and gave him 15 grs. more of Phen. & left him doing
nicely - we had decided to get the party off on the ship
so 1 gave orders to James just how and what to do & told
the boy to sponge him well all the time which he did and
reduced his fever to norm. After dinner I packed up his
goods. J then took Mrs. Hayes in charge for she was
taken with fever. I gave her 12 grs. of Phenocol and
left her for a little - but her constitution was not so
strong as the men's and when I went in to see her in
helf an hour I saw something was wrong. I immediately
knew what it was so I applied water to her head freely
and soon relievd her. In due time we had the party
ready for the ship. Mr» Hayes was very week & when we
got to the river's bank she fainted. I took her in my
aras and held her head down and in a few seconds she was
O.Ke We landed the party of 3 safely on board the ship
Teneriff and there we left them. I went to Londe - & the
others went to their respective places.

Sunday Feb. 7 1897

Very early I went to the ship to see how my patients

fared during the night + and I found thea comparatively
well - except Mrs. Hayes who was suffering with headache.
IT at once began to rub her head and in five minutes she
began to be better, and to perspire. In due time I left
them in very good order and went back to Londe and the
ship started for Eng. I stayed about the house all day
and read until about 3 p.m. when we all went to Mr. Harvey’
of the A.B.M.U. and had communion service. After which we
stayed to tea. After which we had prayers - and our party
went to Londe - while I stopped the night with Bros.
Clippingdale. Good-night. God bless all dear ones

every whereo

J.8.Crowley
