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Bleck Cashmere— extraordinary value. Black and Colored Summer Capes. Big discouuts and half price to clear.

WEEKS’ foo worm S100

Gents very best quality

Uniaundried Shirts.

CLOYES

Thin Summer Sllk Gloves, black, tans, greys.

SVC veer EBC Fast Black Hosiery

Ladies,’ Gents’ and Children’s: guaran- teed perfectly fast color; will not stain the feet.

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“Prince Edward Island School Series,”

“THE EXCURSION”

By Wm Wordsworth.

as prescribed for entrance to Prince of Wales College,

ADDISON'S =" SPECTATOR ” NOW READY.

Sent by mail on receipt of price,

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TRADERS AND MERCHANTS

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The annual competition for the MASSEY- HARRIS Inter-Provincial Team Race Trophy will be held

IN ST. JOHN, Saturday, August 28, 1897

The Trophy was won in 1895 by the team of the St. John B. & A. Club.

All Bicycle Clubs in the Maritime Provinces

in affiliation with the C. W. A., are invited to send a team to compete for the cup.

Full particulars of the conditions gov- erning the race may be had upon applica- tion to the Secretary of the St. John B. & A. Club.

Massey-Harris o., Ltd.

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CHE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 16, 1897

TELEGRAPHIC.

SPECIAL DESPATOHES TO THE EXAMINER,

THE TROUBLE IN INDIA.

Sharp Firing and Great Ey- citement.

Bombay, Ang. 16.—A_ telegratrn from Cherat says that sharp firing was heard last evening in the direction Fort

excitement at

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{HE GREY NUNS.

Election Of Mother Superior.

Monrreat, Aug. 16.—Rev. Sister Fillit- trault has been elected Superior-General of the Grey Nuns, in succession to Mother | Deschamps, deceased, Rev. Sister Hamel} bas been elected first assistaut; Rev.

Sister Ward, second assistant; and Rev.

Sister Panenechaude, third assistant.

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THE INTERCOLONIAL.

Important Change at Moncton.

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Moncroy, Aug. 16.—Hon. Mr. Blair was here on Saturday night and went to Ottawa. Mr. Palmer, the new Intercol- onial storekeeper has goue on duty.

Spain’s Assassin.

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Vercara, Spain, Aug. 16—-The assassin of Prime Minister Canovas was tried here on Saturday. The sentence will not be divulged until confirmed to the Supreme Court of War.

Obituary.

Rome, Aug. 16.—Signor Costa, Italian Minister of Justice, is dead.

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For sale at our bookstore or sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt of price. Special prices to teachers and mer- chants,

GEO. CARTER & C0.

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York, Aug 14.—A_ copyright

io the World from Janeau, Alaska, August 3, by steamship Islander, to Victoria, B. C.. says: “There is much of several kinds of trouble ahead on the! trail to Dawson City. It looks as if the Canadian custome officials, will have an opportunity to report back to their gov- ernment that they are unable to collect customs daties without reinforcements, Ali the incomiog gold hunters are incensed attheduty. ‘The rougher element is in temperate in its language and has made threats to ignere the customs officers, peaceab'y if possible, but forcibly if necessary.

New

Loxvoxn, Aug, 14.—The Pall Mall } Gazette yesterday, in the course of a long | article on the Increasing activity of the Carliste, says itis not generally known that London is one of the. strompehalda of | the Carlists, thousands of active followers |

city. The Pall Matl Gazette adde :

“Their leader seems to think that the fall of Canovas brings their opportunity | nearer. During ‘he past week they have | held many meet. nss to discuss the best

Spain in the event or a rising occurring.

The Chevalier Lumbye, head of the} Carlists club, during an interview, is quot- ed as saving: “The Carlists are koghly orga. izei throughout Spain. When Don Carios next lands nothing but foreign interference will prevent him from reach- ing the throne. There are ten thousand volunteers in Kagland ready to fight tor him.”

Wasnincroy, Aug. 14—A statement | prepared at theyBureau of Statistics shows | that the value of goods imported into | Canada and again exported into the United | States during the past year, subject to tbe 10 per cent. discriminating duty under the |

$1,960,740. In 1894 (the latest at present | coming into the United States through Canada under consular seal was about $6,000,000. The question of the assess-

ment of the 16 per cent, discriminating |

duty on this class of goads is now under consideration.

New York, Aug. 14.—Wheat values yesterday tumbled two cents from the pre- vious night’s close, and three cents from the previous day’s high point of 90} cents for September. Tne decline was attended by heavy unloading of flour wheat.

Potice Covrr.—At the Police Court this morning acharge ofassault and battery brought by a womau against her husband was discharged. The offence was committe ed Jast December and since that time the wife has changed ber mind and refused to prosecute. Two druaks were fined $2 or 10 days each. Summonses returnable on Wednesday have been issued fortwo young men who were acting in a disosderly manner on the street on the 7th inst. On Saturday Thomas Clarke was committed to jail foran infraction of the C.T.A. This is one cf the old committments, and we understand the other off:odors sre being sought for.

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On Sunday, {5th inst., Eleanor Annie aged 8 months,ouly child of W. W. and Nettie Beer.

{Funeral service at 10.30 a.m. Tuesday, 17th, by tocarriage Sherwood. By train if raining. }

At Greenvale on Thursdav night last, two cows owned by Mr. Joseph Macdonald were killed by lightning.

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The Always Busy Store has a big shirt waist and blouse sale on. Blouses formerly sold at $1.25 and $1.40 clearing at 75c. Blouses formerly sold at 80c and 90c now 50c. Come quick, as the sizes are get- ting broken.—Stanley Bros, 19@—3i,

Mr. C. H. White, optician for E. W. Tavior, expects to be at J. B. Gunn’s jewelry store, Summerside, ou. Wednesday, 18th. Those going to the Scotch gathering might take advantge of this opportunity and have their eyes tested.

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Twenty-seven thousand dollars worth of new Presbyterian Hymn Books passed the Canadian customs a few days ago. A por- tion of this importation has come to Char- lottetown, and ia for sale by Geo. Carter & Co, The prices range from 8 cents up to $300 percopy’ Messrs. Carter & Co. will sell at the regular list price, as sold all over Canada.

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