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IHE GUARDIAN, CliARLi0*l'TETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, AUGUST 29, 1901.
iiliiisis
IN SESSION
ciissed.
THE EXCELLENT WORK
of the Different Branche
Qshown in Report Pre-
sented.
_-_-
S ical ethics will be taken np as occasion d
V ceived their due share of the I'._~l-.nt fu
amounting to $123500,
In the nature of the G. P. P°.='z~int fu
the Board have found it fees ~.i.; to est
lish two chairs for biblical an I r-.eolog
instruction with a prospect, U; (_ perm
ent endowment of $1200 per annum ea
These are to be known one as th
Christian Doctrine, pastoral theology
ment Greek. Church History and prac
` theological work while not constituting
_full balanced course in theology shoul
a full course and incidentally also to a
course.
Saturday afternoon session opened with 1 repo;-gs as follows;
prayer by Rev J- W- Br0WD. After Nad- The following comparativeilgures spea
ing minutes the session was declared ope
for business
The report of the Board of Governors
secretary S. B. Kempton, which was
motion adopted. In the college the cor? u “ se°°°d term
. . ' “ " during year
t ni 33: 28; u _ _
mime” W” so on Juniors so; Manual Training Stud-
homcres 47; freshmen 24; special stu
ents 8; total 130.
:_
Acadia University was presented by tile Students enmued
ll for themselves:
SBSSS
79
44
48
53
No. resident first term
ents from Academy 18 39
Thirty-one students finished the course “ Manual Training Stud'
of studies prescribed received the degree
of M. A. in coursez-
Isaac Crombie, B. A.
Geo. L. Dickson, B. A.
John C. Jones, B. A.
Peter W. Gordon, B. A.
Robie S. Leonard, B. A.
Rev. J. B. Champion, B.A
lowsz-
Hon. W. S. Fielding, D., C. L.
Mr. G. U. Hay, D. Sc.
Rev. J. B. Saunders, D. D.
Rev. A. C. Chute, D. D.
Rev. H. F. Adams, M. A.
27 of whom 8 were from the senior elas
10 from the junior, 7 from the sophomore
. T8
and two from the freshmen These all
ents from the Town
town in manual training, is
fact that the public school authorities a
compensation.
be necessary to rent a oottageto hold th
overnow as has been done last term
from the Academy this year
followed special studies in one or mo
branches; 81 students came from N. S.,
fromN. B.,3 from P. EJ. and one
4 4-zvw  '
Dr. c\\afee’e ointment
_ A Food for the Skln.
'Ll Altileptic Healer Which Prom)
n
I1 Alleys itching and Dani
II the extraordinary value of
derstood there would not be a. family
Canada that would be without it in
b._~autii'ii-r for the skin, and is B0 pu
rheum, fetter, scald head and oth
iiévi
Dr. Chase’s Ointment is the standa
ointment the world over, and is so mar
Fatt of itching Skin Disease.
Chase's Ointment were thoroughly un
In the nrst place it is A food an
d;-lay in applying it. It removes pim
.es ‘leclriiad nd all sorts of dis
" the United States._ The graduatinir ol
numbered nine.
Rev J H McDonald feeling it his du
resigned his position as Principal in
Reynolds teacher in musicals resigned
for a year.
Rev. H. Todd DeWolfe, late of Foxbo
same Institution as Assistant Profess
'*5r°°”‘~'1" “nd dl £‘°urm8 'km diseases' Miss Evelina. K. Patten, M. A. a grad
In the sevcrest cases of eczema., sal
ef. uate of Acadia and late of the teachin
“ching ,km emptions, D1- Cha_s¢'; staff of the Woman’s Baptist University
Ointment affords instant relief by al 8
laying the burning, stinging sensation
and will permanently cure if applied
regularly.
