The Red Cloud chief., 1885-10-02

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this weakness that when he heard Of
the establishment OF the InirmarT he
cane here. ike a sensible man. aud put
h mself under our care. DE DO ne
~splendidly. When be found tina: his
"reminiscences of Be~acon>lIeid and B,-
riarck and Victor Hugo crga;rG NJ
sensation her. but Were. on tie con-
trar,. AZ once matched and capped by
sill more remarkable experience, mar
rated bv other Inmates. he WAS Al first 4
little staggered. But tie habit Is 20
strong. and the peculiar VANITY that
crave, admiration on tli- score j. 80 oI-
acting. that nc began 20 extend h, ac-
quIiutancc. gradually and caUt Ou>ly.
Uacs into the past soon we had HIM
giving "reminiscences -; TailcyranI. of
thomas jefferson and nf Lord Corn
wallis. Observe the psychologist elect
~ our ~yo;em. The ordiuarv ,heco- on
the performance OF such q ar beng
removed and. 10 dJuJ;. SUSPICION. nor
even wonder beng expressed at any 81
hi anecdotes. hr las -On- back through
Vo!tare and william he silent 10
CharlcUaagnr. and % on. There hap
pens To be in IN" l~nstitut on another
patient with precisely Tn" same trouble.
hey are, Therefore, In active compel
lion. a4I Zach serve, To force the other
b.ck more rap ily. Not long ago |
heard oar Trend III here dr-crio - oGc
Of li"li,""baiuss bauquc'S. winch he
had attended Is an AoUOrci .Uc-;.
W hy. ! "a> there. too. Cr.,d the ether
ar. IL was thr night iEcy gave H. the
boar : head stuffed with goose %ibic,S.
ani that deiic.ou, dry OPmian mus
cadnr.'"
"Hc.l.' IaskcI. what il ycrr prog
moss III this cdsc.
Just now the two PERSONAL rcniniS-
crnce liar, ar driving each otter back
;hrou-h ancient history 4. t." rate OF
three centuries Il wees. The food ISN'T
Likely 10 stor them. Ec:Or' lpug tllcv
WI bc matching rrmini-' enc : OF the
an'ciiluy!an pa:rilrch,. an IA II Ia vi
bring up /, u1rr n Adam. They can
any fur;hcr than Alan. iiv that
time tEey viii he r"ady for the truth
process; and after Il faw weeks
spent IN an atmosph rc of >trict v"rari-
" in the other wing of ihc irirmarv.
20 cut INTO the world a-.n per
fcctly cured. and much more IL, TAI cit
ZcnS than before they came to US
w went ui--tairs and saw the Scru-
pulou-ly e bedrooms which the pa
ticn;s occupy: through the separate
wards where the isolated Fla Is are
treated across 10 the rirhf WING II the
and INTO Il lccturc-roon where
he conval->ccut liars were gathcre. To
hear Il most Interesting dissertation On
1.-The In~"ypcdicncy o: Eal,cho i from
In" Le-ai Point of View waS got
surpri, Il to recognize in In" lecturer
M railroad &c, .ua;atance, the Boston
LAWYER. NJ rElc.
On our way back 10 the reception
room. or Office. we met a r!c~asan'-Iook-
in@ gentleman about forty ! " % t.
lie : Il well known SOCIETY a. =,
ASS! a n Superintendent whispered H.
the inmate ap, reached. land he WAS
formerly the most politely %inSincrra per-
in Amcrica. Nobody could tell when
h. wa uttcring the truth, or, indeed.
he yer did utt T. the truth. His
!ecame so exaggerated that his
relatives induced HIM. To come TO
for treatment. | am glad TO
have o see him. for h. j. Il good cN-
of 4 radical cure. We shall he
ready to discharge him by the first of
ncXt week.
The cured liar WAS about to pass us.
but the Assistant Superintendent
him. Mr.. Van R~anscyoort.
D.. nil ..l,s ~ uo,lo rnr a..lr.I,.nl
with this gentleman. who has been i'll
speeding our SYSTEM
Il am glad to meet you, Alr. Van
| said.
He raised his hat and mad, me an
nncyccptionab!e bow. .'And l." h" re-
piled. with Il smile of charming cour-
le>y. '.am neither glad nor sorry To
meet You, sir. | simply don't care Il
The somewhat startling cand"r of his
was SO much ut variance with
the crfcct r~olitcnc>s OF hi maErrr that
] was taken ahack. | stammrrci
thing about TO: desiring 10 intrula.
Hu; rs he still stood there rs if expect
lnT the conversation 10 be continued. l
added:
Il suppose You are looking forward
to your release next week.
lies. SIR hc replied. IL shall b.
glad To get out again. but my
VIE VIII be sorry
! looked at the Assistant ~Superin-
.endent. He returned Il g!anc full "f
professional pride. We'll. gooJ-hv.
Mr.. Van ~Ranscvoort.' | said. PER
haps shall have the pleasure OF mee,
You again
Il hope not. sir; its rather 4 bore
SAID he. shaking my hand most cordial
". and giving the Assistant %up"rin-
tcndcnt Il friendly nod a he passed on.
could ill many more pages than |
have 10 write with descriptions ,: what
| saw in the lniirmary. Ini,llicenc,
and thOroughnes> We're apparent in AL
Of the arrangements | encountered
and ~conver>cd with liars Of more varir-
and DEGREES o. meniacity than you
would believe had distinct existence.
The majority of the cases We're common
place enough, Liars of real ccniu;
seem 10 be- - rare inside the establish
mcnt a> they are outside. | became
convinced from my observations daring
the profitable afternoon which | spent
at LuCyilie that chronic mcndaCi'y i a
disease. Is the Assistant Superintendent: .
said. and that it i amcnable. in Il great
numher OF ca>2>. 10 proper treatment
On the importance of the experiment
hat is beng carried on ~ LuTyille with
so much energy and apparent c
i not necessary to diia:c.
| sincerely hope that o will not
miscun>truc my motives in laying the
matter before You: and | can not too
strongly urge Won TO go down - Lag
vi L Yourself ut the e~ariirs. oppor-
Yen ought 10 se. with YOUR
own eyes how admirably Lorin jerks
IS administered. and what a
prospect OF reform and regeneration