A. KATE HURON-GILBERT AND J. H. REED. PROF. JOHN C. WILLIS, President of Ashland College, Shelbyville, Ky., is the new President. Ten years successful work as a normal teacher and institute con. ductor in the State of Kentucky is a guarantee of his power and influence. MRS. A. KATE HURON-GILBERT, Vice-President, is one of the best normal school teachers in the State, having been a prominent teacher in the Normal College, Danville, Ind., since its organization. Her magic influence will at once be felt in this new field. PROF. D. B. GILBERT'S successful experience as a teacher, and his straightfor ward Christian character, will give him a prominent position in the facu ty. EX-PRIN. J. H. REED has had fifteen years experience in the schools of Indiana and Illinois, and past year Associate Principal S. I. N. College. The school is now owned and controlled by the above parties, who will give all their time to the work. Students may now come back year after year and know that these teachers will be found at their posts giving the very best efforts of their lives to the training and instruction of those who enter our school. The courses of study will be revised and extended, and made more thorough and complete than ever before. The standard of instruction, in point of excellence and pedagogical principles, equals that found in any normal school. The regular normal courses will be sustained-Preparatory, Teachers', 'Scientific, Classic, Commercial, Shorthand, Typewriting, Music and Fine Arts. Other special courses will be added from time to time, and a full, strong faculty employed at all times. Some of the special advantages are: A fine building, with wide, commodious halls and light, pleasant recitation rooms; splendid location, easily reached; strong local support: expenses low: health good, and FACULTY STRONG, EXPERI ENCED AND PERMANENT. Students may come in perfect confidence of finding everything just as we advertise them. Fall Term, 10 weeks, begins Sept. 4, 1894. Tuition, $8 per term. Shorthand and Typewriting, $10.00 per term. No extra charge in commercial course. Write for circulars and full information. All letters during August should be addressed to the Secretary. All inquiries answered by personal letter. J. H. REED, SECRETARY. [8-?t] THE PHILOSOPHIC SERIES BY ARNOLD TOMPKINS. "SCIENCE OF DISCOURSE." (SECOND EDITION.) A book for teachers, ministers and others interested in literary research. "PHILOSOPHY OF TEACHING." Just published. A book that no teacher should be without,and one that will be read with interest and profit by any one interested in advanced educational thought. These books are highly recommended by prominent educators of this and other states. $1.50 each. To teachers, $1.25 or $2.40 per set. Address NORMAL BOOK STORE, 38th and Washington Sts., Marion, Ind. JNO. C. WILLIS, PRESIDENT. The Marion Normal College MARION, INDIANA. SIXTH YEAR. Fall Term opens September 5. Preparatory, Teachers, Scientific and Classic Courses. A First-class Business Course, including Book-keeping, Music, Vocal and Instrumental. No cost for fuel and light. Before deciding where to attend school, see our new illustrated catalogue. SPECIAL The elegant new building is well under way. We have a number of splendid lots in College Addition for sale cheap on easy terms. If you desire to make an investment, do not fail to learn particulars. Plat and prices sent on application. Address 9-tf A. JONES, President, For Brain-Workers, the Weak and Debilitated. Horsford's Acid Phosphate is without exception the Best Remedy for relieving Mental and Nervous Exhaustion; and where the system has become debilitated by disease, it acts as a general tonic and vitalizer, affording sustenance to both brain and body. Dr. J. C. 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