of Raleigh, S. C. has been appointed V'
Miss Mary Frances Plummer of Ne
DS
3:
2 50
Business branches 12 22
re
About 15 will probably enter colleg
In Acadia Seminary Principal McDon
ald reports The enrolment for the yea
11 $2 b0 d ra and 56 d 1]
Th’ mimber °t mmbwtm studmm W" :signed Stud; geading to gtgdgrtlsog 72 little when the fine weather comes, they
B I
. . . t
to return tothe work of the pastors
lion Field at an early date and Mrsy LONDON, August z£__The 'U nmw
states that the steamship Montrose sailed
from Cape Town for Bermuda on August
,l19,¢am-ing aoi British troops and 072
al Boer prisoners. She will reach her
Chubbuck to study music in German
Mass., has been appointed principal of th
school. Mr. DeWolf graduated at Acadi ‘ _ _
in 1889 and was afterwards a student in = d°5Un°U0“ -0!! S¢Dl1Cmb¢1' 11-
d Newton Theological Institution where
and pleasant to use that no lady Wm he graduated. Later he served in the
o
of New Testament Greek.
nd 5 being projected and arranged for.
| The Legislature of Nova Scotia having
ndiamended the act relating to succession
“b” ; duties by exempting educational,religious
ical:a_nd benevolent. bequesis from its opera.
N1'  0011. your board, by delegation, applied to
ch. i the government for a refund of the l=,i-*gr
I e G. P.-
Payzant. Professorship of apologetics,
_ Homlletlcs and pastoral theology and the
iot-her as the G. P. Payzant Professorship
, . .t _. _Of Hebrew language and biblical mera-
  y  ture. To the first of these professorshi
Rev. Dr. Trotter, President of the college
has been appointed. To the chair gf the
I H°b1`°Wl8I1RUage and biblical literature
,Rev. A. C. Chute formerly pastor gf the
ilrst Baptist Church, Halifax, has
been appointed. A carefully prepared
scheme of instruction has been
f1d0Pted including the study of the
English bible, Homiletics, apologetic
D
-ment out of the Legacy of the late G. P.
Payzant, amounting to $7,050. We are
ha!-‘DY £0 beable to State that our applica-
tion was favorably received and :li-at the
government introduced and carried
'through the necessary legislation to en-
able them to make return of these duties,
and in due time they were refunded to
your board; so that Mr. Payz=int’s bequest
of $101,000 will stand intact. Our best ac-
knowledgements aredue to the govern-
men and legislature of Nova Scotia for
measure of justice. This action of the
d'other bequests of smaller amounts in
a
Hebrew. Other subjects as New Testa- which the convention is interested.
5-! In the matter of the Forward Move-
e-. ment Fund the work of collecting has been
mands. This provision for biblical and D1`0S9C“5ed with much V320? 8-Hd S\1CG€SS-
3, In March last the third instalment of Mr.
d Rc><=kefel1er’S pledge was secured. Fair
\ be of great value to those who cannot takei D1'0lI1`€SS in 0011205102 118.8 Silwe been
11 made.
ministerial students pursuing the arts' PCDOPU Of the £1‘€8»S\1r€r Of Acadia Was
i presented and from it the following ex-
In Horton Academy Principal Brittaini tracts are taken:
While there has been some increase in
k the income of the College the inrease in
'the expenditure hasbeen greater so that  ' _ _ ` ' _ - 5 =_-
.99 .00 .O0 .01 _ the deficit is $800 greater than last year. THE MONOPOLIST ‘ " ' . 'i _
The increase in expenditure has been ___ ' _ s ~ _
chiefly on salaries, fuel and expenses on Tis true, the early bird may find
properties taken over.
-This is due to the income being about
$340 less and the expenses $800 more, ow-
‘ and but for the purchase of extra furnish-
` There has been an increase of $'£J,i7c.;H
Indications are that attendance next 1 mme Trust' Funds'
Honor’ d were come as t°1_ ye”  be much  and    li    for FUf“'ard 
from
Q38
Ml!
e ment Fund is $2137.21 gre..-.er than last
year. Session closed with prayer by Rev.
Act foolishly If they improve ever so
, relax effort and drift back into the old con
dition in hich if possible, becomes more
' chronic. Hit Bronchitis hard in summer
and you’ll getrid of it and drive it out of
Tthe system. In winter it is almost im-
a, possible to do this. Lnhale Catarrhozone
1 regularly, its a dead sure thing on Bron-
chitis. t goes into the the most minute
‘ air cells of the lungs, bathes all parts of
_ the bronchial tubes with its healing, germ
_destroying vapor, and cures every time.
