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QUEEN'S COLLEGE JOURNAL, KINGSTON9 \. \ICANADA. vol- XlII - SESSION 1885-86. S~TAF. J. J. MACIINNAN,- ilaitaging Editor. DAVID MILLAR,- E dito r. F. C. HFATII, W.G. NIii- i.s.1 MISS M. OLIVER, W. A. LOGIE, E. RVAN, J. MICCUAIG, WV. H. CORNTT. Sccrecary- Treasutrci-, - I. N. DuNNING. ~J\ (E[(.. ..... 67, 10i8,1 '3 RUPbI o Antiseli All.............4 ALMýi.t N]ATFjt BjiANC7jI (W EýN-loWN1ENT ýSCn1E-M.. 141) 'ysîud h osb Ovrokd.....22 ART EPUCATION...................7 157xcvi~............... AizTs VALEDICTORY. ................... 162 CoxRsxoE................169 ATLTISi, 25, 41, 98 ('Vit TES IN DEMAND.......... .............. A. SIIOE'rT, NM.A....................DE Noms Noîisimas. 14, 28, 42, 1' 6, 70, 84, 98, 112, 16 hASE , 11T.......................25 [140), 154 BERIIRSSIPL ''ET...............150 1Dix NinY Hui.jý 9, 23, 40, 53, 68, 81, 96, ]10, 124, Bmis........................:>L[137, 152 IIOAt'RTEANOWELIN(TON................79I)o'~Ný\oýSs TO TUE LîiAî............42, 1'22 BONPTUE AND................3 WEA. AANOGTI Ci 'YILRON TIE SALVAT1ONISTS.....8 (,APITAL PUTNISIIMENT..................51 E«TION TTi iv, 5n........... CHAINCE'LI,OR'S ACKNOWLEDGMENT, T......108S EnITORItAîS: CIIANCEI.LOWR' ADDRESS, 'I'U.............157 Alma Mfater .Society.........29, 72, 127, 141 (H1)OSIN(I A COLLEUE................148 1 Alnma Mater Elein...........2, 57 CIIUISTMASX DAY IN LoNUoN......... .... .... 6 (3 Animuai Fe-Stivities.................9 Co0LLEtui WOIILD......12, 54, 69, 111, 125, 139, 153 Anciernt ('laIssies................74 AdditiRSONs toE 1~ Stf.................Answer to 'Pollux'...............88 Addîitions e, eStf15 Appointinents of the Mission Board.......13o Aima, Mater Eleetions. ................. 0 Associated SOCietieS of Edinb)oro' Uiiversity. 129 Alitta Maiýter Society..................1 Board of Comînon Examiners..........155 B.A. and LL.B. {ood............ ..... 79 B.A. and LL.B. Hoods............71 Convocation..................................1230 Duties on Bibles..............151 suie onl bnoaiy 'lis . ElectCneanin llcrshi6p, Te.............87, 1555 Exaininations..................8 Choice of Books, The............141 Gladstone amd Jreland 151 ( Ihristmas Hohidays ................. 7 Readiag Room ...... ..... 40. 12:1 Christialn lliiberality..............44 CONTENTS. P~AGE. lAGC E. .. 25 The. .......... 142 Ottawa vs. Queen's Class of Philosophy, Association................25 Closiig of the45th Sessionl, The.........156 'LAO)STONE ON 1.NTVEESLITY INFLUENCE.........50 Collegle Atlîletics..............4 50, 8.3 College ,Journalisrn.............127 'LEE CLUB....................26, Papers..............141 SYMNASIUJM CIva....................110 College PAMI'HLET........131 Coîlege Rowdyisrn .................. 1 EREBERT-' SFNCER'S, REUENT College Y. M. C. A. Work...........130 E{OBBE's TEEORY OF SOCIETY. .3 H{OCKEY, QUEEN' vs AES............136 Criticisîn of ''Outis" .. 101 UONORARY DEGREEs....................168 Death of Principal Ship..........3 EN MEMRTAMEO. F. CAMERON..............1 Dr. G. J. Ronmanes-............113 THiOUGEI-T......91 Dr. Schorrnan...............87 INFLUENCE 0F .SOJ>ISTS ON GRER Books..............143 Is MOMENTARY PLEASUR TEN»0Li....105 Duties on 0F LiF:?.......117 Electioneîrirg Speeches...........45 IS REGULATE» PLEASL'RE TEE END ..................... Electorni Contest, The............46 JOURNAL, TEE. JOURNAL'S CLAIMS, TE.................136 Endowrnent Association..........17, 32, 114 F. C. Heath, B.A..............44 LAUREATION.......................107 Fou Dress Parties.............99 LECTURES FOR CITY YOUNG MEN.............66 of Canada.............102 LOCKE, 'SHAFTESBURYli, HUME..............146 Future TEEý..............134 General Assembly ami College Mission Work . .128 MEDICAL ExAxîlNKnoss, Guiding Hand, A.............142 MILTON.........................133 MîssloNÀýitY ASSOCIATION, TE.......8, 108, 122, 150 Gymniasium, The..............30 MISS Uî,IVER's VALEDîCTORY..............160 Hon. Mr. Wendling's Lecture............45 ................. 19 Isaac Woocl, B1. A..............45 MUSIC AND CONDUCT. Itinerant Preachiers.............115 111, 125 J. E. K. Studd...............113 OSSIANIC SOCIETY-, TE.............67, EDINBORO..............78 Journal, The................29 PARLIAMENT HUSE, -12, 56, 69, 82, 97, 111, 125, 138, 153 Jonrnal's Claims, TIhe............43 PERSONAL. 