Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-02-04

box for reference. By taking the
powders obtained from DR.. Bin
CELL and then those put up
BY another druggist you will find q marked
difference. THE first named powers were
intensely bitter, while those procured last
were tasteless.-Ed. The powders ob.
tanned from DR.. Bingsll are sulphsts OF
~synconis, while the others are synconia
with FIVE parts of sugar OF milk added
You will therefore see that in supplying
the medicine DR.. Bingell gave six times
the quantity ordered. If his powders had
stayed on the child's stomach, and been
taken as directed, the result would have
been serious. 1t would have produced
serious brain symptoms. Remember, the
thing happened twice. / then prescribed
uuinine. and that brings on another thing.
Where two things, different in price, will
answer the same purpose, always prescribe
the cheapest.
QUININE PILLS.
Here DR.. Biugell came in and took a
seat.
DR.. Wilson producing box with various
sized pills in it]-Now, here are one, TIVE
three, four and five grain quinine pills. l
obtained them at various places about
town. Here is q pill furnished on prescrip'
ton No. l48, written on November 18th,
calling for two grain pills. You see that
while it should be q two grain pill, 1t IS
exactly the size of a one-grain pill. L
don't think it contains the amount OF quiz
nine called for. In other words, the pa
tent only got half the medicine pre-
scribed. =,
Mr.. Dslbrugge-I believe Dr.. Bingell
was not here at the beginning. l suggest
that DR.. Bingell go back to the first tor his
benefit.
DR.. Wilson, have no objection, save
the matter of time.
DR.. Bingell-Oh, let's have all the time
necessary.
DR.. Wilson-All right.
DR.. Bingell-I demand that charges be
submitted in writing. | hs We counter
charges in writing against DR.. Wilson IN
his official capacity, and I want him to DC
the same.
DIR. Wilson, have no cbsrgesto make.
DIR. Bingell-Make your charges IN
writing. Accompanying the remark with
a violent Trump on the table. DR.. Bingei
repeated this several times, being finally
Quoted by the Chair
DR.. WIlson-l will mere state that have
no charges to make, and ell the power IL
this world cannot compel me to make any
! will make zone.
DR.. B~ipgell-Then why were you sum
moned2
Dr.. Wilson-Just as you were-Sy The
committee.
DR.. Bingeli-How did the committee
know anything about in
DIR. Wilson, told Messrs. Picket and
Dslbrdgge. and afterwards President
Woods.
The Chair-Mr. Bingell, you must keep
quiet. -,
Mr.. Bingell Ito Wilson)-Don't you think
you we're q stinker tor going to Ed. Book
ing, and showing prescriptions tiilec
by ME or my clerk In the presence o.
Booking and others, just because opposed
your reelection.
Mr.. Wilson-There is not a word o
truth in that assumption.
Tue Chsir-This Is all irregslar.
DR.. Bingell--Will you enter the charges
in wriing2
DR.. Wilson, have no charges, and
don't propose being made make any.
DR.. Bingell--You have none to make
DR.. Wilson-No. sir.
Dt. Bingell-Who made the complaint
DR.. Wilson, told you, and you can
easily verify the statement.
The Chair-If l sm capable of Judging,
the charges are on the table pointing tC
the powders and pills
DR.. Bingell-Give the gentleman a piece
of paper and let him make his charges.
The Chair-The committee has disposed
of that.
Dr.. Bingell-I object.
The Chair-ITo DR.. Wilson Go on.
MORE PILLS.
DR.. Wilson-This prescription, No. 1876.
was made January %, 1866, for Mrs.
Eberly. 1t calls Tor five grain quinine
pills. This is one of those furnished
marked "B" pill exhibited and his is 8
regular FIVE grain pill exhibiting You
sea the pill furnished is only the size of a
three grain pill.
Mr.. Delbrugge-Might not the same
amount of q~uinine be in the pill furnished
as in that FIVE grain pill .
DR.. Wilson, think not. Thy are all
manufactured to a standard. Now,this pill
exhibiting another is one received on the
same prescription being sent back to be re,
filed. You see it is only about the size Of
a one.grsin pill. suppose it is only o.,
grain.
DR.. Biogell-You suppose it is2
DR.. Wilson, know it is not a five grain
pill; don't yos2
DR.. Bingell-I don't know anything
about it,
DR.. Wilson, do.
DR.. Bingell-Still you never preferred
any charges.
DIR. Wilaon-No. But ! am notthrough.
DR.. BiDgell-Well, hurry up.
The Chair-Mr, Bingell, please keep
quiet.
DR.. Wilson-Now here is another pill,
sent 10 the same patient on January 26,
1886. l should have received five gain
pills, but obtained this [exhibiingl. !
tried again, rewriting the prescription,
thinking l could get what l wanted, but |
got this, Exhibiting a pill about the size
Of one grain When they we're used, the
gravity of the case being over, | ordered
three grain pills and got some like this,
Exhibiting one Of n grain sizel. The
prescription has been reflled several times
since with practically the same pills.
DR.. Bingell-Where did you get these
gelatiue.coated pills2
DR.. Wilson, will explain in a moment.
In prescription No. ia l ordered three
grain pills. got what seem to be two
grain gelatine-costed pills exhibiting J
The Doctor here made long explanation
of the manufacture and size OF various
weights Of pills.
MORE OF THE SANE.
DR. Wilsoa-Now, here of a prescription
l wrote for the Price family. 1t is No.
l43, and calls for three grain pills. Here
is a sample Of what was sent. Pill about
half wav between one and two grains ex-
hibited Here is another pill sent 10 the
sauna family II should nave been three