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THE ROCK TSLAXTDARGUS. TUESDAY, JULY b, 1912.
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HAS HARRY K. THAW RECOVERED SANITY?
SOME ALIENTISTS SAY YES, OTHERS NO
F V JSM.iaiBM.il
THiIbm IT IT i :T
M
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m- mag w$nsitta
p
t v", r iwpr rv- ' a. ,1111 w: i i -
Y& V IJrs lit; J noeC
.Ffoih tlie LiqiiOF
Harry K. Thaw t sanity hearing.
TIaa IX. rry K. Thaw, the slayer of Stanford White, recovered his san
ity? If lha own word were to ba taken aa final, he luus. A Judlciai
Inquiry la now In progress In New York to determine whether Thaw li
mentally fit to aata be turned looae upon the world. Three note4 allen
lts employed by thr; prosecution have declared that he la aa crazy as ever.
'Thuw "fit on th stand many hours at the hearing. He appeared to he
i.rar'y. If cut quite, normal.
ANIMALS THAT COUNT.
Magpies, Rooks and Apes Can't Get
Past the Number Four.
There are human beings, such aa In
habitants cf the Murray Islands, In the
Mrait i t Torre, that cannot count fur
ther than two But, most surprising
Htnl. luukt uulmnla rm.H'KK r-a Icnluriiitr
khilltlM. and sever! have a distinct tb"r called him up.
ntu.'jer or years recently rot it into
his bead that be might die one of these
days and that It would be well if he
wrote his autobiography ere that sad
event occurred, an one uiiLt say. So
he sat down and wrote many pages
and toot those pages to a W ill pub
lisher. After the manuscript had been
in the letter's hands for some time the
Appreciation of number. In certain
mine of Haiuault the borse are so
used to traverKluf? the same road thirty
times that after their last round they
go to the Ktahle of their own accord
and refuse to take another step. Mon
taigne says that the oxen employed in
the royal garoVna of buna for tuning
the wheels to which the water pails
were attached absolutely refused to
make more than a hundred rounds,
whii h constituted their dally task.
A don observer has definitely estab
lished the fa't that magpies and rooks
cannot couut further than four. A
rook never returns to Its neat until It ,
1 ipiite satisfied th.it there la no dan
ger near. When four hunters or less
departed lu succession from u nearby ,
!; cabin the rok would return to its
In st uffer the hist hud Kone out of
(iiht. liut whenever there were more
the bird lout count and returned to Its ,
ue.it even while some were still in the i
but. I
Similarly uis do not couut furtljerl
than f mr. and the l;or of the Trans-1
vual w hen thy want to hunt tbe anl- !
inals hide lu numbers exceeding four. j
1'mir depart in hu' es.iluii lu such a
maimer lis to Ih noticed by the apes,1
wh then ('..'.lie forth and are easily
'This Is Jsjones," he explained gen
ially.
"Who's Rjones?" came the reply.
"lijones. you know Bjoiies of East
T'lnpth Htreet, whose autobiography
you are publishing. Ah I'm a little
short this week. Could yon let lr.e have
something in advance 'r"
"Not on your life!"
And you may think the printer was
slangy, but he wasn't. Cleveland I'lalu
Iculer.
CRIMINALS IN FRANCE.
The Keeley Institute, D wight, Illinois
latiful Location. Delightful Surroundings. Finest Accommodations. Fireproof.
Equipped With JLvcry Modern Convenience for Comfort and Safety.
In the last 30 years 400,000 men have been saved from the drink habit by the Keeley
Treatment. They were hopeless, despairing down and out! NOW they have happy
homes and families they, have taken a new fresh start. The sun is shining again!
captured. t'hii'tiKO News.
FIRST PRINTER'S DEVIL
H, Wji a Your.g Negro Slave Em
ployed by Aldus Manutiua.
Aldus Mjii i.l lila. who in HS-S set up
Lis olil'-e lu Vena e. has long beeu fa
ni'ius us the Cent of the publishers of
the famous Aldlne claries, which to
day are so highly priced by book col
leciors. He wus the autbor of a Latin
eraiiiinar. a t;r.-k du'tinnary and a
treatise ou the metrl. ul luethixl of the
poet H.ir.K e aud uririnuted the form of
type known by us ns Italic aud by
ticnuan printers as "cursive" type.
lie Is alao said to be re ponsible for; Lauds In his pocket
Curious Devices Used to Land Them
Safety In Jail.
