New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-16
and then sn,srsd the medical profession. practieng first

and then entered the medical profession practieng rst
aopathy and then homeopathic Dr. Cornell ,esIhe oI
When made my first visit 70 MIA of the
stomach, or gastritis. SHOULD have announcer si, 10,
should give The patient sR.mIn never rs knew Seore
Mr. yosburgh told nc that bis wife had taken iS'h
quantities OF dyugs presented oy "a reot Extent
by these drugs, aha gave her nuA NoLilei VIZ. ,i
ar Inc bee- biiniIy-if yot so choose itwheD
gave Mrs. Vo>bufEh nux voniiea also gave t neI me
white Of an oyster shell ground up 10
Mr winfield read extract from one OF Tue stamdar,
authorities of tine school, showing the symptoms "Hc
wnull demand the administration OF huX NOluiGd' 1'u
askei the witness II he noticed these symptoms IN MIS-
Vo.1IrI's case before he gave her that medicine Dr.
cornell offered TO point out the symptoms II TIE book
was handed to him. This wac not DONE ad nc ne u
mitted tBst some OF the symptoms ApPeaIVN "''e4 '
gave her the medicine. .,.s 49,, .,t,-
Mr. Winfield" Then you administered the remeHy
BEFORE tie appearance OF the SYMPTOMS T.
Wines Yes, might have given the drug TO anuci-
pate the symptoms, and to prevent lne a fnr
caIcTta 70 strengthen The boncs / seldom give colo
cTnth FOR gasts it's not generally used for that
disease met the Rev. Dr. Peddie, Of Philadelphia
Sickies had sent to tue deacons OF the Chrrci,
in which Mr.. Vosburgh was accused Of Civ
Ing the poison TO his vile dictated the letter 10
Nr sIces under tue guidance OF the Holy spirit. When
Deacon Miller told that Mr. sicklos could NOT see
Mr. vosburgh while he preparing the medicines 10
NOT say that the Lord had enlarged Mr. SIC kess vision
Deacon Miller nes asked G mS Mr S Ss HSi l$H
not place the poison in his wIfe's medicine told hlm
n was found there and lie 50 that MI sckes OF my
self might have placed it there answered tha' he
must think was heDd; Of course we qua NOT. nc
fben told me that charged Mr. VOsbuGh Win pacug
them there aud he denied IT, and his VOID was as goCd
as ours ted TO keep the a1arquet AZ MI SosDIighs
friends wanted suppress it, Mr. NOsbuTSn dd nOt eil
me that he going prosecute me Tor SANDER Dul
he told me that prison stared in the face AT
the meeting OF the deacOrs, February 70, at Mayor
Soldiers house. might have said thai when MI. slckes
told me that he thought Mr.. Nosburgh was poisoning
hls wife, that that explained why my lned-
lcines did not have the right effect. sent
Sir Sckles with the letter TO the deaeons, because
Thought the character their shepherd ought 20 be IN
vesgated. did not go 10 the magistrate because me
church forbids Baptist from going 10 law VITA
another / am not a Baptist, but belong TO the Pfes
byterian Church. which has the same rule winch feeIs
TO minor trouble" -.
Mr.. Wiutied-" Do you call the poisoning OF a man
wife o minor trouble I" 49,,
Witness But didn't believe that he poisoned her
told Deacon Este that a lunatc II let Mr. o.
breh 20 AFTER nad told about it. At the meeting of ne
deacOns at Mayor Soldiers l sad that L tolu
Professor DOremus who made the analysis OF the incd
cnes tnat the suspected pOisoner an educated aud
professional gentleman Professor D0renus advised NE
10 have the patient removed from the house.
Tie trial was here adjourned until to-day