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OTTAWA FllEE TRADER; SATURDAY. JUNE !,
TIIK II I fill CIHlU.
A rum hi Coininencmi.eut i:rme.
Tliu uininol commencement es .n-it-n o'
the Ottawa Township 1 1 iirli School took
place on Thursday and Friday nie,ht of this
week. The triuluatlng ixctciM'n W.ok place
last uliiJit, und urn tintlced tvln-,v. On
Tliurrilii)' evening tin- tirsl re union of the
Aluinnl i f Hi'' school tool; place.
Tins is a new feutuie t,i c.iiiiiiiciictincnt,
but a mtmt. co!iiia ii(!,. ! m.e
hihI the hkdof
, Him llll, !-
cess m u;e uuiir pioinie io nntae mcse un
mini re-iinioiiB a very Unguium und i njoj
able purt or eoiiiiiieiieciiient ui t k. We
trust, however, that in the future the raturul
sequence of cVvliU will li.i ! n CoinmclK e
Ulwnt iiml then the riiutiit.i le union, so thut
the graduating class inu Le r.Uiulieied ut
once anions the alumni, us. they deserve to
be, ami not made to i-lurn', an Mr. F.n 1. y
BUgucstcd, like 1om h, inei'Mi luokini: ut the
promis-d hind lint iml al '! to enter.
The lunehei M war servcil i-J .Mr. novum
in the Asst-mt.ly II una of u.- sehoni build.
. . . ....
nig,
t'l'Lrllll;ill 1.1. OUl Mil- o'c'lMh. Hie
"e'io!h being ruinoM-.l" Mr. K . V. Swift, i.s
toin-t inatei, ii.inuluci il .v.r. l. .). iiial.am, '
pniih ut of the a.-.-i.ciai:i ii, who ilclivclid 0:
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1!
WaS folillvinl l I 1,-1 lillllWOl.il, r0-
tpoiulin to the toiler , "il'h :-'cl.i.ol (iimlu-iitei-."
The public schi oi puteiii is .n trial
yeiirlv, ard the hich ecliooi ye! the .i'.i!c
aiiui'd at the hol j syntein. One man .is
"Oh, je; t;ivu us the pii.uaiy mid t'laiinu i;i
schools, hut we don't need the hih school;"
but it is found w hen it comes lu the point
that ho rciilly wants neither. Thu strength
of the hif.rh school is its t'ritduatts. They
are perpetual witnesses of its usefulness;
they arc responsible for the wanner in which
men look at the school. The grow th of Ibis
hih school here bus been (jiudual, hut it
has been sure, and there is i.o doubt the pio"
pie look : it more favorably than they did
live years uco.
"The Occasion" was llltiiiicly explained by
Mr. A. N. Cooley; utUr which Ml Ed a
Fonnhnls 'iive u line piano selection, Mr. fi.
Williams bein absent. Dr. J. C. Ilatheway
was ulfo called away und could not respi ml
to the tonst, "'1 he Ottawa Iiii;h School."
. McDout'dll, however, n spoudri! to the
toast, "The Hoard c.f Truslies." The boaiil
was o; umii'd br the election of Dr. Ilntbu
-iiiv Ij I'ii k,i,,i Mii.l U'..i i.Miiin liculiun:
thes.-houl wus projected. The d-.lllct.it'es il:
'
tlie way v!' refilling tl...- ncc. : .-ary futi.. wa
brieiiv iilllnhM to, and the caker said tbat
the bourd felt it their duty io ,-av Unit pn.b.
, , ... , ,
ably .be inoat cluctivi; woiu that was ihrne
at thut iimeJ.i aid nf the hi-nool was done
Demi Tci r , nov.- . Chici.'o, sin! lion
id Chicago
joa.d .-.Iii.
I). Culo:,. ihc
to make
the
scliool one that i-i.ail lie .-...ml io t.'.e best ill
the coui.lry. 1 hey wn. eiu'ilu:
be.it teacher:, tin y c in ct, ami
y can j;c!, ai'i
t work, ll!
none but 'he
ket.in t.'i .. C' . '! as ;,v iif- em:
l.ie e:;.:n uimcU ut.
tin: n-'"le iiiined lit.
to til- toant, -Our Alunn.i," and the or- j
chestra Kve another s,l, clioe, when l'rof.