Scarcely a day passes without a pic
ture appearing lu tbe French press of
a prisoner being led off to the- station
by a polieeman and the description,
"the Apache being taken away baud
cuffed by the agents." As a matter
of fact, hcndcuffa are altoxeLher out of
date in France and are never used.
Instead of tbe bracelets every po
licemau carries a "cabriolet." which Is
a very rough aud massively made ar
ticle rPni'inbUng a hupe watch chain
some tea inches long with a stout
wooden crossbur at either end. An
expert can slip this over the wrist of
mi offender la a twinkling and with
Loth tbe c.TOKbbars lu bis hand has
only to give it a twist to inflict the
most excruciating pain and compel In
stant and lamblike submissiou.
Another commou method of prevent
ing escaie is to make the prisoner
place both his hands lu his side trouser
pockets and then pass a string around
his wrists and around bis uaist and
bid him march. He can walk at a
very smart pace, but any attempt to
run out of a shambling tr.t immedi
ately brings him down, huse to the
pavement.
If no atring is handy all the brace
buttons of the trousers are cut off and
j the culprit Is mude ugain to put bis
As in the for-
fl'Drunkenness Is a Disease
and I Can Cure It"
Dr. Leslie E. Keeley startled the
worlds thirty-two years ago, with this
famous statement. Physicians were
incredulous. Millions jeered and
scoffed. BUT IT WAS TRUE!
Nearly everyone knows now that
it is useless to abuse or upbraid a man
who drinks to excess. His own con
science does that daily, hourly. He is
a sick man and can no more cure him
self than can a man suffering from
smallpox or brain fever.
Yet he can be saved!
read this, can help him!
CURE HIM!
You, who
WE CAN
What, Then, Is the
Liquor Disease?
It is an altered condition of the
nerve cells, caused by the excessive
use of alcohol, wherein the nerves
have become trained to feed on it, and
The World-Famous
"Keeley-Cure"
'The Keeley treatment known the world
around as the ''Keeley Cure" is simply the
application of reconstructive nerve tonics
which remove the artificial alcoholic appetite
of the nerve cells ' and restore them to a
natural healthy condition. r
We also cure Opium, Morphine and other
drug addictions. The drug is withdrawn
gradually and there is no 6hock, collapse,
prostration or sickness. Full particulars in
plain, sealed envelope on request.
The treatment produces no sickness or
nausea. It requires no restriction or con
finement of patients. It leaves absolutely
no ill effects.
The Keeley treatment can be had ONLY
at the Keeley Institute, Dwight, Illinois, or
at its official branches, of which there is one
or more in almost every state.
Any claims to furnish the Keeley treat
ment in any other way are false.
Results of the)
"Keeley Cure"
The effect of the Keeley remedies is to
w
har
will not do their work except under absolutely destroy the craving and appetite
its influence.
The "craving" or appetite for liquor
is not the disease. It is merely the
symptom of the disease just as a cough
is a symptom of some irritation or
inflammation.
N
When the disease is removed the
for drink. The man who takes the Keeley
treatment is no longer called on to fight an
appetite. The desire and necessity for alcohol
are gone.
And the cure lasts Hear what men say
who have been saved!
"This is the twentieth anniversary of my
reincarnation and release from the bondage
graduation at Dwight. No matter
rises, I never think of whiskey."
"I took the cure twelve years ago Drink
is no longer any temptation to me."
"Words cannot express what I feel in ivy
soul for the God-given saving institute at
Dwight, 111. I haven'' t the least desire for drink
any more than if I had never tasted it."
We have many, many thousands of letters
like the above.
Full Information
on Request
We have a number of booklets and other"
printed matter explaining full details of the
Keeley treatment. These we will be glad
to send, on request, to inquirers.
Information is mailed in plain, sealed
envelope.
All correspondence is sacredly confi-
dential.
YOU can SAVE that brother, relative;1
friend, employee from ruin, ditgrace and
death!
Will you do it?
