riii-; ccniibiais, cHAai.oi~i~i;'rowN, ocroiiiin 14 .899
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in rr year. Two previous premiers ad- ` care that he be notified. The vised him to keep a record. Mr. Farqll-_ i duties ol' the trustees is to see that the
Lonliic iiosi>irAL iNooinY._.._ .
Dr. Blanchard States That :HisRe- ports Are
MUTILIAT ED BY THE GOVERNMENT
And He Submits to The Commission the Original
Manuscripts and The Report as Published
Ulllug- 119; 1lS11L'f1 3'-11* 1“U1"l11l1f11`S0111f he aiways went through the kitchen, some- should stop the doctor, he said no. Ke_ep__ ,ime,._ mt always, tb,-Ough the Bmw. ii record. The dcctor’s visits from May l mom_ We go “Hough "ery ward and S h 97 io J -I - 551-*t l95"'8 """"tl“ “"1 l examine all of them. He never heard 23 days- He “sited during tlhgt time 181 l any complaint except in the Exninine .. tiirif:-s 83_d_aYS he did not visit, 24 Sun-l H h d th Nh b (_ ,j g
5d h k e ear a e r a was no good
days no visit sys ewas sic . b 5 han ,,d_ Tha h d I
MLM -Puoil said h tuouvbt h would T e ml was c g y 1
* “ _ " = _ ° sample of the bread brought belore the
11'-ll 11-‘Ve 1' gl” °V“3‘ nc Ol 1” “""t“'°` board and they thought it good. The
UW l5'11f-"31”“1`l“:‘lf~ -"i‘l)i“ll' 't Y°“ Doctor complained ofthe bread. He
\1llll¢=l‘l8li€'R S\l6==l='- 1' lk lf" must knr.-w there was complaint about the
d itwould be better to have only Docmrm de 9 0 5 In whlch W” 5 M V t D h
1 t th t he had no P039 __ a ar p r _ r. ic or ouse, w o
doiilbla i;xIlii:ni?iiii)cl1Dli§. Friliser got medi- l °“° m“°'"’“P°“°‘bl°° 1° the _P5151 R°}_’I" 10118111? 911589511011 5110111 111° k°°l’§“E sent with rhr e subpoenas. eine. The record is not correct. It wusi M°2‘;“T.l_;] h” 119;” .;°“ll".’“E_' ta' __ the_ "f _°°W5 °“ me laml "0 5uPPlY mllk; he served on M s
the supervisors business to see after1“_'°“‘ 1 e °° ffl* 9 1 P am " ° 9 Whloh 110 00lll_61ld¢-ld W88 1110 1l'l191*~’-99 D h. 5 ¢ M M K
the attendents. That book is only a. re- 2 L “S1599 1101115 11-_’°d 11° k11°Wl°d8° °f 111° business. 'l‘his was why the full report 0 '-1. V an ss C "mon
-Premier Farquharson says that Dr. Blanchard’s Report interfered With the Trustees Business-The Doctor Condemned The Sugar But it is Still in Use-Dr. Blanchard Says He Was Told He Was
Medical Adviser Only-The New Boiler
Limited By the Old One-The Commission Ends its Labors.
