The physicians and some of the helpers went to work earnestly. They worked hard under great discouragements. Drs. Ginley, Chamberlain, and Lamson worked with earnestness and energy, for small pay, to build up this sinking institution. And, thank God, the original debt has been removed, and large additions for the accommodation of patients have been made and paid for. The circulation of the Health Reformer, which lies at the very foundation of the success of the Institute, has been doubled, and it has become a live journal. Confidence in the Institute has been fully restored in the minds of most of our people, and there have been as many patients at the Institute, nearly the year round, as could well be accommodated and properly treated by our physicians. {3T 175.2}

Dr. B må opelske høflighed og venlighed for at han ikke unødigt skal skade sine patienters følelser. Han er oprigtig og åbenhjertig, samvittighedsfuld og brændende for sagen. Han har en god forståelse over for sygdomme, men han burde have et bedre kendskab til hvordan man behandler syge. Med den kundskab han har mangler han selvdannelse, raffinerede måder og bør have mere velvalgte ord og illustrationer i hans tale over for gæsterne.