Home remedies are prepared and sold
by us for the cure of the Tobacco Habit and
many forms of nervous troubles. Send for
printed matter today.
the tiauie of ' printer'!" devil," aluiut-t ' mer case, he ran only walk, since so
worldwide lu its application, to the ' soon as he frees his hands his nether
jouufccst uoy in the oilier. A young garments fall about his legs and be Is
higro slave employed in his otflce who j "entrave."
was ao very black and dirty thut bis! Few of these devices are apparent to
iiaiurul unc'luess bad become an almost . the casual paaserby. who often woa-fiemiw-li
exiH-exsion became feared aud ; ders at tbe rasslve docility wi'h which
known all over Venice as "the little some villainous looking iudivldual un
1 luck devil." and Manutiua at last real- ! der arrest follows Lis captor to tbe
l.ed that the boy aud himself bad dau- ! station
craving for drink disappears just as the of he Demon Rum. Completely cured
cough disappears when the cause of thc accursed appetite never to return."
the trouble is removed. "This is the eighteenth anniversary of my
We have a Chicago office,
Suite DOG Rector Liuilding, 79
West Monroe Street, where
arrangements may be made.
THE LESLIE E. KEELEY CO.
DWIGHT. ILLINOIS
;jr.ir w -a'
r;ii'fiTii7'7mr
er sun, iii no otner zone, iu an ..'
world, can be found the same extent
Sometime oo a country road ' of fertile, availuble aericultural land
.cr'Usiy awakened the supersf Itloua 1 one may meet a couple of jr.dannea I as in tbese United States. And In no
four and dialUe of the more Ifrnwrant i on foot or on horseback, leading a other equally lare tract as that
Venetians. He according- formally J prisoner between them. j ptretchinp from the Atlantic to the
exhibited hiiu durlutf a whole day on ' ThU Ls In oliodience to a quaint reg-. pacific and between tl e great lakes
the public at reels aud bud the criers , clatin whereby prisoners ar never j ,nd the srulf can be duplicated the
uuiue mis prociamaiioa tnrousnout tn pent by tram from plac to ptace, as game amount of noru allj good wenth-
. ' ! ." rep.b'd t he
"IUoj;: jt it was rather 'long.' "
A PrfUSICAL RIOT.
city :
"I, Aldus Manutiua, printer to the
holy hun h aud tbe doge, have this
i'wJ hi;tdo public eipoj-ure of the print
ers devil. All who think he is not
i'.i!i aud blood may come and prick
Liui." -Charles WlUblow iUU in Na-
a es
Don't Call It Slang.
... ii.l i. .in who bus iived for a
ECZEMA IS
EASILY CURED
BY POSLAM
there are no funds set apart for rail
way fares. Consequently four or five
timea aa much Is spent in food, drink
and lodging for the escort as would
le for tbe ticket, tut the regulations
are observed. Ib aucb cases the po
lice often uso the "poucettes," though
strictly speaking this Instrument la
not legal.
It U a sort f looe thumbscrew,
which U fixed so aa to keep the two
er as natnre has bestowed ou this fa
vored land. Our rain and sunshine
are so proportioned the one to the
other as to produce the best yearly
conditions on earth. Detroit tree
PreM.
I"c,u"- morion, it nes inrieii ro me
at the bottom, its he:ul alone protrud
ing, ready o euRiilf any prey that may
wander into its cavernous Jaws. Thcro
Is a ferocious hind of shark re cinblins
i u huge eel. All of these monsters are
; black as ink. Some of them are per
fectly blind, whiie others have enor
mous, tK"lit! eyes. No ray of suu
lijjht ever pierces the dark, unfathoiii
ed caves in which tiny dwell. Kncii
species Is gobbled by the species next
bieer. for there is no vegetable life to
feed ou. Spare Moments.
An All Around Sermon.
A sermon bad been reached in a
cathedral, and some of the clergy who
Lad been present were discussu.jr it at
thumbs comfortably together so long i tbe bishop's luncheon table. One said.
as the man does not struggle, but a
Cne cf tho Attractions at an Old Time
Virginia Celebration.
Here is a program observed in the
rclel riition of St. Andrew's day la au
old Vin:i:.l town in 1737:
Tli.it a fiddle be played for by twenty
fiddlers, every person to bring his own
tl.idie After the prize is won they are
til to piav together and each one a
ciAVreut tune and tbeiir be treated by I
the conipauy. !
