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THE GUARDIAN, (I~lARLO'l'll;'l`OWF, OC1OBER 161899

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light being the occasional flicke 5 ' ac \ iS t tv, which has

' _ I' » 5 , . l' in I-iii* N. lt* l i " A."-J'l| __

' _ _ __ Q I the atten_daiit`s lantern as he goes his . it-.. _ il sucl. faithful and etlicient

1' A _ ' I i ‘ 11 Tl = - ' ~- “l L' ` ' ' ii P. E. Island Hes ital, 1**

_Q-_,__ _. I will guarantee _ _ __ _ _ _A ___ _ ` l ~~` 'V 1 . ' * s i' D ' _ -` " \ ~ _ _ .\ , _ i . ~. 11,, - . _ _ ~ _ _ ___ __

_ U, .=. that my Kidney Cure _pg 90 cent.

complaint and ll 'many instances the

' '“ most serious forms of

r Brl;iit’s disease. I! P the disease is 091'!!-

~_ -. pllcated send a four-

vi f rine.

~ and advise you tree

1_4 ` what to do\.‘m`_!oN_

ounce al o u We will analyze it

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lllLLlNEliY INFORMATION.

It is an old saying and a true one

that self praise is no reconiniendation, and that is why We niodestly refrain as far as possible from over-praising the beauties of our Fall and H inter Millinery, preferring to have an ever appreciative and keenly critical pub- lic praise them for us' And this it has been doing ever since the store first opened. Never have so mar r people visiting our Millinery Depart-_ ment and ordered their head gear and never before have they been so well p‘cased with Miss McEachern's work

Success has crowned our efforts and

our sales are larger than ever before, but we are nearing the danger line of self-praise, so we’ll avoid it by in- viting all who have not already visit- ed us todo so now while it is at its best.

Orders taken every day for delivery

same day. We have plenty help. Every order gets Miss McEachern’s personal attention.

Yours respectfully.

JAS. PA ON & CO.

mlm For .inilltiai Exhibition |900

Important- Sale . -OF- ’

Illfilliifl Siililii

I will sell* by public auction on the

premises. of VF. G. _ Bovyer Esq. Brudencel Station Georgetown iteyalty on Wednesday November 15th at 12 0’clock noon the following superior stock.

A choice letof Registered Oxford

Dems and Lincoln Ewes, and Rams, all successful show animals. f Also a number of Short Horne

Bulls, and Heifers, of the most useful and improved type. Prize winners at the late Maritime Shows. Our .Reg- ested Ayreshire Heiifer, several grade Ayrshire Cows, in mill: and in Calf by Cruckhank’s Bull, Silver Chief. “A number of well bred unregistered sheep, and one good Carriage Mare.

Terms 12 months credit on ap-

roved joint notes, Liberals discounts for cash.

J. M. A ITKEN,

Auctioneer,

Montague Oct. i6, 25, 8, w3i_

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iiuiuii SNAP

We have too many Glass Perserve

Jars (quart size) on hand. So in order to reduce our stock at once we have decided to put the price of them

“away down,” - It will pay you to buy now, even if you won’t require _ them tlll next season,

ami it corps.

ci., _ will cure vel' _ -

-- ~ of all forms of kidney

Trustees made 119 visits during _the __ the year,but.`;he number of visits has ,

' lou ti ii p oris c . sen of Cliai-inn Cp to lie

` “”=":`”':°°""_ lottetovin in his illne~\ 1 obilily has a ,l

WT” N U( FOLFR 1" hy' ht ot sinie suit tt nie and some-l

-A-v "ff" -“ bOCly to occfisioniilly sit by his sick thrniigli its agency for the ospital THE ASYLUM -GENERAL FEATURES. bedside .\ ot so i.lif_»,se poor patients,

who sometimes die in the darkness

That the Lunatic Hospital is and and cold.

