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CHARLU'I‘TE'I‘OWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, insomniac 23, ans.

o GEl‘itﬂRAL INTELLIGENCE, LITERATURE,&c.——:Pirit;i‘ltjal. 1N LOCAL POLITICS AND arctic—tuna.”

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O MOON'S PHASFJS. '1‘ ll E M ONI'I‘O R. ever course; so she could obey the’nary in the twilight of to-morrow «a. j " fw“ ""h“:; ‘ injunction, ‘ owe no man anything, evening, for I wish the treat to lo- 0 1‘1 C *3 M n E R' (’ 0 D 1 n I“ w l D 0 ‘ 5 (J 0 D' but to’ love one another,’ she was wholly unexpected. You will find ---"""' “I” ‘ thankful and ha) . '- l (. Iberts maleir s bicker" ‘l‘ull Moan. 6'h dayv 7"- 46'" "am"! A. REAL tncwexr. ' ’py in mm‘ I" ﬁ ’ i ‘ a ’ "Y

Last Quarter, 14th day, 8h. 39m morn. \‘ew Mom. 2lst day, 0h.~t-tm morn. , Viral, Quarter, 28.h day, loh 38in morn.

Ir was the twilight ot‘a November evening. In chill weat’mess Mrs. V b{———- drew her chair to the ﬁre- " ‘ 7 , p ace, in a room which served as

“NA/1L ML SK" l‘ parlour, kitchen and hall,’ and as r i. pmp'ised to open, an EVENIN‘G lshe rested her wearv trame. for a few V stflltulld'orthe instruction ofSACRLl) moments her eve fé” u on her little

" ‘ he. second MONDAY III Jan-~ ’ . - p , lllzli‘pnzéuld 1 sulﬁciem "umber ",— fatherless children, who, in subdued ‘“ “"‘ “gown” will he taught ' playfulness, were building their cas- , "who... the Runmevrsdn three parts: ,tles and bridges of blacks by the htl paictical Lessons given three times a- ‘ light of the ﬂickering blaze ofthe fire.

i It was near ‘ 'I'hanksgiving,’——the

reek. if." further particulars inquire of Mr. Jean 5 ﬁrst after her widowhood. She had

rumour. (flock and Watch glnker. ire“ an irrmiﬂible desire “mt her

(fliurliii-eimvn, Dec. lo, ISL». Ilittle ones might miss no comfort that

' “ ‘ ' " day which the tenderness ot'their fa- .\ c A it o. ,

ltlier had ever led him, even in pover- Yty, to supply.

As she looked upon her children, i her thoughts went back uncmisciously ito the past—to the days of early mar- riage—of comparative afﬂuence and ease—when, her husband’s worth and standing acknowledged by all, they looked forward to much earthly good for themselves and rising fami- ly. Then came failure in mercantile business—decline ~poverty. 0f the causes which led to this, the deep “my,” ,0 can, 0,, ,he a. (we bum”, devoted love of woman led her lip and

at ins Itl‘t‘ill-s‘ca, formerly owned by Mr. her heart alike to be silent. Lower Wuuov, opposite St. Paul 's Charchovhero , and lower in [he valIi-y had they iii-will hc, priipimd to execute any orders in ‘ gnne down, and “Pan his death" '0 for work. exeni'ms by the [meme She hm] add-

’ , ’ ' ed more laborious tasks, that she might keep her little ones together, and bring them up in that. ‘nurture and admonition,’ and in those. prin- ciplcs which now was the only por- tion she could bestow.

