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Show mmm i IjLARRY AND ad noiselessly mounted his wheel to return to the into the library. dropped Then he removed office. his shpes and stole out into the halL "Onyhow, I've done my duty,' 'said walking without noise in his stoeknig Larry, as he rode along; an' if thim teer.j At the foot nf .th cfow- I f ellys don't catch the rogues, It's no , paused, hearing The door of tLe: room was eviWhen he reached the office he was dently open, aa a broad beam of light shone into the liall. besieged with questions by the night-cler- k . and the other employes, and for With his heart beating so we was quite a hero. In time he imagined he could hear it, Larr? about halfLarry an hour the patrol wagon the,stiUrs .cMnSlng closely SPtSS drove back on its way to the police sta- the bannisters Lfuu, ana S? floi1 of f 7oiainS hand-cuffesecurely making a noise. He halted were the msiae, three dilii? They had closl tn tho and; aPP!ying his ear been comnletelv burglars. nnri ya snmrisod door, could plainly surrendered without a Sin. the Pn struggle. conversation in the room. Ap, . , m Whw or waguu rront there were sioppea three parently men, and the office Larry mounted the and the theyjwere. discussing said "There's just one thing step I would blowing open a small advisability which' like safe to ask you fellys: Who turned In stood in the room, evidently the recep- the ?l??v and other valuables the call for a messenger bye?" "That must a1 been me," answered of household. One of the men was one of the burglars. "I was feeling for trying to; pick the combination lock, as the noise of the explosion he along the wall to get to the door of the I ran my coatsleeve feared, might awaken the servants in library, and a little up of crank that against the rear of the mansion. The first bur- moved and made kind a sort of clicking Insisted the glar colonel would not be noise." at home that night, and they as well take their time to makemight ("That accounts for the call not coma cood ing in full," said Larry to the night-clerjob of it. y , ;r,., ,;i half-wa- y heard; this much,, and being back." "The crank only went v, Ilavlng satisfied of the intentions of the In"And now, me f rinds," remarked truders, Larry quietly descended the, stairs and returned to the library to Larry to the burglars, "me advice to is, don't try to rob a house whin put his idea; into execution. He first you there's a call-bo-x in the library and closed the door leading into the hall ' on Dolan's Larry duty." A muttered and then groped his way In the dark-nesst- o a corner of the room where he growl from the trio was the only anas the wagon drove on. x knew a telephone Instrument was lo- swer, Col. Collamore had spent the night cated. Larry had often sat in his ih the city, and the first news he had room waiting for the colonel to answer of the attempt to rob his house and the message he had brought from the the the effort was the anfailure city station ,and was familiar with,v the nouncement of , in the morning papers. .'. apartment. He knew that this telephone had a In the afternoon he drove home and stopped at the Mutual District office patented arrangement attached to the on his way out,, where he found Mr. transmitter to enable one to speak in Fisher j ust f coming on duty for the a lower tone of voice. Bv th iri at colonel had some converThe night. this instrument one could almost speak sation him and then drov on. ,with in ajwnisper, and yet be distinctly unwhen That evening Larry came en derstood by the listener at the other a found : duty he large, square envelopQ end of the wire. his the Collamore pn table, bearing two call bells on the itamp. When he Covering the opened it he found a telephone with his hand, to deaden the check for $50 and the following note: sound of their ringing, Larry turned "Col. Collamore his complipresents the jcrank at once, and, taking down ments to Mr. and Dolan, begs to Larry the 'receiver, listened for the reply of apologize for the unfortunate incident the operator at the central ofilce. , f last summer, which placed Mr. Larin a "(rive me 279," said Larry, Dolan In an embarrassing predicaof voice, when he ' received the ry ment for a short time. "Col. Collamore cheery "Hello!" of the girl at the cen- also begs MrTSLarry Dolan to accept