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700 Park Avenue, New York

The next term will begin Wednesday, September 23, 1896. The Faculty will meet in the President's room at 9:30

A.M., receiving applications for admission.
Rooms will be drawn at 2 P.M.

The opening address will be delivered by
PRESIDENT HASTINGS

in the Adams Chapel, Thursday, Sept. 24th, at 4 P.M.
E. M. KINGSLEY, Secу.

160-162 West 74th Street, New York THE VELTIN SCHOOL Reopens October 5th. School for Girls. College Preparation. Fire-proof School Building.

Misses Whitfield and Bliss Boarding and Day School for Girls, 41 West 124th Street, Mount Morris Park, New York City. Reopens October 1st.

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"What we do,

we do well."

On September 21st the old bell will ring in our 58th year.

Connecticut

Betts Academy,

Stamford, Conn.

Home life and the individual are the keynotes at this school. Each boy is taught how to study-how to think and reason for himself, and is trained in observation and research.

Preparation for any Technical School or University, and a liberal, practical training to those not intending to enter college.

New building, modern conveniences. Large, beautiful grounds adapted for athletics and out-door sports of all seasons. Illustrated catalogue on application. Personal inspection preferred. (One hour from New York.) WM. J. BETTS, M.A. (Yale), Principal.

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YOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE Windsor, A Home School for Girls of all ages. Refers to the Board of Examiners of five colleges as to the thoroughness of its instruction, and to its patrons for the care of the health and morals of its pupils. Terms, $350 to $500. For circulars address Miss J. S. WILLIAMS. Prin.

District of Columbia

Washington, D. C. (Cor. M and Eleventh Sts., N. W.)

Mount Vernon Seminary

English, French, and German Boarding and Day School for Young Girls. Opens September thirtieth.

Mrs. ELIZABETH J. SOMERS, Principal.

France

A FRENCH LADY, Professor at the Lycée Racine,

Paris, would receive in her family young wishing private instruction, or the opportunity of studying at the Lycée. Address Mlle. GOUNIAULT. 24 Rue de la Chaise, Paris.

Germany

BERLIN, GERMANY

American Home School for Girls Mrs. MARY B. WILLARD, Principal, will spend the month of August in the United States, and will return to Germany with pupils in September. Address

2019 O Street, Washington, D. C.

GERMANY, BERLIN Kleiststrasse, 26. Fräulein Lange's school for young ladies offers the best opportunities in languages, mu music, art, literature, and home culture. Also Normal course. Beautiful and healthful location. Students enter any time. Best American references.

Indiana

Yale Divinity School Rose Polytechnic Institute

Term Opens Sept. 24

The School offers many University advantages. For catalogues or information address

Prof. GEO. B. STEVENS, New Haven, Conn.

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Terre Haute, Ind. A School of Engineering. Mechanical, Electrical, Civil Engineering. Chemical courses. Well endowed. Extensive Shops and Foundry. Fo Modernly equipped Laboratories in all departments. Expenses low. Address C. L. MEES, President.

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offers to young women care, comfort, and culture. College Preparatory. 36th year.

(For other advertisements in this department see following page.)

New York

New York

Pennsylvania

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New York Military Academy IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS NAZARETH HALL NAZARETH

CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON

For boarding cadets only. Distinctively military in organization and discipline. Located on the Hudson River four miles from West Point, in a region famous for its beauty and healthfulness. For catalogue address

S. C. JONES, C.E., Superintendent.

Fort Edward Collegiate Institute

For young women and girls. A choice of six courses or special studies. 39th year Sept. 22d, 1896. $350. Illustrated catalogue. JOS. E. KING, Pres., Fort Edward, N. Y.

Tarrytown-on-Hudson, N. Y. 25 miles from N. Y.
City. 41st year begins in September. Summer term.
J. M. FURMAN, A.M., Principal.

TROY, N. Y.

(Moravian) Military Academy Founded 1785. Prepares for business or college. Modern equipment; home care; healthful location. Term opens Sept. 16, 1896. $330. For circulars address Rev. C. C. LANIUS, Principal.

EMMA WILLARD SCHOOL Linden Hall Moravian Seminary

Preparation for all colleges open to women: four years' academic course; graduate courses; departments of music and art. 83d year opens Sept. 23, 1896.

MARY ALICE KNOX, Principal.

Ohio

Mt. Auburn Institute

COLGATE ACADEMY The H. Thane Miller School

HAMILTON, Ν. Υ.

Boys' school. Prepares for College or Scientific School.
Cottage dormitories: new gymnasium; aniple grounds
for sports. Opens Sept. 10th. Send for particulars to
F. L. SHEPARDSON, A.M., Principal.

MISS BENNETT'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

Irvington-on-Hudson, N. Y. Opens Sept. 23d. 1896,
An exceptional school with the most desirable school
features, 20 miles from New York. Refers to Charles
Dudley Warner, &c. Apply to the Principals,

Miss MAY F. BENNETT, Miss ELEANOR W. ROSE.

