Penman's Art Journal and Teachers' Guide . ell as a teacherof unsurpassed ability, and gives his entire timeto his pupils. For more complete information,send for The Commercial World. McKEE A HENDERSON. This la Exclusively a School ol iv ship, and Is, without an exception, the best InAmerica. The Principal of this Department stands atthe head of the Profession as an Artist; andas a Teacher of Penmanship, he has no liv-ing equal, and devotes alx houra dally toteaching. If you desire to become a Teacher,Penman and Artist, attend a school wholly de-voted to this one thing, and also place yourself
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Penman's Art Journal and Teachers' Guide . ell as a teacherof unsurpassed ability, and gives his entire timeto his pupils. For more complete information, send for The Commercial World. McKEE A HENDERSON. This la Exclusively a School ol iv ship, and Is, without an exception, the best InAmerica. The Principal of this Department stands atthe head of the Profession as an Artist; andas a Teacher of Penmanship, he has no liv-ing equal, and devotes alx houra dally toteaching. If you desire to become a Teacher, Penman and Artist, attend a school wholly de-voted to this one thing, and also place yourselfunder a teacher who gives his time to teaching.This School turns out more finished penmenthan all the Business College Penmanship De-partments in the United States combined. Remember, the Specialty of tbls School of Pen- lship I of tid for TheAddress, 11. K t I & HENDERSON, McKEE & HENDERSONS Eclectic School of Shorthand & Typewriting. * PHONOGRAPHIC WORLD, McKEE& HENDERSON, .II I 11 i i v. < ?•?? ^WlLLlflMS -0o. To tlte Principal of any scJioot, unacquainted with the work, who moil ilisire to lest it* merits in ilnss, with n eieie regular niloptioii.in- will flint, eliari/es pveiHtitl. tin eopies of tin1 first ? > piifp-s or thel„„, 1, -1., , , , , „, /. tot/ether nih it eapg of ?? Complete Jlool, -keeping, onreceipt of only $2, 50. MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES. I HII I wrFk- lslirs[l:ssntAi I ICF- Tl. i |.r.„t, , .J t™ luble slid effective system . BOO ngedtoi raps earious editions of the 1 Wtee ; slso, blurt WILLIAMS & ROGERS, Ro A SERIES OF LESSONS IN 1 ?/PW [Jm4^U^^ s Is the i •?] k Mf I ;(ll Hi.-hi.; . k i ? kepi ol nirriiv.-il mi ei.tii.er, , irihled fnmi M ? ..i no ro-oub. There aw two part*:PART ONE. ii slip- These slips are nut. bound togethei 7 oopy la giv>PART TWO. 1 onmprabnnslre [nrtruotloi ; does not 9iini>lynuiitLi»u and skim nvn i In- difficult llilm-- inIMS.C. Clark, President (lurks Bushier fnlli?. Plain Wiitintr, - mid think It oueiin-, ri itie