Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-02

4 Locomotive Engineers Instinct
NOW He Saved A Train and How
He Saved Himself

On one OF the darkest and stormiet NIGHTS Of the
cant onusuA winter the express on one OF the leading
New York railroads moving westward from Albany.
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.ocs Out the storm WAS 20 binding It almost I'm
poe0oe TO distinguish anything even Ct . abort dis.
tanee Under such circumstances instinct necessarily
sases the place Of sight. An seemed TO be going we'll
an instant the engineer reversed his engine.
applied the air brakes and came to full stop Why he
dd 20 he could not tell any more than any Of us can
1or the dread Of coming saster and death and
10 tne wondering inquiry Of his fireman simply sid:
IAeea toss something's wrong" seising lantern b
sWune nmsen down from the cab and went forward to
investigate Everything appeared to be right and he
was ABOUT to return to his enne when his eye caught
peculiar appearance at the joint Of the rail
70 nun Brushing the accumulated snow away. he
,ooAeo moment and then uttered an exclamation Of
horror The rails both sides had been unspiked and
would have turned the instant the engine touched
tnen What inspired this attempt at train-wreckine
out 1t vas the confederstes Of
prisoners VINO were on the train hoped in the confu-
sion OF an accident, to deliver their friends
engineer John Donohoa Of Albany. t. whose wonder.
f instinct was due the salvation Of the train when
ASKED oy the writer why he stopped his engine said
WRONG"
Do you have these feelings often when upon the
foad?" continued the writer
NO very seldom although for the past twenty Year,
anything
"How is thats"
why, have been victim Of one Of the worst cases
OF DYSPEPSIA ever known. have not been confined to
my oed as like thousands Of Others am compelled to
WORK whether able or not Indeed when it first began
had only loss Of appetite faint feeling that would
not go away, and bad taste in the mouth but finally
got those terrible craving and knawing feelings that
make Life 30 unbearable and are known as general de-
bility."
"What did you DON
u tried physicians untf became discouraeed gave
esht different ones fair tests but none OF them bene
ntted me then tried proprietary incidence but they
1aied likewise 1t looked pretty dark me- 80 as
any more peace or enjoyment this world was con.
cerned and became terribly discouraged"
You certainly do not look that way now"
oh. no. indeed, am in perfect health now was the
reply. and propose to continue So My nervousness
Is entirely gone; sleep nights: the aching numb
ness has disappeared the pale sicy appearance has
given place to the color of health and have readily
put on desh This is what has been accomplished by
means OF Warmers Tippecanoe If can be cur after
chronic illness Of nearly quarter of century be-
ieve all suffering in similar can be restored
by using the same great remedy"
such Is the testimony Of who could detect and
remove unseen danger the road but could
the dangers from within his system until brought
face to face with the great preparation above named
which did much for him and can do as much for all
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