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THE GUARDIAN. CHAI L01fF.'l0WN, JUNE 28 i899.

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WEDNESDAY JUNE 28 1899

TIIE INSANE HOSPITAL

A writer in the Examiner of yes

terday boldly charges that the paii ents in the Lunatic Hospital are treated in a shameful and cruel man 'ner This writer, claiming to be a witness of what he afiirms,makes the following among other statements -

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magazines- novels, daily and weeklv papers, fashions etc etc, etc,

Communicate with us by postal

telephone, or any way and we wil foi ward to your address any book or magazine at shortest notice.

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The focd is uct tit to be eaten Thi

porridge is in a filthy condition from mice being in the meal The milk i full of dirtv grounds and very often twe l meat is so bad that some of the p tier ti refuse to eat it. The food is oltau served about half cooked, boiled tur-

nips often so raw th- t they are hard to cut when served; porridge often raw and with lumps of oatmeal appearing through it. The patients in r any ways are neglected, some patients who are sick or not able ti eat the common . food that is served are very often neg- lected. When they have an attendant who takes an interest in their welfare and provides them with proper food and good care they get it-otherwise they would in many cases want and suffer great misery."

In addition it is charged tha* some

patients are conhncd during winter in rooms that are extremely cold-so cold that when the rooms are cleaned the water freeses on the door; and that inoth-cr cases the windows have so much open space about them that the rain and snow blow in upon the patients while in their It is also cbargstl that “tha lllkmdlt was in a most ilthy and sickgaing condition for months from a. swarm of useless and dirty cats.”

Tiiii: GUARDIAN is far from assum-

ing that the above charges are true in detail. It sometimes happens that persons make grave charges against a public institution which charges have little or no foundation. So we trust it may be found in this case. But seeing the charges have been made in this public manner, calculated to cre- ate grave distrust in the public mind, yand to give the greatest pain and ’anxie'y to those who have friends in the A~ylum, such charges ought to be met and refuted in a convincing manner.

Experience in other provinces has

.often proved that the otlicial visits of l-wmmissmm, as insane hespinis are of little use in ascertaining theactiusl condition of things within the walls.. V Such visits are either made at stated times, or those in charge have know ledgeofthe time when avisitisto Phe mada, and everything is ready for p inspection when the commissioners ‘ put in an appearaiice Thepossibility that a searching inspection may be made at any time would tend' to bet- ter managemeut and care and such unexpected visits are provided for in 1aneighboring province, where great

abuses in connection with thelnnatic asylum once existing havebeen mainly remedied. ~

Beyond all others the insane havea

claim upon our protection and care. They have beendescribed as“the most helpless of God’s creatures." Apart altogether from the charges above referred to we have long felt that the insane of Prince Edward Island have been most inadequately cared for. We fear that the worst 1. has not been hitherto known in regard 3 to their case.

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Complaint reaches us that when

-violaters of the Scott Act are prose cuted to conviction and fines imposed ,little or no effort is made to collect the 'I;ines, and thus illegal selling is per- ! mitted to be carried on with impunity lThis complaint comes from more than one part of the Island. The latest has reference to the conviction of yt Mrs. Jane Caims ot Cape Traverse. A correspondent who writes in refer- ence to this has apparently very little hope that the line will be col- ‘ lected, end intimates that two previ- ous fines against the same delinquent are yet standing. Perhaps Prosecutor

t Carruthers will explain.

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no ENJUY FERTILIZER FACTSlDD()D& ROGE

While our Special prices are in force. MANURES co_sting_the same price, contain 20 per cent. to 25 per cent We manufacture Fert

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---lei. IIS S€ll yOU 3. BICYCLE,” W6 have 2 llfle that lS Or in other words the Plant Food contained in a ton of othe F t'

_ Y. _ _ 7 _ a _ _ ,_ _ gllmg gland sat1sfaction~Don t a more than o0.00 for a lzer costin sa -S3' can be u ch o er?