Thos. j. Clark, of Au.ora, replied to Vh, .
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loan, l ne i-uii:e i.inrui y i.s an .m: enci oi 1
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the liil.l.c cn.,lll. ' ie f'.i tunutelv t-e 1
red Mr. Clark's ...d,-, and e,iu tts:Alnm.,. ot, ur lyemis am. a ,-s u ,v. - KtlU f.u.R at a ap.,;.un.-A good second -
e-.,:vi,s Co from of the old, -; und!1"5'" rol.owed it.u 1 ncly ,x;;cuUd p-U.,- ll(.nist, A , nt livery
o.t ,,eu,taki. teacher, in the U'h' ' ' liable, Ottawa. Ull.
beinif atent, Mr. I-iiiier, of tirand Kidge,
:iu tnii'.i w iiimii no ou.-r !:.i- a deei i-r in'i r ... .... .,, ' . , ,
, . ,. , , , , ' , , :r.-,,..f((... for "The Cuss of 'SI," who were for Sale.
I l:i I mi choot .tem Klltl the vout i . the-. 1. , ... . , . , i . , . ., ,. , , , ,
, , ... , , ; '.:-A::il- i'Vr Into "Mint good bwiu" wlrre. l-nirlamh Milk (.an, the best can nude for
t
mo
Mill
est
l.ui(l-
l'llll as follows:
Nu putd;e iiiU' utlo'i hi
ple.ee in ll.-,- hriirt of the pi opie fls
the t.ub.i
lie school, Mii.l richth ; foi i.o ovl.er l.uiil.t- of
institution it so denioeratie. 1- is bused r,n ,
the riurlit o: e..-ry child to on niiu-stion.
its be-l lli'li'l il'lllelit it 1 ol in, til. 11., '
grcatu-t uod of the gr. ateM iiiiinl er, bni;
l ho g rent -,t wood of eseii ii.di id:i fil child r.i
far un encti chilli's ubiiity And circ iiin.-daucrs:
may I'li-ilne him to avail hliii-e.f of bis no 1
, por; unit i-".
. T he i ii'-lic M'V.ool hutes caste in whutcvi-rj
? '.. ., r ii ,'. .- '" .i i ls". tuoi; place at the (.'oiuiei.-ational chuich
Know iii'tlunj;ism id thirty wins uo, in the;
intense pro-iM'-!.) ism ol t'-n yeais Inter, orihi.-t eveiiiti!;. An at r'Uiiinenccinnnt lest yt ar. j
in its latet ir.nmfe.-tation in pels-. ci.!u: tic t lie rain poured down nil ( veiiintf, )'t the
Hour ( 'hi!!.".Miiri. !, .. ,.,i ., . .. ....... I
guise u limy prc-cm n-.-.i, w n-i r i-a 11,
'Ihopubh.- s-ho d i.pcns i! doois to i.li,!1 1 overuoHiiiy.
end scys totl.i-m, us Dido raid to .linens- 1 l.e chure h of curse was .leeorutcl at the"
Tros lMU-fU.'. tmhi null', d :-ci ni-in... n.?u--pin' f. i in, the main nature bein- an arr'1 '
-.. li,r- . , .... beiirit,!.- the class motto: ''. .ir-.'..r ... .'.."!
