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as i g TI-IE GUARDIAN. CHARl.OT'l‘F.TOWN. PRINCE EDWARD- ISLAND

14, 1900

N"-<¢>~ fees received are $83 le.~ than the previous year

receiied from entertain ‘T f A, ee*

,u $3913 is slightly in excess of ' 1 0

The patients fees amount

being $14. 10 in excess of last

amounted to 14| Im- .»

22, Not treated 2. lncurnble 3.

number of tients from the city from the untry districts 132

provinces ll The number ot

treatment was 4700 or an average

r each patient The number from May 14 N39 to ’4 May

pmcriptione, non pay ing 200

gggical dressings, out patients, 10o.

miiqugh your Trustees expected to uqietely finish and move into the \ew gqiltalearlienyet with our best exer wgitnas not until the ninth day of

last that the removal in the new » ‘-~ -\

was completed and all partie~

gtaested gladly bid adieu to the Old Hospital. It need scarcely be observed ' M, tht the edect of the transition was de- _ ‘-1 §\‘d"w

tful in the extreme to all parties inter \,{Vll\l\l`P

ind including patients the Medical

hyd Matron, Nurses and others

Certain workin the laundry of the \ei‘ lqqital such as steam connections to , ¢¢t$$.8o of which one iontract for abou* Il,still remains to be done, and outside rm-Lsuchas beautifying the grounds, m ice honse to be repaired or built, faehgs, ete, etc, and also some furnish

mgynremains to be completed

The account submitted shows the uiimtpsid and expended on the \ew

to this date and the total

received subscriptions,

etc , the amount paid

and the amount

being $17 602.46 showing of $559 61 But there are certam

still due and unpaid which may cover the above short

'Iggy

heoccounts do not attem t to show

amounts which have been donated to the Hospital by rsons, and the various local societies, in furnishing the

Hospital in a manner which calls for admiration of all visitors and is ‘iich

little to be desired for the coinfwt patients and the convenience of

whole male “aid containing 10 and the clothes closet connected

was completely furnished

to the latest and most eip

style by Hr and \iIrs.Longworth the

lady in whose lamented death the

los* a kind friend and benefactor

Ladies Aid Sociefy generous)

the whole of the female viard 0 beds and the convalescen

The Medical Board also

aiarge sum in furnishing the room The Loyal Circle of

Kings Daughters generously furnish

one of the private rooms, of which

Hobkirk and Mrs Dr James

from collections received from

school children completely furnished ‘ iL ’ , g

’ bans-.aus-1 Vu V 1,., 4 I I il Q _, ` 5 ¢ -nz' i\""

C iiliren’s Ward and Convalescent / » . "bi--~» f~...__ _- Zu, ,__

The Faithful Circle of the King s - ` i` l """`

completely furnished another 1 ~~ is l ~ / ’ l

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Carrie Ragers of this city furnished ' 0 >~¢1~\ A gpg

\\°¢l\¢r private room Also a handsome 0 _

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room Mrs Alexander McDonald

Cincinnati and Dalvay in this Island

furnished another private room

SEVEN X E -XRS

Rifering relieved is as many 0878

cause in the ag gate as much

liliilas any single incase It is the ii solvent power of Putnam sCa'n Ex Wrthat makes it speedil succesful in Ying corns Take no su stitute, bow hi hl recommended PutnamsPain 90m xtractor is the best, sure, safe

blic lhtne'

ave this day disposed of ihe V A _ A *id Sood willr!tbb§§d1¢\l*" ` ` ` Aarulgiw

to M. J G ¥lm¢Q¢».$nd'i;_'il ' “A ' lik friends and customers to _ B* to him aliberal share of your; . _,»' A-M ~ =

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mi. i9oo_i.aawi,, , .4 ` ° THE D1.-OIR-rg QN »-,f;~i1in-Hinis'AnoU1v`fn iirnercnia-

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li iie much leasure i ' -1 -- -_“I""`7"""°ff""A`A"'l`"f""""""""""""""`"T"""""'*"'7"" """ ' T """" ‘ ".""""""""“‘~5'“-`-`~ ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ - -

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Trustees beg to refer to the various N"-»~;>€.,

containing in detail all the °`

and other statistics, whereby it gmt the number of patients during the year amounts to 3] more than last year The patients in Hospital on 2-ith nr, being 13 'l‘he number of

w;ise5 of females 110 The

patients 121 nonpaying 44 The we; were 55, surgical 140 of

went operations. The

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the your for the mainten 1 . ' _ a " ., _

(he Institution _"Q ` P ` ' ' hem wb., ,ess than iikllloiitiowd _ ._ *_A.._._.5 g 1

war The church oollec "

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;2,~.riz.m sinus in excess of %;__ b_Q|i\pp€L,_ A,uH,,&U- _pi “sr ‘

