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ITE GUARDIAN CHARLOTDETOWN PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND MAY 17 1901.
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SHIP BUILDING r-"'
0N IHE CLYDE
of the Late Queen Victoria, mounted on he
and surrounded by a Black Border, also the Ro
e i ent during HerLiie.
urirau ul thu lluuun
Eierv purchaser of lb.. tin of Dearborn’s Nationa
of gms embossed in Gold, ard a slicrt tale
Collie, (Price 400.) will be presented with aF` I ill IIIC .Rivers 
.ne Au Iitcrcstiug Account
.ny Building Industries. Where the Miiitu and.
yei Stanley Wire Built.
Oi ir Fieilerick Dalrnon had an illustrated ‘lock, the naval architect, 79 of 138 vessels
article on Clyde shipbuilding in a recent, of 4,000 tows and upwards which were
issue nf the Pun iiini Magazine. ne l buiiu between isss (nie Greni'Ensuern’s
recalls the fact that in 1770 an engineerlyear) and 1884 came from yards beyween
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Th” Season we imported the largest and inost att'
- tiiestock of Colored Worsteds we ever had the pleas- ,,,,e,,,, m,,,,,,,,s S,e,,,,,g_ Two m,,,,°,,sy
uw of showing our customers. Judging by the many iuivebeen spent eiinpiy in dredging
rdeis pliced with us, this class of Suiting will be very d“'l“S*~h°1°S°“f“Y Y°“"= and Pllefeii.
popular Thev are dressy, wear well, brush well, ho h
their shape when properly cut and made by us.
will be pleased to have you call and see our goods and ClY<l@ShiPb‘=i1‘“”8 is “°W°“"l°‘l °°.
get_ our prices
sauce
MQPFIS Blcgk the yards extend on the right bmi; of the
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Popularity
The success the Massey Harris has achieved so much comuetiticn in Speed is quite;
and the reputation it has earned in_ the realm of _ . H ld d Cl d
high grade bicycles is but what it rightly de- dlfflifellt thing, the Fur 0 an Y e`
serves and follows naturally honest effort to bank yards dispute precedence, Denny'§
make the ‘oc-st bi -'cies that genius unlimited .
capital and faciliiies can produce-a bicycle 0fDl1IDb3rt0D, !1l`¢fam0\1S f0l‘ their plea.-
esteemed for its merits.
For Quality strength and style it has taken it‘s dowside, for their yachts-the Brittania,
lace with the best in the world, and the models the Meteor’ and other famous craft were
‘ ’  l Us w°rld_ iioriooi will be found to contain the ii
/‘K wide and
= “nn it the
  coaster and brake.
and most useful improvements.
these: __
Everv model beautifully Enished an
- _ ° f
9-“des Peffecu eq“‘pp°d"°l°“°“s emngh upon the stocks in various stages of con-
to please any and everybo. y.
P. (1. ARVIOUR, _
546 ,f ¢ha,10¢tet°w,,_ one single ship alone there will, perhaps,
'-21
W6 service.
Too many good points to go into an eiabor _
description of any one of them, but the chief
among special features and improvements are THE CLYDE FROM THE RIVER.
Safety dress guard for ladies which covers _
per_cent of_ the top half _of the wheel--speci
design ladies wheel--simplified crank mechggl ` of Fairneld or Clydebank from the deck
ism-improved handle bar and seat po.=t_ _ _
jusznient --chainless models and combined gf g passenger steamer is impressive
-_ - - - -- --- - months- their movingtigures in compari-
to Glasgovjat low water, in place of t-he
depth of 14 inches , which was its natural a means of maintaining the prestiage, and
depth, Ton,-ly the Clyde his a uniform l in the Clyde returns the iron tonnage is
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depth nf about 30 fee; and the biggest  not quite insignificant. Belfast and the
liners can be taken to the centre of the i I101‘th-Gait C0580 Of England lla-VS SIIOWD
‘ ‘ ' ‘ gowl that they can build of the best other than
city. This much, without which Glas
could have become neither the shipping f_ heavy iI‘0I1 b0al»>1 bllb I0 U9-Velllllil “HU-
aC_ nor shipbuilding centre it now is, and hasl
been achieved at a cost of something like
ld now a large fleet of steamboats wit very
ingenious machinery employed in this
by about forty firms, but more than half
the tonnage comes from six oreightyards.
