Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-07-14

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err himself in daily communicated
with the authorities at Washington.
another is native Of Gibraltar who is
said to have amassed considerable
property IN San Francisco. This
latter Is the same man who was
brought from Port Townsend few
weeks since in a perfectly wild state.
but owing to proper care and atten-
ton he is now improving rapidly.
and renders himself very useful
around the kitchen. 1t n great sat
isfaction to see the pleasure mani
tested on the countenances of the pa
tients when visited, or spoken to,
by the Doctor. He is SO friendly in
his greeting and treats each one
with such kindness and forbearance
that he causes them to forget that
they are confined in an Asylum, and
such treatment evidently does more
good in the majority of cases than
medicine. Excepting the bars on
the windows, there is no appearance
whatever of prison about this asy-
lum, or anything to remind pa
tient that he is in confinement; but
on the contrary every facility is given
them to enjoy the open air. and even
the locking and unlocking of tho
doors is accompanied by as little
noise as possible, so as to prevent
any excitement amongst those of II
nervous temperament. 1t is we'll
worth the visitors while to visit the
patients during the meal-hours, and
note the difference between the pa
tients in the respective wards. The
food is precisely the same in both
wards, being of tirst-class quality
and splendidIy cooked, but in the
First Ward dining-room, nothing
appears on the table more dangerous
than common iron spoon, while
the inmates of the Second Ward
are supplied with knives and forks.
The meals in quality compare favor
ably with those provided in any
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT,
and generally consist of about the
the following Observation-Disclosures,
boiled Or fried potatoes, cracked
wheat. bread, coffee, milk, sugar,
corn meal mush, &c; Dinncr-Sood
soup, corn beef, beef stew, beef
steak pie, pork and beans, vegetables
of various kinds, and pudding; Sup
per-bread. molasses cake, butter
aud apple or peach sauce, syrup, tea
milk and sugar. ginger cake, nc.
No limit is placed on the allowance.
Therefore each one can eat rs much
a. he wishes, and none ever complain
Of hunger Those who are 80 weak
physically and mentally. A. to H.
unable 10 feel themselves. art alWay~
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