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[page 270] of it? A. No, sir. Q. But you sent him up there and he went in alone and examined the patient? A. Yes, sir Q. Very sick, and he pronounced it the case named? A. Yes, sir. Q. And ordered you to bandage the patient, and that "she will be all right very soon," and went out and left her? A. Yes, sir Q. And didn't come back until you went for him to come back, or to Dr. Sanborn, one or the other? A. No, sir. Q. Did Miss. Reed recover? A. She did Q. How long after wards before she was comfortable well in her mind. I am now speaking rather of her mind than of her body A. I remember that she was sick a long time, and that she was carried to the sick room, and that I went and sat up with her two nights. I cannot remember how long she was sick. Q. How was it with her mental condition? Did that improve? A. It did, yes, sir. Q. To what extent? A. I called her as sane as any one. Q. You called her a sane person? A. Yes, sir Q. You mean to say she so far recovered from