These Brms have each a special reputation ,-
in their trade, one yard being noted for`
its hugh worships and liners, another for.
- its huge cargo boats, a third for large
, light pleasure craft. Beginning a. little
below the Custom`s Station at Maisbank,
. riverto Dumbarton, and on the left to;
Port Glasgow and Greenock. At Govani
and Patrick we are in the heart of thel
industry; on the lower reachesof the
river there are, of course, breaks in the
the unmistakable token of “good times."
According to weight of output. Russel’s
yard at Port Glasgow is easily first; ac-
cording to value, which now-a-days with
sure steamers, and Hendersons, of Mea-
ewest built there-both. yards produce a good
a _ _
t number of fine ocean going vessels.
90 All that most people see of Clyfie ship-
al building is seen from the river. The view
enough. Alonga frontage of little less
d 11 than half a mile, there may be esting
stiructionthe frames of nine or ten first-
ciass cruisers and liners, with several
smaller craft of miscellaneous kind. Upon
be a thousand men at work- for now-a
_days a. 10,000 tonner is built within twelve
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§_1\£[ICJ.A. ‘
MICA is the hi h E made. It contains wde . . . _
mica which puts agpgsdegtdydsgdotililiihilgagdzliaibgshe axle. When this siirface is Whlch ‘S €°‘“F>` °n °"er acres °f 5”°‘md be
formed HALF AS MUCH MICA as an other axle grease will do 'your work and
it more satisfactory REMEMBER I! ABF, AS MUCH MICA AS ANY OT
Manufactured by
    There is one feature at Dumbarton
Petroleunm Eleflners.
HER suggestion in the background of enormous
son with the mammoth skeleton of iron
or steel looking like myriads of tiny
marionettes. But of the vast amount of
red varied work for the equipment of ships
do hind the slips, there is little more than a
sheds and tall chimneys.
which is I believe unque on the Clyde if
F
hlT he Morris
Not only a medal winner at the
Easy Enoug
to Buy
* experimental tank in which parafiln driv-
° l: st
i' not in shipbuilding generniiy. This ie nn
en models of the ships to be built are e ~
._ ed for their stability speed and resistance
to the pressure of water. The tank is
_» three hundred feet long and twenty-two
enneuitea by me nuuinriiiee deepened the §G1~ise°“' ‘md G’°°“°<=‘1- The S\1i>eri°rity
River Ciyd to four or five feet right up of steel once demonstrated it was at once
made auxiliary to skillful engineering as
kind generally “Clyde-built" continues to
to spell most. surely speed and safety
in navigation. The Clyde may not again
produce in a year more shipping than all
other British rivers combined, but it is
still less likely that its leadership will'
be lost.
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MISS JONES VOICE GRELTLY IM-
PROVFD.
The many admirers of Miss Jones sing-
ing have been greatly pleased at the im-
proved clear-ness and richness of tone, so
noticeable in her late renderings. Miss
Jones attributes this improvement to the
recent use of Caturrhozone. It gives
ciea.rness and brilliancy of tone, and pre-
vents hoarseness and huskiness. Promin-
ent siiiszers, ministers, actors, an 1 public
speakers use Catarrliozone for the voice,
and find it of inestimable value. You
breathe the medicated air from the inhal.
er into the throat and lungs, where it kills
disease prevents and absolutely cures
Broncl:ir7is,|Asthma and Catarrh. Catarrh-
ozone never fails; never harms; pleasant
to use and always successful. Sold with
a. guarantee on every $1.00 package to
cure' these diseases or your money back.