8 A. Elngram. _ 
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last. Miss E. 0. Johnson,Vice~Pres.,and §Highly endorsed by all competent drug-
e- Mrs. M. A. Chuhbuck and' Miss Grace B.
,_
ro
igists and doctors. 25 c. and $1.11).
1 _i__.@l_..
d `,h.'°n‘hl, Eve; Miss Johnson toenter the Foreign Mis ` MORE BOERS FOR BERMUDA.
as 01200
DP.
11!
thi
@-me1*l_-
r sure you get KUMFORT. Never accept a
THINKS SHAMROCK WILL WIN
' legislature also avails in the case of some '
Boston Advertiser The Canadian tel-
Y
When you ask for Headache Powders be
substitute. It is better to be safe than
i ;7|_u_ - - » -'~ - '"-  *“"° "_"" " " ' `
The Mail the other day noted the re-
turn of ` Stephen Mitchell of Upper
Water Street from the old country.
_ Mr. Mitchell is an enthus-
Isum which had been paid to the govern-  lbs ste ESRI-.llitlsi-ldlcaknllfxduilllllel' gaeilerlieiftgi W
fnclclt \-he other side. His wish was
lisratiiieii. .le saw Shamrock I. and
Shamrock li. in several trial races, and
he is of the opinion that Shamrock II.
is much in. taster boat..
SCIENI i‘.Sl` DISCOVERS
A CURE FOR EPILEPSY
C.sr:no;<nsLE, I_il_.,_AngnSi; 24__P;-¢;,
ltieorge Ll. French, of southern Illinios
!si,ate noi-mal university. has discovered - w __
the p irastie that causes epilepsy. of our Sale ls next baturday' 
Michig ni, Indiana and the coast patients
h,“"" ‘f"“¥ “_"*“°°d_ ‘U P*‘Y“*°‘““S °1°n2 Dcn’t neglect getting in before Satur-
.ifreileiis of investigation, with the re- ,
sult that n temporz ry remedy was com- _ ,_ _ A , _
pounded. 1 ~ day night at 10 o clock when all dis
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JOINT HIGH COMMISSION.
LONDON, Auguet 26.-Lord Strathcona
and Mount Royal, the Daily Chronicle _ b&C-k I0 the B0] mal St3l1d8.l'd. ~ `
believes, will be appointed successorto
the late Lord Herschel as head of the
delegation rep reeeuting British interests
in the joint high commi~sion
The worn, but, sad to say,
The deficit in the seminary account is Too oft a stronger bird, inclined
also considerably greater than last year. To sinful-greed, comes up behind
And takes the worm away.
_ an--xml
ing to increase in fuel and light, two new ' _ *_
jfuruaces and electric light iltings having BENTLEY S is the best' Llmment-
The large increase of pupils from the 'been placed inthe building' f W
due to that In the academy the deficit is very small A  GAS RATE ‘
now using our manual training plant for ings were °°“1d ha" been 5 5°i'I’l“"`° Lemme emu” M Buqingwn’ N' J”
have organized a company to supply gas
at a dollar per thousand feet.
,, _I _1¢_-_“ ` `
BUSY OR BUZZY.
"'*"°'_'” cphone is cheap but it is exesperating.
BRONQHI-1-IC SU;-FERERS The American visitor usually dads that
T when the line ie not busy it is buzzy
_xii-
KUMFQRT Heedwhe Pvvdm _ue 
pleasant, and _eil'ectual. They contain no
uuhablli   . I
rmeiicii me ‘minion REsizinc‘n.
The annual prizefof 5,000 francs for the
beat work in _the proyinc e,_of medical re
search otl`;&ed bythe Belgian government
nn been-_#missed one yur in Prof. ii'
van Gebhehtefm' his works on the hu-
man briiin and spinal,cord.f
T' -'--'»_-Q-M
For the masses not fthe classs BEN-
TLEY'S_ Liniment is thefam ily medicine
chest. Price 10 and 25c.
lllulle 'illness Slunl
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Sorry and you may be sure that KUM-
g FORT are the best. All Druggists in 10
York has accep ed the position of secon
and 25c. sizes.
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VSIIOUSIY S11CC€SSf11l RS t0 far' FUFD9-IS Ph B. ofBrown Universisy and graduate'
all rivals. Ask your neighbors about it.