The comm ssioners resumed tieir? _D12 C0ll1°0y S9-111 1511? he 101€Pl1<_>11€<l 190
_ _ _ - ' _ ’ , b li h d ed be- mgestigation yesterday mornin g at _?§__(l_;’_'eF__‘;__“;°$`_ S) W1 e u B l °l"°“ “'m' ° 1 Mr. McPliai1-When the night watch To Mr- M0P1l8»i1 recalled- ca.n’t write he or she gets some person Dr- 00111'07"'H0 had the 1`e°°‘°d of else to do it while the former dictates. Dr. Fraser’s illness. He died on 18th ,_ Remark by Dr. Blanchard:-7He had 0# 531111817, 1893- H9 Was Slck U1 no doubt the patient had medicine. _ lodays; fed in bed 10 days; extra diet; 'ro Jn. R. MoLenn._Mn._ Mcrinni 0 days. N0 medicine WB-S 8111611 115' said he was not present when Dr. Fraser
xidants as shown by records. He ‘digg _
_ of chronic iliarrhcea. The atten _ To M1-_ Rogers.-The heating isabout
`dant'of theward keeps the record. The ` the same as ten yea;-3 'ago He did not
attendant was instructed to give think there was any _ditfercnce except gg. or at lens# heprvsnmsfl he was-_ otiint the windows were ora. He-~ani_not
111615 Wl10 81119 1 0 1119111131110 13 11°1`know' that the 'trustees were notined
recorded. He asked the attendant to-ffm-ma]_1y_ » 11!! 111111 111° 1111911113111 511111 91111* 111° 1 ToMr McEachern.-There.was never doctor had given something for ,my qi-der to keep up theheatall night. bowels. H6 did 11015 l68fV6 3-11! 1119111' .There was none to discontinue the tire 01110- Hi! -l»W'111¢l9-1111-11118111 11° 111119 W at a. certain time. He _did not consider it
tell how long he had chronic diarrhoea. neceggaryto keep up the fire all nigli: '
1k..B1anchard-__H_e would. ask Mr. T0 M;-_ Rogers,-_He did not - ow
lf0P5Illl lf*l19-U 1000111 V118 0011131317- that the temperature went down sud- lI1'~ M<=P118il» nonliinnivs-H9 81110-jdenly after theiire went out.. He never
no notice of his illness to his fnends- ‘ tnongimtiit me snonia .in kept np .nu It’s.theru1s to give notice. He oonldlnigm; The pipes that ind the water to
111* my W119l711°1' ll5Wl1B C0111- T119 $115011- l the bathrooms wouldfreeze if not kept dnt was Lai-kins. He did not know' ' did not know much abo
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cord,it is not aguide for the doctor. He§°.0ld Of 1116 111111111118- H0 _l1°*11‘d 11115 was not published. It was a suggestion Hood _lisa 9 1.' [ia rg 3 ed u
ifor thelirst time from the lzrand Jury. fmm gh., Dr,_ There may have been , f -_he _ ____ PP
mark all pwsnriptions- He found 1=he_H°lb°"el1= 111° Wflfk Qf 111° *M1808 otnertningn. so did nottnrnenibsr. 5°!" ‘ff “S , __
_ _ was pretty well done. 'lhe trustees The trustees 0,de,ed the mi||¢_ D011 11101111112 Dill l
given. No patients received medicine supplied :U0 tons of coal; also and that was ,,.m,¢¢,e,. fm- th? gave,” was informed th t 'soma
provisions. _He _heard a complaint menu _ _ telephonedjiectokw-p out of 11181 111° 11°-1111118 °f “PP”-11111-1! 'l`he Commission adjourned until 2 DF-F059! WlSl1l‘l011¢1 0!
_ was not satisfactory. Both_ boilers °°c|o¢k_ ` ‘ ;-0_t-’g and Mr S Blanchard ::;‘.§.°“.sais:if.ir§.:el.r::.e2;° ......... f;»,°k =» M ~ <1”
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He thought that the two big boilers H t g
would heat_ the new wing. He saw by M"-V “~°Ph°"’°”» (5_"°rP°) and ?hZ;?,$ sirsuis :gt the evidence inthe morning paper that .T0 MV- _R°5°’5 §“"5h° 13 .°mPl°Y°d cal attetjence exvdsod
there is acomplaint about the cold in the 311119 H0SPl1&ll11111 113* 11110111171' 10 °1` 12
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hospitalwhen a-south east wind blows. years asnn attendant- Herdllties Wvrv "°° ‘“ g°’“°'“1 MH
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did not always consider it imperative to
attendants neglected to mark medicine
from him except in extreme cases. Dr. Fraser received medicine, but a record was not kept in the medicine column. He never reported to the trus- tess any insubordination of the atten- dants His reports have been tampered with by the trustees or government, especially in the year 1897 and 1898. Leaves had been taken out of his mann- script. Eight pagcs were cut out. He had the manuscript and had the report.