tral office. the enclosed as a slight testimonial for In another moment ho distinguished the conspicuous services rendered by the voice of the night-cler- k at the Mu- him last night." ' tual District Messenger office, and the "Faith, he's apologized at. last," said familiar "Well ?" with which that per- Larry to the night-cler"and av son answered all telephone calls. coorse his apology is accepted. More "Misthcr Fisher, this is Larry," said over, I'm no longer 'Messenger Twenty-sthe! boy, in a whisper: ix,' but Mister Larry Dolan." "So I observe," answered the night clerk. Found In an Ostrich' Stomach, "Sh! Not so loud, if you plaze," cauThe stories about the omnivorous tioned Larry, forgetting that Mr. Fishappetite of an ostrich are sometimes er's voice, however loud, could not be received with skepticism. But actual heard beyond the receiver at his own exColla-more's, facts as revealed by a ear.: "Mishter Fisher, Tm at the and there's burglars up stairs. amination of one. of these birds which Send word to the police station, quick. recently died in Central Park, New - ; York, would seem to indicate that th I'm in the library." digestive distinctly, half had not beenantold. The are Larry spoke slowly andtook even ostrich of in the capabilities and evidently Mr. Fisher whole situation immediately. . The ex greater than those of a Harlem goswt, clamation of surprise which he uttered and it is less particular as to whatdis-it was half cut off by his closing the tele- swallows. The ostrich, which was taxidermist a few dajm phone suddenly; Larry knew that the sected byinahis stomach the following had would act promptly, and ago, night-clerwooden One articles: clothespin, two at that help would :: be forthcomingana Lpieces of glass (the bottoms of ber once lie closed tne .teiepnone incnes stole softly back to the window, confi- bottles), a mouth Harmonica nve wide, a metal dent that at that very moment a pa long and two Inches of an umbrella of men would be leav skate key, the ferrule trol wagon-loa- d : in it about stick the a of with I piece ing the station house. an inches wiU be four ordinary brass long, "Yes, and thim omadhauns aifther driving up the avenue, ringing! door key five inches long, a woman's comb, a woman's silk handtneir gongs and giving the whole thing black horntwo to himself, as he kerchief, pieces of coal about an away," said Larry window. three 6tones about an and thick inch "I think climbed out of the some cabbage, grass. with inch meet them." thick, I'd better ride down and ....... THE BURGLARS. ! I Larry Dolan thought it the coldest jjgbt be had ever experienced as he - along the wide suburban avenue jn the wind. face of the bitter northwest Larry was a messenger em- i . ployed by the ger company, ered a larsre Mutual District Messenand, as his station covsuburban area; he was called upon to make long Tides often upon his bicycle to answer the calls of tbe patrons of the company. In nearly of the rich suburban homes were g 3. d, I CLl the little electric call boxes which enable the owners to summon amessen-ge- r by Turning a crank. in been the had service He about a year: in fact, ever since his arrival in as he America from "Auld Ireland i He had been-quic- k to learn of his adopted country,: and, Cn account of the shrewdness and inof the best dustry, was considered one ' boys in The service. 'Bad luck to the man that called for ft messenger this night." said Larry to himself as he coasted down a grade, steadying his bicycle with his feet, while he rubbed his ears vigorously. v5b his disengaged hands. In his long called it. the ways ar- I . -- : :'--;- - id i i - gpun . k. : ..; ,:-- ea. ; - I k.. ' ; or as: ! ill t iicv lb . ; Silently Climbed Throve tle Open Window. night rides he had contracted the habit of talking to himself, "to tape me company," as he expressed it. "Cowld as it is. and late, too, he ought to be ashamed to ask any one to come this .distance. Besides, I don't believe he meant to ring for a bye,-onhow, as the annunciator only fluttered a bit, and did not turn in a full call." In act, this circumstance had led the night clerk to suspect that it was not a call, and he was once on the point of telling Larry not to answer it. "It makes me mad to think all this la for Col. Collamore,'' muttered Larry .44the most disagreeable ould