Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1838-11-30

sbes greater security against COMFORTS beer with the
character OF the building for durability and strength 1 obvae the
unheehu moisture which collects the Inside Of The
exterior walls of brick building sBuce left be-
eulation OF air this and the the csrses
SO fastened by tiles not to have It's strength impaired
Of much qualification trustees that they have such
facilities for supplying the establishment ofpure water
which be ss ppss 's4e the @ the %
@ he s g sn
Tor d ,ns meath and comfort inmates item Of the @
be provided in each story of the wings
possession sufficient funds complete building
tine tine whole ct WAS vas thought best and finish the nTs building and
modaions will be much enlarged and complete classification allow
will justify measure When the whole building s shall be thus
similar institution An the buildings will then accommodate about one
hundred PATIENTS and will probably be adequate 1.-THE immediate wants
The of the completion building
warmng the wings &C., abdut ekve" SousnG oa
10 erect and complete the other wing in the will
The have been relieved anxiety
oSse his Merchant S TSy 'SSss1
very highly for this having successfully as
so 'n e of s1 "s Ssps n, % s hs s
o oe on ~ p a The masonry let
the same and which has been executed full satisfaction So no
oughy executed that no risk was haaare by letting out on contract
The whole building believed has thus far in the
b. me site Of tn Institution not probably surpassed advantages
the c6ce letter was received gentleman respec
So vino h VISITED the several institutions in the United States
thus writes the building location: although
pan sna Oo Q" gs rd ,'sSs q Ss which be
material proportions architectural designs, finish the
time should be plain and sSpnoma Around the cheer
gardens aud ornmented with flowers aud ubb These with the
for supplying the patients with occupation
OF a @ s o
the insane When the building shall completed
plying useful moral m which science and i H
to state Of health and sanity.
being IN ng Ss s e of the . the % so are ss
mong the PATIENTS exemption from injury and attending the
s6cent Providence The uniformly full
y Of nervous diseases have been received the
new building completed there will probably be accommodations for all
During past year, eghone patients
Thu remained the close Of last and oyevn have been
In less than two from the opening of this institution rty-one
Among these husbands have been restored to wives and wives
bands parents to children and children parents who would otherwise
bic ao TO those with whom they were connected There have
ae p sin we can Ssbnd VIA, i , s de1obe the ereat
ea in h Snd o A@ons he Ocab aes
was one who had been insane years and for
who to her wants After residence OF six months at n the
inoaensive engaged daily
she returned her friends and happy to learn that she con-
ed Of the improved state o'h ncgrabe patients When we conc%
forward to the future with joyous anticipation OF the immense good which
again aude the Importance of placing the
il s s G S for 5 sn v ss
bic attempted for their restoration It asceaned by the
that the chances greatly d
making timely application All aware of The i'm
portance attention other Diseases and doub mpor
ant n of insanity.
those whom they have consd
cred their friends shared their confidence, they
and nma Even the nanmae objects which
which they accustomed to look with de-
light thew Indifference and unfequnty with
Thus every accustomed becomes of unhappness
irritation and serves which renders its subject
miserable wretched To obvae these difficulties i essential
should be removed from and object
whhs duns shall awaken associations connected with them
should be placed before the that pos
Of ideas be excited and current given to their
this exercise will be those faculties which
lain dormant rest those which had been unduy excl
the balance of the mind will be restored
Experience proved that the insane will brook restraint
from much better than from their intimate friends And when
they behold strangers sympahng their msortune attentive to their
wants administering their comfort they begin to replace conf
fellow and endeayor to secure their respect by exe
csing proper selfcontro over their feelings.
be accomplished
and adapted to- the purposes and
provided with the facilities Here the
who qualified by their exP
minds diseased" The physician by be-
with the PATIENTS has the most favorable
asceanng the effect his remedies upon each individual
here pracsed based upon the geat ph
cp which beahes benevoence and human
No preference POLITICAL civil or iehg
ous distinctions its benefits but they are EXTENDED 10 a
benefits of skiul medical and moral
by