An accident which caused great alarm, but was happily unattended by any serious injury to life or lijiib, occurred on the Lancashire and Yorkshire Company's olectric railway between Liverpool and Southport, when, owing to the fog, a stationary train was crashed into by another. Fortunately the impact was not severe enough to injure anyone. ■ It was sufficient, however, to croato a short circuit, which sot fire to both tho trains, the woodwork blazing rapidly. Five cars woro practically wrecked. Somewhat earlier an almost similar accident occurred on a line belonging to the same company. Both accidents appear to have been duo to tho difficulty of reading tho signals in tho f °6- . .'.[■ ' . \ There's a pill that will never go wrong, "lis sung of in Limerick song; "Laxo-Tonic," its name, Like a bright star its fame. Its career will be brilliant and long. [ LAXO-TONIC PILLS, IOJd. and Is. 6d. U
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Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 470, 31 March 1909, Page 11
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149Page 11 Advertisements Column 1 Dominion, Volume 2, Issue 470, 31 March 1909, Page 11
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