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9.9.9J<’JL° cal information. During the year 39

THE GUARDIAN

_-\n Independent Journal, untramnielled and fearlcissmimiiig to be Just. lmpartlal, Reliable, News¥

seeking at all times to further the host ln »~rf.-sts ofthe pcoplmnnd rocociiiscd tlicrc.oro as

¥2.‘he I?eo;p1e’|1l 39-2!-1391'- Published at its otilccs, New Pi owsc Block yo,-th .ide Post Ofllce, at the following rates, ayable in ndvancez- _ llorning Edition, daily (except Sunday) 1-N90 months $l.00; cr . . . . ~ ~ - - - ---‘\-00

Semi-weekly Edition(Mond. 8:, Thur.) D01” 0 r: $1.50; in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... l..5 ivnckly Edition (Tliursdayl per your _ §l.1_‘5:in advance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . ... 1.00

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1 have been established at the following places. where subscriptions_muy be paid. l\l“\‘l"-‘ f\11'": L-hed. aidvortising, iob work and other busi r.cs.~1 lrnnsacted:- _ _ Scnppiorside, Currie’s Bookstore-D. K. Currie

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Al`ncrion,£.-ilberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart A font. :duris Exist, Telephone office. R S0aI\\&n»AR’0l\f»

J~i~`.. B. MCCREADY, lil. P. HOOD, l Editor. Biisincss Manazrer

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THE LUNATIC HOSPITAL

The annual report of the Medical

Superintendent of the Hospital for ‘the Insane contains the usual statisti-

lpersons were admitted, of whom 25

1* were males. Twenty eight were dis-

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We are manufacturing Ladies’

Gents’ and Children’s MacIntoshes.

Remember you are getting the manu- facturers’ prices. Come and see our various styles and select your order. We alsc manufacture Lidies’ Skirts, prices va.rying_`_ from Sl 95 to $2.25. We would be pleased if you would call and examine our work.

P- CD‘.£LE."..!'.'EP<L Manager.

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the catronare of His Honor, the Lieu~ r ‘ . _` '

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produced by the-»fo11owin:z ladies and

mn ot the Garrick _Dramatic Cluhidriz: uid Mac iran, Winnie i otton. sie wan and Muriel-Pe_ake;Mc1srs Arthur ie, Eivdlcr Hyndman, ‘1‘. .-i. MacLean, ues Hyodmsn. Jack Uwen and John O. an

t (om-di=.»=, and is i nthmg has been indicates an increasing prevalence of I nc in tlieinaiiei tfsce ery, costume:

the cit z»n~i can look forward to ‘i Insanity

‘°Y“U"=` P@"f°’m““ 8 Of the total S40 first admissions

;_ed seats 35aiid50cents. General :id-‘lit is gratifying to learn that 295, 01' .5 cents. °

f 3110025' at Rqnkiu‘.= 1“r~:,<.r ste;-<~,0f, covered. Although 25 of these re-

0i>en<t~7.30- Cu-.“"ainris1Sat8-l5Dm- that the net recoveries made 33.93

§.1;.<_:_invsr.r.. cept. _ per cent of the persons admitted.

» _,;_’¢_~_°R,A§§f,f,Q;'L§§§§’ C°m¥“`t'”`° Those are rather re-assuring figures,

_, the Hospital need not ordinarily feel

-- ” W 1 hopeless of their recovery.

' Q R U occasion to refer to the overcrowded

, , condition of the Lunatic Hospital and

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charged and 12 died, leaving 183 . patients in the institution.

It is interesting to glance backward

and note that on lst January 1874 there were but 58 patients in the Hospital, or less than one third of the present number. At first thought it might seem that there had been in the 25 years past an alarming increase of insanity in our midst, far beyond the increase of our population. Such is, however, probably not the case. In 1874 there was doubtless a larger 1 proportion than now of insane persons who were not sent to the Asylum. 'And when brought under treatment the lives of thosevwho do not recover their reason are prolonged, thus caus- ing a. steady accretion of numbers in the institution. _

A much fairer test- as to the in-

crease or diminution of insanity in the province would be the number1»of admissions from year to year, 'and we _ shall he sonfewhat re-assured when applying this test. A table in the re- port shows that the total number of admissions and rc-admissions during the 25 years since 1874 was 865 or an average o_£.,nj_e;_i_;__1y__yearly. If we. -fmokefailowance for tlieincrease rofl* population sinse 1874 it will not _ap-

undei treatment dunno' the 29 years

over 35 per cent, were discharged re-

l lapsed 19 of them again recovered, so

showing that persons who feel com- pelled to send a relative or friend to

THE GUARDIAN has frequently had

oilicor resident in the institution. 1 The necessity for these improvements grows with the increasing number of patients. Probably no better results in the way of increased percentage of recoveries need be looked for until 1 existing wants are supplied. The best efforts of government and legis- lature should be directed to providing :room enough, and such other im- proved conditions as will -iford the best possible care, comfort and chance for recovery in this sadly afflicted class of our population. _

1* The Srinitariazi ior April contains an interesting and exhaustive article on Sand Filtration of Public Water Supplies,from the pen of Prof RS. ,Lea of McGill University. The

