The San Francisco call., 1895-11-02
NERVOUSNESS.
THE CLASSES OF PEOPLE WHO
SUFFER FROM 1T.
Brain Workers, People Who Worry, and
People Who Endure Long Con-
tinued Physical Strain.
From the Examiner, San Francisco. Cal.

From the Examiner, San Francisco, Cal.
tits generally agreed that a mans physical
condition Is dependent, to great degree, upon
the nature OF his employment Men whose oc-
cupation ncccssitates the constant use of the
brain, without any opportunity for physical
exercise, are generally nervous, while men en-
p!oyed at manual labor requiring no exercise
OF the brain function are almost universally
possessed OF sound nervous systems, not easily
disturbed by existing events.
A striking illustration of this principle is
found in the case Of Professor George E. Cole
man, who Is professional pianist and who
was until within recent years druggist. Pro-
fessor Coleman lives at 1880 Buchanan street,
San Francisco. He is we'll known here as q
pianist, having played at some of the most
popular music halls in the city Mr.. Coleman
Is not man of strong frame, and he has been
his work at the piano. He has had to play
continuously for several hours during every
evening for five years, and his nervous systom
finally gave way under the strain. He was
forced to retire from regular work at the piano.
but that did not have the effect of improving
his condition. Upon the contrary he steadily
grew woIse. HIS nerves had been shattered,
lungs had been affected by his having been
exposed TO counter draughts in poorly yenti-
iated halls. HIS condition soon became such
that he was confined to his home, and finally
gave himself over to the care of a physician.
Mr. Coleman's experience as druggist had
given him an acquaintance with diseases
and their remedies, SO he had full knowl-
edge OF just what was necessary on his part to
effect a cure.
after several weeks careful treatment by
the physician" said Mr.. Coleman 81 could
notice no improvement in my condition. If
anything l think l was considerably worse.
Inc IN, actlon OF my lungs had become so weak
that was afraid TO walk any distance un-
assisted for fear of falling through loss of res
pIration. My nervousness had advanced to an
alarming stage. | was not able to contain N.Y.
sell Tor even short time, but had always TO
De tum bling with something or moving ner-
Vously about the room. 1t was while was in
this condition that noticed in paper an ar
| ticle on Williams Pink Pills. l determined to
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| they didn't kill me, but Pm not going to tell
| you that they cured me Immediately: my case
| was much too serious for that But had not
| taken full box before felt great relief. My
respiration was more certain, was gradually
| regainlng control OF nerves and my condition
was generally improved. kept right on tax
| ing the pills and getting well. Now, had
| taken just three boxes of them when consid-
cred myself a cured man. And was right, Tor
| although quit taking the pills, did not re-
| lapse into my former condition, but grew
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