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cently repealed, are by no means dis posed to permit the granting of liquor licenses The municipal council, if a mayority of that body are so di posed may refuse to permit the issue of any licenses within the county But if the municipal council should fail of its duty in that particular it will still be

DRESS

We are not saying too much when we say that hundreds of mills are at

pplying us with goods tc meet your need

practicableforthc electors ofanv town, i From the rilducts of I-hi? 1001113 Of _G’I‘88»l5 Bl‘ll'»8»ll'l FIBIIOB dlld G0|‘l!\8Ily, township, parish or inccrpormd United States an -Canada, wahave the privilege of selecting. Therefore you mg, village to call for a ww on the qw on getting from us the very best that money can buy in the city. We quote you

tion of prohibiting the sale of liquors tprwes Make a note of them within such town, parish &c In such

voting the majority decides Under - ` this plan it is hoped and Intended to WUC' BIIUK and BIIIC F Lim,

exc'ude the iniquitous license system SQFUUS 19° 3 ’a|°|| 28% 32; 36% 42°: ‘50» 894% $1-10 424%, 62c, 851:. 880 psgyd

from the greater part, if not the Per Ya

whole of Brome county, notwitb- thFa”°{ I:.:]°si6?°2';d;5m3;n B'_°k ‘"..‘ ” . _ ...Ck S”“”"i“g th” 1°” °f 'h“` S°°“ A°“' I” 33° 4368428' 5.1' C' ide' °’ Rich Prem? niece eric cii:'9s¢. 50°' 55°’ 72°' 8°°P°"""` is under the operation of the samel C’ ’_ " ‘ 1 c’ cper ya $116 1'15 125 1.i~5 160 1555 I Spgghl ng, 1°" 912°* 1110*? 513°” 600 °f the 900 llehvy Twill Black Sergea. yard' I ' _' ’ ° ' ` ' ` P" to-inch, 72c‘psrW_»_ m\w1°\i>=1 d1'1~\°°° °f Q“°b'=° °f° 25s, 29s. asc, 36, ass 4o¢ 42s :soc ' one .tiny 03;..

now closed against liquor licenses. 55°, 586, 620, per yuh i _" _ '_ B|80k0 _‘° _

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The Examiner now says it is not in Pllfll B|l0k Llllfl°0» 42°, 55¢ ci t per

favor of the F arquharson 'license law, 55c, 781.; per yard ` B|$3k SIIK wgfp HQ" I'

"fwhich besides being crude and in- _ _ flgffjj $1.11) 125 ““

etlicient, is unfair _and wrong, in that Blish '"k_ f fl' We “kai WW; in gmhng, fo, QUOCIM

it imposes a special tax upon citizens afilllllili 0110 6_ yds,.‘ g0°d,_ ` I ' with rain, only for the special benefit of the $3-10, 00° °°SU\\llf0. 5 yds, 10.80 ` ' shady, 7.5¢,

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principle oflicense, producing reveal' l °5§¢§ _, I 2 _ which is the distinguishing feature”'“|" ` " I "` ` ' ‘ - do ` do

sincere-q¢t»ms~ act. 'Tris ii.. "- '°"l°*» at ‘ao aminer condemns the “desertion of t 19°, 25% 29% 33%" 431%. 58°. 60c, 65c, do do

“principle” by the Premier, but this ,720 PGI’ Ylld _ ' ' do dir I " do condemnation must be without fires. Highest Price £91- A ,001 gn do V do' dn' ' if the principle of the license bill il goods or cisli. ' " ' ' I _ _do _do do right. It is always psrmissable to 7 _ We represent the Moncton turn from a wrong principle or course. _ _, ._ » _ _ P -

/to a right one, just as it is -al- ` " I _ ’ ~ 1 _ _ '

*ways rqzrehensible to turn from V ‘-' Q t . a right principle or _course ' ~- 1, = gl ts a wrong one. The Examiner’s . 4 ” ii L M 'ii

articles of two days. in successior, » ` ' and of yesterday not less than th I ' ' I ~. ° . ._ ' _ . . . day before must be read as excusin; I ` S"-wh! the central principle of the Licensed """""""' A '-._-'-'° e . ---

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The value of all Fertilizers consist in the amount of sbluble Phos Acid l I I I I I

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