The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-10
CLEYERLY CAUGHT!
Tho Rich Mans Fear Of Burgiars-Ti
story of an Electrician.

Thn Rich Mans Fear OF BurCinrs-The
story of an Electrician.
At the dead of night Mr.. j. B. An
thony, wholesale grocer of Troy, New
York, was awakened by his burglar
alarm annunciator, which told him that
his house had been entered through the
roof scuttle. lie hastily dresses, rings
for a policeman, hurries 80 tho upper
! story and hears the burglar in the
servants room, threatening her with
instant death If she made n loud noise.
lie was captured, convicted and sem
fenced To Sing Sing prison for ten wears.
| SO said Mr.. G. II. Westlall, the eiectri.
clan, of Wosttield, New York, to our re-
| porter.
"Do city residents generally use burg
/ lar alarms"'
Eyes, all firSt.class houses are pro.
/ vided with them, aud have never had
any dissatisfaction from my customers.
| many of whom are the best known and
/ woalthiest people of New York, Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, aud other large cities"
40 wealthy men have much fear of
burgiars?n
"As . rule, wealthy men do not keep
Nalu1bles IN their house, and Vel thet-
=
lanous attacks, and they don't feel Sc
cure without a first class burglar alarm
apparatus in their house. Every door,
window and scuttle is connected with
the annunclator, and it Is quito impossi-
Die To ELECT an entrance without the
Tact becoming at once KNOWN
"nont electricians run considerable
risk in handling wires?n
"Even the most careful of them some.
times get shock. A few wears ago.
Mhlle was ascending stairs ut Elmira,
! New York, with wire coil in my hand
| II AS II | had received the entire
eharSe from the battery. For over 4
half hour ! suffered the kecnest puonv
] did not know hut what had been n
tally injured. After completing my hu,.
mess circuit, | returned to Boston, and
Tor eighteen months did not get over the
shock. | lost my appetite; all FOOD
tasted alike. could not walk acros,
the common without resting severa
times,n
"My head whirled, and / ree'od li.r
, drunken man. | consulted the best nuy
sicians IN a good many large cities, hU
none of them seemed to understand NJ,
case. About year ago | was in Az
bany, and physician there stated thai
would probably not live thru,
h'nhth's AiNb NNNdN, otlU MT. west
fall, aud no slaughtered him
sell up with conscious pride, $50 tar as
) :now, | am in perfect health. | W,i.l
b lao pounds, eat well, sleep we'll, fee
4 well, and am well, one OF my old nh,
sicians gave ne q thorough eXamiuali6,
few weeks ago, and told me that WA
in u perfect condition.
"Nou are n very fortunate man, sir. ,
remarked the scribe, "to have escape,
instant death after an electrical shock
4 80, II was not electricity that prostra
tod me. IL was uremic CONFUSION
For all my physicians told me | was
victim of very serious kidney disor
a der, And when they and a doye,
A widely advertised medicines failed /,
4 bent tit me, WarAu's sale Cure restore,
/, me to perfect health. That preparation
IL invaluable 20 every grade of society
ior u Is u priceless blessing"
, There IL no need OF death from hnnd
a ling electrical wires If the operator
!, Will exercise care. In our burglar alarm
0 attachments there is no possible DANCE
: from that source."- Buffalo News.