She know too well the. value of His blessing who has promised to be a fa- ther to the fatherless, not to desiri- it as'lhe ﬁrst portion for herself and her offspring. Next to this she de- sired forthem a. good education. 3y self-denial in other things. and the . tor him-s iifiitt: "have much approved I kind consideration of the Numbers in liltfl'r appearance i: rough n.- d ugly,“ the seminary .and academy, Silt‘. had * ‘1‘“ "t 0W” MUM they “"3 "WW 0‘ i been able to give her two Oldest, ad-

wil uranium-r l * t‘ I m ""1," m sMOsts, and'vamages equal to Oihol’ Cillldrt-it 0f

“'5” '1‘“ “If he ft'und superior to any Pius- iirsm now otl‘ereit. Also )1". l and 2 their age. Anilthey met her wishes;

556m) inuwcwuu ; N". I and 2 Cuba they were good children. The young- y-nnpany slitxiAlJAs; (humus; Y. L’s; est had an almost incurable inﬂam- "HSUEL Antonius; l‘lsm rs: IMPERIALS, . maﬁa" of it”, 9w...“ «(3.613» ;_ bdrm. elogant (.Yigir Cases with , Mm. many a soumtm‘“. h “as warm paintings; I do Hairdo ; Wall’s No. l - a , ' - mg 101mm: “.K‘m.‘ “on” new and ; this little sufferer, her children were I'ilvelfdidh do ; Lades’ 'l‘wigt and Rana...” , f seeking to amuse with their mimic rim "it't‘ttl‘lely: SnoicliJrish, h’lziciibuo,Rap- . bmldmgs- , yncaiit Bean Sittlﬁi; Snuil‘ Boxes, all sort-ii This day Mrs. M. had been wash- remit]. to [09. each. i. R ,rh td 3|. t r , .“cd WM R. WATSON itna. a c we e. rume. si on i. Der; i;;,'_._i ,_pa“_ k [swam ‘ {in early life to menial employ-merits, Q ' _ .___.-_.._ 'shrunk not from hardships when her .LPlultht’. SPERM CANDLES. ‘heavenlv Father hedged up other NLY "Tuner; 8; Summer. a”, {ways of maintenance. Lower and at the Drug Store ui' ' ‘ lower as she had descended in the val- WM. RWATsoN, Iley of humiliation, no murmur arose 9" P- 8r I. in her heart. So she could preserve her christian integrity, and eat the bread of honest independence, how-

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'iiar .\ir. Scautlehury‘s. Kent Street, Chur- loitetown ll. Soiiiritors‘ [Hpth faithfully c ipied; ‘ .eligtti‘s posted: small Debts col- ' this Dec 20.

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1m. 1.1.1.31 SA‘EESTO. ', Nth-MAKER, FROM LIVERPOOL.

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Till) l“.\il.‘ili}i{‘b‘ COTTAGE. W. 5'. bags leave also to state, that he has Ira-«l up hi: house for lhuumm‘. and Lone- im, and has act-o:uniodations f-ir persons who Wlall to have 3o id Beds and Coiiifortnble lire.

:l“‘5'r:iiigeri can be suppiivd wirh Tea, (Ti-flee, Pinups. So. :it reason ible prices.

. B.--(ltl0d Sl‘AItLING.

t'liirlottctown, Doc. lti, 1843.——6m

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'1‘“ '1 Subscriber offers for Sale a few quar-

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\\ hich caused .

As she sat, Mrs. M. turned over in : nu's, raisins and confectionery. Open her mind the earnings ot'.the week,leach package, and take what you and her debts to others. There was i choose for your own cliihli-en.’ her week’s rent to be met, and her 'l‘ears were in the eyes of Mrs.;\I.. wood, which was an indispensabloiand the lady feared that her feelings comfort, yet to he purchased, withihad been hurt. other minor things; and her earnings! ‘ i wished your children to sham Would not satisfy forthe pay of these. i with the others,’ said she, ‘ and l She felt the disappointment of not'asked this as a fuvmir—hiit perhaps gratifying her children, but never had I am wrong, since it was only to gru- slio suifered her rent to pass one'tify my desire to surprise my )‘Uun; week unpaid- nor could she non.- ,friends at the seminary.’