H il.iiii a bumpsct is f.uf.u for ail. t i.i re , , . , . , ,, , i
isnohi-i tame for prince .-.ml m . ...,d lo, nnderthp beim; a crimson M.-lte.-e 'r s
pe.is.iii'., Iml nit s.i ilown tocether. Tl.e fun 'v.iMi ti.t; class date and naincs of the mem-1
in ua iiibiii i'i.-aiiii nun le . o i I.-.; I . : , o.
tho mU Hint m ah i bone and mnsric an-l
, ,m ... . , , . :
lilaiii. i lie I iiblic school inaaes ofhs; u -
count than some others the in Ii i.d uctoi v '
sone.s anri the cioflne rtcsi.-rt, but i.eiitvosi
in the .M,'iare tueM t-ni,.-:i. No n,.mt. rile:
lil.'il hi i, n,r'h t),n lih , be .a ,i. j hi i a.. ,
i,i .,,.l,. i li. ri-t, ):.- mil, l.e ..,.,1 u. l
come any suKstiou ai,uii,s- to o.lcnd j,.,:
Usefulness. j
As cilucational wnnls inercaifc the public1
school deveiojies to meet thcln. 1 lie liicb'.. c , , , ., . " , . ,, , . , . , I
,., ,- ......1, ii i i i . ..... :. ; tue .'salutatory, (awarded on the. highest ave-
su uei is inn, n ii-ii rsiiii.iimuu ui.-iini i a. la.
It has had its battles to li-ht, but ,l has Won
them, sud bus ttained stlen-th in thu eoii-i
Illct. 1 rejoice in Its succe-s every hcre, bit ;
no one can be a inner believer in the hluhl
school-in the justness of its support by put,, j
ue. lax, ami in trie cxecli, nt, wcrl, it docs. 1 ;
believe it pays its tost three times; til.-!, in j
the instruction trivetl within its wails; sec. I
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onu, us a i...-.eon iiejii arc le cKoii in if naijil ' '
to all hi the irn.rtVs below, ieiiu'lhenini;, 1 v. a on their splendid school, w hos'- rewnril
have no doubt, the nui j-t- fehool iifu noihe trurted would r.i; that :t i nch s uceeediiiL'
ksitlmr. t.r months; and third aa u .,uick.,.la,, wln m,,, morL. to tht. (.m.M
eiiuie; mr.iii nee Intellectual, f.cial and moral ; , . , ,
in the coinin'iinitv in whieli !. i. .! ; -" d workcis tn the struui:,e of life.
The next minlie n.-l-mil ilm.l, ,,.,.. l!
thinh, should be h, the opposite direction,
he i.rim.i: T sr'-.oo s ion d a, nut clnblr i
four year of ace at the most, in old r th
the trrent majority of children forced by cir-i
cumstatices lu b av.- scla.ol al from twelve tol Ad-mi was not slow in foilowini,' nnd easting
sixteen vi ar uT e, iumv carrv with thuri!., . . ., ,
., i- ; ,i J . b.iuiet.n Lit hat (iiiest.on n .-..) ofie;.
the fruits of at !eaf 1 Wo v.-ars more of school , 1
life and tmininc This would briny;, the kin-; asked as "WhyV" and what glorious r. .-nits
ileririirt. il Into the public school; i;ivc it h ive followed ! Curiosity is thu r.iain.-prinL'
more intellicent sjstematic direction f , r, ,?f, J'ihtlv ucd, itlcsds to
than now, ami open it to fienllv increased!., , , ". . , .. ,
iiumte-rs. It woiild ao make broader undit,,L' grandest r-ults; misdirected it ..-.-.. one
de per the f'ii:nr1atior' of the hih school, j to folly, drinker and death. 1 o know tlie
insure it more and I etti r .Uippcd recruits hest is the hb.'best knowh dee. W" mu-t
aud streni-'tben it in i.ub.i.? conridenre, sincei,. , ., , , , , ... .
the people wcul -e- tS.st the mai.v a, w,-il as k"ow 11 r l'"'' ,f '"' ns h"W
the few were carfullv provided for. Then 1,"'J'!'1(-'.
in a ineral point c.f view, liow fany a human I
lwl- "!U"'T i 7 ' 1,1 y . . . . ! Ijv
ai;e which, taken at lour, nicM have Icciil, -
trained to incline to healtbv. normal to
growth. Purely the friends of the hich
school should be the first ai d heartiest in
favorinir this downward development ot the
public ichool.
Then alonr the entira line of public school
instructioti the public library may t c tnaiiei
ro eo n vaiuaDie suppicroeutdry work. It i
now doinuvtry little o fir as I know.
