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THE GUA' DIAN CHARLOTTE FOWN, OCTOBER 13, 18;..

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CANCER

orpaln For Canadian testimonials & igo-page l book-free, write Dept. 18, Mason Msmciua Co 577 Sherbonrne Street, Toronto Ontario.

And Tumors is curedicstay cured, at home- no .

nose Inlenlu _ 0 Gwe lull

To the Bazaar in aid of the

F J. HORNSBY’S Book and Stationery Store

F J. HORNSBY.

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New Cathedral will find at

A great variety of useful and ornamental Articles, cheaper than cheap. Dolls, Games, Toys, in great variety. Books from the best authors. Pictures framed and unframed, Cut Glass Butter Coolers, Water Bottles and Decanters, Japan- ese Vases, Tea Pots, 5 o’clock Tea and Chocolate Sets and a lot of goods too numerous to mention. -

P.S.-Japanese Paper Nap- kins in stock.

' ‘ _ ' _ exercise need' more heat than those ' ° ,deciding the fate of the cup The

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FRfDAY, OCTOBER ll. 1%.

THE ASYLUM HEATING.

THE GUARDIAN is common with its

readers is deeply interested in the _investigation now going on with re- l gard to the management and present condition of the Lunatic Asylum. And now that we have before us a _ full synopsis of the testimony given ‘by the Medica' Superintendent and all the attendants we propose to deal with is in a series of articles somewhat in detail. It is. 5 quite impossible to deal in a single article with the different features of medical superintendence, the care given by attendants, the food supply the lodging, occupation, and other- iaatfers pertaining to the cure and comfort of an insane. Today we shall deal only with the testimony in regard to the heating of the institu- tion. '.

Let it be borne in mind that in mir

I northern latitude, the average homes of the land are supplied with artificial ‘heat during eight or nine months of the year. Infants and sick persons are more sensitive to the cold than are persons in robust health. In like manner those who _are unoccupied “and have no cpprtunity to obtain

inn to keep from freezing. . . She found snow drifted across the bed but the bt-tl was moved. ,

A. Bonnell, Attendant.-He wore an

overcoat at night when on watch.

James Mclnnis. attendant.-There is

complaint about the cold.A thermometer is not used, except in the wards. He

had no reason to suppose that the patients were cold l

There is a painful unanimity

am Jng all these witnesses, excepting the last. He, good man had no rea- son to suppose that the patients were cold! Though the water pipes were frozen or covered in blanketing; though the attendants wore ovcrcoats as they moved about or warmed themselves by radiators; though even ‘ the pipes, designed to supply warmth, became frozen; though. the unmelted

loaded with aa intolerable weight of blankets, but still unable to keep warm in the winter night. Sadder still-if dying were not a reliet`-- think ef the dying ones whose last agopy _is passed iu a freezing temper- ature. We fear there have been

known only to the attendants and

the poor, weak,bloodless comsunptive, ‘

some sad tragedies there that are.

It would seem that Canadians who

may desire to take a hand in the defence of the Empire are likely to have their wishes fully gratified. ‘ '

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Can it be possible that the Trus-

tees, or any of them, nevei heard that the Asylum was cold in winter 'I

Our despatches show that the war

in South Africa has become a terrible reality, _There seems no doubt that both Natal and Cape Colony have been invaded, their frontiers being crossed in at least three 6iH`erent places. The Beers have thus been the tirstto break the peace. It is

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GRAND OPP 6

NEXT WEE

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_ The P.E.Ra.ilway is graiiti special low

d f “sive war _O far as B__itm_ points along the line for- those w o wish to attend

Liiliidv lier ‘ixslonies are concerned. Ca'thedra'1Baza'ar A _

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snow lay in a drift on a bed. this Thef ii-s°'.pP°im'i'lg ielayshgn l"h° . _ I

witness had no reason to suppose the first' 9 t' 8 lnwrnumona yw races __ ' _ ' .

patients were uncomfortable l But of this yea"_sf3rve to liecau .an even .

even he-admits that they complained. * worse condmofl of dung; In 1885’

Think of the patients mused up `_` ;he: Eggggtsinandboihsa _ _ __

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three or fou-r time? m sw-mter night cassle thetirst race wi called of ior . . In gW9speB1\a‘l`»mdu°-emeats In low Fo ills? ftrlieid wa‘.attve<iisclio'hmg'.f"fi`anl§e(l lack of wind. The following daf there v1s1t'1ng"th°'c;t¥- Un that 0°'-“S

in gl tn P err. _ n1_ 0 W” '_ bn_e'ze_ but age,-,;,,,'_ the

the yachts fouled each other, Four ghaf, ygu may in ' and days 1ater_a third attempt was made, Stock pf FALL__DRESS _GOQDS ls very but the wind died out. On the fourth in eve “ticular an new

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day, after waiting four hours ;_foi'~ __ _Py__p_ A ' _ _.

wind, the race was again called of.