has long been terribly over-crowded It not infrrquenily lirippens that a. is testified hy the Medical Superin- gleam of returning reiisoiiis granted iendent and by every witness who to mentally deranged persons in the appeared before the Commission and last hour of their lives on earth. If was asked about that feature. How- such should happen to some parting ever little information the Trustees soul at Falconwood it would only may have had in regard to the suffer- reveal to him how sadly deserted he- ing from cilil they were at least fully had been by the .~yn.pathies of his aware of the over-crowding. 'l`he,fellow inf-n, who thus leave him to _ scaiic iooin witliiii the mills is pc-opled ` Ulrike his exit iii ii. place where thug by ill patients and 30 attendants- lonfliness, the darkness and the rigor? 224 persons. Here they spend shell' of winter‘s cold add new horrors to t-hcl

days and nights, cat and sleep, Within shadow of (li-aah,

an air spice so limited, and with _noi N01 tg dwg] £00 long upon the dm-1; proper appliances for ventilation- picture we must say that whatever; Add this fact to the teSt-il'I10l1y in re- ltheir report may be the labors of tliel gard to the food and the C0ld, 8-Bd H01 Commission can hardly bring relief; one can be sui~pri>ed all the Candid i to the public mind as to the present statement of Dr. Blanchard that t-he ` uiifgrrumire gogditifiu of the Asylum. A proportion of cures is but half what |1119 finding of the GI-and Jury 3 few is effected in properly equipped and l months ago iS_iu our judg,,men@__ ,veil managed asylums elsewhere. in no way refuted, but rather The Medical Superintendent does Srrenggilened and da,-kemid by the

not reside in the building. He is sworn testimony now given go the

not there when new patients are re-._pub1ic_

ceived, to make an early diagnosis ofj Tm; GUARDIAN is only ¢0n~_ the Case and 8PPlY the D€C°'=SS9»I'§'}cerned that matters shall be made ffeatmenfi dil`eCU the l`9=U`°*~iDfi Seeibetter and the care of our insane im- that the patient receives that imme- pr0v@d_ ri Order- no that end we w0u]d diate attention and care that are so‘ respegrfully suggest. to the Com- vitally necessary I0 8- Cure- HS Fesides mission that before formulating their l`/l]I'€€ IDll6S 8.W8»y. H8 VlSil3S the iDSl5l-lang] fepgrg thgy ghguld 5(>_¢u`p@ the. tutiou 8-C irregular il1€€I`V2»lS during assistance of:-in eminent expert alienist various days of the week but not at from one of the other provinces, or night Or On S\1Ddf1yS \1I118SS CB-U06 by from the United States. Such an telephone. The medicines for the sick authority could furnish valuable in-

are given by attendants, not one oflformation in regard to the features 'in__i

whom is suiiicientlyinstructed to take I which our Asylum com” Short, ,nd a.patient’s pulse or temperature- And invaluable advice as to the changes, _vet every witness from the Premier improvement; and addinigns and Medical Superintendent down to needed, _ A attendants testify to the obvious fact Laymen, or even practising PLT that-at least one medical attendant giciaris can only speak in general should be constantly in the building .egpms of these »‘m,,tte,-s_ There is "d8',Y “Hd Di8hff» SUUd°~Y md W0°k°d&y- `much that pertains to the housing, flu these pal"ti¢\118-rs 110W fill ll10`i‘t feeding, lodging, medical treatment. the institution comes of what it nu;-sing, employment, exerci-s¢,__rec,e,_ _ Ought £0 be 80d 110" 511° °h°~n°°S Of tion,'and even religious ministrations .cures are _shut out. for insane persons, that only a skilled

Above the Medical Superintendentg lq,iu`¢]"'¢gP9|-ignwd aliegisb can amhori-

Nlre thu Trustees. For --Bdme 411181- givglx Let “wh nt plained reason their visitatof the . imepcfr §d§i¢¢ ind qbginsel be .¢{,bnj|,¢¢}" stitution under their care, and in :NH gh” forthe sake of sugeringi which so much of hope and 'happiness mgnigyand for the credig of the 12|-0. 51° iDV01V0d» hi’-V9 b*’°U_ f_°W_ Bild ll'¢~ viace-let the_Asylum and all thauiper-

frequent. The ;tim‘e_ _was when the tgjgglg,-_ig be tim,-oughly ref0,.meu_

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mation as to the real state of the institution. '

Again, we have the painful revela-

_tion that the management has been .divided in sympathy, there being no

_beti)ween the Supervisor and the Super- ‘ intendent. The Doctor docs not at tend :he meeting of the Trustees though invited to do so. His report is mutilated befcre publication, he

says. The Supervisor is instructed to __ __

declined .to 14 in the past year. More ` ' _ __ . visits might have led te better infor- H .57