Small size 25c. Druggists Poison 8: Co.,
Kingston, Ont. E
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ELECTRICITY AN AID TO DIGESTION.
Many Londoners insist that their ap-
petite has improved since electricity was
applied to some of the underground rail-
ways. It is believed to generate ozone.
_ _
Alfed A. Taylor, of Margaree, says:
‘One bottle of MINARD‘S_ LIMIMENT
cured a. swelling of the gamble joint, and
and saved a horse worth $140,00.
Thos. W. Payne, of Bathurst, saved
‘the life 'a. valuable/ horse that the Vet.
had given up with a few bottles of
Minard`s LINIMENT.
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Henry'Stephen Redfield, professor of
practice and procedure in the law school
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WARTS ARE UNSIGHTLY.
for a few more warts--make them fashion-
quickly be made 8. Bnancial success Yes
REDFIELD RESIGNS. -1
it please, we wish to tell about our New Shirt-
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Call All The Ladies In Town-
They are a nice heavy
American cotton, patterns are
grouped,stripes, checks and
plaids in nice shades. 'guaran-
teed nct to fade in washing.
Sizes 32 to 40. _ `
_ We’ve a. nice White Muslin
with insertion trimmings
down front, white linen collar
and cuffs. Also a. large range
of colors at the price.
A very large range of colors
in verona cord,” with white
pique front. soft cuffs a.nd`
stuff' collars, an elegant Waist
and a. nice cool one for sum-
mer. ` __ _ . '
Get a black roman satin
Waist, made of good sold"
satin, with 6 groupesof 7
rows ehch pipoing froiit, 2_
groupee _of piping down sleeve
and 3 groupes down back
making one of O tho prettiest
Waists wc’ve seen yet. _ '
We’ve an elegant white
linen lawn Waist with allover
embroideryfront, 'white _linen
collar and cuffs, _ and very
handsome in it simpleness.
you'l_l like it we are sure.
Huridreds of other Waists
which we have not room to
describ a here. Prices run up to
$3.50 each. _F 
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Just a whisper ladies, ` you
know the first to come1~g.e_t=.
first choice of that case New
Millinery we opened yester-
day. ` _
of Cornell University,” has tendered his I ‘ ° I * A i
resignation as a. member of that faculty.   .., » '
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That is the reason no one is clamoring The Wondarful Cheap Field'
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Paris Exposition. but a rare combina-
I tion of Virtue-HighQuality-Lo_w Price
‘ There’s no second _grade in the
l Morris every one is builr. like a watch,
Very
Piano
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perfect in the minutest detail.
i them.
it’s built to last. '
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f A small store- Small expense,
l Small expense-small profit.
Save for a. slight difference in tone,
color, you can not detect a. thiinbleful
_of variation among a hundred of __
i The Morris is a safe Piano to buy,
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FACTS AND FIGURES
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New Patterns
Good Values
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 In 1661-fifty years after the launch of __
 the Comet-the joutput on the Clyde was The new bishop of London, Ingram by
nearly 67,000 tons. In 1898 it reacheda name, is one ofthe most zealous, ener
total of 416,832 tons comprising 323vessei-i. gcgzic gnc; résoprciful workers in the ..-»
Enormous as these figures seem they nev- urc 0 ng an . He cares neither _ "
egtihilejesplrepreient a t delpline in Clyélelin for wealth norease, but foils incessantly.  V 
,s pui ingreative ote rest ote ---O---'_
A country which has taken place during, T0 NERVOUS W0MEN° ’ 
the l&Si’» f€W Y€&I`S- In 1393 We S Mrs. DT W. Cronsberry. of 168 Richmond   S ` /' . l.-if
tonnage launched on the Clyde was treet. °l'°m'°- SaYS¢-"MY <lM18hl¢‘-l"S r 
- - nerves were so exhausted and she was so ° ' ‘ _L-:-
Exlslldliiiltgihggsin tE;';i’;htI;;;rS_°ifn 12;) weak ang debiiliated get Zhe had ga givi;   .T
_ » up wor an was mos a vic m 0 _ 
‘ May 3 d &w if it actually exceeded one-half. But an rigigious progtration. Dr. Chase’s Nerve- _ _ _"1 __f____
1- I I I     examination of Fhe Bgures clearly shows Sl'»0l'ID2p§(;¥°el'.0aIIl\€&i§l(l:egIlefl]Sbl     
WW   Beal age hrasL&)ef'l1 havgnghusfql foua bgxezi sher*)is at “,E(l;k -.£7
e 9- 011 Y 0 8- WDC0 0 CW- again ea t yan appy. cts. a x ` _ 
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_ castle, Ha.rti)eppo1ll, Sungerlang, Belfltst; ‘W 9-11d€§'-1°1‘S-   
th than a ing o on t, e pa o --->-_- . 