It was only at the fifth trial that the

ved the Puritan Q' i5*

being the victor Two days later she l again ‘ontsailed the Gruesta, .thus ' I _ ` _ I _ _

‘I--_ - I _ _"who are busy. _The _iiisflane'are ill0f'a 'xsittzg s&l;e$:,tyT:1(,l|;ant;;i,_F|;(;; ,' best two out of three races decided

deadly and depressing malady and of 1. ~ ~ ~ the contestin 1885 .hat it took six _all invalids _are most _in _iieed of_;h;e;~;:;;£T1m°st_ _f_mqn.°M]‘7_ u Edays to get _t_ho'two races, `

,warmth and' cheer. . In the cold IH.”-d._._ that h k- tucks _ ~ _ __ 1' .__

_ _weather they are prisoners indoors. tion _But-t ge has :gg - t- l ,°°"-"W" “Ta “°.“°"'

` A ' Now let us read over what the wit- '- - I may “I ° 'ns mg 9"” ‘°°

lngssessa - 8 W _ conditions are not new. Tlie_v__have%_ see _ _ t 1' k f i k ts

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‘ iff l A “Ii ts 'ri-fob ' lr-_ Q

yinregrdtoho these 0l.ll°80C 0 |8¢€~ ` -

_ __ mg *gd helpless o__§___ we P__0v_ded :sen the sagie 05 worse for_teh Years and Fur Lined capes_ 7 tt; __ __ _ _

__ _ _ h ,_ fb _ rmore, an un er successiv_e govern

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Wll8l'.l161' ,V011 ‘»l.l'6~ dent-He knew the house was ccld and &';'_'_;hTe‘;r°fltcqiggecsglxlaz :__'§ml‘;;s -__._ __ . _.\ ~ _ ».\ u< ~ r- \ \_.\_;.\. rs \_.\ °

' - that t‘.nts tt bed inthe da ~ 9' /-»'~ " “* ' _

wealthy or In model ate time Iaéiuse fx” W;-6 c01d_ He ha; these most l:e`; less of God’s creatures,

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Circumstances' _ ` known of the water taps freezing. who are denied all the better enjoy- l :_ _

‘ Mr McPhai|, Supervisor'-There is ments of life and yet doomed to

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no doubt they suff.r from the cold. 1iv¢_]¢; them gf, 19”; be kept wgici

Semi* °f the 'Patients "9 “P” i” wld ently warm during the coming winter,

Ofers p0llCi8S jl1Sl'.,g°’"d°d r°°”” °x"'}'_Pt wr ‘Yo h°“”° and other vfiuters yet to come.

- - 1, They do not complain at night about

§ulted l'o_y0u»Wr1te for the cold but they complain inthe day. _ _ _ llIlfOI'IIl8»Cl0I1. He heard the attendants complain, but F- "" _ . gf*-»

. n are occasion _ -win. TELL You 'run I _. 1;. A A f f _ .,

Standard Llfe ASS' 0 Rlibert McDoiiald. Storakeeper:-- , _ i |s|and condition Powder f __ F l E _

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» but are allowed to come out during the

‘day. ' _ `

_ ' Robert McPherson. (ia charge of the

heating)-At 5.30 a. m. the heating is

| I eommenced. It is never too warm.The _

‘steam was ordered to be kept up till 10 3°". th M _pm I an

genera: P. E. island.

% Cin Pin

Your Faith.../,

to any representation we make

with rsgardoto our work.

With a stai of first-casa work- mau and the best tools that money can purchase, we are enabled to represent our -work as strictly first-class in every

respect. - "By our works are we ` known.”

Founders.

Engineers and Machinists. ~

Steam Navigaion Co's Wharf. Chnlottetown, P. E. 1. Phone 126.