curmudgeon on the line, v Didn't he have me station house last sumtaken mer, charged with stealing his pears, whin I'd been to his place to answer a all? There's no telling how it would have ended, either, if the mounted policeman on the beat bad not come in with the very bye from the reform farm that he had caught with a basketful of the colonel's pears. An the colonel niver so much, as said, 'I beg tour nardon. Larrv ." for the hurt to me feelings. As for that, he does not I I teem to know me name, and only says it:' when he sees me, 'Hello, twenty-six- , is that you T Bad luck to him and the Vowld weather together." Having restored the circulation in his benumbed ears, Larry increased; lis speed, and with head bowed down sped out the against the cutting wind, soon avenue at a, rate which brought the dark outlines or the uoiiamore Tilla to view. This was a large three-stor- y Queen Anne house, sitting back I surrounded by trees and shrubbery. As he rode up to tne siae entrance, he was surprised to see no light in the olonel 's L orary and - office. The only light visible was one that shone from second-storbedroom. ; The absence of a light in the library led Larry to believe that the call had been a mistake, for if a messenger were needed the colonel would be in "that room, which he used as, an office. Larry biew that the colonel would likely be alone, for the family were in Florida for the winter. He dismounted, and, leaning his against the carriage block, was about to ring the' bell, when he was startled to see that a window " leading into the library was open. this "Faith, now, an what doesfollowit mane?" said Larry, half aloud, ng Ms ha mt of talking to himself. He approached the window, and then he saw a large hole in the bottom of the upper pane, the piece of glass that had been removed lying upon the ground, and near it a gunny ack which rattled when he touched It with his foot. This discovery caused something like a cold chill to. course ' Lsirry It ; ; low-ton- : - I - y to-th- i- k, - post-morte- m i ; i k: 1 : I . 1 I i ' ', e e 1 " Tr T . "' it f mil mSmmm y $f-.t- y le i ar his back. ' - R:-- i . - ; Txri,.. toy' V.. navt a.-n- r ll ! TninilteS the burglars V disturbed. "Why should I bother mesilf looking nt for him? ' thought Larry, bitterly, "Sure, he's treated me badly enough nd it would only serve him right. Almost immediately he was ashamed; of Mmself for harboring such thoughts the better nature of the. sturdy Irish lad came to the top. "Faith. I'll eet even with him an do me other war." utv. tnn T'rri tVi rtnl v one that can ev the colonel from a robbery now, ad I'll do to him to it" It occurred assist--; fcount his for ride bicycle and eace, but he remembered that the; barest police station was nearly two ?"l?s distant, and unless he should Jteet some straggling patrolman the; psiars would have time to get awayj otq help arrived While debating; matter his eye fell upon his bicycle: l2sap, which was making- - a broad str&ak of light on .the driveway- - lie quickly rolled the wheel aside and hid behind the shrubbery, turning out "5 liht. a bold step; Larry resolved onhouse by the would go into the the burglars ISnd entered. He felt, ';:re the marauders were up staJr3J ? vicinity of that light, and Larrji -- an idea could be suc-.- , which, if fully carried, out would fw"11 quickest means of obtaining 'a nee. The lower sash was raJfea full height, the burglars having ! a Piece from the upper paue to eni a them to get at the window silently climbed through away and leave ' ' I ! i t as-- i j ; i ! ; ; ; s y 9 : fast-larr- y 1 . , med-Iclaes- i ; high-frequen- ic ((4 The Hit '. of the Season... ic is made by Aycr's Just Sarsa-parill- a. at this season wlw?n Sprirg and its debili-ttin- g Another View. ' "And anally,", said the retired business man to his son, who was Just entering on business life, "don't be too prompt in keeping your engagements. If you are always there sharp to the second, you will waste a days are with us, there is noth-inglikye- W Lead, Others Follow. The Union raclflc run the fastest trains to Chicago, Minneapolis, St Paul, Gouncll Bluffs, Kansas City, St. Louis, Salt Lake, Oeden. San Francisco. Portland. nntr Helena and all other principal points in - the Unitednearly States. See that ticket reads via this popular route. Noyour trouble to answer questions. 