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JAS. DESBRISAY.

Charlettetown, Dec. 29, 1882. a

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“THE EXAMINER JOB PRINTING OrtiGé

NISHED WITH

HAS LATELY BEEN REPLEN

A Large Supply of Printing Types and Material GE THE LATEST EXVENTION ANB BEST DESCRIPTION,

AND WE ARE NOW PREPARED,

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land | did

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| Act has a touch of Coercion about it, which

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Prof. Iriese’s Concert. A goodly andience attended the Concert given by Prof. Friese, assisted by his pupils, in Y. M.C. A. Hath The programme was

well ar:avged, and, though longer than ]

usual, was carried ont im splendid style. Tie chornses weve admirable in selection and rendition. The y showed that the

end bis pupils had given marked attention to the seutiment as wellas the melody of their @electiona. The - vocal

solos were generally well rendered and re-

prot ssor

ceived. ** Tell me my Heart,” was sung by Mrs. Strickland with much fveling, and in|

splendid voice, while the solo of ‘* Husch ! Husch !” by Miss McLeod, was and beautiful in every particular. We liave much pleasure in welcoming Miss Aunie Findley to the vocal arena. She exhibited good talent, and a pleasing voice | in singing ‘* Rose of Haselean.” Mrs. W W.. Li mg worth was fortunate in selecting ‘Who can Tel.” She sang it exquisitely, | aud gave her hearers the full benefit of the | beau ‘iful sentimente contained in her song. | ‘Oh, Pair Dove! Oh, Fond Dove!” was | sung by Miss Barr in excellent atyle. Mies Barr has a good voice, and she displayed | The'l most difficult sole on the programme wes, the ‘* Favorite” by Donizetti. It was weil sung by Miss K. Hensley and was well re- ceived by the andience. Miss Wright, on} first appearance, created a good impression | by singing ‘‘L’ Audita” by ‘Verdi. Messrs. Ings and Scott's ecles were fairly well) rendered. Both these young gentiemen have excellent voices, and will, ere long, | The Instru-! ‘mental solos were capital. Miss Burwash who appeared for the firat t?me before a! Charlottetown audience played ‘‘ Theme. Martha” in true artistic style, and |i iproved herself to be a most skilful pianist. | | We hope to hear her on future occasions. |Miss Hensley as usuai delighted the) audicnce with a selection from Mendelssohn, | | while the violin and cornet solos of Messrs rely, were applauded. A}

Gleams with eas Mrs. George McLeod Mra. W. Longworth with splen- taste and in good time, and duet—‘* Hark! the Goat Bells | Ringing ’—by Miss Ings and Miss Hensley, | was very well rendered indeed. Altogether | the concert was quite successful and pleas- jing to those who attended. Professor iFriese deserves credit for his éfforts in bringing out the musical talent of our city. His concert on Wednesday evening shows

cheerful

| |

| well played and heartily 4 Duet, “ Earth i was sung by

'fat

;open

;to ana larg i wish him every success.

VOL.. 12.---NQ.

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121.

Cape Traverse Notes. The orief about the one hundred and twenty-tive thonsand

Opposition are in great

dollars the Island is to reeeived from the ‘ : General Government, and the expense of the wharves in fuiure. They were in ecstacies of joy. (uvul of late) that the Sie : , iat Pes + 4 % teovermmcnt WONG Dye oO re rn to that old monster the ‘' A ment Act.” with a two-foid vengeance lt is wratifying to a w v ? ' ee | e ; . 7 Grit even to smart under the lash, whea he knows his heighber Tory is gesting at

with equal soverity.

The Siraits here are clear of ice, exeepting

ome loose soft ice that does not amount to anything % A stean mer could have deen crossing here regularly since the 9th of March, and the country is suffering fear-

fully in consequence of th18 route not heen opened up. » Our oals,

sora. : { potacocs, cattle, hoz verything we have

effect nally ses and to dispose of, might have been havi ing the advantage of the best markets for the last month. Cape Traverse to-day is the only

harbor on thelsland. Souris, perhaps, excepted.

