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DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS

for young men and women. Law, medical, dental, and veterinary
students thoroughly and rapidly prepared for
este age og en REGENTS EXAMINATIONS

m EGULAR courses are held in ancient and modern languages, mathematics, physics,

chemistry, literature, stenography, etc. Students prepared for colleges and scientific schools, United States, State, and municipal civil service, teachers' license and other examinations.

Students range in age from 15 to 50 years.

ANNUAL CATALOGUE AND PAMPHLET, “SUCCESS IN REGENTS EXAMINATIONS," sent on application to

HENRY L. RUPERT, M. A.
Principals:
ŚW. W. SMITH, B. A. (Yale)

Registrar
E. E. CAMERER, LL. B., Civ. Eng.
ASA O. GALLUP, B. A. (Yale), President Board of Directors

DWIGHT SCHOOL

15 WEST 430 STREET Is a boys' school of the highest grade, under the same direction as New York Preparatory School. Pupils are thoroughly prepared for college, scientific school, and business.

NINETEENTH ANNUAL CATALOGUE

(with description of physical and chemical laboratories, gymnasium,
etc., and register of students who have entered college from the school)
mailed on application to
THE REGISTRAR, DWIGHT SCHOOL

15 West 430 Street Principal: ARTHUR WILLIAMS, B. A. (Yale '77)

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The DR. SANDEN

My invention, the Dr. Sanden Electric Belt, with attach restorer, Electricity. It is the great home self-treatment for men such as Drains, Impotency, Lame Back, Nervousness, Varicocele, apply my Belt at night upon retiring to bed, and take it off next to a gentle galvanic current, which enters at the small of back front through liver, stomach, bladder, prostate gland, and vital or

NO

There will be no drugs to wreck the stomach. Up to the first of Decem monials of absolute cures from men in every part of the world. It is being will be the only treatment for weaknesses. The Dr. Sanden Electric Belt is a a but no equals." I hold United States and foreign patents protecting me. To free consultation, or to those at a distance I shall be pleased to explain by letter

DR. ALFRED

ment for men, is a convenient means of applying nature's great who suffer from results of youthful indiscretions or later excesses,

etc. It gives strength because Electricity is strength. You i morning. During all these hours you will have been subjected s over kidneys and passes to the suspensory or negative pole in i gans, giving tone and strength. Two to three months is sufficient.

DRUGS. ber, 1898, I had during the eleven preceding months received over 6,000 testitaken up by the profession generally. Ten years hence the galvanic current result of my 30 years' experience as a specialist. There are many imitations, men who live in or near New York City 1 invite a personal call and will give and send my little book—also free—in plain, sealed envelope. Write or call to-day.

SANDEN,

826 Broadway, New York, N. Y.

Licensed by the State of New York according to the provision of Chapter 422

of the Laws of 1898.

I have Agents throughout the United States, Canada, and

Principal Cities of Europe.

SPECIAL ATTENTION **

...Given to out of town business.

All business referred to this Agency will receive prompt

attention and my personal supervision.

S 1215 Cortlandt. Telephone,

11240 18th.

Cable Address : NEWTECTIVE,

New York.

L.A. Newconce

EIGHTH FLOOR,

WORLD BUILDING, NEW YORK CITY.

Real Estate Title Guarantee Co.

No. 175 BROADWAY.
BRANCH OFFICE,

No. 1321 COLUMBUS AVE.,

NEW YORK.
BROOKLYN OFFICE, No. 26 COURT STREET.
Telephone No. 1464 Cortlandt, New York.

No. 1316 Brooklyn.

This Company affords absolute protection to purchasers of Real Estate.
Titles Examined and Guaranteed. Money Loaned on Bond and Mortgage.

EDWARD V. LOEW, President.

CHAS. J. OBERMAYER, Secretary and Treasurer. GEORGE C. CLAUSEN, Vice-President. CHARLES UNANGST, Counsel.

HON. NOAH DAVIS, Advisory Counsel.

DIRECTORS.
SILAS B. DUTCHER, WILLIAM WAGNER, EDWARD UHL,

EDWARD M. BORGHARD, GEORGE C. CLAUSEN, JAMES FELLOWS,

JUNIUS N. PETTY,

JOHN GUTH, GEORGE W. QUINTARD, JOSEPH J. KITTEL, CHAS. J. OBERMAYER, FRED. G. YUENGLING, RUSSELL SAGE,

GEORGE F. JOHNSON, GEORGE H. BEYER, VAN MATER STILWELL, EDWARD V. LOEW, JOHN WEBER,

FRANK M. WEILER, CHARLES UNANGST.

THE FIDELITY AND CASUALTY CO.

OF NEW YORK,
97 to 103 Cedar Street.

Capital,

$250,000.00 Assets,

3,300,000.00 Surplus,

575,000.00 Losses Paid, 1898, ,

1,000,223.00 CASUALTY INSURANCE SPECIALTIES,

Bonds of Suretyship for Persons in Positions of Trust. Personal Accident, Plate Glass, Boiler, Elevator, Employers',

Landlords', Common Carriers' Liability,
and Burglary Insurance.

OFFICERS:

GEORGE F. SEWARD, President. ROBERT J. HILLAS, Treas. and Sec'y.

EDWARD L. SHAW, Asst. Secoy.