THE CAIN POISONING CASE.
[PKB riffiSS ASSOCIATION.]
DtrNEDOT, This day. Tho principal point of Mr Drow's evidence was that if antimony was administered to a person sufforing from dropsy, kidney disease, or affection of tho heart, it would tend to a fatal rosult. Althoughho could not speak with absolute certainty, ho had a very decided opinion on that point. Cases of marked weakness, like Cain's system, could only tolerate a very small quantity of antimony.
It is now improbablo that tho caBO will bo concluded this week.
(For continuation of news see fourth page.)
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Daily Telegraph (Napier), Issue 4825, 27 January 1887, Page 3
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