The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-16
A RAILROAD N'Hn-mUk.
UHiT TIE 7EERIBEE AFTER EN-.
IECiS TRODECE.
Often Worse ihnu the Accid-n'-Au In -.
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| ofirn Worse THAI the Accid-n'-Au In ,,,.
Wv with Enii GA Man Who e..
| rhr"nSh. +" al How IL, survived.
shall neYer forgot that terrible wrock TO
| my dying day." said an Old railroad man re-
| Gently. llo was telling some friends how he
| had been saved from Il horrible death in n late
| disaster on the Boston and Albany Rajlrood
bandased arm and an ugly cash across hls
| lett check shovel how extremely narrow hia
| escape had been
The accident was caused hy Il detective sum
port 20 bridge. which savs way lust asatrain
was CROSSING causing nearly all hut two cars
to dash down an awful precipir, nj crushing
TO death every soul who went with them. Tbe
danger vas never suspected rhrnu IN care.
lessness the support on which the .,totv ~
the bridge depended had become weak noI
useless. Totriuic. indeed. was the result -
You barely c,caned with your lIfs." re-
mrqprked one OF the marty. but that wAs sonie-
es. that y true. but for many a long dnv
atterwarI bitterly regretted nv iie hal bee,
endured from the nervous shock I sustained
Ny nerves were al In a 1niNer from morning
with feeling OF intense dread us though
another terrible accident was about 20 tLEs
PLACE; seldom SLEPT at night had no no
uetite. could cat nothing. became cumpl bly,
{, get weak Or every day. The doctors ,nn,lT
tod me that my case was homeless. ami pni,l
troubles for tho ic.t OF my lilo Had It
not been Tor II remedy l WAS persuaded
to try. | am convinced their predictions.
would have heen fulfilled. Fortunately iook
the advice OF our sGrerintenlent and tried
Iaine's celery COMPOUND. and tho eject OF it.
was simply wonderful. In iess than two weeks,
| was on my feet attending to some special
business for the company. In n month felt
as well as ever did. AMI my neighnors were
all talking about my wonderful recovery. +
owe everything to Paines celery compound.
was ever discovered; NY. arm is now neaI ally
well. and in few days shall he doing nv
old work ~ well a. ever. bnt should probably
have been disabled for tho rest Of nv ,l.vs II
hadn't tai on Puine's celery compound whoa [
did" "'''
such plain. straightforward Testimony as
ms Is convincing. 1t shows that the won,,.,r.
tul remauy above referred to T. n sure cur.
amp weak ceilings from which thousands .,
mp ana women suffer. 1t is not surprising
TO pear o. such people dying suddenly OF henrr
faiPro az becoming hopelass victims Of
nctous rrostration. When thS detective su.,.
pop gives way the bridge falls: when tt,e
nerfes lose ther strength the whole system
hreeSs down. Tho nerves are the support OF
thehtire system. Whenever they give wav
the Lhealth Is instantly shattered some
strap on the nerves arising from excitement
Worf over work. over indulgence or eXcnssus
OF ny kind may start a weak spot and then
sioY but surely disease cTeeps into tho
neryts system until complete prostrnti"n
nnalf takes place To neglect any SYMPHONIC
Prout attent ion and tho use of such a relia.
pie ~ standard remedy as Paine's celery
comtEnd can alone prevent the terrible e:.
lects Vllch are sure to folow.-idr.