that my will euro 90 per cell!- cf all forms of tiene! complaint and lt many instances the moot serious tonne ot Brl¢ht'a disease. I! the disease ia com- plicated send a tour- omice vial ot urlnt We will analyse It and advise IW 3°*

what to o. "_

3,.; ouieennuna

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KIDN l§l5Rt`

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_ , _ ment of our telegraph service, the

S lowering of rates and keeping the

0* _ Poor House and Lunatic' Hospital. f 0S| These and other reforms we have

_ 1- the Mother Country with cold stor- __ `a e ; im rrvement of our ostal s s

Every size and s yle. Come in and see them. they are all worth looking at- and if you want any Photos arr=n<_re a -irtins, for we can ct-ititi ly ratify you.

Fl'l0TOG|i ` PHER8.

New Prowse Block.

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lraotsdtir. If the tender be the cheque will h returned. out do s not bind itself toac- or any tender.

E. F. E. ROY.

Secretary.

Public Works.

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Y ll. - i sorting this ad srtlasment gyfrom the Department will

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ealthy and gratifying drink,

_ beneficial to young and old. 5_-

and contains no artifical

-ivors whatever.

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Spring Park Charlottetown

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Sale

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r particulars apply to

H-_

House and lot near railway in Souri

farmer Terms

ly occupied by Edward Chiviere easy.

CURRIE. _ Sour

our public services and institutions THE GUARDIAN has from the first had

iirom one party or the other, or

°of new College and Hospital build-

__ vided no very radical or satisfactory

"_ _et biic

h emu- or ulovirr sr. n 'aeootraet when

doeo. orif hs tall to complete

FRIDAY. JULY II, 1899,

THE INSANE HOSPITAL INQUIRY.

\Vith regard to the management of

but one purpose, namely, to improve them. It isa matter of no conse- querce to us whether reforms come

from no party; we desire to stand for reform, improvement and progress; to cimmend what is well done and cen-_ sure what is ill done. For these rea- sons we have advocated the improve-;

wires open for use at night, the improvement of our steam com- munication with the mainland, and

the construction of a second winter steamer; direct steamer connection to

S P P Y ' tem and the introduction of the free carrier system in Charlottetown ; the construction of a sewerage system in this city, and of wat-er supply and sewerage for Summerside ; the erection

ings; the establishment of a public library and radical reforms'in our Jail,

from time to time advccated, some- times against strong opposition, at othertimes alone, or with the assist- ance of one or more, of our 'contem- poraries. We h ive been gratified to

ma-ie, or in progress, ivhilepothers are yet to be begun. _

In the latter class is our Lunatic

Ho~pital. Its condition is sadly unsatisfactory. It is shockingly over- cro nded, and until more room is pro-

improvement can be made in the comfort of its inmates,or their chances

` of cure. The Grand Jury has made ith t sudiciently clear that the present con-

dition is far from satisfactory. _

At this stage the government pro-

pose the appointment of a commission to inquire into the present and past management ofthe institution. We fail to ses what--good can be" accom- 'plishcd by inquiring into the manage- ment of the Hospital eight y :ars ago when another administration was in power. We fail to see the wisdom of importing party controversy into the case at all, or that any party advant- age could he gained for those in power were they able to prove that the con- dition of the institution was Worse eight years ago than it is today. After the lapse of eight years the govern- ment must accept the full responsibi- lity for conditions existing at the present time. _

We do not think the government

have done their duty in the premises, but our object is not to condemn the administration. We have no other desire than that the institution shall

ealth

and those who are incurable shall be made as comfortable

taken. How can the Lunatic Hospi- tal be improved 'l

We venture to suggest that the

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done in the future; There ought to be an expert alienist on -the commission,

THE l'¥l."Al*lI)lAl\ H\liLl)llETUWN, JULY. I4 l899 t _

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future years such room, care, food. skilful treazrnent, employment ant recreation as will aiford the best con- ditions for their cure and comfort.

Nothing could be more unfortunao

than an inquiry directed only_ witl the object of securing material for party warfare or party defence. Such an enquiry would not 'relieve the pub lic anxiety in regard to the Hospital; it would not command public confi- dence; it is more thin doubtful whe- ther it would assist the party ii power, and what is more important, it would not be likely to bring ab int the improved conditions in the care of the insane that are so in-p=ra. ivf=l_\

needed.

-é-ml..

At the recent session of the Asso-

ciation of Christian Churches the following resolution was unanimously adopted: `

-‘Be it resolved that the Association

of Christian Churches assembled in convention at Summerside deeplv re- grets the action of the Governments to- ward the liquor traffic, and erhorts al temperance workers to presevere in their efforts for the suppression of the traiiic. believing that finally right will prevail.”

John Bunyan created the character

of Mr. Facing-both-ways. The Farm- er and Pioneer are playing the same role to perfection. They are in favor of the total prohibition of the liq- uor traiiic, and in that regard are in full accord with themost advanced .temperance sentiment of the time. They are al=o in favor of the Charlot- tetown License Act, which is the system which has always been most strongly advocated and supported by the men in the liquor trade. Facing both ways l _ - O ._`\ Y _S

“Great Haste is 1%! `

élways Good M."-'

may pwpze ri-at it l cgi to pull film! throuyfb

health. With If can

0¢!fl'tyocdr¢ “no good; 0'"

- I had acute rlisuma-

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be improved and made a humane, I A I 0 it

curative hospital where- those who are The house on Water Street, oppo- ' _ ' ' __ _ _ curable shall be restored to h s' ' _ ° 0 I

ite Hotel Davies, at present occupied by J. B. Heagan. All modern con~ veniences Possession given O tober

