Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-24

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taught By the most accomplished penmsn, Of many
years experience In teaching.
Tclegrophlne.
The large and constantly Increasing demand SoE
good eound operators, has induced us to organise
department for thorough instruction In this branch
and we are enabled 10 present advantages equal q
any that can DO offered On the continsnS The IN
Inducements TO obtaining knowledge Of Ten0faphtnG
An experienced practical operator In charge Of THU
department.
PhOnOgraphy.
This popular and only philosophical system q
shorthand reporting, taught in the most Thorough
manner.
To Disabled SOLDIER,
All these branches Of business education present
the most appropriate and available meAns Of qualify
ing themselves for situations adapted TO their eoad
tion.
Of such consideration and best efforts employed
tent.
General Information. :.
Time Of Co~Sseneins. there are NO term d.
visions, the school continuing without interruption
throughout the year. students can enter at any time
l and pursue the course OF study NJ their optlOn
though, without necessary detention, they are ex
pecsed to pursue their studies assduousiy, and e
be present 1t NIL the college exercises Each student
receives individual instruction adapted to his partic
ular wants, thus enabling him 10 advance rapidly
as hts ability and application will admit.
Preparatory EdMcHfion.-An ordinary English cd
ucaion IL nil that will be requisite on commencing
Should the student be found deficient In any branch
es he will be instructed in those branches, and con
sequently longer time will be required to complete
the course
Time Recuired-The time required to c0mplet,
the from IL to Is weeks, according TO th,
advancement, ability and application of the atudent
allowing the student to commence, complete Or re
| view his studies at any time.
| Dipi0Has.-An elegantly engraved Diploma Wall b
awarded 10 those, and to those alone, who complete
the required course and pass satisfactory exarnins
ton Unlike other institutions, We make extr
| charge for Diplomat.
| Riank Books, Stationery. &C. for the course vii
| cost from seven to nine dollars
| B0ard.-0ood board can be obtained In the city .
from four 10 Ave dollars week.
EmploymemG-It will be for the interest Of III
principals to their best efforts to obtain good oil
this nm inducement, yet nm extensive busines
acquaintance gives us excellent facilitaesan TIL
| direction.
SEND US NAMES--To any person who VII
send us the names and address of my young me
liksy to beinterested In business education we vi
graph picture, suitable for framing. Of our grea
masterpiece Of penmanship. "6t. George and tn
| Dragon" For twenty five names We win send
photograph suitable for album.
Persona accepting this proposition should take tn
utmost pains to write the names aud address ~ phi
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W. II PRATT,
| feb16dkwn Resident Principal.