Evening journal., 1895-11-18
EEW BUSINESS COLLEGE.

ID. A. Cummins, Former Student of
Professor Abrahamson. Testifles to the
Excellence OF the LAttor's Methods.
Words cannot express my happy feeling
In learning that Professor Charles NJ.
Abrahamson Is about to start a branch
school Of his valueble college Ia this city
As one Of his mony former students and
having been under his personal instruc
tion for a term OF elk months / can
truthfully say that as = man Professor
Abrshsmaon cannot be sxcsl'e cd and as
teacher bis equal have not found nor do
/ believe he can be found. Professor
Ahrahamson Is model teacher He
rouses his pupils to enthusiasm, he
ruahes his thoughts into them; they
cannot help understanding him. he
understands thoroughly all the intrlcacles
OF his subject; he knows and Is able to
give the reason for everything he
requires to be done. He IL an analyslst
He instructs and nsysr dogmatises;
furnishes everything except brsips)
necessary TO make anyone understand
book keeping and his clearnesa. force and
pereistenoy will 20 far toward making
even stupid men understand Space will
not permit me to say much more, but In
ladies and gentlemen OF Wilmington
certainly nevsr havs had nor can they
ever expect to have grander oppor-
tunity OF being educated for the best
work OF life, Business.
For further particulars ou the eubjsct.
please call on mo or op ne n postal
card and | shall most cheerfully ,all on
you az any place either in or out Of town
at any appointed time when shall be
given an opportunity TO explain more
fully aud from my hearts desire
Most respectfully.
ID. A CUMMINGS
SO Lombard street. Washington, Del
former and much grateful student Of
Professor Charles "A Abrahamson
Is not this enoourselnG2 / have many
hundreds Of such cheerful letters re-
cslved from time to time during the past
seventeen years. but, Though they are
treasures to me what do they amount to
60 your Come aud End out for yourself.
What have done for others IN the past
| can do for you at present. ] still have
few vacant desks at my special night
class In Bookkeeping which meets at
our newly fitted up quarters, third floor,
Of the Masonic Temple. every Thursday
aud Friday evening from 2 30 TO = 30
o'clock and | extend to every thoughtful
young lady and gentleman of Whining
ton nest cordial invitation to come and
sin the class AS Brother Cummings puts
&c, you never have had nor can you ever
expect TO have a better opportunity to
learn book keeping conplete, by single
and double entry at such nominal cost
and on such easy terms within the reach
Of all
II necessary, ! will give you 8 written
guarantee that | will teach you book -
keeping complete In ali It's details, and
present you with diploma upon gradua
ticn for $25. which amount you can pAY
either IN advance or In weekly or monthly
payments No charge for text books Ia
this clans. Yonr blank books will cost
you only 81 No extras
The GLASS meets every Thursday and
Friday eve from z 80 to 8 80 DO not call
a. any other time Beginning with Jan
uary. 1895 our school will be open both
as day and night school. Arrangements
can now be made FOR entrance.
II you can add. subtract. multiply and
divide, write your name so that II can be
read, you are fully qualified to join this
special class, the balance you come here
to learn. Yours very truly,
CHARLES M ABRAH AMs0N,
Principal aud founder Abrahamson's 8
Colleges OF BUSINESS and Shorthand
Sltuatei 40 Masonic Temple, Whining
ton Del established November T. 1925 at
College Building, Camden. n j.. estab
llshed September 8 1880; at Ribsam
Building, Trenton N j., established
September 4 1894; assisted by a large
corps OF the abest teachers in the prcfss-
sion