Mr. Farquharson-It’s very important
that the manuscript be got.
wanted. He newer went to the govern- ment about anything. -
Mr. Fa-rquharson-Better still ! To Mr. Rogers-Patients in hospital
do not get the same attention as private patients. Patients get as good treat- ment as country doctors give their patients. Sonic of the patients need more attention than they get. He could not see how Mr. McPhail could keep a record when he was not there. Mr. McPhai1 was oftenin town when he would be there. '
Mr. Farqriharson-Then you have
kept no record. ._ ._
Dr. Blanchard-I kept a_ record for
the last two ears. '
your record. . _ - _ » Dr. Blanchard-Certainly. To§Mr Rogers-The' house is notas warm
as in former years. The door was so open that a person could see into the basement. The new boiler carries the same amount of steam as the old one. It carries not more. The baths 'are con- nected with the old and the new boilecs.
the attention of the trustees. He never askedl for more iire at night. It necessi-
not fit for sick peqple _to_ sleep in. He was responsible, only, for the medical -treatment now. Since leaving the -in
'man in that buildin who will remain 1111111-T' `S11°l\1'1¢5 1° Wh li 31'* f"x;ll1`
. ` . , ' t' ll 'bl". _
'med an extra hand' Tm’ rooms me l)h:t°for fhefzltxtzin, rahgzifxilgmlszi ‘gr g:idkutEe“pavt;nt£_?v_.aln_t:d for anythiirlg. 1111111
patients_so_as__|o send _ some patients She never _saw "water ’frse'ze'_`¢in 1 .Df-
honie. He said the matter of ,heazing'lloor..' There might be a little ii!ow_,1.ff1_1°
the oiiicial duties as far as the employ- 1 oompltined of the food Sue ment of oflicials is concerned. ledge of tae Mclnnin girls _To Mr. Rogers--Mr. Farquharson_ eomplzirr 1. S is under; md
The medical nian or supervisor had a logging fu; wages Tim; perfect right in discharging the attend h i ack up
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p _ - _. ' T eyaaked her o b ,ants. We could not possibly counter- menu, Mary Jam, mand their orders
Dr Blanchard-I understood from the (;;|;?l?;gdau tstheduma
. Premier that l was not to be held res- .
ponsible for things dons in the institu- sm" wal’ wt ggpont 1 tion when I was not there. My duties Jw” M* “is ' "°t ' alone were to act as medical adviser. Ve” wel' she “W M*
Mr. Fa-quharson-That's newsto me. 15951139 “fl” *PP 11-1104
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g° 1l1*°Ui~’l1 WW" ll 111110 111” “U1 meat, but all the ment he saw was good. was io atrend to the medical part of it. _GBUS6 01 1118 M 111111!
|),_ y-1,,ncg,_,;¢ 5--_ui hi- t-1 phi-r.»_d.|[; ig fha f;'d‘n1:y mra'. The sameilt was not his duty to look alter the ‘She nevtrsaiwauythmg and was told there was no need. I qu .lily of meat could be found in the supplies. focd. The patients are There WHS 110 0119 bflkillg his P12109 <ll1l‘~ ‘market rodav. Henderson had the con- To M,-_ R0ge,s__D,-_ Blmmhard ,aid when sick She never knew
in the time he WHS aW2l ill 1890-1895- tract and he told him he was a foolish _ 1 h’ sufieriu from col'
8 Y _ f i that the trustees could not expect im _ if D1* Blanchard' “The” asked If bg hadi 1111111 10 f*UPPl3' 80011 1119111 1111911991' 1111111 to take the same interest now as when were ¢0lllf0l'llbl9 S110
anything to say, said - he did not wish to h ld H ' d h b
’ . . ' " _ . . Q 6 ¢0~l » 6 21199039 1 9 P_°'9°l1 W ° he resided there. He wished io state of the guarded rooms S
put Mr' Mcphml _1uka§5;h;v°f_§s€i%S£§1On' I 1'€¢elV0d 111° “W3” 15 1`e°P°”5ll’l¢’- We in reference to part of Dr. Blanchard's 1 nr-ar them crying hone ot r1§);_Vf»__§11f§;;__g;>___Q_*_3‘_1;_?___i____d ll ° l 1ooked_to Robert McDonald. H0 SUP- report not being pul_>lished_, that the ar., 11-he .is far at erm- knew
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The windows were all overhauled. It the same as the rert of the attendants. vf’1'_°'_‘ 5 "EMS looks now as it double windows are The rooms are kept comfortable. The §_‘_"'__';___‘_‘:e_:‘“____?'
