When the proceedings, adjourned from Tuesday, were resumed, Dr. Shislo gave evidence as to plaintiffs condition, He expressed the opiniion, that the fracture to plaints ollak-bone caused by the accident to pleurisy and bad resi able to work, but not so well before the accident.—Witness, estimated his disability at 25 per cent.
The evidence of Dr. Bolton was to the effect that sul causing no dis the movement of the arm fret doctor added that he regarded plaintiff as "out for what he could get."
'For the defence, Dr. Bryson, who examined plaintiff' on Tharsday afternoon, said he found no evidence of pleurisy. There was an apparent weakness of the loft arm, but he teated the muscles and found them rormal, It appeared that plaintiff had made no attempt to use the arm.and this was bound in, time to lead to. atrophy. He found. also that, plaintiffs health undermined by chronic the nose and throat.
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