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Q. Did you satisfy yourself whether any body was to blame for it at all A. I came to the conclusion there was no one to blame. Q. And acted accordingly? A. Yes sir. Q. Have you any doubt now about the accuracy of that conclusion A. No sir. Q. Was there any thing to be done for the patient A. Nothing more than to apply some stimulant to increase the absorption Q. Nothing else A. No sir. Q. Took care of itself after a time A. After due time. By Mr. Hall: Q. Do you know whether the patient bears any marks of the blow now A. I think nothing serious. Q. Of course if there was a mark under the eye you would see it A. Yes sir Q. Do you know whether there is or not A. I think there is not. By Mr. Baker: Q. I wish you would state just what you say and heard of the Hill case And what you did in reference to it A. The matter came to my