. an s. ers-1 \-:=s:.\f_=\-:1\-_= __

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The patients must suffer' from the cold

o’clock ° then he banked the tires.; He

' night the house is very cold-have to _ _ _ _ _ Pg; gn “tm c10|;h¢,_ The tap, an cop We have something good to tell you of. This is a line

tg- ered-canvas is used, The_ wat" i, 1% that we are making a leader of. Something to make the

Of course you are coming to the BIG BAZ- Upper Queen Sr. TTER8

in ward 4 are colder than in houses in

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bllioolisss. sick hee

did not know how the _temperature was mum' mm" i _ ’ H

’ at night. No matter how cold the Ere "yn", “ gum* 5 =u;Qg“mm* iwasbanked.- ` ._ -

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natives talk. '

womzws

A AA Fins noNc.o|.A

Laceo aoors

ONLY $l.50

i every woman to get ..

Made on the “Columbia”toe, 0; nice soft dongola, finished in good style throughout and worth $2.00. We want

pair at this new price. All sizes.

See them in our window this week at $1.50 a pair.

_ _ I ALLEY as oo

All Bazaar week we will give extra large

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cash discounts to all out of town buyers. _ c

Those Who are Fond

B I G 3 Big reduction car fare, _ _ _ _

Big bargains in FURNITURE. Of GO0d COOklng`W to those people who wish to lwe wen af ,, mmmum cost.

Should call at our sic-re Bend” being Pmmpt and attentive in our store we

We can boil the prices of Souvenir goods, Watclies, Clgqgke Pgort to send 'W ay “tuned cuswmema 11° m5tf'¢\' h°w

Jewelry and Spectacles, down to suit the tastes of any customer _ - holy small t_he P‘“'°h359-

& E;:wn,P ;Z;w;;wl:;';.:(zn'lie`(v}€iE.;onSt H-IE OLD TEA

HOME MAKERS. __ Psp-i-ins = -Peo-w. _ S &

Big Bazaar

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' ound. ` '. 1

" ‘ p It pnriles and enriches the blond. ' ~ 1 ;__ Animals gaining strength f`-./ _-.__ a _ .~ Q _ _ __.

" less feed. _ V _ 'fe' " _ , ._ _ _ > ' '

- < T;-yapoundycuwillsavethe price __ __ _ . _ '* - _ -_ ~~ otittwiceover. f e ,, “_ f r f =-' “' ’" it _ _- _

c Made by ourselves-not an once of xg _

Tweeds, Worsted and Seiges.

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. ‘ d il. `- _ ..._ ..._. .. Svllvewr-s

' other animal improve just feed a ,

_‘ mealinit-allpuredrugs. _ ' Q _ _ . _ _ .L \_ _ ‘_ __ _ ____ __

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__ J_~_\§°v:\__sl; Iésrlpss. _§:i=mi;-§»e:..~-”&;wma?.é_ »m&j -__° W. _ t_ _ . Nt, ._ _ __ ‘ ,_ _QF *F Q5" _,__ _ ea is u o a oc asa r__ e. can tahsn dna daiieaigwqmamf _ gq,,,,,pm“ _ ~ ' _._ _ _ f _The temP°rature soon lowers. There snanysi'£°_ 1 ' _ _I ' t' ' _ _ ~*_ »° __ 1. as _._ _ E arelets of complaints about the cold in ,_ _ _ _ Y ln" L; _ *__ 4 _*__ '* _ ;__*_ \.*___*___‘__ ` f ___ ~ " ‘=_ _ I _ _ . : the day time. Ho considered the rooms' ` " ` - ‘ s ~ ~~ _ _ _ t _ ._ _ __ _ _ _ » ‘ _~j~ 1°_'= i ’ ° V Q ° ‘ - - _ ___ _ __ _ n - _i ~ _ '_ _ _ix the country. Water freezes in the ` - - - W W __ _ 'l

steam pipes. There is a time when

than is no hem ` -i _ _ .. _ ,to_hand. __ _Wethink _t__l_1,oy___are the tinest

if Lawrence llclnnis [general work].'-' N E W _ _ » _ . - ~ SVQL' 8.Ild WlIltBl' ‘ When the wind is high the house is cold i W9 in1¥'i1;9'" iggpggtigm ' ' ` ` There is more complaint now than for- _ _ ’ ' . _ ' “ _ _f ' ___ 1 '

tmerly. The wind came in around the ~ t ~ ff , windows. The water freezes in the pipes R _ W'-' -

in the bath-room. He heard some of the 7 ~

patients complaining and 'saw them

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= heard complaints of cold. She had felt ' cold but she was working around. At

_ HERGHAH TAUJIS

now on sxiiiairloe I

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. We have the la.i'gest_a»l1_d'Il1

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We are agents for this celebrated make of

also keep a large range of English Scotch and

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Think of this and you will surely leave your grocery