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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN.  EDWARD ISLANDJ Jin: 25. ai . ~» -~
 
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S S Described By a Charlottet
Resides There.
own Gentleman Who
 WORKS SECONDTD NONE 0N
This week wedare_ mek;
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iifi..;:§e(§;ft sei; isnt The Mansion has Replaced the
'5,‘f“,§";f,°°f’ mi' 0' 1’ tthe Works and How
are Handled. An Expensive Place to Live.
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the Thousands of Employees “GY-
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The magnificent foundry and machine
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[\Vritten by THE GU.».RDi.xi\"s correspon-
dent in Sydney]
Sydney is a progressive town; so much
so that its population has been trebled,
and its business in general increased ten~
 _ i fold during the past ten months. The in-
iiluence of this great boom has not only
been of lasting benefit to its adjacent dis-
We consider this the t-ricts, buttothe Maritime Provinces as
best wearing’ best look. well, and I may say, particularly to Prince
Fdward Island. from which place an am-
A shop are also in the same enclosure as the
furnaces,while in anotherlocality is situat
ed thecokeovens, where over one thousan-
men are employed. All the dilferent
works, when completed, will be run by
electricty, the electric plant at the works
being one of thc liuest in the country.
THJUSAND3 OF MEN BMPLOYED. '
These great concerns naturally employ 3
A a big force of men, something like four'
'ii
ing and certainly the
most comfortable in~
fant’s Boot made in
C°'°'d°'° inauguration in South Sydney of the D
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-  was brought about safely by the labors o
that financial magnate, Henry M. Whit-
~ ney of Boston, Mass.
azing amount of produce has been ship- thousand being engaged; and although
D03 90 the “W0 SYdn°YS and their s“"`°““' the skilled mechanics are composed chiefly
ding villages. All this is the result of the of Americans_ principally from Pittsburg
__ _ °' Pa., still therefare to be found a. great
` ¥11iHi0¥\ IPOD and Steel ('°mP‘“‘Y~ Whmh number of Canadians, including many}P.
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E. Islanders, all of whom command good
wages-the average being about $4.50 per
day and upwards. These are about the
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A full stock of the best Coal
on hand and arriving daily.
A share of your patronage
is solicited.
LUUEST PRICES.
FROIFT DELIVERY.
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Some brands of Flour have ad-
'anced in price at the mills as much
s 90 cents n bbl. within the past two
~r three weeks, and some millers
ihinkthat they have not touched the
top notch yet. A
in lm fsrlmii ll securing smnl
‘mind lnmls nfl). all va ua nr
eliirliglnl for ale at a my rolimhli
‘lflyll il! illi 018|-
Ifzyou want to buy Flour it will
pay youitb write or call and get our
prices before  elsewhere _ _
Every barrel guaranteed drift clans
or money refunded.
Beer 6: Goffs
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mow in sm
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gift
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' save any money worth speaking of, not-
ifrggirtzngsgcgggznzzgsvgggfgggiggg few who do, except the aformentioned-
P _ rta' l 'k' f th l
that has been wrought' m t'Ti1;'1p1peami1c°t :Egg anlcixiillic? lie aivitiilariiigd :iran leieusvsill
arenow s irte Y
dences and mammoth business blocks, AN EXPENSIVE PLACE To LIVE.
and the “mm t'h°r°°3°h‘m°° f°r busmess It isanotorious fact that Sydney 1°, at
activity “mi bustling cmwds’ Wm °°m` resent, about the dearest lacein America
THEM' cure lodgings. Last winter and early
Over the creek bridge which leads from spring many people who arrived by late
aglimpse of the site of the works, one and were compelled to walk the streets
gets a glimpse of the industry that is all night while others more fortunate
undoubtedly to be second to none on the found rest on the bare tloors of the station
continent, noteven excepting the great house _
l h f d 15° f th . ' 'C
“gt ”°"°s “S” °“” ° ‘°“ ?’ °“‘. n norm of lu amen mn-we
Each furnace has four enormous ‘stoves’ - I Il nl H F
and one smokestack,thelatter being some- D", mnvw U' Gnu,"
thing over two hundred feet high. The D15 Ch9,ge’g Kidney-Liver `PlIlH are
foundationsfor the boilerand engine house just as uruph a do<;_or'_s_ pgiioegption as
are also of eoncrete,an excavation of about 337 f°'"““ 5 7°” m 7 7 'ian' 'tn
thirty feet having first been made and €;gee¥g`LKid1;:,__i‘i$gel;,‘2;kB$ 
then supplanted by the concrete. The gagged after the fa-gum, had mov* gg-
boiler and engine houses are about three self ot imétimable value in score-I of
° ° hlmdfédl ' C8&l.
