, 1873-06-28

HupGIt3i-tBfUVh8 1nIRn& tat1.. FT1n fnNtk
stare thom in the faco, DAfhs fhc
oart], and thn' hnavcrp rofott boo,r,n eu slio
eternity. Mn.;g ,..a ,no..
parted, ,l,nving epont pleasant and profitable
hours with tho representatives Of tho rfslnggo
''IslU < snoca1 tra,n =, tho ,.,ot,r,: pou.x. ~,
hpa,,ht II ctnhatso IT, oi tno T1sion
and grlo who voro longing for fono. " ''
INn,ANa c-arr .no n,a.t ~ot.e.
~ 'rnr....,.',..' - Nv mon"i1L ,. 1G7ooL'
1ho ,o,,4,, a..L Lutte inu:' June 70, 1s1s.
ING 1oufth graduating class Of tho State Nor
mnl School gave its oloaing exercises today.
Tho class numbered s!xteon,-twc1vo 1adies anl
Tno o~oroisn. h. In. ,.,,.
1.e eAorelaos oogan with devotional soryicoB,
conducted BY tho noy, L. D. Smith, and music.
led by Prof. William Il, paieo. a pont1cman of
raro cultura. 1aroa oorae,1 a1,.do,,, ~ Iii
carnca nrost;ca h..,. . tpot'enoo ana "en'
u"4noo plos"eo, posh as musician and Instructor
Iheso having been completed, tho buslnobs Of
tho day begun, and mover have I witnessed q
n1osofvof atra;oht h,,s,,, ~ .uoto oom-
fF o,ti,o. t,s.o.s. Auntt W .nio oIeaslon'
- s!suoi ""t1uo1ofs OF pnplla did anything to
sla,lty personal vanity It was so completely con-
C0AlGQ that the GnHt1lF Cts1rper cnnt1 not 1n+oot
It, It il Impossible to convey. In a short nows osue.
paper article. deilnito idea OF tho character
md peouliariticH Of this school These muat hn
soon and studied that thoy may bo fully k,lnwn.
Tho SCHOOL, ono strictly sui gonorig, with tho
teachorsit ID not oeiod aftor toa any aatns otbasf
o1iatinE school, sayo In its object. The means
uBod may not bo difforent from tho8o which
oahers profess to uBo, but they Aro different,
The means may not bo right, but feel con-
n0~r rfIn
Ihnse Who know tho modest, toiling President,
William a. Jones,-for many yearp tho huccoas-
~ superintendent Of Public Schools In Aurora,
u, vii know something Of tho character Of tho
instruction II giyon; Tor most emphatically, ho
" inaVens M TUG whole lump"
i, INC exercisos were givon BY the members Of
tho graduating class, unasaistod and untram-
mnled gn py ohcera or tcachers.
Ihe seope OF thought involved In those. and,
Indirectly, the range covered BY tho school, may
70 inferred from the following selections from
INC programme:
- - Losaon with ohildrcn-Color, Ada Click, Tore
h9n,o, pa1.,-r,,.,,,. ,.,..a. n.,,.,.,
rp o. Political IDEAS In the
xlh spna @ Gaass Sss History Lids
Criticism q h1sa Powers Lesson-Dy tho hrembers
Of tho Graduating Glass, 11ary L. CLARK, Presiding
or5io: nIs:,s.,o, :, ~, n.ono.,,,o. :. u. r,,u.,
,a W. n, = T. 31G ho M rnbun School
Members of The ~ arnusnn oss. ot so oy ho
paper-Thsms: nends,so M xc,na n, fu,tiv,,,ro
tho imagluation," Aiiee Iodgin, Rehmold. Waynss Wts
County:
parer-Themo: Advantages Of q Method Deter
t1es mined rrieri oyeF Ono Detef,nined poscriorI"
erco Lcoaoh Mrtn M'.h Fannie Hewitt
nrciam =, nrfva 11oev,.,,o 1,osoo,,-
Of tc GRADUATING Class. Mary Younr ncia nc3as
wnro County, PreHldiug Critic
Paper-Tlomo: Biographical instruction." Will
lam 1: Welsh areenshur9, Decatus County,
IaperT!nohe; u9Ternment u It's Relation to tho
AlnnoaSs
To attempt 3 notice Of all these o1ercisos
would result III not giving the character Of any.
Hence, as q typo OF them, shall enleavor to
outline the ono entitled "DiaouHsion Of tho Prom