The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1894-02-20
I'M Down BY a Loaded Handcar
|. r. ALLYN'S SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON
THE Il. s. M. II. r..
Ills Escape, Sickness and Recovery,
Pluck, Paralysis-A Railroads.
~ Ingratitude.

From The Wallace, Neb. Herald.
Last summer Mr.. d. t. Allyn, of this
Mace worked for the 4. and NJ railroad
as a section hand, on the section extending
east from Tecumseh, the county seat of
Johnson county, Nebraska. On the Cd day
of July he met with an accident that nearly
cost him his life. He and five other men
were working Il hand car in front of which
was a push car. Mr.. Allyn was standing
m the front part of the car, with his back
| towards the direction in which the car was
being run. Just as the two cars came to-
xether the foreman ordered him to step
from the car on which they were riding on
10 the push car and at the same time
signdled another OF the men to apply the
brake, which slackened their speed enough
10 cause gap OF d few feet between the
cars.
In stepping back to comply with the order
he fell upon his back in the middle of the
railroad track and the car, with its load of
five men. tools and water key, in all weigh
ms fully a ton, passing over him. \ rod
on the under side of the car caught his feet
and doubled him up so that his feet struck
his face. AS he rolled over the bull wheel
struck his back and inflicted the injury that
came 50 near proving fata.. The car was
Gaised from the rails and thrown off the
crack
He was carried to town and DR.. SNYDER
The s. ana II. railroad surgeon at Tecum-
r.
{. Gafiord, DIR. Noden and DIR. Waters. all
Of Wymore, Neb., were called in consulta
ton, but they could afford no relief About
The LIST oi october he became paralyZed
San his v aist down. The sense of feeling
entirely left his legs, which becam drawn
one across the other. D.. Livingston, of
Portsmouth, Neb., the head physician of
the y. and Nj railroad system was sum-
moned TO treat the case, but finally in
formed his patient that he could not live
20 see july, 1888. He had not the means
TO pay the expenses of IA law suit against
the railroad company, but the company's
attorneys very willingly copromised the
claim tor damages by paying him $1,000.
His condition continued to grow worse,
ne eAcruci3ting pain in his back never
>sasiAS, until upon the recommendation
jnd ty the request OF lady friend. Mrs.
! ". o. Swan, OF Tecuinseh, Neb., he began
/ rak.nS Pink Pills for Pale People. To The
-araid reporter he said: II had no more
Attn III them than L would have had in
4tuS a handful of dirt" He commenced
lAnS the pills on the I'd day OF February,
iaiis one after each meal, and in ten
~ time, To his surprise and intense de-
7nJ' the pam began to leave him. For
even months he had suffered continuously.
u mis- JOY when relief came can be mag
med oUt not described. He continued taxi
ms the Pink Pills until the fore part of
May. About the middle Of March he
SCu-A Sp dbOut MS ordinary %OrK without
am Inconvenience. lie COnSluerS hlIli-
SELF entirely cured and feels well ne
ever dId, except that his back Is not as
strong as It was before he was hurt.
tAiS spring he moved farm twelve
niies southwest OF Wallace, where he has
planted 4 5000 crop OF corn and IL dolns
ali MS worh without any hired help. Should
ANY one doubt the statements herein made
they are invited to see him personally or
NFtte 10 aim, and address hin! at W dl!dce.
Neo- e Is thankful for what Pink Pills
nave Gone Tor him, and is willing to go to
some trouble to let others Know OF their
@oIderfUi curative properties.
~. Niiliams's Pink Pills, it seems, con-
in in u condensed form all the elements
l-cessary TO give new life and richness TO
the blood, and restore shattered nerves.
They are an unfatung specific iof such dis
>---en= d lltou1OtOT ALaA1a, pdrJ-ai pdraly SIS,
81. N'i;us dance, sciatlca, neuralgia, rheu-
rlttfsln, nervous headache. the alter effects
of tae grip. palpitdtlon OF the heart. pale
ana saIIUW cUmpieXiuns, That tired feellnS
resulting from nervous proStration; ali dis
-. -, rt2,e1iltirg@ from Vitiated hurnors in
he blood. such as sCrOfu-a, chronic cry
.,jr9e-ts. etc They are also d SPECIFIC for
1roubles peculiar 70 females, such as sup
!,r-ssions Irregularities and all forms OF
weakness. They bGiid up the blood and
restore The glow Of health to pale or sallow
,,heeks. In men they effect a radical cure
IN all cases arising from menua- worry,
oyeryvOrk, or excuses of whatever nature.
These pills are manufactured by the Dr.
Williams Medicine Company, Schenectady.
n \. and Brockvilie, Ont, and are sold
in boxes at 80 cents Il box, o. six boxes Tor
s. 81, and are never sold in bulk.