Kindergarten Training School with Practice School

Two years' course. Reopens Oct. 1st at 305 East 41st St., N. Y. City. Address Mrs. M. F. WALTON, Rochelle Park. New Rochelle, N. Y.

Rockland Institute

Nyack-on-the-Hudson, N. Y.

Young men and boys, $360; no extras. For College, Business, and Thorough English. Stenography and Music. "A Safe Home." Veteran teachers; individual progress; firm discipline: superior physical course; athletics. The only school with free saddle-horses and boys' ponies.

Capt. J. WILSON, A.M. (ex-cavalry officer), Prin.

The Peekskill Military Academy

Peekskill, N. Y.-63d year. Send for illustrated cata-
ogue.
Col. LOUIS H. ORLEMAN, Prin.

ST. JOHN'S SCHOOL

MANLIUS, N. Y.

Next term begins September 16th, 1896.
Apply to WM. VERBECK.

NEW YORK, Newburgh.

The Misses Mackie's School for Girls

For Girls and Young Ladies

This noted School of Language, Literature, and
History was established in 1856, and each succeeding
year has witnessed its continued growth in useful-
ness and influence. It is beautifully located in one
of the healthiest and handsomest suburbs of Cincin
nati, is of easy access, and has a commanding view of
the city. Among many attractive features are special
courses in History of Art; Preparation for Foreign
Travel; Eminent Lecturers throughout the entire
year; Music and Art; Elective Courses of Study. The
limited number of pupils receiveć gives opportunity |
for special attention to Home Training and Social
Culture. For catalogue and full information address
Mrs. H. THANE MILLER, or )MT. AUBURN,
Miss EMMA LOUISE PARRY, CINCINNATI,
Associate Principal,
OHIO.

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Academic and College Preparatory. Special advantages Miss Baldwin's School

Wellesley.

One and a half hours from New York.

LYNDON HALL SCHOOL
For Young Ladies. 48th year. College preparation.
SAMUEL WELLS BUCK, A.M., Poughkeepsie, N. Y

TEMPLE GROVE SEMINARY

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y.
For Young Women
Forty-second year begins Sept. 23d.
CHARLES F. DOWD, Ph.D., Pres.

Send for year-book giving details of courses to

FRANKLIN B. DOWD, Asst Prin.

SETAUKET SEMINARY

Setauket, Long Island, New York. Fourth year will begin Sept. 23d, 1896. Terms, $225. Address Principal.

FOR
GIRLS

BRYN MAWR, PA.
Preparatory to Bryn Mawr College

MISS FLORENCE BALDWIN, Prin. Within five years more

than fifty pupils have entered Bryn Mawr College from
this school. Certificate admits to Smith, Vassar, and Wel-
lesley. Diploma given in both General and College-Pre-
paratory Courses. Fine fire-proof stone building. 25 acres
beautiful grounds. For circular address the Secretary.

ST. LUKE'S

Bustleton, near Philadelphia, Penna.

A school of the highest class in an exceptionally health-
ful location. St. Luke's boys now in Harvard, Princeton,
Univ. of Pa., Yale. Trinity, West Point, Mass. Inst. of
Tech., &c. Illustrated catalogue.

CHAS. H. STROUT, F. E. MOULTON.

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MOLLEGE PREPARATORY AND PRIMARY bined advantages of class work and individual instruction; earnest young people find here excellent opportunity to make up lost time. The work is thorough and practical, and the moral tone high. A spirit of earnest endeavor and of honest pride in each other's success pervades the place. The best evidence of the value of the school is to be found in the good opinion of its neighbors, patrons and pupils. Boarding pupils, $325 a year.

ARTHUR H. TOMLINSON, Principal SWARTHMORE GRAMMAR SCHOOL Swarthmore, Pa.

Home-Family School and

College Preparatory for Girls

In the attractive and healthful town of West Chester, Pa.
An hour's ride from Philadelphia.
Mrs. MARY SCHREINER SMITH, A.M., Principal.

Williamsport Dickinson Seminary Both sexes. Regular and Elective Courses. Degrees conferred. Fits for College. Music, Art, Modern Languages, Specialties. Steam heat, electric light, home conforts. Write for catalogue.

E. J. GRAV, D.D., President, Williamsport, Pa.

Rhode Island

PROVIDENCE, R. I.

FRIENDS SCHOOL FOR BOTH SEXES
Founded in 1784. Excellent home. Students from 18
States. All denominations Thorough work in English,
Science, Classics, Music, and Art. Address
AUGUSTINE JONES, LL.B.

CHEVY CHASE

Mount Pleasant Military Academy French and English Boarding and Day School for

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Dear Sirs-Having expressed my personal opinion as to the merits of the Plymouth Hymnal before its adoption by my church, it gives me pleasure now to inform you of the success of the Hymnal in actual use. I have heard but one opinion among the people, and that a hearty indorsement of the book in every particular. The marked improvement in the congregational singing since the arrival of the three hundred and twenty-five copies of the Plymouth Hymnal, and the hearty way the people now take part in the public praise, are, however, the best assurance to me of the success of the book.

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