In Chicago hieh ichool teachers occa;! n-l
ally taku aclas to the pufdlc librarv to in-!
vestijjate for n hoar or two some question
principal hii the pupils of hi two upper
grades lake out linrary eird which they
turn over to kitn. He 'led the books for
the pupilt, an4 directs the eschaticing
amnne; the papii. This ii good to fur as it
Koes. But how It It with the ninety of each
hundred wbodtt not reach the high Bcbool
or the two upper irrawmtr trades They
are to comtltute the v. rr.tjorlty of the
eitizect the fathers and motherr of the
next generation. Are tbey to continue go-
iiignul rrom the schools, us hcietofore, hav
lug ue.mii. d the mere art of lending without
having gained ulong wilb It a tadc, for good
ho..U mill the nhility to choose good books?
boston Ims hud puhlic school for over fifty
War. Since tliu revival of education there
'lioston is culled tho intellectual hub of the
country, und U said to consider herself,
when Joseph Cook i thrown In arid lien
lilltler thrown out, the intellectuitl and moral
hub of the universe. Hut two-tbird9 of the
irsucs of her public library of 400,1X10 vl
uuic.a uro novels, uud throe-fourth of these
two-thud, ur oue half its Issues, are novla
the "merely scimutiotit.1 ana Tiuionurj
,.f li,...ii,r thi.
...... -iford
Why Is this)' There can be
but one uukwer, It seems to inu. Her school
children the uiu of thetu tiaru linen
uuybluu nit without being taught bow to
employ it wisely. Tbuy have equipped
tliciiiaclcs with a weapon with which great
..od or great evil uiay he done, and are
u.itig it largely in doing the evil.
This evil will buuiu to disappear whoa the
public llnrury U made, to supplement the
oi k of ull the grades f loin the lowest to the
hiL'hest. I would huvu it furuish to the low-
est of tlie tirimui V rooms the best of juvelillu
! Iitetuture. suited to lUe needs ol rue joung
, ( s ttu,j have thu teacher read to the little
1 ,,nc- ft om such books at least an hour each
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u:ij uuui nicy we - iu
sclvi-a. Thi-u the school room should be
i vu ll kin, i, Hi. it ulih books draw n froui thu
m,r.,rv oll the isspousibility of the teacher.
l.ct the childrfii read tlieau iu school hour
to considerable, uxteut. The priilet'i) will
t.. I... ro.-anled u c&iuuMe, reward.
, ,,, .1, ..rlllil'uill i.f II u ouitu ttiillicittt
nunlshnieut. Let the children taite tbe
bonks home to read under regulations the
teacher or toard of education may adopt.
Let the childreu be uudu to uuderstaud th,al
they will be held to reproduce thu story or
description read in thuir owu lauuaifu bo
fur as posgiblo. This will cultivate alien
tion, and lead to a habit of reading aa boys
sometimes play uiarbles for keeps.
Does some one ay all this would take time
and the children would learn less of spellliii,
uiithmetie, i;eotfraphy and liramuiar? fhuy
would leuru morn of spulliurf and yruniuiar,
and ns to arlthuiotle and jrnotfraphy, they
would larn to love yood books, arid kaowl
edt'u of these would follow. Thou, they
would learn more of uood thought and food
expression of though, more of tfood uiauur
and yooil uioruls. They are littiu-: them
selves for citizens, and the state has uot half
the hued of smart men that it ha. of honest
onus; uud for every woman qualitied to tra
verse tho country aud lucturwou toiuperance
and other reforms, society Leeds ut lcat a
thousand to stay al home, take cure of their
childreu and train them to habits that shall
nut need ruforuiu.
Let tho use of the library suuu'cstcd be
continued throueh all the irrudea, with
jchaue,eof course in books and methods of
ueint; them couformiiii; to thuchauKin? acs
.,,,(1 uttuiii mints of pupils
Iii this wuv a L'oiicrutioii inn hardly pass
wu V ,
mi ....mi i. t, 1'i.inriii ai'i'iit il in ltimorliLticc
il... ni oiile u icforiu second in imiiorlance
; 01.ly u, llic ti-mperuuce reform, if indeed it
lie mtoihI.
