The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-01-08

figures speak themselves Of many of these
very handsome per by purchasing wholesale
for cash. And this is practice which should prevail in all pub
lie institutions In these latter days. the funds of charitable
institutions have to be regarded the legitimate of
money sharks beg 1Da5s 80 2ss shsiAi 5s1aA
Lunatic Asylum born debt The first inspiration
of its life made with borrowed atmosphere, shown in the
wrapge between Gov McRae and the Legislature in 1856
the day opening down the of December
1871 its history Of begging and borrowing Debt clog
its heels traled behind it and hung its head like
cubus Precaous credit uctuang State and other
causes kept it in the nire In the report Of the Board of Trus
for 1871 it was stated that for the first time since the
small cash balance of $40 g. shown by the Treasure
The Asylum free to-day and any evidence Of self gatu
on should appear to crop out in these remarks cordially
the Board Of Trustees and the Steward of the Asylum
unite with the Organization of mutual admiration society,"
for without their hearty operation this result could
been secured and maintained.
70 s14t oida< SO ESTIMATES FOR 1878 - ....
years is based upon the following figures calculate that we
will have average of 40 patients If prices of supplies
produce the aggregate sum Of $751; in round
numbers $40 600 would try the
pruning Of appropriation Bill We have tried it and me
ought to know what will smaller appropriation might
Closed money or no It better to have sp aJua not
to fall short If was writing my last Will and Testament now
money (Which have no would the injunction written in
letters of ndeibe ink PA1 cor eta -
a85 aE aIt Is 4 GENERAL MANAGEMENT. daob s -suE
do not that you gentlemen the members of the
treatment adopted in the Asylum This is of special
study with u.s. not only experience and practice hut
we are constantly wachtu of the of as thew
new books and in the medical journals Of the day Dr. lanes
New lille, who appointed Assistant in 1871 st
that position and by his fidelity the delicate trus
repoed IN him. not only enjoys the confidence and affection
the paen under his but has the respect and
Of visitors and correspondents as WELL II IL 3@9-
Capt r. F. McGl by his long experience and his exclv Va
devotion to his business of his office as Steward has
thoroughly efficient, that his services would seem to be
His accuracy in the keeping of hs
wncn ne has submitted to you monthly is euaIed hv he
PromPtness In dischargng all the other duties of his m
nerewitn present to you his official as we'll AZ he
the products OF the farm and garden f' VI
M mother continues to perform the duties IA matron
assistance which she gives to me from confden
n the management OF the female wards as in the
ne diseases peculiar to delicate and
while her supervision of the eos;n
ana diet OF the patients always important IT bere;.
ner report Tor the year Of the sewing department
Mr. - M Gray, who, for ten or ten or
me most ample Satisfaction nghtwachran ~ss.a
Ms posi'loi last a and Is merchant (and
porous one 10 the city of jackson Conscientious pros
nv saDe, ne deserves success Mr. Michael Wadd
nn'an. seehal sei9siss sEe0 sf-s11-' -
IL aaiaw ns4.s JOHN ALIENsass544 sVltassz4 Sd
On the I'D Of duly last our bousebold ,sf,d
Ailsn S ueaIn OF our old and faithful friend Jab .
wno tor more than twenty years. had br ths p
~. - he had been identified with the
III A. ss 20 % indeed, and in truth - 10y
e vas not only at all alive to the orst Ia.s o.
sati but be the aster 81 III H.
hs -. s he not only performer fbsr, nue
1 ei ana pfunes extended to every in. ~
Al smart 4 len vas good man and while We s H Inc
- sp1o'e q work, patients and allowed him