Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-06

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The private =. >Pltals. who're chlilreH
advertised for aloptI0a ATE SoTn, arr
ngnefUCs IN this city, all 4 the ~ p-le
irrsses PurPorting 10 do Legitimate
business. The infants are sometimes
taken by their mothers; but most Of the
patients dispose of their children.
Usually they are well cared for until
the mothers are removed, when they are
adopted, generally, TO persons of wealth,
who can afford and are willing to pay
for beauty, health, good lineage, GER
tain color in eyes and hair, a .certain
complexion, and features resembling
their own--much as they will expend II
large sum in an article of rertu with
which to decorate their drawing-rOom.
A fact is told by > person who speaks
from personal knowledge, as follows:
A young lady, debutante in society, at
tended a reception at an aristocratic
mansion, where her own infant had been
adopted. During the evening the hostess
took her to the nursery and showed her
sleeping beauty, her own son, rolled in
soft garments within a lace canopied
cradle.
Those who adopt infants are not
charged, unless it is in rare cases where
the parent has died and the ''madame" is
out Of pocket. 1t is customary for the
mother to pay from $25 to $500
for having her infant adopted, ac-
cording to the quality of the home pro.
cured for it. The proprietors of the hos
pitfalls maintain certain reputation and
are more or less responsible for the true
nationality of the parentage of the in
fants they surrender. Parties adopting
infants are more likely to obtain those OF
good blood from these private hospitals
than when they take them from the public
asylums which are charitable institutions
aud harbor common class of patients.
When one is remarkably handsome a
bonus is expected by the madame who
advertises it. - ew York Commercial
Aduertiser.