! Adults, as a rule, are uot to be reformed.
I The muii or woman who reads Mrs. tMiutb-
W(l, u, (ir M Holllu.s ,Ukeep rowiu-
mm ,, on i-,Lt. husks. All iroti:ir.iu ir hopes
1 I ir-1 on the rluhlreii. If we will tram tlietn
fr.. m thu mother's knee to love good books,
u-lii-n I', i n- is no iiiother. or she lie iliediu-
i i,,.t,.iil or mif.iilhfnl. we will L'athcr them ill-
..nil the, t- the primary school us early a- possible,!
will 'nl low : B,:'1 t,;is trainim: through their school!
I life, even though J hey never reach the hiah
"";,-,h:ol, or the upper rd,s of tno grammar
tent w,Ui '.eboolUhoUah iinkfil, thev go oul f roll.
. . ' . :.' i ,i.' T. ii. .
f'.- upper priiaar ano me
,.. fr' Lln tcaiyiue ull J ft(!iity to seietl
if. of more ralue than that represented in
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he p:-t b man, a hi,;h .c hool or even ol-
''-ire ill ploma.
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Mi- ( orinth Dewey congratulatod tin'
., .
t.'i Alninri dwell, thmliiriL' tlie while or tfie
I ,! viaers of the river j i t to be crossed. Mis;
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...e pri-seni in me ...asi, ,i,
I'T.flTe Tears ber.ee;' cfter which the'
rears her.r
wai c i-arcil or ..iaieniL'.
Tntre v. ere about pr. Betil, end the
e cum g was a very cnjoyaole one.
rsfliml It-;; 1 ki 11 li s
Tlie trraJuating exercis. .. of the chis f.f
, t, rs I II l;ll III . I IKICI' 'lie Choir Was It p ratal.
, ,, . , , , ,", .,,
i.r lowers, unit atinve a oo'u-d wr.-ath wit
liouil L'io' c pen. lent.
Shortly after t the ilns appeared, il.t''1'1'1''' ,!',.:lit
- ,,, numU.r S!a. Vou,; ladies dress,. ,1 as n.crl lriir"w'
1 I
Iu w bile, or cream Kaniients u ill, lace.
The exercises w.-re oened by the Ariori
1 luaiiet. foil. iw.-d bv Miss Mai-v Mfller with
rat- scholarship. . Tin-school cour-e i. con..
plelcd r.nd now all lire welcomed to wi! m-Ks
(i , t f ,). class of :!, unrt it was
' . . .
"' bed there would be ..'iiotiuli of merit exni -
biti-u to i.e woitliy ol tins nirire atieniiai.ce
si... w.'li..tn...l !! frl,.,,' teaeb.-rs ned..r .-r.,i!
, . , , , ... , r,.,, i
nates, and coiiciatulate.l the '.icon ' i f Otta i
i Veil!,. I 1 A iri.rrl lold ns nl.oiit "1 ' ri. !
los'itv," that faculty which penetrates mv-te !
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thinirs. Kve fell through curiosity.
Kve fell through curiositv, but1
"If Youth only would; if Ai:c only could,"
Miss ..ilile K. Ih-ircn w.h un ot.port.initv
, . , ,,. .. , ., ;
'a'nt Hie fo.lies into w hich youth so c.
ten falls roxget fulness f the past that "the
child is father of the man" hiid that as Youth
sows o shall Old Ae reap. How sail to find
Old A ti e mourning over dark j iies which
should have been briuht, and savin
If
youth or.! v would ; if ue only could:"
' T. '.. . ' ., ,
Thc 1l'ariette having Riven another selec
tion, Miss Kate K. Finnerty spoke of "Little
Things": the Kreat results in nature for litr-
tle things and their influence on our lives.
Life Is full of little things. Every day they
make or min lives. A word lightly epoken
caused bliss or woe Inexpressible; and littlej
unnoticed things hare often overturaed na
tions. We should regard little things, hut
be not like the microscope, which caa only
magnify little things but cannot regsrd the
great ones.
