The morning call., 1894-02-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
Run Down BY Loaded Handcar
D. 7. ALLYN'S SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON
THE B. AND NJ. R. R.
His Escape, Sickness and Recovery.
Pluck, Parnfysis-A Railroads.
Inrrafifuhe.
From the wallace (Nebr.) Herald.


From the Wallace (Nebr.) Herald.
Last summer Mr.. D.. I. Allyn of this
place worked for the B. and III. railroad
as a section hand on the section extending
east from Tecumseh. the county seat of
johnson County, Nebraska On the I'd
day of July he met with an accident that
nearly cost him his life. He and hVe
other men were working handear In
front of which was push-car. Mr. Allyn
was standing on the front part OF the car,
with his back toward the direction IN
which the car was being run. just as the
two cars came together the foreman
ordered him to step from:lhe car on which
they were riding on to the push-car. ana
at the same time signaled another OF the
men to apply the brake, which slackened
their speed enough TO cause gap o lew
feet between the cars
In stepping back to comply with the
order he fell upon his back in the middle
OF the railroad track, AMI the car. with It's
load OF i've men, tools and water-keg. In
all weighing fully ton, passing over him.
a rod on the under side of the car caught
MS feet and doubled him up so that his
itet struck his face. As he rolled over the
Duil-wheel struck his back and inflicted
ne Injury that came so near proving fatal.
ne car was raised from the rails and
thrown off the track.
he was carried to town, and DR.. Snyder.
tne b. ana Nj. railroad surgeon at Teeum-
sen, was summoned. Alterward Dr. G. &.
y ford. DR.. Y Oden and Dr. Waters. all Of
Wymore, Nebr., We're called in in con-
sultati0n. but they could afford no relief,
About the 1St Of October he became par
alyZed from his waist down. The sense
OF feeling entirely left his legs, which ne-
came drawn one across the nther DR..
Livingston of Plattsmoutb, Nebr., the
head physician IF the b. and NJ. railroad
system. was summoned TO treat the case,
but finally informed his patient mat he
could not live to see July, 1898. He
had not the means TO pay the expenses nf
law suit against the railroad company.
but the company's attorneys very willingly
compromised the claim for damages bv
paying him $1,000.
His condition continued to grow worse,
the excruciating pain in his back never
ceaSlng, until upon the Recommendation
| and by the request Of lady friend,
Mrs. w. q. Swan, OF Tecumsch, Neb., he
began taking Pink Pills for Pale People
10 the Herald reporter he said: 'Ihad no
more faith In hem than | would have had
IN eating handful of dirt" He commenced
taking the pills on the 2d day Of February.
taking one after each meal, and in en- days
time, to his surprise and intense delight,
the pain began to leave him. For seven
months he had suffered continuously. and
MS JOY vi hen relief came can be imagined
but not described. He continued taking
the Pink Pills until the fore part OF May.
About the middle of March he could go
about his ordinary work without any in
convenience. He considers himself entirely
cured and feels as we'll as he ever did,
except that his back is not as strong as it
was before he was hurt -
This spring he moved on to farm
twelve miles southwest of Wallace, where
! he has planted good erop*of corn and is
doing n bal
| Should anyone doubt the statements here Elm
/ made, they are invited to see him per-
! sonally or write TO him, and address him
/ at Wallace. Neb He is thankful for what
Pink Pills have done for him, ana is
! willing to go to some trouble TO let others
know of their wonderful curative prop
critics.
Dr. Williams Pink Pills, it seems, con-
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They are an unfailing specific for such dis
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heart, pale and sallow compilations, that
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These Pills are manufactured by the DIR.
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81 90 ahd are never sold IN bulk.