21st

violent and noisy man-
ner; shower-bath and a
large dose of tart. emetic;
promised betterbehaviour
for the future.

those

Made attacks
upon
around him with a knife.
A shower-bath and a
grain and half of tart.
emetic every six hours;
gruel diet; to be kept
under strict surveillance
in No. 3 Day-room.

23rd Feb., 1855. Is perfectly rational in

his conduct and conversa-
tion, and, at his urgent
request, the medicine and
shower-bath have been
ordered to be discon-
tinued.

Result to Patient, 1856.

29th Nov., 1852. 29th March, 1854.

Threw down an attend-
ant; shower-bath twice
a day and seclusion; 1
grain of anty. 3 times
a day.
Admitted.

A shower-bath has been
given on two or three
occasions with apparent
benefit.
Admitted.

Has been labouring un-
der maniacal excitement,
with a disposition to be
violent to others, for
several weeks past. The
shower-bath, with an oc-
casional dose of mix.
tart. ant., together with
purgatives, have been
employed with the great-
est advantage.

Excitement; the same
remedies have been em-
ployed with marked
benefit.

He continues to have

14th June,

Extracts from Case Book of Special Notes in reference to Treatment.

bath twice a day, and
tartar emetic mixture,
2oz. (2 grains anty.) occa-
sionally.

20th June, 1854. Has become quiet and

tranquil. The shower-
bath, with the tartar
emetic, are remedies
which appear most effi
cacious in subduing cere-
bral excitement. He is
now employed in his trade.

15th July, 1855. Relapse. Shower-bath

morning; warm bath
night. Tartar emetic
mixture (2 grains to a
dose) occasionally.

Shower-bath, warm-bath
continued, with morphia.
Remedies repeated.
Admitted.

Shower-bath every morn-
ing; warm bath every
night.

Shower-bath and warm

Still in Asylum.

12th Dec.,
19th April, 1854.
2nd Oct.,