OHIO. 



Has a beautiful and healthful location; a large and able 

 faculty, Classical, Scientific and English courses of study; 

 Preparatory and Collegiate departments; a well organ- 

 ized Academy; a number of Free Scholarships; an ex- 

 cellent working Library; Laboratories and Work- 

 shop, with steam lathes, and iron and wood-working 

 machinery; ample Chemical and Physical Apparatus; 

 special provision for advanced students; facilities for 

 original work in Science; good buildings and pleasant 

 grounds; opportunities for self-help to students. 



EXPENSES UNUSUALLY LOW. 

 Fall Term begins Thursday, September i8, 1890. 



For Catalogues or furihcr information, address 



D. B. PURINTON, 

 Granville, Ohio. President. 



