Keller v. Caldwell Furniture Co.

The first five exceptions are without substantial merit. The testimony to which they relate was admissible as tending to show that the plaintiff’s injury affected his ability to perform physical labor and to earn money. Wallace v. R. R., 104 N. C., 442; Eansley v. R. R., 115 N. C., 611; Rushing v. R. R., 149 N. C., 161; Hargis v. Power Co., 175 N. C., 31. The exceptions are not within the principle, stated in Shepherd v. Lumber Co., 166 N. C., 130.

*415Tbe second assignment of error questions tbe competency of evidence and tbe propriety of remarks made by one of tbe plaintiff’s attorneys in bis…