, 1881-08-28
EDUCATIONAL.
NofexvOrf]ay Chicago Institution

Noteworthy Chicago Institutions.
The llahnemann Medical College begins
the session of 1sSl and 1852, Sept. q, under
the most favorable auspices. The erection Of
the new hospital building, and the elegantand
suitable clinical ampl,itheatre, seating over
400 students, places this college in Il more
favorable condition than any medical college
in the city, Us since the County Commission
ers have forbidden bedside teaching in Cook
County Hospital, the Uahnemann Hospital
is the only one iii which it Is permitted, SO
that all students attending this college have
the privilege of clinical lecture and observa-
tlon every day of the session. The twenty
second annual announcement and catalog Of
this college and hospital Is before us. and
from its pages we learn much that VIII Ger
tainty interest all who purpose following tile
IN edical profession. The officers aud faculty
of this popular college are gentlemen so well
known to the profession ut large. that We
deem it UNNECESSARY to give their namesi
but, IT any Of our readers desire further IN
should address r. S. I1oyne, NJ d.: Treas
urer and Registrar, lls}l Wabash avenue, Chl-
cago.
TIE CHICAGO LADIES' SEMINARY
is one Of OUR oldest and most popular ednca-
t1onal institutions. For a score of years it
has enjoy the patronage and Endorsement
location, accommodations, complete organi-
zation, and board of instruction are all that
could he desired for health. comfort, and
successful study. Beginning with the Kin
partments, the restalozzian system is pur-
sued. The aim Is to make self-reliant, exact
thinkers, and to develop right character. In
the regular course, graduates OF our best
colleges are emplOyed--in music, art. elocu-
ton, and modern languages, the nrst talent
Of the city.
MRS. Lon1SG'S SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES
anil children, located at 1856 Prairie avenue.
has been thoroughly renovated, and opens
the fall session Sept. II with corps Of eight
we'll known instructors. 4 good library OF
reference books and all instructive collec-
Illustrating geography. history, and art, is ut
the service Of pupils. Mrs: 4. II. Putnam
in charge of Kindergarten. Send for fall Cir
cnlar.
MORGAN Park MILITARY ACADEMY.
This popular boarding-school for boys will
open Sept 13, ISL We notice that Col; IL. l:
" pettibone, Wh9 bus @ been ten years me
School. takes the position Of head master,
Capt TAcott retaining lis position as Prin-
cipal. In all respects the school maintains
its high reputation of former years.
AN EDUCATIONAL NOVELTY
Is the Bureau of Literature, 2T75 West Monroe
street, established for the training OF adults
as orators and public speakers. The Princi-
pal, Mr.. Charles z. Jones, is one Of the lard
est-worked men in Chicago. This Bureau
gives an opportunity for those who neglected
early education to receive instruction. aud
PREPARES special topics, editorials. etc. AS
sstance is successfully given in all branches
Of learning.
THE HARVARD SCHOOL
is very pleasantly located OH the corner of
Indiana avenue and Twenty-lrst street. and
opens the fall session OIL Sept. II. The
school was returnslltd tllis season. An ex-
pericnced corps of one lady and five gentle
men instructors devote their Whole time to
this popular Institution. J: J: Schoblnger
aud JOHN G.. Grant are the Principals.
DEARBORN SEMINARY.
The ever popular Dearborn Seminary, To-
Gated at the corner of Wabash avenue and
Twenty-second street, commences its twenty
sixth year Sept. IL, with u full corps OF eNpe-
.renced teachers. Mr. q. Grover, Prlnclpal.