AND SEMI-WEEKLY ADVERTISER.

T0 GENERAL th‘ElsLIGENCE, Lt'rnuar

CHARLOTTETOWN, mun

Ste.

ARI) ISLAND, JANUARY 17, 1844.

NEUTRAL IN LOCAL POLITICS AND RELIGION.” "

NO. as.

mere women to win us to their society. To be our companions, they should he titted to be our friends; to rule our hearts, they should be deserving the approbation 'of our minds. There are many such. and that there is no more, is rather the fault 'of our own sex than their own; and despite all the unmanly- scandals that have been thrown upon them in press or verse, they \vould rather share in the

MOOI"S PHASES. .r A n U A a v.

th. 20in after. 5h. 17m after. 2h. 4m after. 8h. 16m morn.

‘ Full iloon, 5th day. but Quarter, 12th day, New Mom. 19th dsy, i. first Quarter. 27th day. " “Win A I as. - Thenail for Bedcque, Cape Traverse, .. Tryoa River, every Tuesday at to. I l l' A M ‘rationn! comer-Mummfmen ofsenseﬂmn ’rrIc , . . For Brdeqae, Prince Town. New Lon- , St. Eleanor’s, Cucumpeque, sic. Thursday morning at l0 o‘clock: Forth: Baslward, St. Peter's, Sour”, .tllargmlsﬁc. every Wednesday at to

listen to the silly compliments of fools ; and a man dishonors them as well as dis- graces hiinselfwhen he seeks their circle for idle pastime, and not for the itnprm'e- ment ot'bis mind and the elevation of his

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George Town, every Wednesday and THE "msz IS THE ON” “ME. rturday morning at 8 o’clock.

Fordlurray Harbour, Belfasl,&e. every turdny morning at 8 o’clock. . For Miramichi, every Friday morning 7 o’clock.

lfa man will but glance over his yesterday, he will at once see how foolish it is to fret one’s self about the time to come, for he will find in every yesterday, a miniature grave, as it were, dug by a too fearful ima- gination. in which is buried all his little store of daily happiness. Men slight the good they have, in their anxiety for the good to come. They waste their oil for to-day in fruitless attempts to procure a supply for the morrow, forgetting that He who rc- plenished the cruse is inexhaustible. Trust in' Him, and He will never fail

THE IIIONI'TOR. ﬁxative.

Thesun’s last smile of rosy light

hbrigltt’ning o‘er the mountain height,

But soon that last enliv‘ning ray

lu darker shades shall melt away. Hark! how tleetlyo-

List! how sweetly you. The uphyr slows in gentle play ; .tIsoitu-pirits in the air P 0 P U I, A R '|‘ A I, E S. Trending to Paradise their way, TH E BROTII E RS.

Tuning their harps to music there.

WOHAN OUR BEST SOCIETY. A TOUCHING STORY-

horot-ietyis mow t'Wﬁlal’leal’ecau'e W as it ever, dear reader, your fate c more reﬁning and provocative of to arrive in a usually liVely County the, the“ um ot'reﬁned and sensible '5 town, the day after a contested elec- m. Gm, enshrined peculiar 800d. tion ? or in a watering-place hotel, . “muonnorwoman’umb" be“. when the steam has been let oil, a mum be [e v , _ J ‘ week after the closing of the gay sea- . ’ [gem 0'“ "'"le'am’ son ? If so, you may form some no- de"'°°fhe"“""' l'ermatie men’s tion, though perhaps, after all, an tr souls to leave the paths ofsin- imperfect one, of the contrast atlbrd- “lllhlor the ways of pleasantnes; tubby the great Dr. Y——’s'usua|ly Pttte. But when woman falls from "ms-Y and .overﬂowmg schOOlfruqm’ ltittteininence, and sinks the guar- “'hgn’ lat-e m ‘he'aﬂemoon OI a {og- ud um cherish” of mt a d gy and dIstal day, the 24th Decem- lm, . l. 0 n m- ber, 13—, Its Inmates Were reduced JOymentsInto the vain coquette, to the only three youths whom con- eretlidolator of idle fashion, she Why of an honorable man’s love, '

veyances, more or less aristocratic, ad not already whirled oil' to more

‘ uihle man: . . . 'or less ha )y Christmas “resides. hm, hm, ad'mmuonpawmy N or waspihe morning and evening ___u A aspect ofthis huge deserted bee-hive Dammit ,, more mdely contrasted than the late ' and condition of the lads, who yet m-

be.