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Ce* p n - - shui the following Report of the

tm past y€d.i“

.ucoiint for the year here-

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onation of over $50 worth of furniture

was made by Manchester, Robertson Sc Allison, of St. John, N. B. and a valuable

ai-ge dispensing cabinet for the Dispens- ng Room was presented by the Court

1. i Mount Stephen, I. O. Foresters and a valuable set of druggist scales was presented hy Court Avondale, L O. Foresters besides many other valu- able articles of furniture presented by private individuals, and a subscription of $100 paid to the furnishing committee by John NicholE`sq. of Annandale towards furnishing aprivate roomin _inemozyof his deceased wife. Also anS compart- ment Ward Room was kindly furnished by Frank L. Haszard Esq. for the clothes- r00m of the female ward. _

Your Trustees feel that ‘it is due to these adies and other who have so generously

furnished the wardsand private rooms to mention that no expe _ been spared by them in all that can tend to the comfort of patients and conveni-

ence of nurses.

There are certain amounts still due and

to be paid on the New Building amount- ing to over $600 and a disputed claim- of $65. This sum of $600 added to the short- age in the Building account, viz: $259.81 shows say $900 still required oii the new building. Towards discharging this $900 two gentlemen of this city, who have al- ready made large donations to the new building had generously promised afur-

her subscri tion of $950 each provided

b .1 the balance oif $400 is made up by the lst day of July next otherwise their offer will lapse. The Trustees therefore strongly urge all parties in any way interesfiid. U0 assist them in making up this a!D0\iB5 Of $400 before the lst July next.

The Trustees have as yet had no offer

for the old Hospitalpremises although they are anxious to dispose of it at a reasonable

price. _ g

nse seems to have'

The number of nurses at present in the Hospital including the Matron iseight, three of them being prcbationers.

Miss Mary E. Gordon has undertaken

the duties ofStewai-dess and Housekeeper thereby relieving the Matron of much of her onerous duties.

Your Trustees believing that in the New

P. E. I. Hospital this Island has an insti- tution up-to-date and as well equipp- ed as any in these Provinces, the running expenses of which must be large, in fact

shows, thai there will be a. large increase of expend' ure compared with the old Hospital, arising from more extensive ae- commodatiommore perfect heating,venti1a- _tion and- arrangements, requir- ing more fuel, more wages, insurance, and other outlays, they therefore reasonably expect and do earnestly solicit _the gener- ous support of the public at large, both Town and Country for its proper support and maintenance.

,The Trustees beg to thank all who have so generously assisted in this good work and again to thank the Ladies’ Aid Society for their valuable co-operation. Also the \M edical Staff for their valuable services, and the collectors, :is also the Clergyinen of the various denominations throughout the Island for the kind interest they have taken in the Institution.

The Matron, Ste wardess and Nurses

continue to give every satisfaction in the discharge of their duties.

EE. I. Hospital,

May 31, 1900. `

Criss. P_u.§.isn, PRES.

A. B. MAGKENZIE.

H. J. CUNDALL.

L. L. BEER.

R. MCMILLAN. _

GEO. BBBMNER.

RICHARD Jonsson, M. D. _ _

`, Trustees P. E. L Hospital.

the experience of the New Hospital so far

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_ HEART DISEASE

A Toronto Physician it Never Exists With- , out the Presence- 'bf some Kidney Disease

Toroiyo, June 11.-The number of sud-

den deaths due toheart disease is apalling The medical plrofession is devoting more attention to t eheart and its ailments at the present time than ever before, a.nd -many physicians are making a speciality of diseases of thc- organ. - A Toronto doc tor, who devotes much _attention to this branch of his ractice said toyour report-

case where disease caused death, in which a post mortem examination did not show

lkidneys dth Kthed i....idi.‘l‘l...“‘""“° . *”“°‘°

I ,winters than in verycold ones

Bs sure to heed the first symptoms of

indigestion, nervousness and impure blood, and thus oviod chronic dyspepsia, nervous prostr-ation and all the evils pro- duced by had blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla

the nerves, puriiies, enriches and vitilizes

_All liver ills are cured by Hood’s Pills.

_ ,Queens can be reared in the spring as l soon as the drones are flying.

` READ IT IN THE FACES

This is the age of brain trouble, of heart

failure, of paralysis and of body weakness- ' es. You can read it in the faces of the people you meet. Nervous diseases do not g get well of their own accord. Regular and persistent use of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food is the only treatment that can be absolute? ly relied upon to stop the wasting process l which sa s vitality from the system. Dr. l Chase’s Nlerve Food creates new rich blood, revitalizes the nerves and permanently cures all nervous diseases. 50 cents a box.

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ring to the above the ‘under-

frcm thq, Public a

of the liberal =pa*ronil!°

in the past, and hopes by

d strict attention to busi-

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