Montclair Military Academy,

Montclair, New Jersey.

OUR AIM

is to develop the highest type of gentlemanly manhood-
a strong, healthy body, and a clean, bright mind. The resi-
dence, school rooms, drill hall, gymnasium, parade and play
grounds, as well as the hours for meals, study, play, physical
exercise, drill and reading, are arranged as experience has
proven best to do this.
Good food and plenty of proper ex-
ercise develop the physical condition which gives the best
minds to absorb Mathematics, Geography, Grammar, History,
Latin, Greek, Literature, or the Sciences.

We do not want boys that are sent to boarding school
because uncontrollable at home. Our school must not be
confounded with a reformatory.

J. G. MACVICAR, Head Master,

POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF BROOKLYN.

Institute Courses in Arts, Chemistry, Civil and Electrical Engineering, for the Degrees of Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor o Science, Civil Engineer, and Electrical Engineer.

Academic Department preparatory for the Institute, for other Colleges, or for Mercantile career. Gymnasium, swimming baths, etc., completely equipped. Fall term begins Wednesday, September 18, 1895. For catalogue, address DAVID H. COCHRAN, Ph.D., LL.D., President. Brooklyn, N. Y.

New York Military Academy,

CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON, N. Y.

Montclair, New Jersey.

CLINTON LIBERAL INSTITUTE and MILITARY ACADEMY,

Officer detailed by U.S. Government as military instructor. Co-educational Comprises: 1. Seminary with four courses: Collegiate, Literary and Mu cal. Civil Engineering, Scientific. ! Fitting School for any College. School of Fine Arts, Music (P ano, Violin, Voice, under perior foreign teachers). E cution, Art. 4. Porter School of Business Training. A departments open to Cadets. Main Building as complete as t fine hotel in furnishings; elevator, steam, gas. Campus, 94 acres. Gymnasium. Over looking the Mohawk Valley. English Preparatory Department

School of Drawing and Painting

MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS.

Copley Square, Boston, Mass.
(TWENTIETH YEAR.)

The Fall Term Will Open September 30th.
Instruction in drawing from the cast and from life, in painting
modeling, and decorative design, and also in artistic anatom
and perspective. Principal instructors: F. W. Benson, E. C. Te
bell, and Philip Hale (Drawing and Painting), Mrs. William Stars
(Decorative Design), B. L. Pratt (Modeling), E. W. Emers
(Anatomy), and A. K. Cross (Perspective). Pupils are allowed the
free use of the galleries of the Museum. For circulars givin
detailed information, address

Miss ELIZABETH LOMBARD, Manager.

FRENCH OR CERMAN.

Illustrated Methods for Children. (Sample pages free. BERLITZ & CO., Madison Square, New York City.

ations secured co petent pupils. By W. G. CHAFFEE, Oswego, N. Y.

SHORTHAND tanght by mall. Site

Summer Reading." A Selection from the best

recent books of all publishers

Sent upon receipt of address-Mention No. S.,7,'9.5.

Books on this list will be furnished at teachers' prices.

ILLIAM BEVERLEY HARISON, 59 FIFTH AVE., N. Y. CITY,

SPECIALIST IN EDUCATIONAL MATERIAL.

Correspondence solicited in reference to children's summer reading.

ummer Stationery.

SPECIAL OFFER.

To any one sending $4.00 e will forward, express paid, ne Ream (20 quires) with enelopes of Scribner's Imperial ory or Scribner's Laid Linen octavo size.

F YOU ARE away from

home and want a copy

of any book that you hear talked about-no matter who publishes it-enclose the price in a letter addressed to our RETAIL DEPARTMENT, and you will receive it by return mail. .

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,

153-157 Fifth Avenue,

New York.

Address STATIONERY DEPARTMENT,

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS,

153-157 Fifth Avenue, New York.

"Laugh with Frost and grow merry."

THE
BULL

CALF

And Other Tales

By A. B. FROST
Oblong 12mo, $1.00

"He is a master with his pen and pencil too. His awings are infinitely clever."-Hartford Courant. CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, Publishers, N. Y.

A Pocket Guide for Beginners and Advanced Players.

By G. H. D. GOSSIP.

16mo, $1.00.

"It is clear, concise, well arrang and can be securely commende -Churchma

CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS, Publishe 153-155-157 FIFTH AVE., NEW YORK.

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ARMOUR'S EXTRACT BEEF

ARMOUR & CO
Chicago USA

Hot Weather

Cookery.

MEAT FELLY

Made with

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ICE COLD BOUILLON.

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You are sure to need Armour's Extract of Beef wherever you go this summer, and if you should happen to get a little chilled or tired, a cup of Hot Bouillon is the best thing you can take. Anyone can prepare it in a

moment.

Armour & Company, Chicago.

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