House and lot near r-.rilivay in Sourls

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gormerly occupied'_ l,-_.1 lidward Chivicre. whxch they can be got rid of. It is Keni sroiiset. Willlsber iiitltsciilzd °t¢iI's'i1ilun°rf make -mom for the new lot' Therel 1 _ B .-

erws easy- Lcininied that proper filtration will ex- . ' ' ,,,=' , _ ° . "

For particulars apply to _ 1 C »- _ _ _ P . _ I ____ .~--Tr* __ 1 ber Sets. Must be sold. 1 1 _

Call and

lude 91 to 98 per cent of these noi. WANTED-150 “ay rl fo. general

T » - h , 1! ‘ . 1 v 26 d&w “_ A LLR§._l_l;I_._$ ,ous germS_ __§;_u§_¢a;_r;p_:_kg_;_i_euAr_i;;=_i>;_np:_ Df,,°i_,g____;,.__,i__i_,___ see those very nice goods _ Blue Store Uh,_u.1outet0wu_ ,April 1.8_ 189952 awkgzwkly

wardrobe and se

Spring Trade

T110 tune has come when you should .look 'up your' 1° .¢¢1111°=1-dseidins t<>-.1iim_s1=l;~iii1 ascii-on

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garticle is illustrated :ind 'contains l . among other valuable matter infoi-

mation in regard to the bicteria in Jur1ou'= to mankind that are found in drinkin; wsu-i1 and the means b 2

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how yo u are fixed for spring wal.

.pear that the number of admissions .

s one cf tha most laughable and en- like H0§plPal durlng the 1Pa'°t'-year

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srirr Promotions.

The regrettable retirement, on ac-

count ofill-liealth of Mr. J. B- C, , Baker from the position of city editor lof THE Gnanniiis has brought in its train a. serir~s of changes and promot- ions. Mr. Baker was greatly liked by his fellow-workers in the otlice,had af decided aptitude for newspaper work and was popular with the pub- lic at large. In severing his connect- ion with this journal he carries with him the best wishes of all. ' Mr. D. K. Dobie, well-known as the mechanical foreman of THE , GUARDIAN, has been ,promoted to ~1the~ci-fy editorship. He has been for lycars _coniiected with the paper, hav- ing Bret engaged in its employ eight 'years rg-1> when the late l\'lr.1 B. D. Higgs was its editor. Mr. Doble ren- l dered .excellent service in the mechani- cal department, and acquired know- ledge there that will prove most valu- able in his new posit-ion. He also knows the ciry and the business pa' rons of THE GUARDIAN well, and we feel assured that with his characteris- tic energy he will make the city new dcpartment of this journal all that can be desired. Mr. Doble has been acting city editor during thc past two weeks. . 1 - `

Fortunately the management is able

to fill the position of mechanical fore- man without importing a man from outside. Mr. YV. N. Duchemin, who for years past has most capably filled the position of night foreman, and \» ho knows all that pertains to tl... mechanical side of a newspaper, is now promoted to the position from which Mr Dobie retired. Mr. Duche- min’s many friends will be pleased to know that if none the less bu'~y here- after it will be in the day time and he will have the chance to sleep at night.

M-r. W. R. Turner, who has been

for some time on the composing stud' and occasionally doing duty as night foreman, will now fully take up the duties of that position. The stall' thus reorganised will be found equal, we have no doubt, to the demands of THE Guannunfs ever expanding business.

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1 There are men who

imagine that out-door work is a sovereign cure for all ills. They work like slaves at their business, take insud'i~ cient time to rest and ‘ sleep, and abuse \ and neglect their

H health in every 3 way. Then, when

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‘*"“' 2_1 dens, or try to

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W`““k .gtstone by cutting .g-_ 1' - fc-c' \- - down a. tree or

_,»-Aifgi ‘°{""0""y\ chopping the fain- _ ily iire-Wood,

A more ridiculous method of curing r.

man who is suH`ering from nervous cxhaus

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tration could not be well conceived. A man who has overworked does not need more work, but less work and more rest. The inan who has lost his appetite needs some- thing to restore it. The man whose nerves are shattered needs something to tone and strengthen them. Get the nerves right and sound, and refreshing sleep will follow. A ‘man who sleeps well and eats well,1af~<;': digests and assimilatcs his food will not remain ill.1 _

In cases of this kind Dr. Piei'ce’s Golden

Medical Discovery goes to bed rock-to first causes. It creates a hearty appetite; it makes the digestion and assimilation perfect; it iiiviqoratcs the liver; it puriiies 1 the blood and fills it with the life-giving elements of the food. It builds up new desh, new muscle and new nerve libres. It is an unfailiug cure for nervous exhaustion and nervous prostration, and the best of all medicines for overworked men and wo- men. An honest druggist won’t urge an inferior substitute upon you, thereby in-. siiltizzz your intelligence.

It is :i f.lea1er’s business to sell you what i

you ask for--not what he prefers for Selfish prc-fit’s sake to sell.

