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Six months oot bees aces $2 50 i: 2 acne SS QUEEN STREET.

Advertising »t moderate rates.

Cootracts may be made for moothly, quar-| terly. balf-yearly, or yearly advertisements, | on application.

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CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1885.

| THE PUBLIC HEALTH. INSURANCE

—-AGAINST—

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A VOICE FROM THE COUNTRY.

the question is frequently asked : Do the | Charlottetown Doctors who attend smail- ‘pox patients, also attend patients in the

‘Charlottetown and the P. E Island Hos- pitals? Also, do your City Doctors attend ‘patien’s indiscriminately as they did pre- a vious to the outbreak of smallp-xj By

|replying to the above enquiries through

\Tus Examinex you will confer a favor on

| Tue Pustic. Lot 40, Dec. 8, 1885.

| [The physicians employed fer the small- 15 ; O 5O pox patients have relinquished ail other practice, including the Charlottetown and P. E. Island Hospitals ; and other physi- cians keep as far away from smallpox

|patients as possible. So that persons re- | quiring their assistance may ‘eel confident

n t in’ ; To any resident of P. E. 1. (not do not carry the infection |

PRECAUTIONS AT MURRAY HARBOR. qarantined or suspected) who | ‘The Board of Hoalth for Murray Harbor

|met on the 7th inst. All the members of ‘the Board were present. It was unani-

Takes and Developes Smallpox, »ovs

Resolved. That all persons leaving any of the

poi pe over Sed ed has ten

. > iction and going to any infected district, an ail inside thirty days, after Baying for persons coming into any of the districts over which this Board has jurisdiction from an in-

fected district (excepting mail carriers or any

Casha 5 pound tin of our Tea, we person having a certificate from the Chairman of

this Board, or persons who on oath taken before

~ EDWARD M, ARCHIBALD, Vi G T

Shipping and Commission Merchaut, A N E S OA P| $1, 83 & 85 WATER STREET, |

ST. JOHN'S, N, F,,

Ample, whariace, yardage, and storage FAVS SOAP ig made from the BEST MATERIAL®, ond is

room Consignments solicited. : : 7 i ; Liberal advances made on receipt of con- Superior to any similar arlicle manufactured. For general,

signa: ints ‘househo d avd family use i; SURPASSES all others.

Seps. 9, '85—tl dec31 L. ARTHUR & CO, x= *t will be to your interest to try it. GEN HRAL | Commission Merchants, IZ} ATLANTIC AVENUE, |

BOSTON, MASS.

Warranted Pure.

00s

—FOR SALE WHOLESALE BY

FENTON T. NEWBERY.

July 22, 1885.- 6m

Egos and Produce a Specialty.

Inly 15—dly wkly

ROYAL GANADIAN INSURANCE C0. os = a "1 FE: _

MYRTLE NAVY CAPITAL = - a8 4 a hss,

1S MARKED Head Office—MONTREAL. aa & ag Halifax Branch—J. SCOTT MITCHELL, Agevt,

7 <> RISKS TAKEN ON MOOT FAVORABLE TERMS. oq IN BRONZE LETTERS.

None Other Genuine.

Oct. 20.

$2,000,000,

Agent for Prince Edward Island :— F. #. ARNAUD,

MERCHANTS BANK OF HALIFAX.

ae On-— Ch’town, Jan. 1885.

BOSTON,

Fail and Winter Arrangement

A. S. URQUHART,

mz racace meaaezs OENFRAL INSURANCE AGENT.

will give - $15, Cash « Justice of the Peace), can prove that they have : not nates any nee Seen tases days

‘ j previously to being examined, and also ali persons

Or a 10 pound Tin ee 25, ’ ‘removing, destroying or disobeying the yellow 6 flag or any of ro — of 7 pay Body be fined ° 5 E vs QA si in a penalty of not less than Five Dollars or more ral pount Tin 3°, then One Hupdred Dollars; and » Resi ‘urther Resolved, That a notice of the fore-

Or a20 pound Tin . 50, going resolution be posted on all the School

Houses within the jurisdiction of this Board, and

also at each cross road and every other public

place where it is thought necessary ; and | Furthermore Resolved, That this Board hereby | ' appoint two men in the vicinity of Murray River

Bridge to act as special constables in case any ‘members of the Board of Health call upon them

This is a new kind of Insurance, ‘© arrest any persons for violation of the rules and

regulations heretofore adopted hy this Board of , Health.

| On motion, it was carried unanimonsly ‘that Mr, Alex. McKenz‘e and Mr. Thomas Keenan be appointed to act as such ; and ‘further, that all Crown constables or any ‘other persons upon whom any member of Tea at Lowest Cash Priee, quality the Board of Health may call, will be in ‘ duty bound to arrest or assist in arrestin Warranted, and must be bought a person guilty of a violation of the before Christmas. bead ay regulations as heretofore men- Toe Board of Health take thie oppor- tunity of denouncing certain parties who contemptuously make an effort to obstruct them in endeavoring ‘o auppress the small- B K E R & (} () k f | pox epidemic, and in the meantime tender 4 e , their heartfelt thanks to those who have so | generous'y assisted them in carrying their Dec, 4, 1885. ‘rules and regulations into effect. Rovert WHIiTEway, Secretary.

never before offered on P. E, I.