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"I had always been an American until I went arouna a curve in a cable car th's 'What difference did ' that morning." make?" "Then I became a Laplander.". new tem. It sweeps away the dullness, lack of appetite, and a as pain, Corroborated New Yorker Are Phlladel-phian- s as slow as New Yorkers think they are? Philadelphian (surprised) Do New . Yorkers think we're slow? ' to put life into the A' . r'3 Sarsaparilla ' -- . : busy brain did a great deal oi uniting. His first impulse wc un-- , le the I , V--- nt I . "Burglars!"' thought Larry, as he stooped down and felt the tools in the hn at depths of knowledge for the mere benefit of brother physicians, but for the benefit of the world. They place in the hands of the well man a means of keeping well; In'the bands of the sick man a means of recovery. To the parent give the power of saving the child.they Science Is working for you will you accept the proffered help ? Mrs. George Rowend, an estimable lady ; who resides at No. 276 East Main Street, has cause to feel grateful toward the science of medicine She stated to a that she had : been suffering reporter with ' a female r She had been trouble for many doctored : f or the ailment for a long timein fact, nearly all her life and had never received anything more than temporary relief.! During the last three years her condition grew worse and was by an affection of the heart.aggravated Her health was so poor that she found it almost impossible to perform her household duties. ," "I never believed In proprietary Mrs. Rowend, "but one said day - last fall I read an article In a newspaper which told of the cures effected by Dr. Williams Pink Pills, and I decided to try the medicine. Before I had taken thf contents of one box I began to feel "better. The depressing weakness which had bothered me for so many years began to disappear, and the action of jthe heart at once be--" came stronger . and more regular, and "J took nine boxes of the I have I am now feeling better thanpills for several years, and I have unbounded faith in the medicine." ' Dr., Williams' Pink Pills contain all the elements necessary to new life and richness to the blood give and restore Bhattered nerves. They are for sale by all druggists, or may be had by mall from Dr. Williams' Medicine Company, Schenectady, N. T., for 50 cents per box,:br six boxes for $2.50. New De8 for X Rays. Bacteriologists have been melted to renewed activity of experimentation and research by the announcement that the play of phosphorescent light will actually kill the bacilli of tuberculosis, and the value of the Roentgen ray for the same purposes will probably soon be determined. Pending further results in both these directions, D'Arsonval and Char-ri- n have been investigating the action of currents on bacterial toxines. , Former investigators have confined themselves to .H continuous currents, in which the results obtained are vitiated. by the chemical action due to electrolysis,! D'Arsonval and Charrin, on the other hand, have used alternating currents, the toxin contained in U:tubes plunged in being Iced water in order to prevent heating. The effect of the electrical action greatly diminished the virulency of the toxines 6f diphtheria and pyaemia, when tried on the Guinea pigs. Furthermore, the toxines, thus rendered harmless, sensibly augmented the resistance of the animals to Infection of a similar kind, becoming, in fact, preventive vaccines. If this proves to be; the case with the toxines of other bacteria it will provide a much better method of attenuation than that now in use, for, though in a few cases, this can be done, by age or drying, it is usually necessary to pass the .virus through the system of some unfortunate animal. A purely physical process would not only be more humane, but would give a certain and measurable result, instead of one always liable to be affected by unknown factors In the constitution of the animal operated upon, The Influence of the action of alternating currents on the bacterial, products in the human body, is one of the subjects tor new' lignt, on which electrotherapists and scientists generally are waiting with intense interDeafness Can Not Be Cured By local applications, as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness Is: caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When the tube is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing:, and when it 1st entirely closed Deafness Is the result, and unless the inflammation can' be taken T down Anti-Asthmat- est. ; semi-circul- Anti-Asthmat- . j : Smoking Is of tea considered a bad habit, if not a vice. This, however, does not apply to the of Kutnow's cigarSCIENCE HELPS YOU TO BE smoking ettes, which do not contain any tobacco! and YOUR OWN DOCTOR. might be called medicinal tubes, being made of healing herbs, gathered in the German and Scotch mountain regions.. 