DL B1a_ncha_Id__He got anything ha necessary. When the Peters govern- W3;-ds mg gold and me would have 1;.; _.hp _dbe :__
ment came into power they found that wear extra clothes when going through _ . W H 1110 Wafer 6106616 W0” 110° °l€"111» Ind them at night. lt is cold in the ron-ns. 1*°.P1`°Vld° tl” i°°d° H9
_ they had new closets put iu.__ He d_i_d Sm, had not heard ,my comphinh The un: brent; and thu|:_gl_i_t
not claim, however, any cre it to t s shams have to be cha A which takes di not now nor 5°”-'°m°°tf as '°P“."`s _“E9 “M975 5 to 10 minutes. __,_.lfi5 shirts are 91“l°‘°' bu" mm*
necessary. The two vital points which ')me_imes w8¢_e»‘*` are new rcf_a,,,_ institution H confront us is the heating and a rest- ed I he ni < Ms &.es__.re not emu 815 medwal rupervisotrs duty dent physician. The rooms occupied by _, ' . - _ ul* 5 b' the had Th", ‘ns M the' Dr. were wanted for patients. bf’m°u‘1_1f5" “_ Perm” __w°_ °. ° ‘ hr as he knew
Since that time the some state of things lf“°l°__J hem 15 13°* a_°Y hefmfimemr building It has ,x;,ted_ The dwm, wg, feng ,g in__ _.»» _ooms._ She cou.d n_ot te l how _'hen ____ "__,
sneezing ofthe botiiimins time »».,_ 11:15 at nicht- _T119 wlndows are ___ Cmnt,”
to give 4_hours a day _to the_insti_td__‘ tight. She did not nouce rain or snow -i__Pl;_____ house as W”
The doctor _replied he did .a ~‘*' coming in- through the windows. __ K d “___ ___
money enough to do _that.___;j .'*= (_Dr. ¢Th_e sums food is used _ for _at;.e_n¢_lants_ T‘;_;"?;__“ shgmuxm 1:6
»- . _ . iu:.°:~i:z.i..e °.i:~°°...;-ir nerr- er is imc' rm .tn
Mr' Farquhars°n_Youu buns m nlentioned illto :He hadutold the mg pgrmqdzgg'b,..;(;gu:£g‘k',wh,:nh'z:5 TGDI
Fdoctor it was necessary ifor him to" be mer Th, mag; *Q5 1,," tution
15°” "l “‘° d” ‘"“°: 3° '“PP°°°d 55°F and tough. Generally the . meat is fairly *.*1°~P“'°“*‘ f"¢'° -8"°.“ P‘°P°'~ ‘“°'l*f - good. 'rits nent its tainted magttiiiea Y_i°1!9‘1 \ “I ‘“°9d-‘P-°°‘ ' Th°'° h°"b°°° ‘ at times. The Pliients as” Ifr 'il' the Di' days ‘t °-tlme "hen the dn-cw' ala n~°‘»° knew, were well care oi. Some- *"5* nuke ‘ 'mt' A “Huge might- b' bm” times the tuxnips were not wellcookod. . (D1-1 illfntif t‘if;°i°.';'w°f$i°' Pm; Thar new snow-iinrnlps #nd vr.»=s-.wi '-"°"‘
He had brought the matter of cold to _gg bg,{,,._ ~1'-bg ',,’m’,,¢ i,5,¢___ 5_properly cooked. _It;_w`as jtliexokls
ri ‘ °
_running, he Ut
whether attendant found him dead _or _ the difference in temperature between 39°- H0 had 110 P69-S011 10 l1110W 1118-lilthe bath rooms -and sleeping rooms. theend was near. There is no morguq ; The uarters occupied by_ himself and WGN 011811# 10 be n place. The body IS , ntterildnnts are win-iner than thatoccn- lrnpt as short a time as possible. The -pied by the patients. Ht had tiiongiit 5011109 1110' l1°P¢_*1 ‘lily-8011161111195 1W0It.hat the patients should bein warmer
days. The hospital burys paupers. He telephoned the friends first. Sometimes no friends are to be found. Dr. Fraser’s friends came tosee him. Dr. and Mrs. Conroy went to see him the Sunday bdore he died.
