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CONSUMIERS MUST L11 REWtL AblE ' [)E 1;
HEWLETT EXPOSES 0 1OCA, DRNIN 0110 RET] :7
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"Merry Wives of Windsor' and tasiu ' th Off''.
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Local Museum Will Equip Car
For Exhibition to Educate
State Public
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE TO AID
For the educaoftionf of ltfe goier,1 tub-
tic of soulthfernuMiCiig anInf the110relief
and11 preve'ntionf offdreaded iseluases, tile
State AniI-tuberflfo sis lsfoiety' wilt senld
an1 exhfibit 11y'a1 specia~l 000r1000111thrill-
oceupieht '1forwaord pos1it0o0 i10the 1115-
tory of medicine. Thiss 11 the thfeme
of Dr. A. W.itewlett in his lecture last
night onl 1'F1101101Quackls in Medicfife"
in1 wthichhti rehe 1 00 h110Iistory of 1110
devetopment of quackerey andlt aidopen1
name of tinem1o000ffaorte practfcesof
quacks.
Inl the eyes of mn yIthc greaitest coar-
iataiofathfle sixteenth century1011 Para2-
clesus, ailt, ofste10rity seims extremre-
ly dividedt in ifs opinlionl of this 11001.
To 00om0 lie appearsO as a miaii of a fer-
vid imaginaltion, of poswerfuit 111111per-
sisteint conictoions, (of uinabatedt honaesty"
anod truith, antiof a1merilef0101ssill to
reform otile labuses to ssiihitile 000001
of this blme.gas'e rise. 'Tiis 11101 100
sthrewdl a11d1used altltpeotle for 011a1
iknowlefige tbey 01011111giveIhimlit110aill
him ini his swortk.lHe posed as being
alte to trainsmuite thleloser mleta~ls int
gotd, and with iis reputationo for moagic,
he was able to imopse hiinsefotf11maliy
people.
Tile "king's touch" takes a uniue
place in the history of quackeiy. This
was an aloofent belief that the oldt king
were abie to effect a cure upoin a patienit
by the laying oii of haiids. With the
"king's touch" a coin was generally giv-
en to the patienthby the :king. This, catt-
ed the "touch pieee," was given, how-
ever, on condition that the patienot re-
torn not too ofteni to be cured. 'hiis
practiee expi red with floe reign of Qneeii
Anne-Dr. Sanouel Johonsoii beiiig one
of thnse touched by this famuous queen.
The eighteenth eentury points to John
Taylor, pronounced to be the champion
quaek oeulist of his timue. He was a
knave who practiceed any device to fleece
those who felt iiito 'his 'hands. ide was,
however, knlighted by the crown, and
stood in high favor at court.
Count Cagliustro woas a scroundel. 'He
was reputed to have sold exilirs of beau-
ty and youth, and to have made the
claim that he couuld enlarge pearls and
diamonds. Prince 'Cardiinal de Roliall
was his dupe, and through this lalter's
favor he was eiitered into the high so-
ciety of Paris svhere he fleeced many of
the wealthy of the French noetropolis.
If 'Count Cagliostro represents the
worst type of imopostor, 1n0 other thaii
Bishop Berkeley after 011o001o011 1uni-
versity town is naimed, is the best of
the type. He w'as a nail to, whonm every
virtue under hleavenl was ascribed. iHe
professed the discovery of a cure for
all ills-this conisisted of stirring a gal-
Ion of water with a quart of tar, aud
applyiiig to the defective organo.
ho the cure of tuberculosis, oiie Johnl
Si. John Long, siands fanious iin quack-
ery. He located ini London and was+
said to have netted 13,000 pounds a year
some~ dan~ger. 'Frthecr explerimentflsswill
be Ocducted duirinog 111h10011eek toffsce-
tain1 he t tif 010nature oof tinfe111101on.
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Tuesday Evening, 8 P. M. 11111 Seat Sale
"Twelfth ight"wi
Wahr's Bookstore-Daily, 46'
Wednesday Matinee, 4 P. M. t P l y r^Hnr f Reserved Seats, $1.00 and 75c
"As You Like It"
Seats for the three performances will
Wednesday Evening, 8 P. M. C m u Theatre A g s - be sold (until Monday Evening Ony)
"Merry Wives o Windsor".a p s u ut' at $2.25 and $1.75.