DENTAL COLLEGE

THE INDIANA

DENTAL COLLEGE

ANN □ UNCEMENT 1

TERM 1887-1888.

A::tna Block, Pennsylvania Street, cor. Court St.,

INDIANAPOLIS.

TRUSTEES.

W. L. HEISKELL, D. D. P , -

INDIANAPOLIS.

- PRESI' :NT,

S. T. KIRK, D. D. S., -

KOKOMO.

VICE-PRESIDENT,

M. WELLS, D. D. S.,

lNDIANAPOJ.18.

- TREASURER,

E. J. CHURCH, D. D. S.,

LAPORTE.

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S. lIACKER, D. D. S.,

lNlllANA !'Of.IS.

RUBT. VAN VAL:t.AH, D. D.S.,

TERRE HAUTE.

J. N. HURTY, M. D.,

INDIANAPOLIS.

S. B. BROWN, D. D. S.,

FORT WAYNE.

J. E. CRAVENS, D. D.

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SECRETARY,.

INDIANAPOLIS.

EXECUTIVE BOARD.

W. L. HEISKELL, D. D. S., MERIT WELLS, D. D. S., J. E. CRAVENS, D. D.S.,

FACULTY .

JOH:X H. OLIVER, M. D.,

PRESIDEST.

TREASURER.

SECRETARY.

Professor of Anatomy, 0ml Pathology and Surgery.

JC\"IUS E. CRAVE\"S, D. D.S.,

Professor of Opcrnti\'C Dentistr)' am! Dc\'Clopcmcnt. Pathology oi the Teeth.

LEROY S. HE\"TIIOR:XE, M. D,

Professor of Physiology.

JOH~ :X. HUHTY, M. D,

Professor of Chemistry, Ml.lteria :\[cdicn, awl Superintendent of Chemical LuLurittury

THOMAS S. HACKER, D. D. S.,

Professor of ~rechauicnl Denti.,.;tr~·.

SPECIAL LECTURES OR CLINICS.

S. B. BROWX, D. D. S., Fort \Vayne.

Ethi~ of thC' Prol'c!-sion. \\·rith:11 111111 l'11writk11.

MERIT WELLS. D. D.S., l n<lianapolis.

('m11hu·t of Ut·11t1ll l'r11f'ti<-t·.

W. X. WILSOX. D. D.S., Ricl,mon<l.

Pttlple~s T(•t•th. P11trt•~t•(•nt Pu!pr,;, ct<:.

S. T. Kl RK, D. D. S., Kokomo.

M. H. CHAPPELL, D. D. S., Knightstown.

Oml lll'ior111i1il'~. l1Tt•1-,n1l11ritil..·!'-oi Tcl'th.

A. W. BRA YTOX, M. D., In,lia11apoli~.

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D. 11. THOMP:--OX, M. D.,

Rt·lntion:-: l>t .. 'l\\"('l'll Tl'l'lli. E~·t• und Ear.

PRACTICAL DEPARTMENTS.

J. E. CRA VEXS, D. D. S.,

(ie11crul llt.•monstrnto1\ urnl :--:11pcrinte11tll'11t of l11tirmur~-.

T. S. HACKER, D. D.S.,

licnernl lh:mo11:-:tmtor. nn<l Supt·ri11te11<lcnt of '.\ll'l'l11111i<·1d LulJoratury .

. \11 umple corp~ of .h:~b;tant IJcmo1-1:-:tr11tor:-: of Praclil.'111 Denti.'"ltry will ltc :--t1pplh:1l.

The !-ludcnt:,,; of thir,; <.:ollt.•gc will he admitted to the Cli11it·1ll Lcetnrl·:-: nt thl' City llospilul thro11gho11t thP term.

Arr,111gernC'nt" have hl'l'tl nude fur Pentnl und 01'111 8m·g-ery ('lit1il·:-: at thl" l(o ... pitul.