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quarters. He did not think himself competent to judge of the work of the medical man. If the patients were in his own family he would like them t
have better treatment. He would hava
some one sit up with them during the night. There should be; an attendant ui the ooms at n' ht The ni ht watch
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went in, only, every hour. There should
a ‘be a nurse all ni ht. He believed the
3 . l medicine was just given to the attend-
' ent who administered it. The medical
cr attendance is less since the doctor left
. the Hospital. There are about five at
present who need medical attention
The prompt and permancnti 'ro Mr. Monnciicrn-Matilda Mclnnin
relief that Burdock Blood Bit-
was employed for 4%. years, on two dif- l ferent occassions, Miss Mclniiis gave
» ° l ° ` tt d t.
as gives from the bm-t» e.i..e“..e..ii;.i“. l
itching and endless torture of
,year and a half. She was discharged. » To Dr Conroy -The trustee should vis-
Sal! Theum TS SO1'I’1€l.l'1ll'lg that ` it every week, visits are not made as ofte 1
now as they used to be The trustees
¢2»11110t be Obtained through the |` do not visit as often as formerly. He did
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use of any other -ef-f=<1r~ sneer;
_Even iii the worst cases of long standing when applied externally and taken internally according to directions it cures uickl and com letel
Mr. Farquharson stated that he re-
quested Mr. McPha.i1 to keep a record of all that went on in the Asylum. ; To Hon. Jas. R. McLean.-_-\_ e ,. if an average should not be ta E' said: Perhaps it is the highest an Zwest .year that Dr. Blanchard 'had gi e
To Hon|J R McLean -He had not kept
q Y p Y' ll a record of the time the doctor spent in
Irs. Dalzill, High Bluff, Mlm.,
Writes: “I have been troubled with salt fheurn for Eve or six years and could get nothin to cure me until I took Burdock Bloodiitters. It oniy required live bottles tocure me completely. so that I have never llfered since from that terrible discuss.”
| the Asylum. He had known the doctor to go through in ten minutes. There would not be a great many cases of sick- ness. The doctor was in a hurry.
To Hon J R McLean.-He kept a record
_ of the number of visits made by the doctc r
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overcoat, etc., act from
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promptly by ordering _the same ri 2
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stitution he was not at liberty to order extra _ fires. He would ___h_ave _ to euga'ge'a:u extra lircman. Men could not work all day and all night.
To Dr. Conroy.-It was understood
that the fire should be banked, the house is colder now.
To Mr Rogers.-The old boiler was dan-
gerous. There was no advantage from the larger boiler up to the present. When the attic was added it took more heat to warm the building, He _had no com- plaints about thelarge drug bill. The drug bill is $110 a year or in the vicinity of that amount. He never was at a meet- ing ofthe trustees of late. He used to attend always. The flour was good. The meat has been a bug bear. The oatmeal has been good. The molasses is poor and of st cheap quality. The sugar he condemned but it is used all the same. It is not usa-.d on the attendants table. He thought thirty one would include all the oiiicials. The officials use the same food as the patients. He heard a great many complaints from the at- tendants us well as from the patients. The insane people ,as a rule are not remonable. The attendants told me the meat was bull meat and sometimes it is tainted. When passing one day when meat was being delivered, he would not let it enter the institution. _ ’
To Dr. Conroy.--Some of the patients
pay from 50 'cents to $2.00 a. week to- wards keeping them, many of the pat- ients could pay or their friends could pay. Thereis no diiference made be- tween those who pay and those who do not. 1 There should bo an iniirmary one for males and one for. females.