Mr. Hubert J. Fiule.v'e theme was "Futiatl.
clsm." The fanatic is the true reformer.
Noah wan tho first fanatic and saved the" hu
man race; Mahomet w as a fanatic, and raised
a nation from lirnorauco and Idolatry to eon.
quer und change tho moral face of a world.
Loyola was a fanatic, hut his words re still
a power. Cromwell was a fauatic, and crush
od the vice of hU time. John lirown was a
fanatic, and loosened the chains of uilllicns of
slates. The fanatic may be dreaded, but he
cannot be ignored. He Is disliked chiefly
because of tho acts of selfish hobby riders.
Thu pleasures of "Memory" were then
beautifully discussed by Miss Jennie San
ders, who told us that not only is it the
foundation of our knowledge and the record
of it, but for u. laro part of our greatest
pleasures we are Indebted to it.
In speaking of "American InTeutors" Mr.
A. II. Williams questioned the propriety and
justice of devoting oliime on volume of his tory
to the warrior and statesman, while only
a page, or u paragraph is (,'iven to the Inven
tor, to whom our progress in civilization Is
due in great part.
Frank L. Smith told us of the ric and fall
of "(Jreat Families." (ireat families have
risen and fallen and are gone the l'lantage
nets, the Napoleons, thu liuurbons; but there
is one great family that has never faded. It
is as great as ever is to-day the greutef-t
family In the U. 8. tho ".Smith Fami
ly. Tho address was a very pleasing as
sumption of all tho virtues and few of the
vices of the country for the Smiths, which as
sumption no one could gainsay.
The Diplomas were then presented by Mr.
E. Y. Griggs, lieing, he said, a plum man of
business, ho could only make a few common
place remarks! and followed with an uddress
to both parents uud graduates, which was a
model of beauty In construction, iu purity
and nobleness of thought, and in rlchuess of
plain, cumuiou scn ie advice. It was u grand
talk, and an inexpressible relief from the
usual sophomoric rot of such an occasion.
The Valedictory (by vote of class) was pro
ion need by Thos. Sanders, and wus grace
f ally ilnnu.
l'rof. Holtwood followed with an uddress,
alluding f,o the work of the past live
years ut the school's history, and the
causes of his departure. Some points he
would suggest to parents, that they
keep children out of society and away from
'church sociables and ilunciiiir more durin
term time; that children from the country
will not be sent to Ottawa while the snloi.ns
arc run in they now are; that the V-'.r (In
i Hi- and Hush literature be discouraged.
.Mr. 1). McDougall, on behalf of tliu True-
toe:', returned thank to rroi. lioltwooil lor
I wouls and work while hi re, and naid a
l!Uiiiur tribute to his usefulness ici u teacher.
Miss Harry, who also h aves, was hiirlily
complimented. lie then presented the fob
lowlny. ,l;S()iuliun( which was adopted:
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,''-',''"' , . '. .'"j" s.!'" pu'roiis il
"wf, 't' ' ioo . herebv exten. our
thaukstto I'rcfessor Holtwooil for liisanluoiis
,',, i.i,!f ,,i ,. ,.r ti.
i to an(, ,,r held of labor lb ViiVVfeB
I U . '"'I'.' . ,:" ,!,' nt'!' !' u i r , , "iff 11 A'
tll! "lend.'- of liberal education where be. bus n SUli. ;.i.iJ h rr w:(:Zjl V
ai, .J
, ..,' , iS'.T'-.,?:-lf-.i ..
wiini welcome ns n u ue auu anie eimea ; oi .
I . .
I "
: r.-.i-in cream, tor sale ly l). i., drove, at the
Crestni'ry.
ilef.r Tluin ler.
,i(.hri;;v n-mo'ls sod-i water. V
mw
. k, fr mm,!.;, i'i, c,i.. n ...
ll,
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orlni; wi'h fnrt juices maUln' it the most
delicious- nr. il purct bcTcrsjfe In existence,
lii-nuiiii: Conrc ?s Wab-r on iltuuht.