Mr. Alexander Strang has his schooner oaded with potatoes for some time, bat fears to send her out, hearing of large bodies of ice down the Straits.

Mr. has a number of wor k about his lobster factory.

hands at He expects

~ o Yr . \ T > business this summer. Ve

Shaffer

I don’t recollect of the crossing ever hav- ing stopped so early a3 it has this spring. The Straits so compavetively cloar of ice is owing to the continuous N. W. winds all winter, which was driving the ice out to sea as fast as it was making. We had the ice unusually light the greater part of the crossing season ; strange to say—and frost so intense.

Mr. Penman Allan of Cape Tormentine, has bought Mr. Cornelius Campbell's Abdallah Stu d, and is paying 4 fine price for him, viz., $200.00. Mr. John Caogh- lan, Crapaud, is also buying a number of horses On commission.

Mr. Avard has been here for some time buying fat cattle, all waiting shipment.

i} tae

Our country is teeming with productions, only wanting proper facility of export. It is unpardonable that the Cape route has not been opened up for transport of the fariners produce for years past. There is no othér route from the Island could give the sane Advantages of early snd late ship- ment,

that, with a litile-drainin Charlottetowm ; , a will soon possese-a pantie ie ocaliste of ‘ Agtéus "age whom it may be proud. - eat ae ee + ee 8 ey Entertainment. Summerside Notes. eine The Musical and Literary Entertainment

The weather ia beautiful. The winter highway still holds good. The sun dances on the ice, and even Dutchmen rejoice. It ‘* whas goot,” they say.

By the way, it is really high time that the Railway Statien here was shifted some where or other from its present position. Where itis now, makes it a hot-bed of acci- dents.

Father Dan gave his lecture here recent 'ly on Irish Scenery. Ludlow hall contain ‘ed the elite of Summerside on the occasion. | There i is 2 halo of blessing around the good 'old priest. He is loved. His silver locks

re a crown of glory.

If somebody with brains and capital, and ia few ‘fp rinter’s devils’ would come here, a good Liberal Conservative newspaper 4 We are at ihe mercy |

now, and a)

of misrepresentatives just double dose of it at that.

There is some talk of an asylum being erected in Summerside. Falconwood is too far away, for the folks who have gone mad over a recent election.

The temperance question is the all] absorb- ing topic of the day. Men recognize the blast ing evil ef intemperance om how |to deal “with it. seems to be a puzg le. The Scott Act is a failure for lack of public sympathy. Some ef the most respectable members of the community are engaged— so says rumor—in the liquor traftic, and so long as the vast majority of the people patronize them, just so long will the advo- cates of the Scott Act meet with disappoint- ment and defeat. Few pity them. The people are not necessarily intemperate. The

people cannot swallow, in fact some of the very best people on the Island look upon it as an insult, in gentle terms. Asa whole, the Island is praiseworthily remarkable for subriety, and many can be found, honest stauneh ‘oid teetatallers, who prefer to win the intemperate by the hand of love, rather than the arm of torce. In matters ‘of this sort human nature very often refuses to be driven however easily it may be led. Better to reclaim the drunkard by love, | al than by law. The whole affair is ar| open and a vexed question, about whi ch} men differ, and I suppose will differ for all

time. We are greatly exercised about the pro- | posed Cape Traverse Railway, and public opinion advocates the County Line route.

The swing of the maw), the thud of the} axe, and the music of the saw, is heard a ll around. Half a dozen vessels will be| launched here this ycar. One feels inclined | to praise the National Policy for the hum, but the Grits would get mad.