He had gone through the wards in ten
minutes and he had spent two* hours going through. He had gone into every room and every closet, opened up the shut-ters and did everything thor~ oughly. He could go through in 35 or 40 minutes. In the evening the same attention may be required and at night also. The night watchman has to visit- every hour. Every patient does not need treatment.
Hon. D. Farquharson, (sworn.)-He is
.chairman of the trusses sincef August 1898. He was on the board previously. l‘he books will show how often they visited. They visited once a month as a board. The visits are all recorded. The trustees oftf n meet to transact business. The duties ol the trustees are to adver- tise ior supplies, to check and pass all accr unzs montnly and perhaps every _two weeks. _ Wneu the board met he always sent word to Dr. Blanchard. We in-med the Doctor as a trustee. We
expected him to be present. We]
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.3 lnever had a meeting wit-hour notify. ` ggmgueng - beds as 8 ml . .
_ . ~- - e. bhe never h
_ `f'- ¢-..~ \-'~ S-f i;-ff »i'§_:€`, _ - l W° me - -°"" °‘
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k The Well ___ ' -__\,_' _ nown em "~" -"' ' *T \" `” `\
po 1 X:d___»____ Q'
- or nz 0- if- ~~f night, ’ ` in which a. young wo- man by hanging to - gi' ‘ the curfew bell saves the 5”- `
life of her lover condemn- ` e_d to be executed at the ringing of the curfew, is *>-
only one .of a
thousand strik- _ ing instances of _
how a wo
_ A ,,
_ man _
will dare everything for - vi: - ___»:~_-,j-_ love. . _ “ ' ;-','.-'i`- Women are readier to l ""'i-'~" `~
make 'heroic sacrifices ~ _ I than _they are to take ' the commonplace, “ everyday precautions ` _
which insure their great- ‘ ~ est happiness. Most _wo- ~ ~ ~ ' men are careless about _
their health. They for-
get that physical weak- ness and 's 'll
_i ease wi E __
wreck the fairest chance
in life and shut them " ' -
out completely from ~ happy woxnanhood and wifehood.
Weak, brlious, dyspeptic women are
robbed of their natural attractiveness and capacity. They lose healthy color and energy and ambition. The blood becomes poor and thin and laden with disease-germs,
_The true antidote for this condition is Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery. It acts directly uppn the digestive powers and the llvefi Cfsntmg pure, red, healthy blood free from b1lious_ impurities; it renovates every organ and _tissue of the body, building up llafd. elastic flesh and muscular strength and imparting nerve power and permanent '.~:tality, which malt extracts do not give. Mrs Ella Howell, of Derby. Per-ryan., Im; writes: “In the year of 1894 I was taken with stomach trouble-nervous dyspepgig Thatwts ri coldness in my sicniaclr, and a weight whigh seemed like_a rock. Everything that I ate ve 111@ 81031119111; I had a bearing down sensalsgn- was swel ed across my stomach' had a rid ' if°‘"‘fl‘ mY Ylgllf S1616. and in a short time I ge hloaicrl I was treated by three gf our best Y,” “C5”-"-* *'11 $21111 110 relief. I was so Wtak I not walk azross the room without “nigga” Then ii.-. Pierce-a norden Medical niseoveft- Q' '°°°mm¢,l’€l°d 1° mf 2115 I 10! il. and con-rm'enwce‘¢‘i the u.s;o__ it. began io_ir_~r~.prove very fan: 513.3 the use o a fren hotties, rue hvsielans said my an-= fm. »=-l’---- ->---mt `_ mm _; fm no io ore I thank Goa um