.1\ naar. or woman who neglects constipa-

tigiri siiliferr- from slow poisoning. Doctor Pit-rcc’s Pleasant Pellets cure constipa- 1 tion. _ One little “Pellet” is ri gentle laxa- tive, mid tivo a mild catliartic. All medl- :inc dealers sell them. '

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L05 l ._-_Tuesday evening between i-it-zroy H-“fl Weymouth ttreet, a fur ruff. Finder Please leave at this oflice. 27

FOR SALE UR. TO- LET.-A cottage on Fitz- roy Street East. Continuing 7 rooms.--Apply to J. D. TAYLOR, Printer. Queen Stree- . , _.___ April 2?. oed Iif,;_ FOR SA LE.-A new doulle seated carriage,

for one horse, li -.s spring bostnin. seats. lambs, etc. A first-class article. Apply at this odicc.

April Z7.t.f.

WA N'lED,-A good hex-se shoer. Good pay

and steady Joh to' the right ina'-.1, .Apply at this offlcf. 25. tt.

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opposite P. W. C. Possession May 1sth?'ll‘h 0 GIQSL- » zo, rf.

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tion_ and is threatened with nervous pros- ..

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Hon. General Representative' for Canada., `

Lt.-Col. Bayne Maclean, Montreal

Hon. A. B. Warburton, Q. C. ` l

Examinations will be held as followsz-

Eutries Close on May Ist. All iDf°1‘m8-ti9r1.BYlla.hus, forms of entry etc.

can be obfairipd oi the Hnn.’Loca,l Represe- - tatives in eac_ centre. or from the Central Of- _fi_<_'.;__ Room 50a, Board ot Trade building, Mon-

present stock at a. big discount to

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*toot-your Lair. An egg shampoo la .DEAR SIB____ _ l " _ ,» _

4~§reci3,1v-ft¢Hbi0v siren to Ladiés & 1 4 I beg to acknowledge fthe receipt of the nom

§ 'i>ii1iii>Ire'i.b3jou§nai'n'gf°i§Sii‘i§in¢§ié’§iil\f“.§,3 in payment of my $2000 Fifteen-Year Endowment

' yourdu‘l razors mail and matured this day- 1 V V

%v;°’il__r_f_=it-u\'°=’»hem prbmrlly in `iir8\=%* Of the three options offered ine. viz 1 Cash Value

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$ # sua-ance $497 5, or an Annuity for _Life of $753.40, in accepting

tion I am pleased to notice that this sum gives me a. return of .cent compoundinterest onthe payments I made to

1 for the fifteen years. _

‘ I Taking into consideration the fact that the H ”

The 'HIGOYY (D8per work)-Early in June. , l ,

The Practical-Between the 10th and 30th J une 1 I _ ` .

The exact dates will be duly announced. 1 - _ .-

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S __ The value of all Fertilizers consist in the amount of soluble

Marci, 3gf,h_ 1399_ AM“ 'Q1I;1n1_{§1;(;_y § Nitrogen, and Potash they contain, and the brand which s ows N. _s»._'r1.n mnsiasnccim.-n thgory MP8,. ivalue. in these is the one to buy on t-he some rin l th t r.bb-5.. 1 ...'. l’°*P°“

fd-:s,_°<fl“ai}=‘étli-‘$115.1f§emC2lf,‘2,l,'i°§}m’2§“*§;,§,‘§_ ._ per cent. butter f_a.t is more valuable than 3 per cent

Same contaln W cent w Is 1 more Plios. Acid, Nitrogen and Potasli than any other complete

on the market.

and so is our _ _ Or in other wor_ds the Plant Food contained in a. ton of

_ @1291’ 90351113, S115' $30, Gan be purchased fro us for about $28 yew coops .. I ` ’ ` ' these

the above, and the superior quality of ual test year after year by the reall

For that reason we will sell out ourllged, ` ` y

_ 1 P. AMI-IERST BOOT & SHOE

F' R435 may lst' l h D’ A. few crooks of nice butter, whole-; .1 ` W1\.°l°°°'l°'B°°5 ‘& Q50* M¢I1llf8-°hll'0!'8- 0 n_g`__1g_1;d__S€‘-l£_lJ;l¥€hrp_.E 8-l;>_h_i;_y '11_-_a_§n__i._1_.__!_{i1_-;§__§g ale‘or retail.-W. P. COLWILL. ” \/'Q

Hituhiuton Pevnai ist.; containing iii giiddshon. Goodstabling. Dwelling

1 . Dui- travellers reach all parts of the provinces ucv

in Newfoundland.. Magdalen Islands, gli.;

shores.

inthe event of my death during the

_ __ have made a better 'investment ‘anywhere

1-’ ',.~»"‘i' ` jf _ had I insured with any the so-called

ceipt of a much inferior smountfto-day, as °' ' " "°" .on identically the §a.me_ of policy for

§iem and $462 in another. I

' _ . . orth_Ameriéan as very -satisfactory, showing, as

Ri-_A»E¢&R\c~H| 1. insuring in a home Company like the North American

H ___ ___i;Rngi_nnNr ron omaha.” _ Yours truly,

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For illustrated price list-ana annual Report, write.

H011 Local Representative for Charlottetown, - _ 1 an _K

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ling any who

results produced

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