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ther lslan ' ‘icw‘h

“i B“ pretty plaything,

' t h . - . . . lcl'lil ‘ _°“‘l".lhe chnatrous deference stincttvely contrasted the scenes of 3-H upIIdIn our land to Women, 1; their mutualjoys alid,§I)l‘rOWS. \Vhilst ‘1), , lhttour men know now u, rupee, tch of them, the indulged and way- Imo. Ind pun, we ,- ward sons of a rich altropshtre baron- WCO h c um, and that our at were lost in cen'ectnrirw as to M“ eworthy ofsurh respect. Yet. ' J n

the possible cause of delay in'the ar-

m’ rival of the family chariot in which

” "Mill be something tnore than

their thirty miles’ journey was usu-yglance at the conventional solemnity ally performed. the third—though the lofthe functionary’s brow spoke vol- son ofan individual holding despotic times to the already presaging face. sovereignty, all but the name, over a oftlentli-y. ‘ Papa is ill, sir?’ ex- lnrge territory in Arnerica—had,alas! claimed the warm hearted boy. ‘ l in England no domestic hearth to re- see it in your face already l’ ceive and compensate him for the ‘ Sir George has been ill—veryill.’ distance and perils of his natural pro- said Dr. Y——. anticipating with teeters. ' compassionate circumlocutit-n the The London merchant through stranger’s possibly abrupt reply; ‘his who'se agency he had been placed at sufferinggwhich Wow great. are hap- school,nud his expenses there defruy- pily for himselfterminated ; but,m;.- ed, had just bocmne involved in the dear young friends, it has pleased extensive failures of the period; and God to deprive you ofa very kind fa- the elegant villa of his ward’s sum- ther.’ rner recreations, and the splendid Ceoﬂ'ry, susceptible of emotion as town-house, where former Christmas a a,irl, burst into a ﬁt of passionate fares had been luxurIously enjoyed, weeping. “is elder brother, with were alike shut to him, and with the more of manliness, (he was seventeen generous fellowsfeeling inherent in and Geoter three years youngen English youth.the sons ofSir George maintained his self-possession ; and deiiere had determined to bespeak, though shocked and sobered, as any or rather take for granted, their fu- creature possessed of common feeling ther’s hospitality in behalf of their must be, by intelligence so disastrous awkwardly-suiteted foreign comrade, and unexpected, Dr. Y———. who, when the driving up of the long ex- from long habit, read boys’souls as pecteti vehicle raised to their utmost readily as he did theirtexerczses, saw pitch the joyous anticipations of the in the involuntary lundhng of his iuviters, and the modest misgivings proud eye, and the ﬂush which, after of the invited. , - a momentary paleness. mantled on ‘ A chaise-and-four !’ exclainietllhis dark cheek, that the stlppOSt'd the elder of the young do. lieres, gu- ‘ heir of wealth and title was not in- ing to the winds ; ‘ better late than sensible to their sudden possession. never ! But’ (gazing in surprise at The task which lay before the dot:- the descent of a grave elderly man tor, already a heavy one, was not from the vehicle) ‘ what bore of an’lightened by the glance thus afforded old tcllow is this he has scnt to spoil ; into the pupil’s mind and chm-acne“ sport, and three a brace of us to go ' But his name were steeled by its outside this cold weather ?’ revelations to greater ﬁrmness ; and ' Hush. Guy. he’ll hear you,' was 7 with the Very feelingihuw PM"! “If” his quieter, though younger brtltilPl‘,Sltn.e h”Pes he “'35 about t“ tie-mom“ caution. But he might have saved m'llg’cdu Oddly ‘fnouglli less 0‘ “15"”: his remnmtmnce; “,,.minmes__h,,._,rs§ and reluctance In their overthrow. they seemed to the boys—elapsed ;:

‘ Before you begin your melancho- the horses, jaded as they were, hadlly journey,’ said Dr. Y——-, ‘ under time to paw impatiently, and tlteythe charge of this gentleman {who in post-boys to walk, thumping tltoirgthe meantime will partake of snme sides in chill discomfort, on the froz- refreshment in the next room,) he has on gravel, and yet no summons from ;devolved on me, dear young friends. Dr. Y—-— gave the welcome signal ‘the painful ofﬁce of unfolding tn ym for departure to the more impatient some particulars in your family his— group within. tory, with which it is indispensable The boys sat looking into the em- you should he made immediately at:- bers of the huge decayed school-room quainted. Summon to your aidiluy. fire, as if to read there the. cause of’the firmness and self-possession cf this inexplicable delay, till strange which you have just given token, in misgivings, they knew not exactly hearingamisfortune,the greatest that why, usurped the place of their late can befall a lad of your age. The buoyant anticipations, and Geotfry, hlow which this letter will inllict is of the younger De- Bere, suddenly ex- a ditl'erent and more personal nature. claimed, ‘ Suppose papa should have Let me see that you can bear the hm been taken ill '! The man below of wealth with as much cqunnimitv looked just like a doctor.’ as that of a parent ! Your trial,my ‘ And very likely, indeed,if he were boy, is a hard one; but think how ill, that the doctor, of all people, much harder must have been the task should leave him!’ cried Guy, tho of penning this.’ elder and favorite, and though with The letter.who.~‘e unsteady charac- fur less sympathy in his accent. ‘ 'i‘o ters too well testified the acutoness my thinkmg,the fellow in black look- ot'tlIe writer’s feelings, addressed by ed far more like .1 lawyer.’ the. late Sir George to his eldest and . And his prognostic, slightly tintnd- darling son, ran as follows :-- ed prognostic, was verified; tor, as " When you read this, my dear he spoke, a message from Dr. Y—-—- and unfortunate boy. the hand that summoned the brothers to meet in penned it will be cold in death. and his room their father's solicitor. One I the heart that bleeds to inflict the in-