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FEBRUAKY 18rH., BY THE REV. PasToR |SUrely that will be a sorry education by which PHA? PLA the intellect had on!y been nurtured to error. Gs | Never. therefore, .}et fall into the common Learned bo llus that there are a nun nist ke of thinking a man we l ecueated sim- “i Bae ae it et : , , ply because hit knows many thivuges a full assortment of el: i ee ee a ee Se ae Oe oe and Wiil emory ind’ unde) ndipg : men. | KNOWLEDGE ALONE 1 ‘OT EDUCATION, ae " d a n yr d f o ; a th hi nr than it is wisdom Kus wi dge is ee DOs 18g ee. can be tnciaded under the Same evely the information of the memory. a very iid al Os Those powers are, a3 it were, impr 1d upon | useful port of education, provided always that the seul of every child, wien first it e m s|the facts so e-mmanicated be vood and true; Into the worl in ler to dray t these | for tl may be knowledge of evil Ve want > rowers sas to V their } per «dir the proj rand prac ical knowledve of what is f action; put them | Zoe and true ab erztion. to answer the difi |} Neither 1s a man well educated merely be- [ja g ‘Rt purposes of jife; something must neces- | Cause he can think and reason. Here, again, “ sarily be done; and this something makes| We havea great power; but does he think and a a up what we call the work of education. ‘ aon rightly ?

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First Quarter, 26th day, 9b. 21m. a. m., E. - diferent powers of his intelligence, to put os lt if the engine wer . - = oe foe ce ee ee eee mi “he. ap them in active exercise for the performance of |&°™? BNSchievous purpose? Instead of pro- Die or wEEx)2@2 |S Moon High Days date. oe a lnelling a railway er gine, or working a cotton ~ M rises |sets ' rises | water | len’h. “ . ' Toe es gee ee ee ncatioe imiil. or any other machinery. it might, unless “ihm hm | aft’a| morn : ¥ sts merely. in the tea pe ¥ -_h crly guided crush a hundred ora thons. 1} Wednesday (6 435 42) 2 54) & 32) : @: _ i es at 5 - the 3 2 i rea ne death. or blow up a ¢ozen of ; 2| Thursday 41} 43] 3 55' 9 3} AGN yt : this, both at h abroa sea; vow, baman reason. needs content 3 Fri lay 40; 45' 4 56: 9 49 | % 3 NS oa , . eg & Wi atever inflnence. vood. bad 5 fi i direction just as much, and we may fay it 4 Saturday | 38; 46) 5 53/10 23 11 24 ‘ . calls ont hi iculties, and teaches him tlie |? OPO, Meee vf eontrol and direction than 5 Sunday | 36 7| 6 55]10 53) Stile = 2 4 S ar PIES . rizht use of them, is tohim education, He|22Y Steamengine. The education of the un- : OR oa I shall Seil off my Stock of Groceries at see ee ea se ed on tte eerie Me | derstanding is mot intended merely to make * 7| Tuesday | 32] 50; 9 IJjil 55 is tagehe tetulean alleceasiens. @ come )} man into si W ednesday | 39 52/10 4 aft 25 V vd e and an voright view of things, he will | 4 REASONING MACHINE 5 9 Thursday i 23) of ll ‘| l 2) ed As { y ! iM h i and f l t he« e 1 1} to } a him te crm trne ex nelusior &, and Hy sata | 4 55; morn| 1 vi is hurtful and teful in itself, and wil love; te teach hi: metimes to vse ard som-times Saturday | oe Bee 8, Ge ti 464i m...:. 7 +s : > ‘ — : 1 ‘ : ‘ enibrace the good a true, because 1t ls {to enbmit his jiedenent What sha > Be 2’ Sunday ' 93] 57| 1 6| 3 44 Parties wishing to get their GROCERIES Cheap should call at once and leave their orders. tect. “Ghen sil mab aoe eer be aan ee, | € gtadiack orePaiele 13 Mondey : = 53, 2 0! 