Are prepared from Na- ture’s mild laxatives, and while entle are. reliable

~ and _ efficient. They

cordial relations between the Medical " Su erintendent and the Trustees, or

Cure Sick Headache, Bil- iousness, Sour Stomach,

and Constipation. Sold”

everywhere, :z5c. per box. Prepared by C.I.Hood & Co..Loweii,Mus,

- keep a privaie record of the Dcctor’s

painful revelation of divided counsels,

_..-___ . L___ ,___ A-L_., _ L.; gf. ;;J

visits to the institution,-to spy upon S

him. In all this we have th

land of pulling apart by those who The undersigned _,diets by privam _ale his ought to pull together for the wel- ’°~1d¢"°~‘_ Of' 50- P_f»@_1”S R0=1d,1 mile from

. Ch-.irl..=ttetown, Cn- si-tmg of a good du eliing

fare Of. the lnmatec- house, horse_stab‘e. and large coach hou~e, all

This want of cordial co-operation §‘l,",`;§”s‘;‘;’,_‘g o£T§_';*§_§';§§_i;'_1ih1° acre* ‘fluid

by those. in authority over the institu- 0__i__h$__m§>_:1_;1_<iiH8tI;_e d be sold with, tion, to say nothing of mutual hostil- acres as may be agréedor uggm mfyx ity and espiwigei Would Of i=S°'»f be °§ii‘f.“r‘3lf-’i§§'§“¢‘3i'rli'n§Z.lZ"r?iJ§2u°r5’$°§li2 i.ifi»a'§é fatal to discipline and the good man- 51°§\1\`<>l1BS°D10H@Yd0Wn-Thebiilancesecured

. . . -ont eprooerty. Also the stock, crop, and

agement Of th° institution even were farming implements. viz. 1 standard bred the other matters previously referred ;f,2‘§;’d§',;,.’;;f'; ‘;l,§i'dlt,’i“Ii(_lf‘_,’;`r“§1)l___;‘;f`1b;`_‘:;’g;‘_?_l_¥_; to as they ought to be. It is in rc- '_1;1_1;{_\y<>0wi2oheps.1_bus,'s-2'.lcoiicord waggon, . . . Il . 1; wugg gard to this vital feature in the gov- l_i_\;rra1oeei'i`¢ib}ds.l=1iii‘dimlrrid)ge waps,_1°iiidndwh\:`¢E ernment of the Asylum that ine re- h,_;.§2{,81 \f°,;§l_",f§_’?;_}*:‘§:fe°‘§‘§_;‘i;?_;§‘;:idV§f€ valations made before the comission _1_P&°nf_1_¢_g__;1- ¢\"f;_~w'f‘§-- 1 set harrows,hvk'hanii.

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cast a new_ and painful light Eocbunisis f»f')1i_`i~ldstoi$simi't1ri(dt;i1(i2iids;i1 Ncihegg.

The evidence shows that during D‘{,‘§1§,°,§§€‘_1ff_’nff[_‘2‘2.gi“0'2f{‘;‘f_’;__b° °5°1'@d bY

the long nights of winter one attend- _ ' HECTOR McLEOD, ’

_ ant is in charge of 95 inmates, locked oodtili O til iup in the darkness and such gold as _ __ _ ____ _ _ _ __

Bolya

_ has been described, the only gleam of

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GHRONEG DISEASES

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y _H GLIFT Send stamp for iniormation,

01' Cali at Truro N S , of-

mtliierchant TaiIorf§‘§§,,,%_;_ {§§;‘;;;,1;s“*fi’ B-as of

ci1ARi_oTiE rowN, P. E. 1.... iHf,ff,‘, ,f'§‘;§"e"‘|" W:‘fS°i

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ield a niet tin" on barurdav ar which thed pisilof the moneys collected

was ' considered, The Society will this afternoon have a couierence with the Trustees in regard to the matter. Something might perhaps be said for the necessity of an undivided control, but the claim of the Society to dispose ofthe moneys they have raised seems to be just, and there can be no doubt, that they would make a most judici- ous use of ir. Any resistance to their wishes and purposes might tend to dampen the zeal and industry which have so far .proved a main stay of the institution.

