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THE GUARDIAN, cHARLo'r'rE'rowN, mince EDWARD 1sLAN‘D APRIL 12 1900
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  Rev   nssisteii in their student days Not- it feu
Ju I . , _ _ V l . .. A
blleh \\ ho have attained leading po.~.ition> 1
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D “how ii iiiii ~t inds ut. the head of the
“ ony.. ..fi.i\ordiii.\tioii. Born in Picton
,ti \el\~ .no iln~ inonth,our honored
hex reien ed the beginning of his ex-
gmmy education at the already well-
“owg Picton Auideuiy. then under the
yvmwgpalghip of the noted provincial edu-
_m=..,t,1)r Tho \(cCull0¢h- Deciding
on the Cm.,,¢,~uministry M his lifocalling
he enwrotl the synodid init-ltution in
,mich D;-\ hier and Ross (afterwards
Principal lloss of D ilhonsie University)
were professors.rI»id l§ll9W the 01113' “WHS
rgpresentniive of NNW ‘WW ‘ifhilled \lml@l`
\\-oiiid note the fact
iiivciiinc; our futher in
ri liev. lsauc Murray D.
_ H1 the Church ure more than ready to own
ffllelr gzrcut indebtedness to the so pi-nctic
ill `iiiterest. the worthy Doctor took in
folgitlivirilitl their welfare. Dr. Murray was
`T0rth‘S‘;§ Years the faithful pastor of our
‘ ‘ 5 U05’ wngregntion and for eleven
years clerk of this Pi-eshytery, It.. mem.
“would congiutulatie hiui on the nt-
_ < gr of the Jubilee of his ordination.
_S fgilllgitflilness to God for his long continued
“ S '55 ‘md they W°\1ld pray for him o
active. useful iifo-doy.
_ We take pleasure in uniting our con.
l_ brethren. We have known Dr Mu
las “ l*'"~di"8 mon in the church 13351,
,hnve found him ever t-rue to the noblest
311118 and highest principles We m
fadd a few facts concerning .his careag
“'hiCh are of interest in connection
with me College. In 1845 he went- to P 
Island. to Princetown to study under
my lie completed his stndiel nt }.h°,_Rev. Dr. Keir, who had been appoint-ed to
aeminarv of Princeton, N._ J.. ond ivan; ,mgéém pi-_ ;\_§¢(_;u11_Wh_ In 1846 he
ii(-@.ise<i to pn 'ich and received into the
ministry of the Presbyterian Church of
Nova Scotia hy Picton Presbytery in
May, N49. ll: was ordained by the
Pm.,-hygi-ry of Prince Edward Island,
,ML 1;._ 185.), and inducted into the
paowmte of Cavendish and New Loudon
where he wus u successor of Dr. John
Geddie. lie was pastor successfully
during his long ministry of Cavendish
and New London, Cavendish and New
Glas-80“-_ New London and Third
Church. Cliarlottetown, of P. E. I. Pres-
byggry, Yule Colliery and Suthex-land`s
Presbytery and SB.
Mf\tthew`s. North Sydney of this Pres-
bytory. 'l`he esteem in which our futher
has been held by our church has been
M-_gdoncefi before and since the happy
union of 1875, he having been m0d'E1'8‘t0r
of his synod in 1873 and in 1892. In
msthetlegme of tor of Divinity (D.
D.iwasi-onferrcil upon him by Queens
University. A fluent speaker. adiligent
pastoy-_ :L well-read theologian. an
nble controversi:\list. and holding the pen
of areudy writer. he has been a man
in Church :ind State who could not but
mnke himself prominent. He tool;
im-ge interest in matters educational in
support of free. non-sectarian .~clio_ols
md ivas for si. time chairman of the
Board of Education of P. E. I. He was
lnrgely interested in and was a wellknown
gmt-ribntor to the P. E. I. Protestant
public press. while time and again
produ tions from his facile pen were
River of Picton
blished in pamphlet from, his treat'
W * 1
in on Baptism in particular had a
very extensive circulation and gained
thchvorable notice of Dr. Chas. Hodge
dPriuocton. Dr. Murray is especially
gnicfnlly remembered by the many
young men whom he encouraged and
1 The?  is Pardlysis. i
revhdized by Dr. chad:
Karp Food.
were the muse, restoration can be most effectu-
I t i
oily brought about by 1 few months treatmen
with Dr. Chase's Nerve Food, the great restora
tive in pill form.
