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time to buy, the goods are fresh, and

prices are low, 00 pairs fleecy white or grey at 55c. 95 pairs extra large

75¢. 20 pairs 45¢,

20 pairs California wool blankets $1.65

20 pairs polar wool blankets $1.90.

25 pairs Victoria wool blankets $2.65

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25 pairs Jubilee wool blankets 2,95

25 pairs Merino wool blankets 3.95 to 7,30, according to size

75 pairs fine Shet-

land, 1.95.

heavy weight

W. A.WEEKS & Co.

Jap Japan Japanese

our annual consigment of

Japanese

China ware

and Fancy Articles

Is Here... and is ahead of anything ever shown in this city. Come and see. LEvery- body welcome. Only a few of those Jap Teapots at 19c each left.

HASZARD & IVIOORE

Sunnyside Bookstore. Printing in all its branches at the Exam- INER Office, one of the best equip-

ped Job Printing Establishments on P, E. Island.

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER 30 1897

TELEGRAPHIC,

SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER,

THE NEW YORK ELECTION,

‘All the Old Bets are Off.

HENRY GEORGE'S SON, GEORGE, JR.,

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Selected to Run Instead of His Father.

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New York, Oct. 30.—As a result of Henry George’s death, all the election bets may be declared off.

The Henry George campaign committee fas in session Over three hours yesterday. Representatives of various organizations

of them favored endorsing Seth Low.

A telegram came from Allan W. Thur- map, urging the pomination of Henry George, jr, This suggestion wae adopted unanimously and enthusiastically. A committee was appointed to see whether the son would accept. Henry George, ir., was seen almost immediately, and he has aceepted,

Ak LANTIC MAILS CONTRACT.

Fifty Thousand Dollars Added Cost,

BEAYER LINE TQ CARRY MAILS FROM ST. JOHN,

Halifax Out in the Cold.

Orrawa, Oct. 30.—There ie a certainty that the Beaver Line will be givena contract to carry the Atlantic mails. The present subsidy will be increased by fifty thousand dollars, and St. John will be the

rt of call for the first time in fifty years.

slifax will have no Envglish mail service.

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“It pays to buy at Carter’s.”

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Hyacinths, Tulips. Crocus, Bermuda Easter Lilies, Chinese Saered Lilies, Freesias, Narcissus. Another lot Hyacinths just opened, direct from Holland, Splendid’ bulbs. 6 doz. Hyacinth Glasses, only 15c each.

Geo. Oarter & Co.,

Booksellers & Stationers.

Them

Plasters to snit everybody Alcock’s Strengthing, Our Own,

Cuticura,

Smartweed and HBella- donna, .,

Benson’s Capsicum, Poorman’s and others’ on¥Felt or plain singly or by the yard ae required.

A. W REDDIN, Pm. B

CENTRAL DRUG STORE,

SUNNYSIDE,

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supporting Mr. George made speecles as | to what course ought to be pursued. Some }

}of the general elections are coming in

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NEW BRUNSWICK GOVERN. | MENT,

A Shuffle in the Cabinet,

EMMERSON AT THE HEAD OF AFFAIRS |

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In Lize With Dominion Govern ment.

Sr, Jony, Oct. 30.—Premier Mitchel] resigoed his office yesterday, and last night a reconstruction waa effected. H, K. Emmerson becomes Premier, retaining

| the office of Commissioner of Public Works; A. S. White exchanges tie office of Solicitor General for that of Atiwrney General. The late Premier, who was Attorney General, becomes Solicitor } General. Dunn, Tweedie and Labe'!lois

retain their present offices.

The change is occasioned by the ill- heaith of the Premier, whose present office | will be a sinecure.

| Th» change transfers the Premiership to the Liberal party. Mr. Emmerson has been twice a grit candidate for Ottawa.

NEWFOUNDLAND ELECTIONS.

Reduced Government Majorities.

Not Unlikely that Whiteway Government is Defeated.

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Sr. Jomx’s, Nfld., Oct. 39.—The results

slowly. They indicate that the Whiteway Government will have a much smaller majority in the new House of Assembly, and that they will, perhaps, be defeated:

Mr. Woods, Surveyor-General, has been defeated.