INDIANA DENTAL COLLEGE,

INDIANAPOLIS.

o-1887-1888.-o

ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Ki nth Annual Session of the 1 n<liana Dental College will begin on Tuesday, October 4, 1887, and close the first"' ednes<lay in March, 1888.

The College is permanently locate,! in the JEtna Block, on Penn11yl- vania street, corner of Court. Tlti~ property has been arranged, fitted up, and furnished expressly for tlte purpose~ of this school.

The Infirmary is eigl,ty-fin, fret long. lta, fourteen large windows, nearly all looking north, and su11plied witlt all necessarJ appliances.

The Df'ntnl Laboratory, lo<'atc·cl 011 the fourth floor, is completely fitted with work-tables and all moclel'll appro\'ecl appliances for work and instruction in mechanical dentistry.

The Lecturt> Room, on the foul'th floor, is well ligl,tecl and com·enient.

The Dissecting Room iti on tlic fourtl, floor, l,ack, and very conveniently arranged. An ample supply of dissecting material always nt hand, with- out extra expense to students.

This institution affords every facility for the acquirement of a good dental education, both didactic nnd prnctlenJ. All students are required to work in the laboratory, and operate in the infirmary. The clinic prac- tice at the College is greater than the students can poFsibly wnit upon.

Juniors and Seniors enjoy equal facilities for learning.

The Indiana Dental College is not a department of any University or Medical College, and has no connection with any other institution. It is owned by stockholders, residing in various parts of the State, is duly incorporated under the laws of T ndiana, and devoted exclusively to dental education.

The degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery is conferred on graduates by order of the Board of Trustees, upon recommemlation of the Faculty.

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A FULL COURSE IN THIS COLLEGE EMBRACES Operative Dentistry, Dental Pathology and Therapeutics,

Mechanical Dentistry Oral Deformities, Oral Sur- gery, Conduct of Dental Practice, Chemistry,

.Anatomy,· Physiology, Dissecting,

OPERATIVE DENTISTRY.

It is essential that students should become familiar with the manipu- lative properties of all accepted filling material; to this end demonstra- tions will be made with gold, cohesive and non-cohesive; amalgams and tin foil; also the I arious temporary filling materials.

The indications for the use of certain materials in given cases will be carefully explained to the students.

In addition to a full course of lectures, the Professor of Operative Dentistry will exercise personal supei·vision of the Infirmary practice and demonstrations, (L,ly.

This branch includes Dental Histology and Pathology, and Develop- ment of the Teeth.

The Professor of tliis branch will hold clinics at the City Hospital during the term.

MECHANICAL DENTISTRY.

Students are taught to construct practical cases entirely, on all the various bases. Special attention given to making and tempering instru- ments. The Professor of this department exercises personal dir<>ction of every case, his method of instruction combining lectures ·and demonstra- tions.

The Clinical Department embraces complete instructions in the con- struction of Bridge Work, and various forms of Gold Crowns and Pivot Crowns.

The Protessor of Mechanical Dentistry will render clinic services at the City Hospital for the benefit of students of this College.

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MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS.

Lectures on these branches will be delivered by the Professor of Chemistry, being presented, however, separate from Chemistry. They will be adapted to the requirements of Dentist'"'·

ORAL DEFORMITIES.

Special instruction, with the use of models arnl pracj;ical cases, will be so rendered as to enable the stml .. nt to com1,reliend the causes, prin- ciples of reduction, or correction of irregularities in arrang<>ment ot natural teeth, and deformities of the jaws. This suhject will be under the Cltre of the Prnfessors of Operative and )Iechanical Dentistry.

CHEMISTRY.

Chemistry will be taught by lecturP, quiz, and actual laboratory experience.

The course will be opened with a lecture of a popular and general nature, the subject of Chemistry being so introduced and treated as to give the student a view of the field the teacher intends to covn during the two years' course.

Such attention will be given to Physics as is useful an<l necessary to the dentist.