hundred feet long and something like ~
_ 11'. Chase wen almost as much popu-
seventy feet wide. All the roofs aremade lang, hom Ms- wbmty w cm., kidney
of steel. The apparent simplicity and ease digegge, liver complaint, and bnzkwhe,
with which all heavy material, etc., is mi ist?  _Z6 he dirigéfnxktht
- c on great ree i
hoisted and moved from one place to the The me; ot one weatmult _maehms
other is wonderful, but the most modern me man,” and uv” atm, same “me
hoisting contrivances, run by electricity wg; 0;-iginal with Dr. Cham. It ac-
and controlled byasingle individual, ex- 01231121! £3' the ot_ Dr.___ghase'e
1';i e'r.A_i1r.h' db' °W"'°" *“ °“'”¢ -'”°=‘
2,2; isuilollcb Wri ht;  an unc); complicated ailments of the iiltez-ing
7 g _ r °““° 7’ ° organs, and every form of backache.
Pii'f'S.b\11'8» Pi* As a. family medicine Dr. Cl\ase‘s
Kidney-Liver Pills are unappi-cached.
How To WS" THE W°RKS' They keep the kidneys, liver, and bow-
- - - - ' cis healthy active, and regular and so
Any one wishingto yisitthe great works i Drew” ‘gui wa nine_te,,t“' of the
must procure a pass » in order to do so. gn, to wm¢h,hum9,n1gy ig gqbjegg Qng
A fence completely surrounds the ,works. pill a. dose. 25 cents a. box, at all deal-
_with gates here and there guarded by ¢"» °\' Edm‘°5°“» 3”” 5 `C°-I T°°
policeman. Even the workman are ex- naw'
eluded from entering unless they can pro- g----_-_Z-l-_---.
duce their ‘_‘cheqlr," if requested todo so. _
_ This is done in order to keep out the hun- '~ 5 ’
(E-B(lS Of f0lkS-:ho tial]-T-E-8-Bk a_.(l£iitaE  
BAC K Bos'roN
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*  _ 3, s., |||||f¢;__wi11 rem ormioon
“  ‘ _ e town at NOUN on FRIDAY. an'
       A oasis-='~.°-=~~‘.-._°';;f. We
If f  i = P  _ wh via
m<i»'2'y ni'.1..-as ify.i.°§-5.1,’ H.~n¢¢im§ana  -
we it will gevelop into Passengers leaving Charlotteto
eu," 'E or §,a"°"° “gh” D"‘ via Picton, make close connection
betes. There is no
use rubbing and doctormg mf Halifax from Boston Tuesdays and
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mu B | I e x ee nigh;
g ""7 hm' nd Passengers for Hawkesbury and
or-ids "‘“‘
'llieketniorlale at Stations? III.
%wny _
For tickets, rates and all uiiorm
ation apply to
‘ y Agent, Chtown
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TOBACCO
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THE CHANGE oy A YEAR only people at the works' who are able to ling" “mn formerly
Any one who had the pleasure of at- w.th mud. - t to th. tr  U
tending the summer carnival and regatta ,i Tae Zrdingr; wlgionlgez who gocogotali' ' --
held at Sydney just one _year ago, would ceive over $225 per day__and were are ' _ _ ‘ _ _ _ _ _  ; '_ ._
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Mr. Alphonso Vassallo writes tha Dearbogns;
ifect” Baking Powder is the best he ever used He
th at he has' used it while connected with the Sydney
_ . __
Sydney, and Davies House, Charlottetown, and
using it at the dining rooms of the Dominion Iron &
  fCo., where 5,000 are fed each meal _
Mr. Vassallo isa member ot the Universal Cooke
'Food Association, of London, Eng , and at present is
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India-ll Wi§W3m “HUW T0 get ofthe hotel and dining roomsfof the D I & S C
osesenececoo oesesncce
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sands d
Because it is the Biggest and Best Plug
for cents
FOR SALE IVEIIYWHIRE
N. B.-\A 5c plug of “PAmio'.i' Twisi' is 20
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-an-1 ...wav-».vnn~ ummm-<
f th to . St ts i uxurian MICA is the highest grade of AXIJQ GRE \ SE 1 1. mi » dosed
0 e wn ree e 0;., Yhec wrt rats ind it dlmcult indeed to fluke b0th ends grits n. perfectly smooth surface on the axle. Wheunlzbds-nrfa::\is f':si\‘i'ed'HALF
 
ZPe1:ro1e_u.1:n. Itenners.