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Glasses Fitted and made . - order. GiASS E7ES F UttNISHtiD. for inf rnaion.-- . M'nte -- - two-thir- , nr hnt not " fme CoaTeriatlon inthe Room. celery, common dirt and a few " "v., lmlnor 'pieces of vegetables. The bird stg Putting on his shoes he to did not die from the effects of the junk ping hjcethem. w heel showdown the drtveway stomachj but from and into tte avenue, losis. s h saw two A. - f I s pecks nue 1uw, "in 1 BragrBrart. thA'ave- - "Yer a blow, ye arT' I heard one newsboy say to another on Park Row on focfAripil his the other day. Dismounting. a f tP-r, lighting it, "Yer or' a liar!" bicycle "No I hain't! Yer blowed around that stood could he uear;iue;"" rectly yer fadder was sent .to Sing Sins fur sure ,i hnrses li'.r' r as they tree years!" "Ana wasn 1 uex two a Naw; only got on months at de passed aDout island! ws wagon to ye and ye'd A11 de kids is the patrol When ucv--. wv.v ' irnil to netier lumuic j,. half a square from sw?, driver troit Free lamp ana stoo .C" lonrside him. He Meant the Planet. pullingfew words he toldT the sergeant He said that you reminded Minnie in a 7 Venus. aV1-him of of the situation Mamie Dear me! Tha impudent and suggested " .Ve police would Said you looked so much better " rn,.. captured .isilv be house after dark." IndlanapolU Journal. su rround the jvu pa trol wagou sionally uie street-crossinv.i-- : g. v- - the crong 1 i-re- E H AV E er Erery-thin- Fair and Fruitful As the West is, It Is' often malarious. But it is pleasant to know that a competent safeguard, in the shape of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters exists, which absolutely nullifies the poison of miasma. Western bound emigrants should bear this in mind. Nor should it be forgotten, the Bitters Is a sterling remedy for dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation, kidney and nervous complaints and rheumatism 'If I had your pull," said the small boy who was struggling with' a large kite in a March breeze, ! could git purty high up In the world. trx." W. B. Pratt, "Just Don't ' sure C3 HI Tim - Elao Spots" DeadAckes" are an wen Known of fiesH, bone, . - iwt v- - nrjtt rf8t m mm nil imar j- mtr ill ! cusumsvui I va . vianna. rrosccutes tiuccessTUJiy Bureau. U.S. Pension iAte Principal iifttmlner 3 vrsln wr, 15ari,iudUati:i!relaiui, atty since. l L 1 w u vm SM XI l" -- 4 (BH Crick" "A Stitch" EMi jJ W A lt Jam" , IlilX III? im "v. rs-- Thing Samples mailed free). Address Dr. Bosanko Med. Co. FLiia. Fa. 'A Halt" "Kaw Spots" . or Only One for a Dos. Sold by Druggists at 25c. a box 4g& SSti. 0S 5I1T1P. Feel Well, - KiSLIVEfi- FIllS to nse. the One CPS ss. X5D. FOR PEOPLE THAT ARE SICK . sst v.-- w. r w K r 40g V- M. C. SMITH, ORES SOLO ON THE PUBLIC MARKET. Denver, Colo. ar HAB. SE8S BT6. CO., KUCHUKT, Secy. Denver Public Sampling Works, PumecMT. E. Ei BURLINGAfilE'l ASSAY WFMtX by mall or Established In Colorado, 1868. Samples express will recslre prompt and careful attention GOLD AND SILVER BULLION - Refined, Melted and AuMfd or Purchased. Adireu. 1736 and 1738 Lawrence SL. BENYE2, CCLa THE COMPANY PAYS THE FRKICHT nn steel horse "rhlss. mm 'VTillm On theis omtTioiyens boist 25 tons of rock J0 tvsttch shift. I, snrwhsrs sn snains. It est bs pseksd md riisb u tow wotui or ku. ) clatch" to brssk. Vj pmr ent. is wroasht iron sad stei and will bend Mior oreniTiji. utm KaJ tn ass. om runninn 6 jresrs witboat on ezosnsa. Ws nik dollar's VS V ' . . jat 7 1 hrtitr. o t r.'l l W ' and on np Send for an Ulnstrstod circular to WHIM C O . . 1222 Curti bu. lMar.r. C as irj i. "TV. - V fT f7 ' re (:3 , S w THE W. Jf. Dearer. 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