PRECAUTION IN LoTs 51 Anp 66, The following persons haviog been asp-

pointed a Board of Health for Lots 51 and 66, viz: OC. A. Shaw, New Perth, Chair- ‘man; R. Dewar, Esq., New Perth; A. Smith, New Perth; J. McLean, Erq., J.

A. Moar and John Kennay, Baldwin's ‘Road; Peter E. Campbell and John Me- Lean, Head of Montague; P. J. D. Ed- j monds, Summerville and P. Keoughan, * Brothers’ Road, held their first meeting in New Perth Schoolhouse on the 30th ult., ‘and were duly sworn. | The Board are taking every precaution ‘to prevent the introduction of the amall- Brand pox within their jurisdiction. Having passed various regulations for this purpose, ‘they appointed a committee of five persons jin each school district to assist in carcying out the instructions of the Board. Measures have been adopted to prevent

—AND—

Other Specialties

30 Tins of the Same as Last Year.

All meetings for religious, political,

‘ trol. i social or gambling purposes are prohibited,

Cooked Corn Beef, 20cts. per pound. | engaging therein. Smoked Dried Beef (sliced), 24cts. for 10 days.

per pound. ‘mitiees, The Board also Codfish (genuine) Boneless, Choice ,persons four months old and upwards, be { could not account for it.

Sir,—In the country at the present time,

‘Rose at 55 to 58c.

r ‘parties from infected districte coming into W arranted ( heice. (the locality over which the Board has con-|

under a penalty of $25 upon #ny person young man of the city was taken The schools are closed jyother’s home on Lyflin street on Nov. 4th, Communication with infected sick in a peculiar way. ‘districts 18 also regulated, and strict rules | was called to see him. He had led the adopted for the guidance of the com- rapid life of a bachelor, and had a fat, adopted ® paunch stomach. Very resolution meking it compulrory thet all’ drew cff three quarts of a milky white fluid.

StneLe Ceopres Two CENTs,

VOL, 18---NO. 17.

LEPTEKS TO THE EDITOR,

Bushing the Ice Srn,— With winter weather comes winter duties—among them the duty of bushing the ice on our bays and rivers. And as anything that is worth doing at all is worth doing properly, [ have a suggestiin to make to our Road Supervisors, which at first sight may appear trifling, but is never- theless worthy of their consideration. Ay one who has ever been caught in a blinding snow storm on the ice knows how difficult it isto find the way. With, perhaps, no track to guide one, and with bushes far apart and often thinly limbed, itis extreme- ly difficult to travel—-to the clearest headed it is bewildering, and has too often led to ioss of life. In bushing the ice therefore, care should be taken to have suitable bushes, thickly limbed, placed firmly in the ice and not at too great a distance apart.

‘But the point to which T wish to draw

special attention to is this - Abeut a foot ov a foot and a half from the ice let the tvo sides of each bush be ‘blezed’ in a line with the two bushes on either side of it. If this was done it would prove a great help in trying to follow the right track in s storm, or in the night time. In a snow storm at night, the bush nearest may !e the only one visible. Just where the next one is, is often a matter of serions con- jecture to the bewildered traveller. A **blaze” on each bush, as ] have suggested, would guide him, and prove the means, perhaps, of saying his life

Hoping that our Road Supervisors may make a note of this,

I remain, Yours traly, Snow SqQuaALL. Dec. 9, 1885

Boston Mar kéts. Boston, Dee, 5,

Foacs.—Trade continues slow and it is difficult to get outside figures except for very choice lots. Sales of Exustern extra at

7 to 28¢ per dozen. Provincial grades are quiet at 25 to 26c, Limed are selling most- ly at 18 to 1c.

Porat Es, &c.—There continues to be a liberal supply of wharf stock, but there is a firmer tendency avd outside prices can be more re dily obtain:d. Sales of Houlton Hebrons ran up to 6be. Burbenks rule at 50 to 53ce, For most of the Nova Scotia stock 45c is an outside price, and some were sold iast week at 43c. | Fisa—-Receipts of Mackere) for the week ‘have been 5.396 bbis, including 366 bbls from domestic and 2 030 bbis from foreign ports, As usual at this time of year, the | market is very quiet, and it is difficult to | give reliable selling prices for round Jots, as dealers are indifferent about buying at pre- isent. Shore Mackerel are held at $i to $5 50 for No. 3; $7 to $8 for No. 2; and $18 to $20 per bbl tor No. 1. Jobbing lots of extra No. 2 and No. 1 range higter. Co‘fish sre ia liberal svp; ly, receip's fr

the week being 4,528 qtls trom Provinces and 1,595 qtls from domestic ports, and prices are easy. Dry Bank are beld at $2 874 to $3 but if forced off might pot realize over $274 Puiekle cured Bonk rule at $250 to $2.624 for medium and $2 75 for large, with very few sales Nova Scotia dry Shore seld at 23.25. per qtl. Salea of Hake at $1.75 per qt.