It is gratifying to learn that Pre

mier Schreiner of Ca e Colon will

Imperial Government in South Afri- can alfsirs. As is well known, he is the chief of the Dutch or Africander party in the Cape Province and is supported by a majority of the Legislature in which that element is now dominant. At one time his loyalty was doubted. This was no' doubt due to the strong sympathy for the Boers which is felt among the people of the same race in Cape Colony and Natal. It may have also been partly due to Mr. Schrein- er’s political hostility to Cecil Rhodes, whom he ousted from the premiership- The assured loyalty of Premier Schreiner' will have a strong influence in preventing any pos-=iblc uprising against British rule by the Afrieand- ters of the Cape.

Should Read a

Something!

. And I can supply EVEKY 5 BODY with cOMETHING `= to read. _ l

I keep the latest

_ g'p:_(_§_ork,

M is al, _ Stinrlldlin, `

I _ _ , _

'N Also the, ifand Bananas, ‘Oranges, Lemons, Confectionery, Tea, Sugar,ctc iiithe city. ' __ ___

5 3 _ “City.§H0te_l:_Co`rIier

Opposite R. C. Cathedral.

I 1 ill |‘\'ii|"|‘\'|"i'i‘iiljll' ‘A_ H 'i'l‘ l 'l li’ lillll' 'll' ‘ll i‘_ W T KID GLOVESW

5, Every pair of Kid Gloves i

5- sold at

‘My Store’ 5' is guaranteed. If they don’t give satisfaction in f every Way bring them ff* back, and we will give _ you a new pair for them cheerfully--no questions ;

_ asked.

Our Lily Gloves But-

gtoned, 850° ;j Our Lily Glove laced, fl 950. ;;_ Our Adonis Glove in gif buttoned and laced dome § fastened, $1.10 E’ Our Muriel Laced, § $1.20 §‘ OurCelebrated f Daphne _$1.35 §` We have all the new-

§` est shades.

?`_ Orders by mail prom-`

2 ptly attended too. ,

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Gra.du.»,ie_ I. cn- gc ui Civil l1.ng1i|¢,erigg_'C9 ‘

C9"3’-‘ll-“"‘g Eli river for-General Work Spec ;i_l_t_i_¢;s-_;Hd5'_d;_au_l§i__é_Saiiitary and l '

unieservedly support the policy of the

Silks $5.95

Lustres 51.95

Gashmeies $1.95

i3.50 $5.00

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Univi nity f - l

Skilis

Full Dres

.f. f 50.1?1a1fi_;i"fie!§i§.», msd§..r<i§vr Qfilsr, _frorri our <iw,;,:._r,iii_th, at ‘85t1."a._; wool, pretty edects, some plaids.

2 yards stuff, at 850* -

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Cheap Dress _

Save a dollar or a dollar and a. half and get once, Not made to order, but made to fit.

ordumy Plain Velvet Blouses in black, green,

Garnet and Mauve, Blue and Navy, $3:00 and $3.25. Corduroys in the

shades.

Also turquois and a splendid range oi,

Waists in Red, Blue, Purple and Black

a big range of Lustres and

Flannelettes. _

Don’t waste time getting one made,

money' by buying one ready to wear.

Save one dollar on a Skirt. We have

75 ready to wear Skirts, made from Serge and Blister Uloth, also a new Costumes. The prices, ready to try on, $4.00, $4.50 and $5.00; Blisters from

to $8.00 and $900.

A Full Dress, ready to

of' Black Lustre, or Lustre

_ St and _Black _Serge Skirt,‘f0r

_only Never i_i_1_- the histor $5-45 Dress Goods jitsliiié IHS

-iirt3S3'“° Sash as

a .gar_m_ei_it_ _under

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_ Trimming - ._ _

_ Mak-ing _ _ _

Our price only _ _

Saving 950 - _ _ All on the ma.kin<>‘_see !

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JAMES PATON

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6 edof buying 3' C00lIiI1g stove :that cannot be RiJ_t_N hot water, but get the HIGHLAND

The best k A - 1

with bath b0__e’_1__f>WH» and most easily connected

MAE IH Bil3Ti) H.

Finnell & llllilllillil

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