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THE GUARDIAN, UHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD

RHEUMATISM THE euAnu|AN

certain to as Weis

la to quench thirst. No matter w

|nrtol‘the hodythepaiu maiboi or whether it is acute or c ronlc. l‘lUNYON’S Rl'lEUl'lATlSi'l CUR

is lust

wlidrlvelt out in a low hours and lnly-cure in a tow days--i‘iUNl10N~

Munyoifs Dyspepsia Cure will cure GUY °”‘= °f

indigestion or stomach trouble. _ _ _

Nm¢¢y per cent, of kidney complaints. including'

the earliest stages of Bnézhfs Disease, can be C\l1'¢d

with Munyon's Kidney u_re. ad

M nnyon sCatarrhCurewill cure catarrhof the lie .

throat and stomach, nomatter of how long standing.

Nervous adectionsanddiseases cf the heartarecon-

trolicd andcured by Munyou`sNerve and HeartCur§.

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arf/

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__ cr where api-edispoeition to this d

is . -usernam-

453?

'fs

Munyozi sCo\d Cure will break npan) form ofcnl M ' \'i'sl' restore- lost powers lv “G1

unvons ' . izer >

men. Price $1.

Tim Guide gn Health (frrel tells about disease

and their cure. Get it at any drug store. 'l he (,\i:c

are :ill on sale there. mostly at 25 cents a vial.

Miinyon. New Yorl; and Philadelphia. lllfXl`0§".\` IXHALEII CURES (..’LT$BBH.

nib You ENJOY A

“U91 QW

IMPORTED IIAKRHA’

nothing better in the city.

Also all kinds of -»

snoiunc rosncco J. G. JAMIESON

'lhe Medical Hull.

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The E. T. Corsets are the best

that bmins can conceive or hands

fashion. Theyare built to assist Nature-they and strength- f eu natural charms olingure and are

ascomiortableas they are elegmn

_ in appearance. ‘_

1 . ~ n

Crnsumption is ihe ban

.i of 'Ctr country. It destroys hun

dreds of precious lives yearly. Upon

the Brat appearnnoe df the symptom

read

16', " f_’25"=..`-:vigil

_ valuable remedy' in time. ‘_ H'

7 Be ure yongst PU'l'l`NER,’S,

» oi .ii angela. A

.~`_; resorted to. Begin with sm ‘_ dose' _ but take it regularly and per:iLn° Q tl

__ the Sydney enterprise, the

,g A is

,ggfllii

¢‘v~|°4

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Are aa dainty a ts-io as wereever sent outby any

31% .,..

(X)RONA.Sarean oval ot

to yet plaindcsign

S Ei (MDI Keg!-‘ills ui oil

with wnm wig. ing atséfill the don? LITTLE BOBS are a panel ports-altiike tiieirnamesake

ii im 'mm' '1`h:;are $2.50m°m:lil{

Adtlklofeltllet of the” atytir mean B li for 12 friends, and ' what would give your friendsmore pleasure than yourportrait. _

=ne1~i__AKE

_.M

is wi 'L3 ;`;`.§.¢

An independent loiirnni, untramyielled and fearless; aiming tobe ' ' Just, lmvartlal, Reliable. N_owl¥i scckiiig at all times to further the best interests

The :E»eon1'¢»s"I‘»x=~j°r-

Puhlished at its oiiiees, New Pi-owse Block,

North side Post office, at the .following fold, payable in ad_vnnce:- _ Morning Edition, daily (except Sunday) one

month zgc: per 'f . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$3.00 semsw my zitiitiéii (wed it sal) r

ee '_ - - Pe _year 31,59; in n_glvimce . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .$i.25

Weekly Edition' (Wednesday) per year $1.25 in advance.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . _ . . . .SLOO

Branch Offices

have been established at thefollowiiig places where subscriptions maybepaid. news urnish-

ed, advirltising, ,|ob work audather business t Ci e- - ` -

siiiinnienide, curses Bookstore-31;. n. ct iniiei

Manager. »

Alberton, Aibirton Bookstore-G. S. Muttart,

Agen

Souris East, Telephone omce-P. G. Seaman, _ Agent.

J E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD,

Editor. Business Manager.

lil lilllllillll Glllllluill,

MONDAY,” MARCH, 4,- Iwi. `

A 7 mon AND sneer..