4 49) 3 Cee ‘ . ited, ‘or some have more or less ta nts j we al iM ea ole ‘of niases ine. ‘ind be ees 14 Tuesday | 196 0 249 6 '8) GOOD TEA, 25, 30 and 33 cents ; CRACKERS, 4 to 14 cents; MULASSES, 47 cents ; avd intellectual powers than others; they exn ,u-e of which «ll cur other pewers depend fer 15 Wednesday | 17 1} 329 7 351 RAISINS, 10 cents ; CURRANTS, 8 cents. SUGAR, 8 cents. nt exist with eyes pouth and hands, | lor ev hi requites to have 16, Thursday i; 15 34 5 8 35 in a world fuil of varying objects rd besy ae ivation. As weraquire te krow how 17 Friday 13 4 4 35; 9 28 ‘ 7 ~ sc scenes of life, without receiving ideas and|te wok an intellect. so we also require 18\Saturday | 11| 5/5 {10 12,12 07 A large lot of CONFECTIONERY from 15 to 20 cents; lot CHRISTMAS GOODS, very jo inns from what they see around them. and [learn how wuwiell ee aie As 19, Sunday |; 9 7) o 8710 53 che: ap ; and sundry other articles too numerous té mention—: all at cost for Cash only. lcarning. by observations of other men, and alour heads need to be traived to a thousand 20 Monday | 7\ sb Sil 33) , thou and mesns be ides, how to use then id fferent exercises -soalso our hearts—from 21 Tuesday 5| 9| 6 41) | morn| ural powers I | ich come the issues of life and death— 22) Wednesday 3 | 7 18, 0 13) W fi aaa ie S$ i Some authors talk of the educa ie n of rude | stric ctly Sedih and to be tamed, disciplined and 23|Thursday 6 1} 12| § 2 @ 54 « : 2 ratnre ; this is far from bs it g enouvh to make : uided to virtue and truth We may con- a ‘riday |5 59 13 8 52) 1 39, | Dee. 16, 1881—3m eod, wkly 109 Urrer ae gen S . spr men what his Creator designed th at 2 should | sider the human soul, without education, like 25) Saturday 57: 18) 9 45) 2 29) 12 28 be. Savages may be ide sh have the edu a- | MARILE IN THE OUAERY 26) Sunday | 55) 16/10 4432 — - on tion of ruie nature; it acts very slowly and | POE ane: es Sigel ea Pi ; 27 Monday 53 17) ll 4 4 38) r tk oe r Rea ae ere oe p rfectly, and ouly produce s such results ore ws pone of its inherent beauties 28 Tuesday 51) LY ‘aft aa 5 53) as are witness: a in wild and bar barous hfe peer = skill ef the h her fetches out the 29) Wednes: lay | 49! 20) 147 7 1) y | Savages crow cunning iia invenious, and |“ )..ars; wrenendicts surface shine one dises vers 30/ Thursday 43 21) 2 47) 7 57| ~ learn to eateh “ apimale that are suitabl: to} °** a ae p (ees See vee that 31! Friday 5 466 29! 3 48! 8 39) 12 49 "serve th as food ; they also make them. |'°” lagi soc yp whole block of —— ee -_ s selves eanoés that can float them acrosmriv req COON» Sather the Fame. Manner, vhrn 1 Welres and seas, and fashion for th mseives garments | POP & Reb e mn d. diaws cut to view every , CARD. Readymade Clothing, Tweeds and Heavy Cloths, esis cutyinerdevesssemen| ite vii nd peiceton wiich wither *sbletoe ape) the great phy sic ‘ial powers | r such beljs are never able to make their ap- ct \cL Ty ‘ Y at € , ork in elr st an ; iei2 pe rance , AS I WANT TO CLOSE OUT MY STOCK IN THIS LINE. pature to work in thaip service. ane Sag Kaiveder to iffestrate fhe fotce af elubition THE MISSES CURRIE at pares ie: see oe they copie@ and we shall make use of this instance, which direct their own impulses and passions va “pq wate dobar iene AVE removed from the Rooms recently v ie 2 3 Mi u Wa tii he rn” pleted ale neteedy (ores eo thes vn enhject have so often used eer en ecctte suerte; Ssome Expensive Ladies’ Cloth Mantles and Doimans, and _,” ee oa aa a 9 precisely | CT cseiain their doctri*e of ub tantiol ferbie W. Tremain, Esq. to the Store lately occu- y eh 4 4 + X ti » 7 ek , * ‘ ” \ he ‘the y tell us 4 at a beantiful and : . : y° 7 $ * 4 cic he ideas of other minds have been . . pied by their late father, near cor, of Pownal i ul iined Cloaks, Sealettes and Colored Di CSS 1000S. preserv amo rt a and have hecoihe their] *™ alls statue lies hid ma block of marble; é and Grafton Streets, where they are still pre- D rom rty they have been communicated and that the art of s*‘atuary ouly clears away pared to fill orders for Dress and Mantte- Ay “ ARG 2 RR UT ao Ro . from one individual to another, and have been | '"°, SUP#tfuous matter, and remever the making. Mantles a speciality, [fe4 imeod - as ™ - DD Cc - INT . wr itten a a, ai ker in hhc kai of 1 THs 4 He gure is iti t é€ stone, and the Ye . 