But the disabled are not the only suffering unfortunates in the netherworld who, needing our pity, receive the tender mercies of prison.

For there epileptics abide or roam in all the horror of their lives "oft-times in water and oft-times in the fire," a burden to themselves, a danger to others.

Shut out from industrial life and shut out from social life.

Refused lodgings here and refused lodgings there.

Sometimes anticipating fits, sometimes recovering from fits; sometimes in a semi-conscious state, sometimes in a state of madness.