New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-08-15
HELLMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE,
LONDON, ONTARIO. CANADA
tAGln.ted with the western UnversityJ
PATRONEss- HER ROYAL HIGHNEss. PRINCESS
LOUISE,
Founder and President,


LOUISE,
Founder and President
THE RT REV BISHOP IiEGLMUTH D. D, Del
spacious bull nrs o. brick and stone stand
inc in land beautifully situated amost healthy
prominent locality the banks Of the River Thames
10y raj from Niagara Falls and Detroit ona through
route between Wct The aim of the FOUNDER Of this
College is to provide the highest intellectual and practically
useful education The whole system based upon the
PEOTESTAN principles as the only basis Tor tue
right formation Of character.
FRENCH Is the language spoken in the College.
MUSIC A SPECIALITY under the dictatorship OF W.
WAUGH LAUDER Gold Melalist and pupil Of the celeDra
ted ABBE LIST; aud gsad uo of Lspsc Conssrvloiro
etc, etc. PAINTING A SPECIA TY under the director
ship OIL seavey, artist European schools Of Art
FULL DIPLOMA COURSES IN
LITERATURE. MUSIC and ART
Practical lessons giycnin Domec Economy and Cookery
Riding Schoo! in connection with the College. 40 SCHOL
ARSHIPS Of the value from So TO 800 annu
ally awarded by competitions Il OF which open for
competition AZ the September entrance Examinations
Term, per school Laundry aud tuition ucud
Ing the whole Lngsh Course. Ancient and Modern Lam
guaqe-. and Castncnics from $3.50 to $500 Music and
Painting extra GO nbneirstc payments zone year In al
vance including with The above piano and vocal music ana
papting from 500 to 500. JUNIOR DEPARTMENT PU-
PTS ADMITTED FROM THE AGE OFFS Special depart
men, for OF teachers Teachers Registry In con
with the College Professional stan OF English and
European reputation LIBERAL REDUCTION TO the
daughters Of clcrgymen For largo ILLUSTRATED circular
FREE ana further particulars address
REV t. y. ENGLISH, NJ. A., pal.
Iellnuth ladies' College,
London, ont, Canada
Next term opens sept 18TH 1884.
Hell BRONN, Vmeland, n. J.-Superior
f99% @F yonf gGmF se aaG E % session com
HONE INSTITUTE, Oswcgo, N Y.
Family and day school iGr yoqn i1dSs SEM or Cur
cular. Mls Ed hAMlLlON, lrho'PdL
HOME INSTITUTE-Tarryto On the
i Hudson. A boarding day school for young ladies
and lhtG girls WI reopen september To- MISS NJ w
HOME SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Pleasant thorough, safe $3.50 "a boariers lehyear
Rev. W. Nj. WELLS. principal, liighstown, NJ.
HOUGHTON SEMINARY, Clinton. N. Y.
Enlarged with complete modern mrrqSyss%%eanT5si Ad-
yantages UNSURPASSED Az BENEDlCI,
I ORETTO ACADEMY,
NIAGARA FALLS ONTARIO
EDUCATioN OF YoTNG iADIEs
Under the direction LADIES' Of LOrotto Abbey Rate
THIS institution beautifully situated the Canadian side
The hrst OF ana closes AZ emu Oh June
Terms Ni0u''A''' 'V' LADY SUPERIOR.
MISS WILLIAMSS SCHOOL for YOUNG
and German spoken in the family.
MISS BULKLEYS boarding and day school
~ for g III tsr MIL WI Wed
MISS +. ELIZABETH DANA Reopens the
WI SEMINARY AT moRRISTOwN, New-Jersey. Sept. II.
Resident naive French teachers teacher vocal
instrumental music Art teacher C. II McCor A. N A.
Board and tuition In English and French $500 per snnum
Circulars on application.
MISS L. l.. ROBERTS
wi VIII reopen her boarding and day school for young
BELLEvILLE, SEwJERsEY.
MRS. s. l.. CADY'S Boarding and Day School
WI For Young Ladies'.
WEST END INSTITUTE, New Haven, Conn
commences
MISS ANABLE'S ENGLISH, FRENCH AND
WI GERMAN BOARDING. AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
Thirty sixth begins september 2Ath 1884
1850 Pne-st, Philadelphia, Penn
MORAVlAN SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
Nl LADIES, BETHLEHEM. PENN.
hundredth Thoroughness and personal supery
especial features. Send for catalogues
NEWBURG, n. Y.-Miss +. j. Mackie having
~ removed commodious building commanding
nne OF the Hudson will reopen her school for young
ladies and children september 20 Apply by letter until Sep
TENDER 1, y. u. BOZ $50,