7 other men’s Ehotshts Which’ werealt hooked Souler only finds it, and by the skill and JUST OPENED AND MEARE EE £.0 9, Tl ua, as Years roll on, the young start in. tae Kae ated = “et bis ¥ Orde ne np brir ge cut a INSURANCH OFFICE Tho, af rs roll on, the young ear i. SAeT ge. which berooer es eee ee : s ° “ , i ie Tinos ale op ET ce, n T dia in A e- r \ iii CHAD Das een all : aa babu ex'3 eilite did e ¥ 3 ; a A Select Assortment of Flowers, Feathers, Velveteens, Latics’ Sacques, &%, BG, ever ciem by tie'eot of dome who have |. S2Mb semis re fe do a Meck of morte lived before them; and each age acds to he | ©@5ceeres is tems AUDEN FON He PoLO- aie ag ee ceili so; her. the statesman, the saint, or the hero; i , &v01 S thus laid for ut ecalng eneraviens ’ , Gueen Insurance Company, R. W. TRERMIAIRE eee ace een ete herotore, {te Wise, the pood or the ereat man, may very OF ENG! AND s z x ewes 5% & ore eorsists in th training of all the powers of Tie h id id concealed in a por rhe mely lee * . : . . . 9 pled Lh. wi h 2 proper e vation might have : : Nov. 1, 1881 83 QUEEN STREET the mind, Jn the popular way in which we ial en eee it jave CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS. ae : + ov | Dav HsKEL ae the term, it is very often made to ex | dis nterred and brought to hgbt, ; en Se SS ae §=— press the particular training of the intellect} .“S& bear of some who seem to be deli; hted , ' - I cir thie meee nian: 1 Reet aad onl ee ding the account of savage ratic pa, Cty of London Fire Insurance Company,) sinaeniaind ; For Sootch and Enolish weeds or Worsted Suitg ‘wrtsstersmit tore some eiuations [207 SER concent thoes vines which _ —_ . y UU 5 i y HD eS su ibs in addition to this, he has been tanght Greek. |* © WU and uncultivas d; to see courege CAPITAL, TEN MILLION DOLLARS. Pager atin and Mathematics he ia said to bo well |¢xerme iteclf in fierceness; resolution im ’ Latin and Mathematics, he is said to be well|"y": : : MM — N ' Fi “We “east | educated ; and yet, in spite of hislearning hej OPS.BScys SBC Wittim in COlning, Sens Insurance effeeted on all kinds of property ‘ For & abadian Tweed Sais, | may oe alt poe tag ad after A ” he-| ions operate variiusly, end appear in at current rates. Losses settled promptly (ESTABLISHED 1573,) onuet hs Wed of ts ra ing he acquired} ferent kinds of sc ions, according as they and equitably. , ’ . “ya: 1 : : ae Ge le ene tare more or less rectified and swayed b : 7 F. KENNEDY Welsh & Owen's Brick Building, Corner of | kk or Overcoats of all Descriptions x" . ” of very little goed to h oie | peasen, OF a EL en = King and Queen Streets, Char- | ’ 9 when he its not able 40 upderstand it Wh an forbear admiring tig ; ’ ° 7 General Agent. ee ; . , - 2 j | ; pr per] > hi eee ay not be developes © can forbear admiring the sterling Oifice—South Side Queen Square, ottetown, ° “be -te> TC). enouch ‘. orapyp le it not Luild upon it His fics ity to dui ‘ and ris) t recordca by < town, Feb. 3, 1852. panne | intellect > er ‘have been developed; but his|‘f2vliers, of thore in wild countrits, even 4 5 : \ hhh wawdvn 1a 1cV dt have been denen | NER it & metimes expresses itself ina very REAGH & MILLER, Proprietors. =| (i gaa 2 a og 5 8 ee pe ’ nay 0 he a #4 lect a vir niall st jrude and savage marner * Whet might not E me Ba Se a ey e. t 1p rly direcied sor th wn on what ijta fierce native reati¢ of soul which —_—_—— Bee 2 ‘ r BS oe eg by on I i , es : , . rn ” | ; ‘ Is in the ee po crentures cI menv occa: 3 he | } fag ee as brs fi! y ost wort Wy €ipploy its tre this aba : “7 | Pesigned to Educate Young Men eee ' SS SE SES hence the man, with all his learning, may |*!1S: be rased to, if it were Lut rightly cul- 1 tivated 7 . } j i i