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pai-efavorably, with any in the Dominion. for one to uve m_a regular Klondyke _ _  _
rim worms sincoivp 'ro Noam oN 'rim cos- in that !'9Sl>-"Clk B08-“ling houses are S0 -  ~ ,t 3
filled up that it is quite impossible to se-_    _ 0 
In all the latest designs.
the town to-the site of the works, one gets train were unable to find a bed to lay on i 00! 60310316!! l_1'o all delighted
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_Queen and Grafton Ste. Clftowu.
_ Our CARBON PORTRAITS are unrivalled
Be sure and visit the leading studio
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industries of Duquesne, la., or those of SYDNEYS. BOARDING HDUSE3 ' _ _ _ f‘   __  "  __=_= l l
the world renowned works at Homestead ' __ ‘ ' " ‘ ' ` ~ -` f who hmyb n ver dau th
To~day if you do succeed in finding a . B wi us
P. A. _ ‘ ` ` ' _ . ) `
i boarding house, you must pav from _liv¢`”"`i@1°w°h’5 '"9 mguss'
coNs'rRUc'1'IoN OF MAMMOTH FURNACES. . . f -“ _ _ ., _ _ __
(Continued on third page 7 -}
Where the Micmacs wigwam reposcd in _ *_ j  »~~l~i"“' '_-1' "  ‘a   
humble and silent happiness, only twelve 1 | _ -L -_ _» B.; _ t_- *hat mom' '_ -i 'O ex __ _‘We gwe y°u yu" monefs
months ago, is now the place of abode of   »- 'A fuuf~Hn~ dl! lislln, yu Pee ed J 1 I
four giant blast furnaces that stand like \ C _ :  l _ _ 6 ____ verve," "1 eve ry °' '“ys °n hula ‘t
‘ ' f `h' k ” ' h th °  _i ' /_  _" _ '
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the ‘Silent Sentryo b ip a, wit eir __ . . V Wl»tclIlllnk8l'tBd
Eilfelian domes nestling in the peaceful Y  _ - "` ' 
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wht u a |.wcooi<
blue sky. The work of construction of a   ‘
these furnaces, which are not yet com- I ,- ____ - Q -_ 9 Ch’°°"n~ P
pleted, is indeed a marvel in itself. A  5  - ~ » spam”
solid concrete wall one thousand feet in  e U  ` I?eP.urmg». ty
RHYH
Jenny pedals neatl
Glidi down tilie str
Jenny smi es so sweely,
Jenny is discreet.
..Bl?GYGLE
_wouiniri This "Explode"
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Maud Muller,-on a summers day, _ Y
Scorched along on the broad highway;
Her wheel a _ worthy Welland Vale
Or else she’d never tell this tale.
The _iludge steamed by, ‘and said? “My
8,8-1', ' A _
Theres room for you; come, jump in
here l _
My au_touiobil.e's built for two-
_For me, and for a  like yon.”
But,as he' sseke, isauto. reared,
Blew up, an lolit disappeared.
And Maud said, aszshe watched his plight
‘he pyigg satisfactory.
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Pink as the wild rose,
Golden hair so airy,
Streaming as she goes
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01;) her Clleveland dying,
“Tha_nks.__ Judge. Yon’re really out of Tvéiawiswilliiil her’c;P:'lTy
Slght- Whats. 0 ulda l
July. August. September October. .fe
best wheeling months-;-Wg h,||,v¢__5° 8'cy¢|°s yet W ‘eu
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