88 Iowa 661 | Iowa | 1893
It appeared without question on the trial that, at and for several years prior to the time charged, the defendant was in the employ of S. E. Baker & Co., manufacturers of proprietary medicines at Keokuk, Iowa; that he traveled with a team and wagon carrying the medicines manufactured by said company and selling the same from house to house to whomsoever would purchase. The defendant did not hold himself out as a physician, nor assume to determine what'the ailments of people were, but he did distribute printed circulars, issued by Baker & Co., representing their medicines to be cures for certain diseases named in the circulars, and the
Our conclusion is, that there .was no error prejudicial to the defendant, and that the judgment of the district court should be aeeirmed.