Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-05-12


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On the day Of his death, Ice put on the
heal brings on slight spssms; blowing
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applied and retained on the head for a
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WAS removed, but reappiied by-and-by
for longer time, with the effect of max
ing him outrageously wild, tossing about
in bed and talking incOhersntly."
After quoting the disapproval of sew
eral eminent men in the profession, and
of Tho Lancet, the Spectator draws the
following moral:
And The Lancet has nothing to cay in
extenuati0n, except that some Of the ex-
perimeIts may have been necessary in the
way Of diagnosis (Which IL obviously an
error, and that the hospital authorities
showed great courage as we'll a. devotion
in their attention to both cases. No
doubt they did. No one ever doubted
the pluck or the laborious professional
earnestness Of our medical men in their
work. But what they did show was
great deal too much earnestness Of pro-
fessonal curiositysa great deal too much
earnestness ~ experimenters dealing with
phenomena they were anxious to see and
test, and great deal too little of that
pure solicitude for the patients relief and
recovery, which is what we demand first
Of all, and most justly, from our medical
men. We maintain that such deficien-
CT is to be expected as the natural fruit
Of that spirit of unrestraind scientific
experimentation ON sensitive creatures ON
behalf of which we heard such violent out
cries from the most eminent members of
the profession, when they mobbed Mr..
Cross at the Home Office barely seven
months ago. Can we gather grapes Of
thorns, or figs Of thistles2 Teach the pro-
fession that dogs sgonies matter moth
ing when weighed in the scale against
the cravings Of scientific curiosity, and
before long you will find mans suffer-
ings estimated at very much the same
tritling importance. Pain is pain, and
pity is pity, whether the victim bc dog
or man. Teach the Psychologist to sup
press his pity in the interests Of science
when the victim is dog, aud he will
soon learn to suppress it when the victim
is man. Assuredly you may say of
vivisection, "By its fruits ye shall know
it," And we profoundly believe that
unless most carefully watched and held
in control, the practice If vivisection
will effect great deal more in the way
Of bunting natural compassion, than it
will ever effect in the way of adding
trophies to the treasures Of those humane
conquerors who assusge the agonies If
tortured nerves, aud restore health to
frames wasted by disease.
A QUAINT CONCEPT FROM FLORIDA
Our towusman, -. G. g." writing
frUm st. Augustine, Florida, says: In his
merricss moods Mark Twain, tbink,
never had . quainies conceit than what
h IN actual occurrence in 81. Aagusfine.
At the old spanish fort there are coafned
sooe sixty ~ seventy hostile Isdians Of
various tribes- lsssssd Of The coavea-
tioasi striped coavics suitA, keseyss. the,