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Pacific Press Publishing Company · Oakland, California · Jan 20, 1898

FromSigns of the Times, Vol. 24, No. 3.

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Good Advice.—

It is good advice given in McClure’s Magazine for January, article, “The Life of the Railroad Man,” by H. E. Hamblen. It was counsel given the writer when he began his experience: “Keep your eyes and ears open; obey orders strictly, whether you can or not, and be careful never, under any circumstances, no matter how big a hurry you are in, to step upon a railroad track anywhere, without first looking both ways; and if you see anything approaching near enough so that there is any doubt about your being able to cross in perfect safety at an ordinary walk, don’t go; always give everything on wheels the right of way.” This advice is worth much more than the magazine costs. “Obey orders strictly, whether you can or not,” is a good motto for a Christian. God will supply the power.