Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1886-06-25
MINERAL POINT HIGH SCHOOL.
Graduating Exercises at Opera Hall on
Friday Evening. June Is. 1856.

ieh ss' Chile. ID stEiN 10. 1900
The graduating exercises OF Ia
senior class of the Mineral Point higl
school were held at Opera Hall on las
Friday evening The class consisted
of four members, viz: Misses Ell:
Dave, Eta Neal, Hattie Gates, an,
Mr.. Rufus Hooking. The stage wa
tastefully arranged aud decorated witt
I evergreens and flowers. y Picturesqu,
ladder formed Of evergreen twigs wa
erected, and over the stage were sus
, pended the suggestive words RounC
/ by Round" Before the time set TO
opening the exercises the hail wa
filed to overlooking by school. children
and older people deeply interested il
/ the progress of the schools. The Min
cral Point cornet band was present
and rendered delightful orchestra
music, which together with singing b,
male quartette consisting of :. T
Osborne, ". ". Williams. J. P. Hankin.
and John Charles. with Miss Edit
Hankins performing on the organ
constituted d real musical treat. The
literary exercises consisted of ESSAY.
by the members Of the class, a speech
by principal Eden in presenting diplo
mas, and an address by Rev. ". !. c
Bond
The first essay on the programme
was by
MISS ELLA u. DAVE,
whose theme was Mind and Body
1t was carefully written and well deliy
cred. The relation between the mine
and body was considered, and mucl
useful information relating to physi
oIogy was presented. The ancients
supposed that the mind was something
entirely separate from the body, ant
that anything affecting il could not be
cured but must be endured" They
,ovo, +,,,u,rh+ th,+ +ha oo,o,,I ho.,4I
of the body had any effect upon the
mind. They supposed that it was only
,r..t.d h,. ,rood ,,d a,.l s,,fr;t. ~,
have the mind act properly the brain
,o,.t ~. N . sornd ana ha,I+t,- 49,,
diti,, = should no ,saI i,5;c;,,s1,.
and like the body il mpsf be- raru,arI,
exercised. without being ovarworIzed
,,rs. LIT, W.,
delivered 3, very neat and 1,itn tbouoht.
frI essay unon .0dditias. nnanino
with fine nrnstion yybo+ . n,onot
orous world This wou1d he if all the
peopIa in il were aIT-e." If all the
prop}e in the world could he assembled
in one place we should see in that vast
multitude NO two faces alike \ ear
ricaturr is an exaggerated rcprescpta-
ton of the odd characteristics Of = per
son. hence its righteousness, Every
bodv has s,mn narnli,r;f, nr olditr
which is more or less digccrnahIo
Many oddities may he overcome Nv
tine nronpr nvpr,.isn of will n,,vor
pr-r,!-s tn,,,,r>-,.
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commended Arbitration " for the set
Element of nil di0fcuIfips bet,ynan in
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ions lie showed what great al
yanc" tia" world had made by adopting
arbitration MS a means to determine
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setting al disputes by hghtIng and
war. in which might and not RIGHT
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Il Il'''i'eu Sc'ie' hau grown INT" repre-
sentative government, which was but
the reflection of public sentiment He
f,o;Iont,u,, .,,,,,,a..ol ,,oI,,,. :.
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ms attempt TO secure local sell gov
eminent for Ireland. On the whole
bis o.sn,- ebo,vod u,od +I,ou,r,,4 ond .
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