Hughes ithétiss 7

_ _ _ - iiucuescoucn ilixrune _ 5 '

commission shall be an impartial and For Co Im C°m8_ Bmmhim B, _ _ __- __ » . 1 non-partisan one, and that its object ness. 11:5 all Pulmonary ailections. 'Q v _ ,- tht-ilibete and what ou hi wb ' "f‘°°”°°“‘“' _ _ ' ,

nusues cneosore nixruae

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._ _ _ 500 pairs that _a manufacturer f d h d

or, failing that, expert testimon ` . _ Dun on an , should be heard. Wlien necessary iii ways; mtu A after gliders were He offared U3 I

formation is obtained energetic steps trlgiiirlnconvmesyou. Pi-ieesoc. _ |3118 l0l3;lW8f£Ql3f tllélll M1 ’0ill‘i0°Wll P1108, ; You gg shonldbe _taken by t§_e_G_ovei1_imentto Spools! Remedies Prepared for DY Alld 31'? 110, _I Oil S&l6 :65,_ 75, ,'85-' Sud $1.00 l:ll8_ W' PFI* Pi? mezuistfuiil 'ma Prim his P§'i'1i<=if1".f}_"l’ti‘f,’°°“°"' °°Nm` ' ' 8°°dS “fe mill? “IWW” ‘worth 25 P9r :cent more ‘ I” "'°‘l7 1 - 'I » »_P\lr8i1 .won _ 1 _ _ ~ _ ‘ .gym cpmgnand tlie md wugdence 5”l||¢|‘\ UVUUI l_l_Id _ _ _Ill tW(__)_ alld Sl2I'8p. il J

o tepeopeat a ' 'inamatterin p5¢p|` E ' ` I which all are concer$ed_,s,_.]li_',_W_ill also P T“§N|NBT. s _ -_ ` I _ w “qui”

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l June

mm Spring Trade I

The time has come whmi;yo_n should look up wardrobe and se howyou are Bxed for_,spring w . ' In the event of you deciding to mvest in a suit

= _ pvmprcoat, etc., act promptly by ord ° “_ the

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at iséil iuuuu _____,uiuuuiu

and

Upper St. Pcter’s Road.

$*W@~'§§

Discounts from lt

-lilly-lilly _ 61

acconzplrlsli miracles, With- S-e I _-

“MY STORE" .»= STORE" .» “MY srons”

FIRST

ANNIVERSARY JULY |899. I

$10,000 WORTH l`0 Bllf SOLD *THIS

frmifmr

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SALE EN _ JULY

s it nooks open Ar 1.30 A.n. .» 0

All goods sold for cash or _wool taken in exchange. 0 I *

Having just completed ourlirst yearin business,,._ws.§ thank,

customers for the liberal pitronageextended to ns, and italrfe this ` portunity of celebrating our first anniversary by giving you, some rlto bargains this month. ~ ' ' H 1

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laparilla, the faultlsss blood- purinsr. __ I _

Rheilnatlam ‘° ’ ` a' '

in a short _ ~ ' c

_ » Bnnnl/”‘1~ °°¢~ 1_0 dozen bedding annual Flowers plants for $1.00. _ Largs wintsrsd ` bfogd" Tgfgmgg over Daisy and Pansy in bloom, 25 to 300 per dozen. it WUI' 8

_ _ iam west

H32? Rocket, Fei-_get-me-not, 4c each, 30c per dozen. ’

I In I ,, _ _ Vegetanle Plants-Extra early transplanted Plantsat 401? Tremm;g't;'ss`t',°ilQrmli¢¢_0ngR° x 52% 100. Celery, transplanwd 40c, extra early, Tomato for ripe __ wg

1 5 _ / dozen, later Tomato l2c per doz. Outside Cabbage Plants for ~ I » f ' I ’ f ~ winter uie,1o¢ pet- 1oo,so¢ pei- iooo. _If iobewii by m.»i1,4sm_»; pei-it loo

Ng,/pf U/SJDDOIIHS - for postage. Orders to the value of $l.00, will receive to theivalueiof L20;

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__ ' P _ r 1 . use remi wi- o er.. w aiu- . - pm’ °"'!'°“‘° '° "1" 'N' “°°°" s‘*"‘l’°'“l“ dress, J. J. Gay & Son, Nursery Gardens, Charlottetown, orpcall at the

Market or Garden, Head of Prince St. Telephone 180.

To R E ri siiuetawkly

fri -i,

KEEPS'

PPARCHIBALD

_ _ _ _ . a _WA

and happy as their circumstances will first next. Apply to W. S. Stewart. _ 9 l TW

permit. And this should be the ob- jul_vl3 _ , I E

ject of the inquiry about to be under- "~` ` "

' ` V f ' i i I Ladies Fine Lace and Buttoned IBoot ' T land' fofbuugtqevqr.

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FIYB ll0ll&I‘S ll0WllI‘(l cones colon. | f "" T #_ _ _ Ladies Cofee ;Color Oxfords with black trim- m

he subscriber will y to _ -_ ming;-vg I 1-egg _ »_--

;i:1M8;;n <Er;;tR£t We sell_thrri’. Whithum shoes $3.00 the 3”* *"5"* _og *ho dd; _die _ _ best in_Canada_; forthe monev try a pair. "°" 9”” °"‘°°°~

f1'¢!9\¢5ll¢°¢lfth6i ture known

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'> ' ‘ rail__way crossing on the Lower l _ _

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