That twelve boys of twelve years of
.ee do run for 112 yards for a bat at !
ti.e . o.-t of 12 bhiliings. ;
Ti,.,, Hut l. mini' on K.iid rlav doWS 8ud the curt;lillS
fief high.
MRS. LINDLCFF CHARGED
WITH MURDERING SON
Chicago, .luly 2. Mr.-:. l.oui.sj
hindlo!!', si;s;)C( led ,f having cuiini-ii
the death of ti t triil i .riuwrs i.i !. r
iau.ily, w;.s ;,til to ti.i f ia.i 1 jury
yesterday by a coi oie i .-. jury .n u.
c!iare that, bi.e h.id i.. .i; ic; cii i. r
son, Arthur.
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d l.e.i . .
.So:lll,cI .
M.-.i!
. I'avcnpfirt
Hoi k IMaud
Hoi k Island
. . . . .Molina
The bo
who was 1 '
.1 1'H fl!
twist cf tbe string held by one of tbe
police Is enough to destroy any wish
to escape. London Standard.
Waa unl that aermnn a littlo 'MrtiV thirty
lhilt ailCl UIUUCI IUT IMJOI UCOIUI.
"High!" exclaimed another.
me as being decidedly 'low.' " "Well,
now," put in an orthodox cleric of the
old school. "I shou'd have described it
as rather Inroad.' VYLat tl .vwi sa.
his
dn
honor the governor's, is
died suddenly at the I i.iverti'y hos
pital, siipho.v my of nr.-eiiie-M jk.i.sm.-
lni;, .luin- i -.. I lie Uitji.' ht was con
As Others Sea It. jducu-d at the county luortun under
Every two or three weeks I approach j tlie Personal supervision of t eroi.e.
my bouse from the unusual side and ; J'tter llolfni;;n.
make a hole of the effect of por h, win-i Mrs- i-i"ii(.a was rot c.ll.-d tt; or.
Then I try to "' testify. Stif; whs 'uiia tan.: a '.out
go into the house as a stranger. Tie- ' "e Iniitieat, even !a..gluim a; a ci.ui
tures which have become so familiar hV f'roner iloil'man. V.'l.iK
. v- ' that thev wm a n.irf of tbe wall I see -tolin MOWlRgfli3. (ieleCir.e lli.ti tl.'-
I i DC I " I
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"Mad Anthony" Wayne.
The nickname of "Mad Anthony" at
tached to tbe Dame of General Wayne
1 cf Revolutionary fame was due to no
j trace of insanity, hut Instead to the
I man s wna. reckless comu.e ia piung-i
: ing Into batt'.e w here the odds against j
.:.t u.-e is i nicknames too. "Dandy Wayne" was,
i one of them, because of bis absurd ;
i love lor wearing ci:e ov u-s iu am s aa ai wamww.
',' ,r,eJ' ! wilderness and tu batt The Indians ( tJj
r ai l irrrreve- ! gave him me nickname n uiaca
the need of cliiitiKiu-'. aud so I see i i.wnoi'e stre.-t siauon. was t
T! ji a pair of silver buckles be I ''KS all through the house. I think , J', ' 'rf:. '"''' ,
more iuui jinviiiicir eae i nan ine ...... .... ........ ...
CaTiors Will Fly.
Ti ii i.; in'': of .-.leal dhicover-
i'.: . I'iiu.-j i : ies on tic- air. Soon
A: in .i y tic- I'l.chj run's Inall car
i i : -t s fij ia in ali i.lrei tions, irans-,-(ttinv
i.o'til. '' ,'.: Jake u wonder
ful in:en.-t In a (bi.,very that bene
hi., llieai. 'I hat's why lie. King's
.'-. ,v 1 :.-,:() vc-y t,,j- cu'ihs. colds arid
in. i. r llii'i.tt iii d 1 it ii ilis'. iHes Is the
:. . : I . . u!ar n (U' iue In America.
It in red ine of a dreadful court!',"
writ' s .'.Ir. .1. I'. I'av'K, Slii ktiey Cor
:a i . ".:l r d'.i tor's treatment
at: I ad u-U'-i !.:! el,e had fulled."
i:i-' il lit f'-r c'ii:.;hs, colils or any
! r : " 1 :.! affeiin.n. 1'rl' o r.O cents
:.n-. . T .-::.! bottle free at all
ill IIL'; ;:.'S.
contents of every hottle
foui.d in the I.iiidioiT ho
f im-.ii' i:.
lUtii C
Icatlon.
