Warned By A Blue Light

'Tve sa fea a cab for twenty-five ;us," saiil a veteran of the throttle. 'You'll never catcih me taking out an niíine that hoa once been in a vreek. Boóue eOgBlnee are unlucky ind othett a tot, and I don't take uiy chances. You may say what ou've a ni mi tü, but I believe in Igne and I always swear by theni. Vhen I ws a ycrang man I used to un on the Nypo.no, and I got quite a reputatitm CUS a reckless runner. Ttoe road had been troubled that priiitc witíi waliouts and engineers bad been cautiioned to run carefully over dangrous secttoms. Well, I never paid mutli attent ion to these directions aaid used to smash iny train ttorough on time no matter how bad the track was. "I waa goïng down a grade one i.ü-iit with a heavy train and a lot oí tbrongb pesea8Cr8 lor New York, mil was iiiakiiiK1 gaoa time, w'iien all of a radden I snw a blue liight that Beemed to swing just anead oí the pilot. The l;ght kcpt bobUng In front of me for ncarl.v a mile, but I was niod to say anytliing to the flremui about Ut. Finally I got so nervous that I pulled np the traia and told the riremam that I thought the s:dc har was loose. "I ctbnibed out of the cab, but the mdbute we stopped the bluo lirht dteappetured. I t'hought I'd take a íittle iu:i down the traek, however, and jtiBt a few roda ahead I found a big uivcrt waabed clean out. Of course we had to lay until it was iixed, and I got lots of praise for arlng a bad wreek, lut it was all owing to that blue liglht."- Ko:he8ter Deinocrat (iironicle. Lane's Medicine Moves the Bowrels Each Day. - In order to be liealthj this is necessarv.