‘ It Would be tempting l’rovidence,’§ ‘()h no Sit down and I will teil said she to herself, ' and if lshould’you.’ And she narrated the inci— sicken or again have to take my poor “ dent related above. ‘ How faithful halfbliod child to the doctor, could,i~' my covenant-keeping God. Mr I answer it P No -1 must deny my-fFanning has again remembered me,

selfand trust God’s Providence. “8- and never has he failed, since. my will provide ’ in her heart’s agony, husband’s death. to send me soon»- she sighed aloud when she repeated, thing for thanksgiving. Nchr him ‘ God will provide ! my rent failed to be paid, and never

The sigh, the words, caught the havel failed for wood.‘ My heart ear ofthe children. 'Ihey left their overﬂows. Truly I may say. how- play, and ran to their mother. ‘Why ever dark present prospects may ap- do you cry, mother 3' said they, on pear. God will provide ’ secingher eyes wet with tears, ‘ and, ‘ Yes, he will provide,’ said the what do you mean by saying God stranger on leaving. ‘ Light is suwti will provide ?’ > Taking the youngest ' for the righteous, and joy for the tip- in her lap,aiid throwing an arm round right in heart.‘ ‘ BleSsed is he that each of the otlﬂ‘ri, she told them the giwth,’ ‘ It is more blesscil to‘ givi- storyof.-\brali.iin’s trial of faith»- tlian to receive 3’ and could the Site dwell. upon the faithfulness of Wealthy look into the habitation of 3nd to his believing children until the widow and the lather-less, and sci: she had lost sight of her own imme- i the light and joy diffused by a timely" diate trials, and her heart was filled benefaction, would they spend on with love and trust. triﬂes what would bring them pearls

Sho was interrupted. There was oi'enjoymcnt?

a knock at the door. ‘ Mr. i"anningl Dear reader, can you not deny has scut you these chickens :tndlyourself . some unnecessary indul- thcse things for thanksgiving. Gontligence—can you not deny yourself - night.’ The basket contained everyihoilily case, and by some iunilabio needed supply. icxertioii earn a little sum to ilt.“.it)\V

‘ My children,’ said the. widow, upon the poor ? It may purchase nu— with an ot'crllowing heart. ‘sce illiccssary clothing, or it may help to this the faithfulness of our Father in j send some children to school, that heaven. but us kneel and thank him ’ pines tor instruction, and would value for his mercies. I had not where-as the richest blessing a small part with to buy you a dinner. 'l‘ruly,lot' the opportunities for study which He will provide.’ And she knelt audiyou enjoy, \Vhlit‘ you perhaps, i-oiini poured out her heart in low: and gra-l study a burden. Try, and know from Mode to her faithful covenant-keep-l experience,the hlesscduess of giving. iug God But if you Would know it in .all its

And didshe forgettocravoblessiiigs sweetness, do not give that oiilr upon him, who under God, had rc-iwhich you solicit front some kill-l liovcd her wants ? What light and friend, but let it be something that is iuy had that alin-n'er of hcth-nlysthc fruit of your own labour or of bounty kindled in thai lime dwelling. ; self-denial. King David. though exp Happy the man oh i has th» blessiugi altcd to a throne, would not otfcr of the widow and the widow’s God. ’quo' the Lord a sacriﬁce of that

- l\\'illt'i| cost him nothing

ii I: .r 4 “and ‘ I never forgot Mr. Fanning in my !prayers.’ said Mrs. M. “'hat a hul- i work is the prayer Ofthe pious Widow mm, M”; —the blessing ofthe humble poor !

It Was again it November ing. A lady rapped at the widow’s door.

‘ l wish to pay you my said she to Mrs. M. " ‘ l)(‘\.l'ill;f in: givc.a “me "am m the Pupil“ M in": “in the maiisionsiot‘thc skies, semtnttryJ have purchased nuts, 8.41,: A 'hrmot. joy is knuwn and ordered them to he left here, int “rig when mvwnemus himruuprlies the hope that you “'0‘!” GHUW 5'0"" 'l‘hepoor and needy—bids arise little son to crack the different kinds The (“puma-k “minim, for me, and bring them to the semi-Inna makes their sorrows all its own.

BENEVOLENCN.