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MUSIC-Quartette,-"O  Hail  Us."  Verdi. 

PRA.YER. 

MUSIC-Solo,-L' Ardita.  Arditi. 

THE  CLASSICS  AMONG  THE  SCIENCES" 

CHARLES  W.  BALL, 

Ionia. 

UNRECKONED  PROFITS,  ' 

RANSOM  M.  BROOKS, 

Lansing. 

BELIEF  IN  CHANCE, 

FUANK  L.  CARPENTER, 

Lansing: 

DEFINITE  PRINCIPLES  IN  PRACTICE, 

ROLLA  C.  CARPENTER, 

Orion. 

MUSIC-Duet,-" 'W'hen Spring Time." 

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AMERICAN  TRAITS, 

CHARLES S.  CRANDALL, 

•  LaPorte, Ind. 

STABILITY  FROM  GRAD"GAL  DEVELOPMENT, 

JOHN  P.  FINLEY, 

Ypsilanti. 

INDIVIDUAL CULTURE A CONDITION OF SOCIAL  PROGRESS, 
Lansing. 

BENJAMIN  T.  HALSTEAD, 

THE  POPULAR  AIM  IN  LIFE, 

WILLIAM  C.  HARPER, 

Norvell. 

MUSIC-Quartette,-" Corne,  Corne  with  me."  Auber. 

OUR  ALMA  MATER, 

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ISRAEL  H.  HARRIS.  • 

Tallmadge 

THE  FLOCKS  IN  THE  WORLD'S  CULTURE, 
CHARLES  W.  HUME, 

Medina. 

THE  DRIF1'  OF  ARCHITECTURE, 

G.  EDWARD  KEDZIE, 

Deerfield. 

POLITICS  IN  AGRICULTURE, 

JAMES  L.  MORRICE, 

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Pewamo. 

MUSIC-Song. 

THE  UNIVERSAL  INCENTIVE, 

GEORGE  C.  NEVINS, 

Orangeville. 

POPULAR  GOVERNMENT, 

W.  ASA  ROWE, 

Mason. 

AMERICAN  LITERATURE, 

JAMES  H.  TIBBITTS, 

Ionia. 

MUSIC-Quartette,-" Dancing O'er the "W"aves."  C.  A. "W"hite. 

MUSIC-Scotch  Ballad. 

At  3  P.  M.,  Address  by  SUPT.  DUANE  DOTY,  of  Detroit. 
SUBJECT-" LIVING  IN  THIS  WORLD." 

MUSICIANS-PROF. M.  N.  COBB,  Pianist. 

MRS.  A.  S.  McALLASTER,  Soprarw. 
MISS  ELLA  SKINNER,  Alto. 
MR.  B.  F.  SKINNER,  Tenor. 
MR.  W.  F.  NEALE,  Bas8o. 

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