Mr. Morrie,a member of the Cabinet witbout pcrtfolio and Solieitor-General, barely carried his seat.

All the Government majorities are largely reduced.

LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL.

Ovtawa, Oct. 27.-—Papere were made out today commiting Ferdinand Carrier to an insane asylum. He is the manic from Rimouski, who flourished a revolver and threatened Premier Laurier’s life. Dr. Church says he is too dangerous to be at large.

Lernseiper, Alberta, Oct. 27.— During the absence of its parents, w little six-year old son of J. B. Rudd,of the Foot Hills got hold of a loaded gun and shot the head off his little three-year-old sister, The parents are heart-broken over the sad affair.

Toroyto, Oct. 28.—The Dominion bank has received an application for a portion ‘of the reward offered iu connection with ‘the burglary of the bank’s vaults at Napanee. The application is for two thousand dollars offered for the return of ten thousand dollars unsigned ten dollar wank bills taken from the vault. The application was made in a letier received through the hands of a newsboy. The boy says he was approached last night by a black bearded man who got him to dictate the letter in question. ‘lhe money is to be paid to the account of & certain name in one of the New York, city banks when the bille will be returned through the agevcy of the vewebey in question. The bauk had aleo to promise not to put detectives on the track. The bank is now considering the application for the re ward.

Loxpox, Oct. 28.—Lord Rosemead cf Rosemead, better known by his formér pame and title of Sir Hercules Robinson, who was sppointed goyernor and com- mander in chief of Cape Colony in 1895, died here this evening.

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today anrounces that ap agreement baa entered into between the Hamburg

Hampura, Uct. 28.—The Bo arsenballe:

Oxytuberculine is injected, and restores vitality and heals the lunge.

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STockHoLM, Vet, 28.—Dr. Otto Norden- skiold, the well-known An:-artic exp!orer, will superintend an expedition to be firted out at the joint expense of Norway and Sweden, to ascertain whether any trace of Prot. Andree’s balloon can be found Prince Charles Promonotory.

Brixpisi, Italy, Oct. 28—News from Athens, which the censor there refused to

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allow the operators to:end, says that great exitement prevailed atthe Greek capital on Monday. Severa! hundred volunteers invaded many of the shops of tLe city and seized clothing and food. The shopkeepers resisted some of them using arms in £0 doing. This caused a panic. All the shopa in the town were hurriedly closed and finally the riaters were dispersed by the troops, who sneceeded in arresting the ringleaders. The rioters defended their eonduct.

Tanciker, Oct. 28—The Sultan of Morocco has won a victory over the Ben- anier tribe at Tadla. The tribesmen fled to the mountains. Many prisoners were taken, and 55 heads were sp.ked on the walls off Marakesh.

Paris, Oct. 23.—The Eclair publis’ies a remarkable article to-day, to the effect that three French missions are pow on the way to Kbartoum, by forced marches, as the result of an underst.nding withthe Madhi, reached in 1896,by which France recognizes the Soudan as an independent state, under the suzerainty ofthe Sultan of Turkey, in return for certain concessions. In con- clusion the Eclair says: “France is acting in these regionshy the express desire of the Madhi, and in conformity with the prin- ciple of the maintenance of integrity of the Ottuman Empire, incessantly proclaimed by M. Hanotaux.”

Hauirax, Oct. 29.—There came near being a fatal accident here yeeterday after- noon during an exhibition of Horton’s new patent extension ladder. The ladder wae elevated 70 feet and two men wmounted it with two streams of water. The ladder suddenly collapsed, bending like a reed. Thetwo men were thrown in against Gordon & Keith’s large warehouse, ios which the exhibition was taking place, and to savetheir lives had tocling to the window sills of the fourth story for several minutes, tothe horror of the spectators. The men finally broke in the windows and crawled intothe building. The ladder was 70% properly guyed and this caused itto bend. It wasaclose call for the men.

