-AND

BUSINESS INSTITUTE,

Valparaiso, Ind.

WILL OPEN ITS 13th YEAR AUC, 25, 1885.

THIS IS THE

Largest Normal School in the United States

AND OFFERS

ADVANTAGES FOUND AT NO OTHER SIMILAR INSTITUTION.

For the coming year, the facilities will be largely increased, and the expenses made less than ever before.

The school continues its remarkable growth, which is the best evidence that the work meets the wants of the masses.

Catalogues giving full particulars mailed free.

CALENDAR. Fall Term will open August 25, 1885; First Winter Term will open Nov. 3, 1885; Second Winter Term will open January 12, 1886; Spring Term will open March 23, 1886; Summer Term will open June 1, 1886. Address,

H B. BROWN, Principal,

VIA THE

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IT

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BEE LINE-1. and ST. L.

WEST

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Solid trains to the Mississippi River.
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Direct connections in UNION DEPOTS for all Points in the WEST and PACIFIC COAST.

For Tickets apply to City Ticket Office, No. 2 Bates House Block, Indianapolis. 5-1f

O. B, SKINNER, Traffic Manager. A. J. SMITH, Gen'l Pass. Agt.

Fort Wayne, Cincinnati and Louisville

RAILROAD,

THE POPULAR ROUTE NORTH AND SOUTH. Ft. WAYNE, INDIANAPOLIS, TERRE HAUTE, EVANSVILEE, St. LOUIS. 13 MILES

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And quicker by THREK HOURS, between

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ASK FOR TICKETS via Fort Wayne, Cincinuati & Louisville Railroad, For sale by all Agents of Connecting; Lines, East, WEST, NORTH and SOUTH. W. W. WORTHINGTON,

ROBT. T. KINNAIRD,
General Superintendent.

(CUT REPRESENTS ONE-HALF SIZE.) DIXON’S PENCIL SHARPENER.

Prices Reduced from $3.50 to $2.50. In consequence of large sales and reduced cost of production, on receipt of $2.50 we will be glad to send a sharpener on approval. If not found satisfactory, the money will be refunded on return of sharpener.

JOS. DIXON CRUCIBLE CO., JERSEY CITY, N. J. AMERICAN NORMAL COLLEGE, ,

LOGANSPORT, INDIANA.

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The following are a few of the many conveniences and advantages of the Institution :

1. Students can enter at any time and pursue any study they may desire. 11. Expenses less here than elsewhere. III. Beginning, Advanced, and Review Classes in both common and higher branches.

are sustained each term; thus pupils can always find classes to suit their wants.

Students can use the books they bring with them, and thus save a great expense.
V. The Commercial Department is practical, thorough, and con.plete.
VI. Penmanship, Elocution, and Vocal Music are given without extra charge.
VII. Thoroughness, Practicability, and Economy are the objects of the Institution and
the secret of its success.

EXPENSES:
$25 pays for tuition, room-rent, well-furnished room, and good board for ten weeks.
Good board for $1 40 per week. Furnished rooms for 35 cts. to 50 cts. per week. Un-
furnished 20 cts. per week. Tuition $8 per term of ten weeks,

CALENDAR:
Summer Term begins June 1, 1886. First Fall Term opens August 10, 1886. Second
Fall Term opens October 19, 1886.
Send for catalogue giving full particulars. Address,
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CHAS, E. KIRCHER, PRINCIPAL.

SULLY'S NEW WORK.

PSYCHOLOGY.

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By JAMES SULLY, A. M.

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NOTE.-No American abridgments or editions of Mr. Sully's works are autorizado except those publishek by the undersigned. PRICE, $1.50.

Sent to any address, post paid, on receipt of paice. Special terms will be made to Teachers, Reading Lircles, and on class-supplies.

D. APPLETON & CO., Publishers, NEW YORK, BOSTON, ATLANTA, CHICAGO, SAN FRANCISCO.

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- TO THE

VIA THR

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From either Chicago or Peoria. 1t is the only line running THROUGH PULLMAN SLEEPERS between CHICAGO and TOPEKA. Elegant "C B. & Q:" Reclining Chair Cars (seats free) are run from Chicago and Peoria, and through coaches from Columbus direct to Kansas City.

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