27, 42, CLASSICS, A..........64, 77 Labor in Mission Fieldi................31 PLEA,,, FOR ANCIENT Lecture ('ourses..............16 PLEA FOR THE L'IBRARY, A............30 Lectures ini Homniletics...........113 POETRY: ami Serveants.............100 AliaMater.................89 Masters Bizon Poemn 61 Matriculation and Teacliers' Examninations .116 Year, The.............142 Cor Cordium................33 Medical Christmas-................61 Memorials.................85 NIy Mother............117 Missionary Association, The......86, 114, 129 [)isowned by Moody andSankey..............73 Drought, The...............75 Monthly Holidays.............99 Faint and Far...............33 A 47 Nativity in Art, The............60 Gleam of Sunshine, Sclîeme..........46 Hadrian's Address to his Soul.........19 New Examination Glen, Th7e.............. Our Freshmen................2 Haunted Popula Lectures..............85 Poinpeii.................3 Poputar Student, The............30 Postnisn, The................61 "Pr-ivat-Docenits".............100 Godet..................144 study cf -An-atoîny, A.............103 Professor Song, '86.........145 Examirations, The.........156 Qoeen's College Girls' Purpose of Age...............61 Queeîî's College Song Book.............73 Yonth anti PRESENT DAY ICDUCATIONAL TIWoREs.... ........ 147 Reply to M r. Allen.............86 48 Royal Medical College, The.........85, 142 PROFESSOR MURRAY'S HANDBOOK 0F PHYSUHOLOOY. Scholarships................71 REPORT 0F TEE MISSIoNARY ASSOCIATION...........107 Standard of Matriculation, The.........16 RESULTS 0F TiIE FINAL EXAMINATIONS.........165 Kingstonî........143. REviEWS.........................137 St. Andrew's Churcli, 22,53, 83 Spîritu&I Indifference............18 ROYAL MEDICAL COLI.EGE.............9, 0F TEEII ROYAL, COLLEGE, TIE. 92 ýS. W. Dyde, M. A..............59 SANITARY CONDITION Testamurs................143 SENIOR REUNION.....................66 SIR GEORGE STFEE71N, BART...............92 Thomnas Carlyle..............72 . 93 Training of Divinity Students, The.......72 SKATING .. Two Bows in One..............15 STUDENTS AN» READERS.................77 SUICCE5S 0F STUDENTS IN TEEF MISSION FIELD 24 United States Universities..........88 147 University Eveniîîg Classes...........8 TECUMSEE, A DRAMA BY CHARLES MAIR.......119, Ulniversity Seholarships...........128 TOMB 0FO0f»..................64 Varsitie's Criticism.............15 Too MUeROSCULATION.................121 Western University............115 UNIVERSITY SERVICES..................94 ......... 3,127 VARNO TEE BRAVE ...... 6,19, 33, 47, 62, 75, 89, 103 Women's Medical College. 28, 98 Y. M. C. A. Work..............99 WRAT THEY ARE SAYING,...............14, WINTER COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN P. E. I. AN» EDUC&TE» WOMEN's T"zS DUTIES.................51 THE MAIN LAND...... ................. 135 EN»owMENT ASSOCIATION...............170 WOMAN0F POETRY, TEE.............106 ExcnANGE.................11, 40, 8], 109, 139 WOMAN'S MEDICAL COLLEGE...............39 FORMAL, OnnSNG 0F TEIE COLLEE............20 WORL» TIRE......................149 FOOTFALL: 110, 152 Rugby..................I Y. M. C. A......10, 24, 38, 54, 68, 82, 97, QUEEN'S COLLEGE JOURNAL. VOL. XIII. KINGSTON, CANADA, OCTO)BER i9 th, 1885, No. i. editors and staff must shortly abdicate in favor of others, who wiIl, we trust, maintain Published in TWFLVE NuMnIERSl during the session by the the honor of Queen's by upholding the status AIMA MATER SOCIETY of Queefl's University. of the JOURNAL. ,Meanwhile we note STAFF: a slight departure from former issues, in the JOHN MILLERL, - - Mciiegiii. Edifor. publication af a story, EDrTiNa commMtEE: which, it is hoped, F. C. HEATH. 8. W. DYDE. will meet with the approval of the readers. A. G4. FARRELL. ALFRED) GANDIER. It has not before appeared in print, and may DAVID MILLAR. prave interesting and instructive, since it is W. J. KIDD, Secretary-Teffllirer. mainly based upan facts in Scottish history 1. TERms :-Per Session, $1.00; Single Numnbers 10 cents. The JOURNAL is specially designed as the Matter for publication should be addressed to the college medium, through which students Maanaging Editor. Business letters to WV.J. KI 1 1, Il. 0. are Drawer 1104, Kingston, Ont. invited ta express their opinions upon sub. The Editor mlist he acquaintedj Wjth the nanic of the jects of interest. But while this privilege author of any article. is open ta all alumni, the sanctorum staff must SUbscribers Mwill greatly oblige by proinptly sending notice of any change ini a(ldress. reserve, as aforetirne, ý.he right of judgment ini ail cases as ta what is fit or unfit for pub- Tis with pleasure we launch, under ad- lication. Contributors will, therefore, nat i.vantageous circumstances, Vol. XIII. of take it amiss if on every occasion their pro. the JOURNAL. Its age ýalone is a comrnend- ductions do flot find a place in the JOURNAL. able feature ; but wvhen %ve assert tliat, owiflg The merits af the JOURNAL are well known, to the indefatigable energy of aur secretary- -and the editarial staff and committee would treasurer, the willing co-operation of the en- in this, the first issue of the series,,solicit tire staff, and the hearty support of students the