Clevenger v. State

ON REHEARING

November 14, 1923.

MORROW, Presiding Judge.

— Appellant testified that he purchased two quarts of whisky which he had in his possession for the purpose of using it for medicine; that he had been advised to put bitter apple in whisky as a remedy for chills and fever; that during the past two years some of the members of his family had been ailing with that malady most of the. time and he had been advised that if it continued it might produce black jaundice; that the only reason for having the whisky in question was to take it to his home and fixing it for medicine and using it for…