! gave him the nickname cf
. I !..;. I v liny ti c I v n a lr trnm th swift and deadllnMa
i.-riTiu, coi.ir a:. a cor.ai
.i.i hirlwrs' ar.J a.lfomn
. 1 ! to . are q-ih-k-
a .
. .:ik
!' The
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: r, a .i (l.s.,s . ln;irov 's
1 t. V' .te i-id't! es t. l der
onu' x:t.s clear. l.ar.,'.s
i at
1 an V o for iar.iir:;ff
X v St.ln. r. H O
('.T'-.tn'.r' n sell I'OsUin I
i:'i i.r.5 the lVsluni ?..iu'
'I ' ' . ecu:-, or tree sallill. s
y r t.. t.e K.mera-rrv I.aboratoii-'a.
L twU iU:t N Vui w')-.
of his attack. At tbe ontcreait of the
Revolutionary war Sir Uetry Clinton
said of Wayxe: ' Wherever Mad An
thony Wayne is there's always a fight.
That's wtat te is there for." And
Clinton bad sufficient experience to
know whereof he spoke.
Our Climata an Aatet.
At Fountains & Elsewhere
Ask for
"HOiiL
Thi Original and Ger.uim
Thi Fod-drlnk for k igtz.
At restaurant, hotels, and fountains.
Delicious, invigorating and sustaining.
Keep it on your sideboard at h-me.
Don't travel without it,
A quick buck prepared in a minute.
Tale m imitation. Just say T0RUC1"."
Not in Any ftliik Truz
it fur bv a number of brik
vou ' men rooms overcrowded and fussy and
f'.'... u r.!iir nf liAiiilvn shnM ha fconiething can be banished. Of course
dan'Td for. ! 1 lau t y these things at the LrrECd to Wed
T1 ut a pair of handsome silk Ftock- i t'n'C. but I make a note of them. This r ',,..,..,
i- of f-'ie pisioie vaiue ne given to " - ..v.. .,u u.j ....... ,
t'T. i , me.-t young maid that ap- I at" trying it for myself. When dress- r"iru" -"" 'r
ea lor ine street or House i step 10 ine .
. ' . a, il ceo ' ' T . . , , . . . . n.iunl t I
(.una J , . ... L U, C ' . - .,11, J ,f U . j
Mrs. , and try to look at myself
as a stranger, and I eee many things
to improve. It is a good thing to "see
ourselves as others see us." Harper's
Huzar.
,'i i.i : -s i f the IiUHie. whether in
I ' y a i.i. '.xvidrff or injury, is
,'y it!.', ve! I,, the free appli'ar
or i ha:'il,eiia!:i b l.inim' ht. This
.1 tit 1- eijually v I :a!ile for inns
r I s '. ' i r . : r i : rn. a:cl alAays affords
i. i l:vf :jold h- all druggist!.
pel-. 1- ! ''
i It ii prbabie, says the Ohio State
i Journal, our tastes are too much
I chur.-ei to eujoy such a list of attrac
: Jio:i.-, but one may im:igiue what fun
I thev must have caused.
Ocean Cannibals.
Sur b fierce carnivorous fishes as exist
la the depths if the oceuu are un
l;no.". "t ti.e surface. There is a
"Lciick ewaiiower w hich devours other
n::v cre-atures ten times as big as it-
Teething children have more or less
diarrhoea, which can he controlled by
giving Chamberlain's Colic, Chol-ra
and Iiiarrhoea Remedy. Ail that is .
necessary is to give the prescribed
Self iiterany cumoing oer 119 v.cuui, uuk uier tacii operation o: ine m
fr: with one jaw and then with the els more than natural at.U then castor
other. Ar.ottier siec;es is nearly all oil to cleanse the system. It is eal'e
i Ciou'.li. hs.vu-g.no .power. i k"." ahd sure. Sold Ly stil druggisU.
l. . r-i
x.t -i . s-.T k '" J
i 1 ,'i
ti .y Luc a
Th3 EA2Y polkh I
IVialies OilOtia
L.fct Longest.
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