yunderstand the full meaning and_real{‘? Metive. Ja eee Tt git ea a only a On Th A Dy va) \ NER aly ‘ ‘ ; hor that every | (0 be Cupped, rometimes rough hewn, and tnt TWO DOORS ABOYV E APOTHECAE LIES Ne) H ALL ( ‘OR viN = : , Ol 1 mm _ i oT ae : ry : t ket her . it.to a hur an Bvure: come t 1} e Nn ‘ nroaches pe ection in {4 i ‘ inan OouU R ° 1) ortion as it is adapted to it end Akrife|U™ we see the man appear ng distinetly in There you will find-the largest and best assortment of Cloths in the thatis made of gold and ornamented with ("2S 4 adhe. pin Ne endo ‘y os ices very I . ~ , | C 2. towel ‘ . ents i 2 he figure wrought up t ar leganece; but we Island. Prices very moderate. The best workmanship and a periect fit Jewe’s mays be a handsome trinket; butit is eldon mbes any eee hich ti oe : axa ars > not a ga a ky ite wuniess it euts Ana £0 a . as ‘ ated - we +e © ane ae guaranteed, t *s education m . fit him for his end, or bility of true € brictian ecucation cenld ort . ; ea (hha sua i iit Or 115 ta, & : } : : — aALSo— sill Goa tual Ty Saar it o ust |2i¥e several additional touches and finishings 1u ¥ f Dply good I 20% just | : ; ; 7 , a , "ac... ...i/0f grcat value and exe Ience. A complete line of Gents’ Furnishings and Felt Hats, cheap, &«. &e. forth hiv powers of observation, sti r ay reasoaing; because in al) the affairs of iife he —_—— mew: Remember the address, two doors above Apothecaries Hall Corner jc yoed bi woo sense and und judyment ‘ aie ali : i i nm ste a mi i ca “ “aes 7 ah a Charlottetown, Oct. 11, 1881, Fe meet atvensthen hin memore. en On Pher 7. n Dog Law in eta = with us fante oad ine ee 7 ie wating | protect sheep, but a writer from that par ~eee ne nm ct - sialincalaeanaaiaaaa ith useful aC and must aim at making |Pre'c’"® 2 ag ese M " ligent being. with powers capable | S#ys 16 one aunty Gee Hema) at he built of Dein ected to the particular end whic! pen with rails, commene ng at the vround ‘ . P * E. [2 each taan is call d on to accompli-h ba ly drawing im each additienal * ee : lt is«-hvions, however, that every man does!tcourse of ratls, Jik a bird tran, until ‘ ed not stand ed of th “any kind of ¢ es iflicien ly 1 to prevent a deg from tron. a iysiclan fT — a —_ 1 ning out: ‘aving the top epen. “z bons rom a priest ing a ; es 4 pu into this a sheep that had heen - LE PR o Dial Lo a rm i y t be ivws Whici wou be a ‘ k led | ] readily b seen that a « og 3 me 7 i useless toatlovenhman or } er ‘ ; - é 5. 2. : + az : i ae wike % bid es 5 eet OF the te) of the n from : iy wiat use * thie! i au @bliatas i:© hie oe ¢ mal ‘ . . } — . U ’ 5 ; fen *'© PS rf<'ly well comprehended the whol ae | d jum) in, |} wa it wes Im < , system, and y t knew not how to make}j! “* tle for him to get out My pel waea un he 0 whi < lothin y or furnit nre, or kee p he | Hh} lete succes s, and so far J have 1ot had HAS LATELY BEEN REPLENISHED WITH husband’s house in order ? or if her husband ja single sheep bitten outside ot that pen by {hime if were to be learned in Greek al ay aeg, I w }} rot say how many dogs l , yetunable to attend to the duty of hix|caught in my pen.’

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