W. .1. Neely hns the linest stable
lions in Illinois. (1 and pee them.
of sta!
A lifMe boy, horn not very far north, en- i
tri-atcd his i.iol 1;it to tell him snme storu--J
nbi'!it b.id and upon her eprcssin n. j
toiii-!:incnt, said he wanted to hr.d out how I
lfv ,, : The -on-; mother I
p.,) j rn.-ure.l s.iru; rubb -r o,,ds of A. KianU
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tll( jj.j.-yj,,., t),,. (..lri.ity of her!
hopeful.
Service III. ti
nil Ii t I'tawii l'rcsbyleriMi
oiiiiniiiii in at !! I'. M. to !
iii iva'isei i(
t l i.m church .
. next cck ut the I'rest.j
Mr. N. Mclntiie reports that in a trip over
1 . . .1 .. . I i , i i , , i
fom Kanson, the other day l.e saw hard
!.v ;i ,lfi;i ?' I" omis;n fields ,r corn.
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.fapam-se souvenir i'li every pound i,f Ja
maica colli e they sell next e.-k,comiiiei:cli!L.'
oil MollllaV nmn ii-e nevt it I . ll .Iilstine; one
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I 'oll't '. oil fill L'Ct i', I ith'T.
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chip l.'ts a
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R. H. TRASK,
Jeweler and Optician,
33 La Salle Street, Ottawa,
- . i:r ! t'ir spenev fur this rltr fur the "f
Li' Mare's TclehrAtM Hock
t'rjstftl Sppftsclos
.l.f Kf Ulit't: Tin y will mi tlie '(ikit ir.rt l.rtl
lia'it.T. Hi iiBThi-n nil .rrvr Ihe et. . re very
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ttuilciti-d frr ra
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BLQ0M1NCT0H UW WOOL
tw ivjirtinent 'f IHIool Ww'.ejrin I'nlrfnlty.
For circu.ar ldr.ii
H. M BEN JAMIN", t L.D.. Demn.
JOOj-Jmu B.VKlUiLgtOD. lib
M Want Mr Traie
IN THE
SHOEL
Call and See Our Goods & Prices
WE MAKE A
SPECIALTY Of FINE GOODS,
Ask for COOSISS' LadiGs5 Shoes.
Largest Lino of .Medium Triced
Uootls in the City.
CHILD & PHIPPS,
35 La Sallo St.. Ottawa.
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And School Supplies of all kinds,
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HaPEMAH & Graham's,
.Now Styles ol' T.vu' and Low
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Farms for Sale.
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Jnne Ni,k n .''tini le'(n. S r!i.r .. nrj;.
r,mr Tt.li i tl"rl drin. color .. iw Upanew (.i
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K.
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CELEBRATED McCDRMICK
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Harvester and Twine Binder.
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL HARVESTER AXO BINDER EVER fMDE.
Call and See the New Improvements for 1883.
We nl-n I i w il,.- ( tiiiinptiiii n l I : ii. k ve thirT !ts an.) Hln.lrr.. sml Cliinn t'.i :. lliu keve inul MiTnrmk k
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siui-k .!' MrWIf- Sreiti'iimii.i Kivi-i l.,r nil the lemlhiir RwthikI Mnwen ueiile. We urr nji-iit i.ir
llic U iiHiiiuii -Aiil!iiin A- rnv.nr Kiitiiiien inul I'ln -li.-r. We lme nl-u n liiryr ' !ek nf all kln.l.s uf i KM.
l-nrili iiml t.arill ii s-eil. an i Tim! f-r ninr. l.lfc us u c ill Ix-furi. vu buy.
New P. O. Block.
IMIIRS- TDtt. KECK
VISITS OTTAWA, BY BEQUEST.
Wednesday Xodii, .1 line -Otli; Keinains until Saturday,
Jj'r. M. Parlors at the Clifton Hotel.
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New Stjles ol T.VK ami Low
rrirenat the Free Trader Joh
L'riiitin IJoomv..
LEAD!
T. D. SWEETSER & CO.
Sis., l)avenort, Itma.
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