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THE EAILEOAD ENGIKEEB.
ir.w Work and Ware*—The Dtead
vantarea to Contend with While
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Pbila'lolphia Press.
It in very evident that the whole'coarse of an
engineer h career is not as smooth as the track
he runs over. They are supposed to exercise
presence of mind, never mind what stares them
in the face. The engineers on the Pennsylvania
railroad receive >3.80 a day, or >lls a month.