Dr. C'mise's Nerve Food instils vital energy
into the body, stops the wasting process and _
gradually but surely builds up the system, 
tes new nerve force and permanently cur
ll nervous disorders and weaknesses of me
women and children.
As a restorative its etlicacy is unrivalled
my preparation known to science. It restor
color io the cheeks, roundness to the form
elasticity to every movement of the body.
oconis bo at all or Enunxson
5 a x, dealers,
B411; & Co.. Toronto. Book free.
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for-iitiiedint the same pinie. Ii1'1846 the
Rev. Dr. Ross, then of West River, was
inppoiniea Professor ornibiiooi Liroronum
_; and Hebrew and in October of that year
‘ he taught at Princetown. Dr. Keir came
` over in 1847 to West River, Picton, and,
_taught with Dr. Ross in the Hall there.
_Dr. Murray attended the session of 1847.
ii\Vliat we wish to note is that Dr. Keir
_conducted the classes of the Theological
Hall for three years in P. E. Island before
fb” fefxlinwy Was opened at West River
_ in lol.. Dr. Murray is thc' only living re.
prescntative of the class taught in 1845-7.
IH 1343 ho went to Princeton, New Jersey,
to prosecute his studies. He was licensed
‘i MM’ 15. 1319.87. \Ve|t River.
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iq:fT.. nritesz-~ I have been ii cnngmm
+.i. erer from hex-editary bronchial asthma
since my birth. 23 years 115-.’0. I have tried
;‘\'i~i'_v_ reinedy evci' heard of for this trou-
_ :lo .ind spent linndreds of dollars with
_‘:_"‘f0Y'-. but to no purpose. Cl:1rke’s Kola
(onipoiind is the only reiedy that ever
_llflfv IU? 3"? PPFHH’-“PUt rel .f. I have also
_§:ii_ned much in Weight since being cured.
~ (fin lionestly recommend it to any nn-
rorfnniite sufferer from asthma." A11 p_-ng-
gists scll_(`lnrke s Kola Compound, or write
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' The above is a facsimile of a. drawing side of the river and not far fro
_ Roberts’s headquarters.
I by Private Joseph Hudon’ Royal Cana' A From that osition, early in the morn- Canadians fell killed or wounded. The
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bem"“h`C 1 re u e m t E corn mg 0 Modder river by the route shown on the marked ‘second position' throughout the
1 General Cronjeis army on Tueéday’ Feb' plan to storm the rnainlaager of the Boer-s,`_ whole day (Sunday). It was while in the
1*' The Canmhans Were? aswlu be seen which was just below the edge of the firing line near the left -of this position,
stationed at the beginning of thevbattle north bank of the five;-, hem thirty or _
behind the British guns on the South forty feet above the level of the river bed.lwns first wounded. He received his
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second position that So"ma.ny of the
Canadian reginent, throwing themselves
Hat on the ground, held the position
msrked with a cross, that Private I-Indon
Because no other store 'in this
part of Canada has such strictly high
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BUT if you’ll search the city over
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no _ _ f view our showing, you’1l admit that
me  ` we are jiistihed in making the n~s.-r-
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The MANHATTAN Derby. is the
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Christy’s Feather weight is the
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CHRISTY’S 2 oz. aofl is the pro-
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Shirt Waists in the city. No doubt
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see n beautiful Sill: Shirt Waist math
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OF THE ROYAL CANADIAN REGIMENT, WHO WAS TWICE WOUNDED.
second wound at the point market by the
Isecond enum apparently while making
his way back from the tiring line tn the
Canadian hospital near the ford. This in-
teresting map shows the position of the
Boers and the positions of ol the British
"troops and guns engaged in the battle, as
well as Lord _Bobert’s headquarters, the
camps, hospitiils and so forth. The Cana~
dians were the heroes of Pnardcbnrg.
_ Charles Morrison
M. A. McNeill
Thos Vfilkinson
TC. J. Stewart
Fred L. Rogers
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Charles Bennett
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