Iron and steel are of such universal use

in thc civilized world that the recent

movements in the way cf combinations of

leading companies engaged in the manu- facture must be of interest to the gen-

eral reader. The past quarter of acentury has seen such development of iron and st-eel production in the United States as has placed that country in the lead of Great Britain both in the quzintit-y produced and in the cheapnesu with which the product can be put upon the ' market. At the head of the two greatest combinations for the production of the _ king of metals stood`themulti~milliona.ires Andrew Carnegie and John D'.Rockefeller.

never before attained in industrial enter- prise. Mr. Pierrepont Morgan recently

‘ succeeded in convincing them that a com-

bination of their colossal interests would be more profitable than a business war, and so .the famous Morgan Syndicate was formed, combining the Carnegie, Rock- feller and other interests, nine large con- cerns in all, under one control.

It is the greatest manufacturing com -

bination yet eifected in the world, _with a. capital stock of $300,000,000. But it by no means includes all the iron and steel indus- tries of the nation. None of the southern

companies are included, and in all there

are twenty-three large c0rporatioris!in the United States still outside of the M. rgfin Trust. But the great trust will control 11,030,000 ot the total of 19,000,030 tons of ‘ore annually produced in the Lake Superior region,

nearly half the pig iron produced in the United States' will be made in its furnaces

and it has68 per cent of the steel rail/ pro-

duci_ngcu.pucity of- the entire country.

These are the advantages it -begins with and the experience of the past shows -that the combination once formed on so large a scale and with such vast control tends to

absorb or drive to the wall many, it notall ot its competitors.

It is easy to see that the new oombinr

tion vi ould naturally desire to bring with-

now rapidly developing at Sydney, and

I S that an edort has been made to that end

8110011! ll? be: the public have been informed. That the

Sydney industry is not yet absorbed we

can "believe, although' the danger up-_

y; prehended by the public may not yet

altogether past. There are however good'

reasons to hope that this gieat' Ganadian T DF- "Pi¢1'°¢'8 "£1 Pellet#

industry auch .this

tion even with the ooiossal .steels

which has across the in. A. J. mmm.

IronandStoelC`o.maa uldnshsf

In . .

litil

.,,.__

:`.a. is It ., f-1

cause _is thesameas in an

_ Kidney`s.'l`hecnreisiike- _

_ V be

of the people, and recognized therefore as _

fttanspert to port fbi _

Their rivalry was on a scale of maznitu ie,

in its control the important steel industry -

it may be able to hold- its own in oompeti-,_

2 l

A 7 i _ `Monday,'March 18th, at Eldon, at

».'~-?£.=- ~’:"J.i._.bc.~. c _, .,._4_....¢¢

Heh 4,1901 fi& v

del'W’ered before the manufacturers 7 oi Toronto stated that pig iron could be pro- duced at Sydney for $2.45 pei- ton less than at Pittsburg, which is the nffost eeoueini~ cal point of production in the United States.

tiieindvantiage of Sydipuey will be

stil greatgr iii cases wlieiie the iiietiil is for any market to which itcan be transported by sea. For such it market the Pittsburg

product would have to pay $2 p-er ton for

Even then it Europe were its market

the Sydney metal- would have .fthe advantage of being 1,000 miles nearer its dual destination. The meaning ot thi-. will be palpabiy apparent when it -is re-

called that the present price is from $18 to $80 per ton. In fact the Morgan Trust, strongas it is. might have occasion to tear the Sydney competition even inthe American market, it Hr. Mox_ham’s figures are correct. The advantage would be sutllcient to offset the high protective tariff of the United States.

It is doubtless desiribie on behalf of the

general consumer that the Sydney works should not be absorbed by the great American coinbine,but on the other hand, if the aiimniages possi=s_~c;l by Sydney are even approxiniutely as izrent as Mr. Moxharn has set forth, there could be no

danger of the operations at Sydney being eitnernbfindoned or curtailed. There is

a present, und increasing dem ind for iron and steel in excess of the organizel ineaiis of supply, and the great trust, if it should come into control of the Sydney works

would naturally carry on its operations imostlargeiy at those points where pro- duction would be most ecoioniicai. There

iisalarge market in the J, Dominion which under the existing tariff would be wholly controlled from Sydney,a.nd for the supply of the greater markets of the world it

would still have those great advantages mentioned by Mr. Moxbsm and above

quoted. There is therefore nothing in what has already taken place or may be

.now in progress which, so far as we can

see, will hinder the growth, development and success of the great enterprise which

has been planted at the eastern extremity of Canada.

reputation even at the cannon’s_mouth.” _ _

Late hours, the ` f breathing of a vitiated

atmosphere, rich A foods, and irregular ~_4. "' »~‘I_¢"*3' _ rest, must result in a " " f depleted vitality. QQ- 2 - There is a feeling of

”\__

“ia

languor, the appetite fails, sleep does not refresh, life loses its interest, and nervousness or hysteria may make- life miserable. '

The preservation of the lieziltlifiil tone

of 'the body depends chiedvon keep- ing the blood pure, and the stomach and _ oth_er_ organs -.of digestion ‘and nutrition ‘in av condition of health.