There is not a single community
Canada. but has some cases where th
remedy has worked remarkable cure
60 cents a. box, at all dedlers, or
manson, Bates & Co., Toronto.
house for a single day.
re
rd
in
ll
Edn
A department of Domestic Science
ic
3' Pres.
will assume charge of violin instruction
S.
Of the ROY 31 AC8~deU1! Of ¥I\\1Si<> M\1Ui¢h» Next week prices go back to the former
_ notch and business goes on in the old way,
i don’t miss a. visit to usthisweek.-Prow_se H
5 Bros, 27 31
d  Pure :White Clover Honey at§Beer 8:
teacher in piano and Miss Sarah Manatt, ' G01f'S_ 273i
A
-F OR. SALE-
BY AUCTION
The uidersigned is instructed to
sell at Public Auction on the prem-
ises on Wednesday the 45h. day of
September next at 12 u’clock noon
that vevy valuable business stand
known as the “ William Dodd Prop‘
1
1|ert.y at present occupied by J. B.
McDonald having a frontage of 28
_feet on Queen Street and extending
back therefrom 103 feet.
p Aho the Warehou~e and Lot in
the rear and fronting on the lane or
_ right of way to Grafton S reet 31 1 2
D _ I
feet front by 50 feet.
This'pr_o_perty is ,without doubt°the
most valuable business stand in Char-
In September we will move to the building adjoin- im-fown.
A good title will be given the
ing N0rt0n,S Hardware Storg (Our Old Stand) I ,Pu'_I‘(:»}:':ns;¢rmade known at sale or on
application to Davies dz Haszard
Tremendous bargains 25 to 50 p.c. discount to S°“°‘°°'° "‘°° °”;{}°,',‘,§“§;,_§j,,0
Auctioneer.
Illttké R q\1lCk Cl(-33.l'2lIl06 l)8fOI'6 Il1OVlIlg’, ychiricmmwn Aug 21st 1901 eased.
Boots and Shoes 25 to 50
Ready-made Clothing; 25 to 50 “Hilfe  1
Underclothing, Shirts, Collars, Ties at 25 to 50 .P|°f° Gill" |l\°lll‘¢I\¢° I _ g _ ,_
P*”i°‘- by thoselliat have tried it. Try it and he your own judge. f
5 Canada Life Assurance Co Toronto Ont. . W
Accident or
wewillbepleasedtoqucteyonratu. _
We represent the following first-class com
Hats and Caps 25 to 0 1. ...... ................'........,.......
Jli. _
lonvich Union Pile Insurance Society
1orwich,Bng.
SIna]1WareS ]_-3 OE _ A  me cmm nifemmnnaco
N0 reserve- -best bargains of the season at our 
iO@\geM.&ar1ctto'wnn.
Oemtallneurance Agetn. . ° »
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counts will cease and prices will come
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We are putting a_ few extra bargains
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_ in the shape of new goods, just arrivé P
fing, which we`re giving -25 per cent
 Men’s Overcoats and Suits, 
V Boys' Overcoats and S.-it-, '
\
, . Men’s Hats and Sapstoo.
» Ladies’ Jackets and Capes,  N fl
`..  ,<~k`i

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1 -Q Harvest is not always in liie"lields" `
ii A little cash and some wit*   ’
' i
1 ward in the shape. ofifrich, rarenbarg, ‘  I
Don’t you W ant to try it. ' '
  Pr ws iii' 
" The Wonderful Cheap Hen.
American W rin gers
with alas tic rolls of pure rubber which writg thethick and thin parte equally
dry, and saves :the cloths and buttons. "
These wringers are iiiied wivh an improved guide board which -del
away with hand spreading. Every roll and wriiger sold by cs is fel]
guaranted also sold upon easy terms if payments.
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Port
Hood I
Before buying your season’e supply try a ton from Port Hood.
t t is unexcelled for hc ueehcld uses and highly recommended
It is now on the market and can be had frcm the Coal Met
chants. ' _
3,, ,Mk ,mg 6,., ,,,,,,,,,,,,,¢,, .~ I You can have comfort and save money by using Port Hood _ _
Clark Cotton Spools 200, 46 each  Rogers mm
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Building Lorlfnr sane.   _      ~?
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perhaps you will see something to  ,  . s
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