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The new Prince Edward Island Hospi- ‘

tal,a perspective view and floor plans of which wepublish. to-day, is located at the east end of the city ona beautiful sitel containing several acres of land donated

gnthe -institution by the Rev, R, lphl _` eken. The walls of the build;ng,l which are of brick, are carried upto about ‘_ 'ieetabdve the ground and the timber ofthe first floor laid on The structure, as can be seen bv the cuts, will consist of a main building three stories high. and a wing containing main wards, etc.,' two stories and attic. The length over all is 125” feet, and the width at the widest

The principal entrance will be in the

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i=i~;i.=sRUARi' 5. 'run Noisi.nMaN’s sort' HEALED.

John 4. 43-54.

GOLDEN TEXT.

Jesus said unto him. Thy son liveth:

and himself believed, and his whole house.-John 4 53.

OUTLINE.

1. Jesus Received asa prophet, v. 43-

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2. The Nobleman’s Petition. v. 47-50. 3. The Miraculous Cure, v.51-5-L.

Time. probably in A. D. 28. Places.-Sychar, Cana, Capernaum. Rulers.-Pontius|~ Pilate in Judea;

Herod Aiitipas in Galilee.

1.l:sSoN HELPs.

43. “After two days”-The twodays

he stayed in Sychar. “Into Galilee.”- whicli province he always regarded as his home.

44.“A prophet hath no honour in his

own country”--The _full meaning rf this verse is made plain by tht-_ next verse. Jesus. knowing that a prophet has no honor in his countrv. dit not begin hisniinistry iii Galilee. but cinio bask to his own province 'ifter he had gained honor at the capital oi Judea.

45. “When he was come”-His fame

had come before hiin. ~'Ihe Gnlileans received him”-With cordial applaiise~ “Having seen all the things that he did at Jersalem” Asserting this posi- tion as a reformer in Israel, and work- ing miracles to which the gospels make

harply any other allusion than this. - J ' E 7 """' _.y as . .

46. “A certain nobleman" Une be- ` »~f~1F-b D U D ">-- L; vw" _ "7 ~ "-"`-' i ' H '

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longing to Herod," a rnau of high posi- tion at the court of the king who had

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'PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND HOSPITAL-PERSPECTIVE VIEW.

the main wards at the south end, and to the kit.clie‘, etc., at the north end. 0_1 the left of the main en- trance hall can be seen the reception room, mairon’s room and 'elevator ; on the right the dispensary or doctor’s office. and the nurses’ parlor. A large staircase here leads to the floors above. Att e north- west end of .he tirst floor is a large linen room, pantry and dining room, also a kitchen and scullery. Adjoining the diu- ing room is the accident ward and the lavatory rooms. Across the hall and nenr the main wards is the nurses’ kitchen. Between this and the elevator is the side entrance lending through a verandah. By this entrance patients can be taken directly to ' he oferating room by elevator.

Un the south end of the first door is

located the male general ward, 25x50 feet,

l with space for ten beds. Off this ward, 1 to the south, lies the convalescents room. with large windows to admit sunlight, also an open tireplace. From this room fine views ofthe Hillsborough ijver andthe t surrounding countrv can be obtained. Ad - joining this room is the patients clothing room and linen room. 1 'Ilhe second door ot' the main building is taken up by nine private rooms, arrang- ed all together, some of them having open 1 fire places. These rooms are within reach of a large airing balcony for those patients who are not able to go down stairs.

This floor also contains the childr`en’s

wards, 16x33, with convalesents room, also feinale ward, 24x59, with couvales 1 ents room, clothing and linen rooms with lavatory directly over those below. On

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operafing room, 22x26, with ceiling 12,1 feet high, lighted ` by a large plate glass 1: window 10 feet wide and l2`feet high, one- l half of which is in the hall and half in the Foof. This will give a powerfiil and steady' light for delicate operational On the north side of this room is the recovery room and instrument room; on the south the surgeons’ lavatory and dressing room. This flat 1 also contains li bed rooms. f

The basement will contain vegetable ‘

celiar, laundry and drying room and man’s t bed room,also the boiler room.

In designing the interior finish and woodwork simplicity and plainness - has . been kept in view, all the finish being 3 without quirks, beads or inouldings.

The building will be plastered through-

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tion and perhaps adopt if funds are to hand, plans for a modern steam system off

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This system will not only heat. b t will

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all rooms and parts of the building.

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completede year hence. N

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'l.`hetcontraciors~ are1Messrs Mc onald

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B. Chappell, of this city. For the c is of pmwm New

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him he would Colne down and h8§l _ I- l' _ _ii -n_ i Zi p I I' W-

his son”--He knew about Jesus’ mirac-

ulous owe, and reasoned If he can iaith. “Believed the word”-He had lears on him. l18k0S_l1i\l1 83 his 9Pll'itu°1'

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make water into wine he can turn sick

no" to health ceed. He now believed that what he intelligence) thaihe is the Messiah. _ 48_..ExcePt 6 see si Us and wongers’ sid had coins to pass;that was faith. lp 54- “The =`€<_¥0Dd_ \D11'H01€‘”°-N_°f° the

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bodies. 53. "Hiinseli believed. and his whole

~ The craving for Alcohol, Opium, Cocain

49. “Sir”-Lord. “Come down"-

'posedtio be his Saviour. and emphasi- ` 52- “The 9°V°“th h°°1" “EMU in

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house”-This was a third step in faith

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mast have greitly tested the nobleman’s, own sick son; now he believes in him

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