_When any.~.of thethabovc 'mentioned sym oins a e time use o Dr. g’ierce’s-gfgdren Medica! Ibiscoveiy restore the body to a healthy _ . _ poise. It puriiies the blood, nou£ _ 'the nerves, a_nd restores the deranged, 2 stomach and its allied organstolncondi- T tsoiiof sonndhesl’th.- __ _ ._

_There is no alcohol, whisky or other

contained in ‘fGolden Mai. gical‘Discovery."‘ . _

with

_ »yJ§"¢f.

bumntgscston.

liver

,finest

qlss. Dneieagentleehaine.

Q' f

J»"4 R' " 7 61"’

.efoiock pan. ‘= ~

. fleiday, Harsh Sth, at.IiaheY

at7o"eloekip.m__ " _ » ~ '8\turd»y.‘ ~=lmh »9lh,+ at 'at 2 o’cZcck p.m. `~

March, l2¢h,_ at “ Hosni.

bert ‘I o’oiock`p.m. ` . "1

Hob. ltth, at

.-_,.-~-_o.’oli7°;kP-ill __ A ,fl-"bntsds'Y»;._Mll’¢ll 14!-lb QF Bank Hail-at 7 o’c1cek p in. ~ ~

I- Friday, March: 15th, Braskieyi _ Point Bead at 7 o’c1oek p.m. ; _ `

'Setui-diy, 'March 7 16th, -at Stewart, at 2 o’clock p.m. '

_7_o’clock p.in. _ _ " ‘

Monday, March 18th, at Belle River. at 7 i/clock p in. . . Tuesday. March 19th, _at Hun-gy Rivi r, at 2 o’ciock [:.m. T

_ D A; ntmnsos,

Liberal Cindidste!

P' 'f~` l

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11,101

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We Kant to talk ta you for a moment about Hats

shape of the seasonfis hi r ‘,

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f ' snr- o.‘~.."u.¥ li§~

. 'till ~ ’»i_3‘~.f .‘}~.i_‘.f i 1

are showing -_a> large -stock of both still' and soft* sts liver

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uding all the ' new styles

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K. Ti" “ 'Ri ‘li ~» ii; 1. vie liweimsvq,

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the celebrated makes.

Wchave them in all the dimensions, in black, brovn

and fancy,

ia.'id stone colors' Come in and let us show them to von

You will sive by buying your New Hat at our store

“fe have a big line of both Stiff and Soft Hats ai. $1 Of)

$1.50, $2.00 and $2.50. They are better values than ycu

have been used_tc; there is style a.nd‘gnarant'ee wear in them

Men and Boys’ Caps, both plain

‘The pursuét of _ _ _- V _

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s.‘r.‘;’;.;z§.i‘;s e e ~

life as the pur- '_\ g -`~ a ' - Teacher of Drawing

Slllt Of “the bubble vw . _ fergnt brgnchee of

' P AI N T I

Studio -tsrafto

Q) gkzé) 3_3 ($9 Decorative

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Victoria Row.

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" _ For 'several seasons shoe dealershiive found iiicdiioult to bb-

Yllll I-tiibbsr for men, _that would givesstistaction. This is dna

._ 120 lhfrbigh price andseaioiiy ofthe raw material. __ . . ., -:~_,_ ` j .zwfl bl” S_l‘i0d?SslI\p1Y¢_ifr0m everyOanadian.fe_o_tory> and also

-someffrom the highest-grade American andmre 'et length - ‘in oe_to‘4»bo~’publio afrubbel-‘_thnt we' 'een sebly

__j'1‘h_¢y ‘_a_reilneligi'i_t~aii_¢i stylish f' f ~ ~ 1 ¢

‘ fi . si Wool* _ _` 3 \‘ i' "

'arrested

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$1.25, 1.e9,_1,_,_s__45

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book. strap Slippers

iiton

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31°' . shoe manufacturers

Boote82.00, 1.50 1.65

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1" 4'

.gs imc" we V- s _ s ` twflistfn

:glad running

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