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Of Interest to Doctors.

! PECULIAR OPERATIONS ON A PATIENT IN A CHICAGO HOSPITAL.

| Greaco, Dec. 4—Dr, James M. Hatch-

inson, one of the surgeons at the Cook

County hospital, performed peculiar

operation, which he thus describes :—“ A o his

On November 6th

I made an incision, and

[kept tapping

lvaccinated within fifteen days, under a him, and in twen!y-seven days drew off

penalty of $5; and any parent or guardien eighteen gallons of the strange fluid. He

op oe

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SOME of the MANY

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a your grocer for Woodill’s German | Brown's Block, Queen Square,

ng P ; ee aud take mo other. TRLAPHONE COMMUNICATION.

IN THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:

Lancashire Insurance fompany, of England. CAPITAL, FIFTEEN MILLION DOLLAKS.

70:

Commercia! Union Assurance Company, of London. CAPITAL, TWELVE MILLION DOLLARS.

20%

British America Assurence Company, of Toronto.

CASH CAPITAL, HALF A MILLION DOLLARS.

—_— 0: Citizens Fire, Life and Accident Insurance Company,

of Canada. CAPITAL, OVER ONE MILLION DOLLARS.

—_—_—— Guarantee Company of North America. CAPITAL, THKEE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS.

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A. Ss. URQUHART, General Insurance 4gent. Charlottetown, P. E. Island,

pov 14

“THIRTY MILLION DOLL ARS|

BE K R & GOFF ‘refusing or neglecting to have vaccination | was dropsical, but why the finid was milky | performed will be proceeded against as the white I could not tell. 1 decided upon an

|law directs. jinvestigation, and on Tuesday 1 made an Since the organization of the Board, they ineieion in the abdomen. i drained him have held meetings in Summerville,! out and made an opening six inches in -———— | Victoria Cross, and New Perth, so that!) kngth, laying the intestines bare. They

CHRISTMAS SEASON 1885 with the general oversight of the Board,the | Jooked natural, but 1 reeched in after his 9 * co-operation of the committees, and the (liver and found a maligrant sore. Then ]

? ‘willingness of the people to have the! went for the spleen, and found it adhering

| measures of the Board carried out, we trust to ‘he abdom:nal wall, but could not ac- ithe fearful disease will be prevented coming count for the milk color of the secretions,

}in our midst, -—Com. and I traced up the lacteal duct, which

Prang’s Celebrated | empties into the kt sub-clavical vein, end

‘PRIZE XMAS (ARDS ee ee, Ts eee cca ae seen found a rupture, The finid, instead of +! Resolved, That the Superintendent of | going to nourish the body, had been going Vaccination for this District be requested | to color the matter in the abdominal cavity, ‘to vaccinate generally, and all parents and | was satisfied. 1 closed vp the epeping . : guardiens of children not already vaccina-| jn the duct, washed the man out, carboliged L5O, 0 fall line. of Prang's, Seti and ted be at once vaccinated, under a penalty | him, stitched up the op ning but left a vent X Piush Cards and other Christma* Nov- ¢ ten dollars. - tate, and the man will get en”

om ’ By order of the Boord. TN nan? | Bens. Haywoon, THE BOSTON CARD. 4

Benepict RicuarpD, Secretary.

Dec, 4, 1°85.

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The Queen atiended Craithie Chure> on

a recent Sunday morning, accompanied by i c it i Princess Beatrice, the Duke and Duchess is the name of the Mast Popular “ard for this | of Connanght and the Duchess of Aig, "hen t foil to see ié and | d |when the service ee “

for it at ence. _ As an indication of the progress + totally blind, Dr. Matheson went thrungh Malagasy. in the arte as wan. ne rI8- the whole service, ri citing the pralms and

G H HASZARD tianization, the feet = mentioned that @ | ..ons from memory. He preached from ; . 9 Malagasy os ee ene the words—‘' Ye have heard of the patience rN’ J ed end bound altogether by native hands.|(¢ y,),” In the evening, Dr. Matheson seer se printing is said to be clear and good, | wet presented to Her Mejesty at Balmoral Ch’tows, Oct, 24, 16°6- and such as would be creditable to an ¢,.+i5. ;

-- English firm, while the binding is strong, i te Metts A Carp.—To ali who sre suffering from

» THIS OUT and return it to us and satisfaptory. What an ou‘rage it is| (j with l@c, or 4 3c stamps, and against civilization that the French should errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous

Tignish, Dec, 8, 1885.

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