The symptoms which afflicted Mr. J. A. Joseph, all clearly indicated the cause of his trouble. His was a case of Neurasthenia if ever there was one. Yet all the medicines he took, even those prescribed by his physician, failed to cure him, and his condition went from bad to woree. It was the old story of th way suggested; the people could not have escaped in the manner suggested, namely, over the back fence; and at the most they could only have had between Th. 4,000 or Tls. 5,000 worth of stock on the premises at the time of the Bub-Inspector Morrison described the premises, He and his men arrived on the scene seven minutes after the alarm was given, and until the fire was over they unable to find anyone connected with the factory. In two rooms at the factory witness found number of open boxes with old clothes strewn around. Apparently the best clothes had been taken away; one box was empty. Witness examined the fence at the rear and there was no sign of anyone having got over or under it, The proprietor whom witness saw at noon, ssid that he was asleep at the time of the fire, but imagined that one from " beam into ded that no one was the time. The proprietor lad the rssager slept la 1000) at the back of the office, The following day the whole of the factory staff went to the station and the foreman coolie enid that he was working in the factory st the time and that be knocked down " lamp which fell on " tin of oil which burst into flame and the fire was so fierce that he could do Mr. J. A. Joszra or Manpatay. trying all the wrong methods before) finding the right one—of a vain effort pel symptoms by the ure of!
temporary tonics, instead of getting at the root of the trouble by Jetellding the secrous eyetom—throogh the blood. In the hope of saving other victims to Nervous Breakdowa much of the suffering he under of showing them the "short-cut" yock to perfect health, Mr. Joseph, who, it contractor lay, give permis-mast be stated, is a prominent building
sion some short time ago for the following facts concerning his case to be nothing. This man said that the proprietor and manager were sleeping on the premises at the time, that s number of coolies were working with bim in the godown, and that they all escaped over the back fence. The coolies denied that they were in the godown at the time, but said that they were in the back of the premises. Witness prodaced written statements made by accused to the Chinese interpreter at Harbin Road station and afterwards signed by them. When witness visited the scene of the fire the following Monday there was a frame against the fence and the latter had been slightly broken.
Cross - examined—The fire was sufficiently fierce to damage s tree on the other side of the creek and also to set alight piles of wood there. The frame that was against the fence on Monday was on the ground in the compound on Sunday.
The case was adjourned until next day, "The strain and worry of business was the primary cause of my health giving way some years ago," said he, "and in spite of every effort I made ind of all that wes done for me, ued to lose ground, A feeling: of utter weariness and listlessness took possession of me. Everything I did was a trouble and I only wanted to rest, I was constantly drowsy and could have fallen asleep almost at any moment of the day. I because so short of breath that even the effort of walking upstairs left me gasping. Palpitations and patus in the chest troubled meso much that at times I thought my heart was horsting.
"Severe pains followed oven the lightest meal; often I vomited what I had eaten. My stomach became farther weakened and irritated by the many aperient and other medicines I took, until eating was a positive misery, and I dreaded even the thought of solid food. So acute was my weakness that my hands and legs often-times trembled and shook and I felt that I should drop with exbansti The physi ian I consulted at this time told me plainly that I was suffering from Acate Debility; I had been under his treatment for come time, yet steadily getting worse' and worse, when Pills for Pale People had ered a dose of Debility which apparently was even worse than mine, So I got a supply of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, fully determined to give them a fair trial, "Marked improvement was not noticeable at once, I did not expect that it would be; but by the time I had reached the third bottle the change for better was remarkable. My nerves were steadied and braced up, I had such an appetite and ate with such enjoy ment as I had not known for a long time, Steadily and surely "riy strength returned, The palpitations diminished by degrees until they ceased entirely; I was able to work hard at my business once again without feeling undoly tired; my digestion became normal, enabling me to take substantial food without ap; painer inconvenience whatever. Throu, the use of these wonderful Dr. Will-lams' Pink Pills for Pale People I ultimately became fully restored to health, and I have remained strong and well ever since, It gives me pi relate this experience now 80 the same manner may know of the one certain for Nervous Debility.
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