BISHOP OF LONDON ENERGETI .
Glnghams _um w ciuisrs
Baby's clothes should be washed
w`th
has been sold for $60.
- caiiiiuui cuiii  
Ig sem direct to the diseased
. Ertsbythc Improved Blower.
cols iheulcers,o1earsth¢air
_ passagegsteps inthe
throat and pazmanan cures
Catardimd  er
Eco. Alldealelsmr .A.W.Chase
'  It makes them white as snow with
‘ out rubbing ‘
-r ir HARRIS, LONDON HOUSE _ ‘ i.°:l.‘.°:.§.§i.°‘;.“=rv..°.i..{:..._ ,,,.... l cmere' seeds ci-nw
Queen St., Agents for Ch town, P. E. I.
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  “viciunuit”
I -_MedidMCo-.TorantomdBuIalo._
Molassges Kisses only 10cts a. lb. at the
able andaremedy to grow warts would ; ~ _ _ . '-_,_ . -_   . ~
1’ur.nain's Corn and Warn Eétractor re- i . 1 r
p moves them, works quickly a. ri without ” `- he I
Dain-_any d-ruizgist will tell you more  _f 1  _ j
,about_this remedy. _ ' I _ _ _  -_ _ ~
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V . KITCHENER RBSEMBLES NELsON_.._ TC ARRIVE FRCM LIVERPOOL, G-_B P1 . _
1 feet wide and contains nine feet of water. _.___ “ ‘ _ , _
It is said that valuable results in hydrod-qi Few P90916 are aware that Lord _ ' _ Y ` °
ynamics have been obtained _from these I Kltflhenel' Shares 0119 11058510 Defilllfifltl’ » I ' _A
` experiments which are carried on by a Wim U'l€_§l‘€8»i;€Sl> of' British naval H _ _ . ..  ~_ - f' _'--_»
 eneeiniiy mined einii~..Anntner interest- herfes- _I-1k¢_ 1\__e1S<>n. the present com- 1200 bags common Liverpool Salt 12 bags to the-  _~ * 
 est fegitufre of li/_lessrsgepliiys ‘\;'¢;>rr1lis;;tE:; lslluénélyeg-in-chief in South Afrisa has 01111' Steamer (IBB li8i'6 20(1) May and Will D6 _S0ld IOW Whil8¢  I L
T, awar o premiums ' Q N ~ ~ `
_l .ny improvement hO“,ever Srnau;  Dont th.  t   Al. 0      ' *
- 1 in ess o your sys em an ` - “_
may be able to Suggest or eifect' in wo S you do of your house. Give it a thorough Sth d ,lo lf- P  £4 co __
Crawn Confectionery.-W. A.H%tghpson
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Glasgow. When steele was first introduc- ROYAL ENTRANCE SOLD, I » $5
Pfln  ed is 1878, the prestige of the Clyde for The door by whicl;-g-ge president of the I   
l t ts he ght. Acco d- _
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ing to the data given by Mr. David Pol- P . ci _ _ _ S_ _ __ » _ _
DHS and other distinguished visitors where in ,i  
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