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was never brought tuhis notice asa true? drift iii. She regularly `chhnged ' the 'lf- ¢°°- ln r°f°f¢n°° 1° 111° ensnsins sheets. she dia not know 'oi' patients' D
of the attendants," he had only sent 'out ' being lm ,H night withnut I-',m~pe,.__,,¢_j engaged in liquor °°;°“l‘; *°1l1_‘h_;t 'g‘_°‘¥9-gd W7* tention. she knew Mary .laue""lloi-' gi' BM“D°“-3ll°°Y“l r. anc ar __ ere asony _n - - - _ ~ -» 1“¢|||¢q__g, °°° - 122;? ..Sl’i?.’i§.5.°°“sl?`.'i§§’ .IZ‘I'l'§Zl.‘; ti-inet-on wr ru-nl; ...".§’ii..”I“.‘i§‘.?2.?.¥Z‘3I.’7.IZl.“.°t.fi’°§.§.°5i.§.‘I3 =~\»--Mn -0--rn-1-= in o--rx-»»f»er. -spin gg-____g_§=__--fi;-;1;_°_;
- - - » To Ur. Co ro -'She never in d 'A " 1' *Z* * 11°
the male attendants and it might imply, °.__u____l_______ “_ Y _ 11 9 auth' Suu he W” _“___ that the government employed all the _ _. _
male ,,m,nd,m,,_ _ 'l._‘o Mr. Rogers.-She made a oem- 11° 11101111111 11° 311°"
___ D,-_ B;,,_,_,:h;,,-_d gmtegdrhzt th:-9 F58? giant about _ine food and it was reme~__ _ (_°,m“°d on the
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_Policeman Taylor sworn. r _ _
To Mr Ro er~-He was e
~ ant. The nurldrng_was fairly warm.
_ . p - 2 ere given
blankets Hs alw ya ihouirhr inm-
found out how it was done He did
siitutron at that time The l)octor w
en year-. The management is about
_the same as at at fir-st._ She did nor know of any ill treatment. None ot her patients suffered from __ cold. Su had to take the paiie_n's out gf beg t_ change the clothing. She never
_beard them complain. 'Shel had
some sick ones in her ward She revel knew of wats: ireezing' on the door. She never saw snow in the rooms. Some rain drifted in around the sashes The attendants look after the
carelessness Two Hclnuis ‘
_ _ -_ ._ girls lslt
f the mutation some time ago They;
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- g' _ mployed
there 13 years ago. Ho was an attend- A ul
lu severely cold weather the buildi -.
was cold The aiitu s w ‘ aa M ‘S
sh .uld biiajire overnight. Th; fire was Cneeffui looks then kept up until 1_1 o'clock. _ asf as ¢ 0" To Mr. McEacherr;.--The north side I ma up
of the building was cold. ‘w8ll'5€lflg 8-S UPON
To Mr. Rogers.-There was d{_gp03¢ft¢n ana
a. thermometer used ihexi as tar as ht- ,
*could remember. The patients. were the 13
-.ireatedfairly well. Thtre was sims _ violence. There was one case ot lvio- the brain as starved' and
leuce to a patient but it could never be JISH IS 8 f 8831)
_ not know ofanycasea ot iinmorality. reason the The _Doctor was _a resident__of the ln- ¢I¢m¢f2f$ JO n0f'
:'-,_ . _gg
always careful. There was no especial proper spat
r f f -". ._ artendant appointed for si man dyingf A 'WP 111 11112 118111 'l‘her_e was no nurse inthe room. The 1° purify the body by the use
relatives would 'come _in sometimes. natural remed Hood s
_ Y He knew nothing of the management is Nature s remedy It acts -rnceh l ft li ‘
e e tere. The food w I _
good. The beet was sometimerrhotuiilg blégtd' and whether the seat of tha
| la ihe standard. The bread was fair at Keys ;ebr;:r;f;t;!:a;l:_;c1;:ser W 1 a time. ' `
- Mrs. McPherscn sworn. ` }'°d"°m° ’° °q““uY 3°"
'W To Mr. Rogers-She had been em- ‘”w"d"qpp°"m‘
!'0
played intne Asylum and lett about thirteen days 'ago She only__yrent_ Home toglve u work A friend
for a. reg; 01 3 few week,'§4=v`-ighg' '-bm to take goofs Sarsaparllla
T wls bletod he k,)treei’
pharge of a female ward for nine or msn, googgpgetfgfli Mmm,
i Nuonwmth, N, B.
Food- My wife was
prootration. She Sha became