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able.
Q. Did she eat very much? A. She began to eat quite consider-
Q. She was on a restricted diet for some time, was she ? A. There
were certain things she was not able to take with these herbs.
Q. And during the two months she was home she took it easy and
did not work at all ? A. She could not work, she was bedridden.
Q. And that was twelve years ago? A. Yes.
Q. Since that time your mother has not done any of her housework?
A. She has had somebody to do the work for her.
The Court: He has testified to all that. You are simply repeating
his testimony. It is not cross-examination to repeat what a witness
says on direct examination. You must follow the testimony. You can-
not waste our time that way.
Prosecuting Attorney: Q. How long has it been since your mother
has been blind in one eye? A. Since June, 1931.
The Court: That is just repetition. You have a habit of doing
that and you must break yourself of it.
Prosecuting Attorney: That is all, your Honor."
RHEUMATIC PARALYTIC FOR YEARS NOW A
WELL WOMAN
"Oakland, Calif.
For years I suffered so from Rheumatic Paralysis that I was un-
able to leave my bed. My hands and face were swollen and I had
agonizing pains all over. My bladder and kidneys were in a terrible
condition and I had pleurisy pains.
I had been treated by numerous doctors and had stayed in a hospital
for many months, but my condition was not at all improved. A
friend urged me to try the Fong Wan Herbs. We bought and cooked
some of the herbs at home, and my bladder and kidneys were relieved
almost immediately.
I took the herbs for about four months, and words cannot express
my gratitude for my complete recovery. I am also happy to say that
although I have taken no herbs at all for a long time, I still remain
well." - - - MRS. G. STAFF.
(Original given many years ago.
In 1936 her friend reported her as being well.)
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