A Geographical Reader.

A collection of geographical descriptions and narrations from the best writers in English literature. By James Johonnot. 12mo, cloth, pages xiv, 418, illustrated, $1.00. An Historical Reader.

For the use of classes in academies, high schools and grammar schools. By Henry E. Shepherd, M.A., LL. D. New edition, enlarged, 12mo, cloth, pages xiv, 424, $1.00. Home Studies in Nature.

By Mary Treat, 12mo, cloth, 243 pages, illustrated, 90 cents. Glimpses of the Animate World.

Science and literature of natural history. For school or
home. By James Johonnot. 12mo, cloth, 414 pages, il-
lustrated, $1.00. (Fifth reader grade.)

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The Spring Term opens March 28, and continues ten weeks. Summer Term opens June 5 and continues eight weeks.

Especial attention given to the work in the common school branches. Daily recitations in American Literature, Educational Psychology, Methods of Teaching and

Civil Government.

Classes sustained in Botany, Latin, Algebra, Physics, Chemistry, Geometry,
Trigonometry, Geologa and Vocal Music.

The Commercial Department is complete, embracing Book-keeping, Phonography,
Typewriting and Commercial Law. First-class advantages in Vocal and Instrumental
Music. A commodious college building, a good library and first-class apparatus.

MARION is a healthful city of 15,000 inhabitants, and one of the foremost in the great Gas Belt of Indiana. Satisfaction guaranteed. Correspondence solicited. Catalogue free.

Special-The managers of the Marion Normal College have secured a tract of land adjoining the present campus on which a beautiful college building will be erected the coming year. In this building a $5,000 library will be placed free to all living in this addition; $3,000 in scientific apparatus will be placed in the laboratory. There are 500 lots 40x132 feet in this addition; 350 were sold within thirty days after it was put on the market. Price, $100 per lot in four equal payments of $25 each, at intervals of three months. Only 125 lots yet to be sold.

College Addition is the most desirable part of Marion, and rapid sale of lots proves it one of the best investments ever offered in the Gas Belt. The sale will be closed within sixty days. A picture of the new building, with full particulars, sent on application.

For informat on concerning school or lots, address

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A. JONES, President,

MARION, IND.