the boy vandeuser was the first OF the sort ne
had ever met with. Or. Macwhinne, however, at
the close Of the testimony, "popped' the homGo-
! patnic enemy y few ''stickcrs," under the In
csive weight OF winch the disciple OF small doses
! writhed, though after gallant defence, and vic.
tory crowned the allopathc mortar and all It's
ancient ways aud means Or. Macwhnnie, alter nuliy
thus asserting the nttfeness Of homeopathy as ev.
| dent IN this case, relented toward mis- youthful
rival In the curative art and dld not press an ad-
% danger im%incnlso .new iaused notions' or the the
progress Of scasnce' whichever IT may be. o.l
At the conclusion OF the little professional tilt
imnortant Witnesses had vet to be exam;ned
Some OF the jury now pleaded business engage
meals down % town % ,Sr tne s ai.ernSon, and a. malt ~
VestlgatiOn to thursday morning next 49,.