Simta, India, Oct: 28.—During the recent attack upon tribesmen who had occupied Dargai Ridge, one of the pipers belonging to the Gordon Highlanders, who were leading the attack, was shot through both anklee, rendering it impossible for him to walk. His wounds did not, how- ever, diminish bis ardour. Sitting amid the hail of bullets, he continued his piping as unconcerned as though he was on parade. This is only one instance of the coolness and bravery displayed by the Higklanders, which have called forth the praises of the commanders. The losses of the tribesmen at the storming of Dargai Ridge were 1,000 killed and wounded,

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they openly manifest themselves... There- fore keepthe blood pure with Hood’s Sarsapariila.

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See Perkins & Co’s. western window for novelties in silk.—Sunnyside dry gcods store.

Among that lot of trimmings we’re clearing Out there are beavers, chenchills, astrachans, eic., going ata quarter of or— iginal price.— Moore & McLeod,

Gents lined kid gloves and mitts, mocha gloves and mite, kid gloves with mocha palm, and latest styles ia collars and ties at F. Perking & Co.

Buy your underclothing from Prowse Bros and your will get the best and the cheapest. 254, 21.

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MORTGAGE SALE,

Land on Lot 65,

Grand Trunk Railroad cf Canada, for a regular monthly service between Hamburg and Portland, Maine, for which service some of the best steamers of the company have been designated.

Lonpoy, Oct 29.—The Daily Chronicle prints this morning a sengational telegram from Bombay, which says: “There is much speculation here as to the reasons for the withdrawal of the second battalion Koyal Irish regiment from Samana at Rawalpindi. It is asserted on one hand that the men sulked at the critical moment and refused to march further. On the other hand, Colonel Lawrence says that two companies were at the front with other troops on the day in question, while the remaining companies were retired by order of a staffoffier. This latter statement is contradicted from beadquartere, but it is asserted thatthe order was to advance ard not to retire.

San Francisco, Cal., Oct. 27.—Much discussion has been caused here by the fact that the faculty of Cooper medical College declared that sixteen patients have been saved from consumption by Dr. Joseph O.Hir schfelder’s remedy. This cure is exytubercuiine, made from veal which has been saturated with turbercu- line. Hirschfelder has been experiment- ing three years to secure this lymph. Among the patients whom he hag cured is Thomas H. Williams, jr., the wealthy horee-breeder. All the other patients were carefully examined and al! were de- clared cured. Some were far advanced in the disease when they began the treatment,

To besold by public auction, at the Court House, in Charlottetown, on Tues- day the 9th day of November, next, at the hour of 12 o’clock noon, under and by virtue of a power of sale contained in a certain Indenture of Morgage bearing date the twenth-third day of December. A. D., 1897, made between Henry Taylor, and Mary Jane Tavlor, his wife, of the one part, and Philip Large, of the other pert

All that tract, piece and parcel of land and premises, situate, lying and being on Lotor Township number sixty-five in Queen’s County, bounded*and described ag follows that is to say: - Commencing at a square post fixed on the North Shore of the Northumberland Straits, at the south eastward boundary of Nei! McEach ern’s farm; thence running on said bound— ary north fifty-six degrees and thirty minutes east for the distance of one hundred and thirty-two,cl ains, cr there abouts; thence south for the distance of four chains, or thereabouts; thence south fifty three degrevs west for the distance of hundred and twenty-three chaine, or thereabouts; or until it meets the said shore; thence follcwing the various courses of said shore westwardly, tothe place of commencement, containing ‘one hundred acres of land, more or less, with the appurtenances,

For further particulars apply to Mr. W. 8S. Stewart, Solicitor, Newson’s Block Charlottetown. ,

Dated this 25th day September A. D,, 1897. PHILIP LARGE,

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Here’s 2 money saving opportunity for all of you Out on ourcentre counter, we’ve piled a lot of Costume cloths; and ulsterings —s9me splendid for dresses and suits, some admirable Childrens Cloaks, some first rate as lining heavier cloths,

They're regular 90¢ to $1.55 goods, they’re all o£ iachs wide. We've cut the price to.

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On the same counter we’re showing alot of trimmrngs in peavers, astrachans, chinchellas etc.,at about a quarter regular prices; 2¢ to 12¢

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