Our popular Stipendiary has his hands| yy

‘Under the Careful and Skilful Supervision of Mr. J. W. Mitchell, iene and yet the

THO. © Rime

LETTER HEADS, RECEIPTS, POSTERS DODGERS, de., &.,'

BILL HEADS, BLANK €1) QuEs, NOTES OF HAND. HAND BILLS,

On Short Notice, in Good Style, at Cheap Prices.

full of Scott Act. In recent prosecutions tory, and sustained a Court House stands in

| the tulles.

held on the 3d inst., in honor of the Twentieth Anniversary of New Glasgow Division, was quite a success, financially and otherwise. It is estimated that there were about three hun- dred persons present, and as one of the speakers truthfully observed, ‘‘a fincr looking

audience, it would be diffieu!t to find.” Stirr- ing address¢s were made by Messrs. W, Laird, (>, Smith, H. H. Pollard and others. The

singing ay the choir, under the able leader- ship of Mr. A. B. Dickieson, was remarkably geod, and contributed much te the success of the entertainment. AN who took part in the following Ww ell- selected dialogues, recitations, ete., did well, reflectins g much credit on them- selves, and displaying a degree of dramatic

talent that would be discredit to pro- fessionals : PROGRAMME 1. Opening Address by the Chairman...... Jas. Dickieson, Ksq 2 Singing ‘Jubilee of Temperance.’ i COUN oss cs oe op ete e Geo. Smith, Eeq 4 Dia ulogne e— Ww hy a Deacon gave up his Wine.” —Mr. A, Moffat, Mr. L. Smith, Miss Mofiat, Miss M. Smith, Mr. A,

McDonald, Mr. H, Smith. 5. Singing. - 6. Recitation

Smith, and Mr. W.

~**Win or Die.” —**What Whiskey did for me,” Nr. Herbert Bradshaw

7, Speeeb............-. H. H. Pollard, Esg 8. Singing—‘*The Battalions are Marching.” 9. Suecch. Soave ccee eee ee. | Wt tae, Gee 10. Recitatien-—‘‘Courage, ldst one.’’...,.... Mr. Nelson McCoubrey

11. Reading—‘*The Vulgar Boy, ee Mr. Jas. Robertson AG. Remar. 052s PR Mr. A. NeDonald 13. Singing —"‘Safely through another year,” id. Address. .Mr. A. B. Dickieson

5. Bpeech and Recitatio n,.Mr. J. Coulsting 16. Combat between‘‘Fitz James and Roderick Dhu.”—Mr. A. McDonald, and Mr. A Moffat. 17. God save the Queen. ewunnaaie nel!

A Colorado farmer has invented a duck- hunting outfit which discounts the Cali- fornia man’s cow. He stripped the hide from a bullock and mounted it on a wire skeleton which looked as natural as a living animal. He eut a hole in his wire bullock for his body and made two more through the shoulders to takesight through. When lhe wants a duck-shoot he drops his skeleton over his head and starts out for He can walk fight into a flock of ducks without startling them, and has, on one or two occasions, returned home with his hiding place fuil of teal cangit with his hands. He never fails to killall he wants.

ae aa

Mr. W: 1. Vanderbilt is said to make some people hold theic breath when they see him drive. A man worth $200,000,000 ancl nearly 65 years old, driving himself at

icht of "230 pounds, in a wagon weighing 184 pounds, at a rate of a mile in two min- utes and 4 half, on a read crowded with fast teams, is thought to be pretty healthy,

the same old spect. lrncay specimens oi thr » richest citizen in the

Business is beginning to be lively ell’

‘round, oats and potatoes are coming in. | There isahumin mud. We ought to have lan inspector of sidewalks here, some of the | planks have left the horizontal, and knock people off their perpendicular. There will be a marriage here shortly—if reporis pat true —between the Summerside Journ

land the Texes Siftings. May they be hap |

—UOoM. April llth 1883.

73 world a el The Elmira Gazette tells of a wor

ap} lied for the position of street car dyiver

.S ‘ wl She was asked, ‘‘Can you manage mules ¢

land replied, ** Of eourse Lcan. ive had {wwe husbands,”

- ~_s. - | ly you want a good pair oO! boots, go and | inapect the stock that is opeuing to-day at

McEacnrex’s Boot store. {ap 9 3i pd

ce seanoeeet

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