Chemical Philosophy will be presented as the student ad,·anccs in a knowledge of reactions and th<' chemical properties of matter.

Laboratory work includes experiments illustrating chemical laws and reactions, together with synthesis and analysis.

Animal, Vegetable, and Medical Chemistry will be treated as exten- sively and as thoroughly as time and the general progress of the students will permit.

Metallurgy will recei\'e the attention that its importance to the dentist demands.

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ANATOMY.

Lectures on General .\natomy a11Ll Special l11str1wtio11 011 the llea•I and ~eek, nnd such other portions of A11atomy as arc of particular i11t,·1·-- est to pmctitioners of dentistry will be given. 1 n the study of Osteolog~·- students nre provided with specimens from the Coll<'ge )f use11111. The Professor of this depart111ent exercises perso11al dir,·dion of dissections.

~ew Anato1nicnl roo111s ¹1ave hec11 co11stnwt-,LI "1d1 sp,.eial c·ar.-.

and possess all moder11 convenien!'es. :\ h1111da11c-1• of diss<'1·ting material is supplied without extra expense.

This course also ernbracc-s a seri<'s of lec-t11rc•s on X on11al a11'1 Patlw-- logicnl Histology aiul Ge11eral Pathology, in which the us<' of the rnino--

~cope is taught.

During the months of ,Ja11uary a11d Fehrnary the Professor of .\na- to111y will cleli1·, a course of ledu1·1·s 011 1 lrnl :--111·gery, l1olding one clinic each week at the ( 'ity llospital.

PHYSIOLOGY.

The lectures and other i11stn1ctions p1'rtaini11g to this 1,ranel,, <'l11l1raee the whole of Pl,J ,iology as 1m•scntcd hy ti,,. lf'adi11g t,•xt-1,ooks of thc clay. Certain parts ar(• to lie c111phasizcd to 1m•c-t thP particular dC>rnan<ls of dental practice-. Such applia11,·c., and ill11~tratio11s arc made use of a~ sen·e to give the- stu,lc-11t a clear k11owludgc of ,t.11 physiological pr0C<'S~•·s.

Students ar<' refjuirc-d to pass as tho, ugh a11 cxa111i1rntio11 as is usuall_,·

re,,uirc-,1 of stuclenh of medicine.

RULES FOR ADMISSION AND GRADUATION.

FOR ADMISSION .

.-\ stll(leut must have a fair English 01· common school ,·uueation, to 1,,.

l'staulishell by a preli111inary examinatio11, or hy presentation of aC'cc•pt- able ccrtilicates from school a11thoritic-~, and 11111st possess a good moral character.

Th,· preli111i11ary c'xa111i11atio11 of students will Im hl'ld at tlw do," of th,•. tirst w,•ck of the term, aft,·r whi,·h 110 juniors will lw a,lmitt,,,I.

.-\II ,,•11iors 11111st rC'port by tho 1,tof O,·tob,•1· . . \II ( 'ollPge fees must he paid in advallc<'.

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FOR GRADUATION .

..\ c11ndidute for gnnh111tion ·mu~t have attPndccl two full cour,-es of instruction 11t a reputah!P Dental f'ollpg1•, the Inst course Jwdng 1,c-en at this CollP-ge.

This institution will conform to tlw rules of the Association of Facul•

tics of Dental f'ollegp,. or the l'nitc>,I :--tales .

. TEXT-BOOKS.

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Hichard,-on's l\frl'hani,·al 1),,1,ti,-tl'y ... :i'-! 0(1

\\'etll',-, OI' "'altcr's. or l'oJ,,man·,. Dc·ntal Patl,ology ... :;

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Taft's Opernti,·e Denti,-try ... : ... : . ... . Dalton',, or Yo,;s Ph,rsiology. .. . ... . . . .. ... . . . . ... " 5() (;my·,-, ^OI' \\'l'i~s,.-s .\nato111y ... : ... /j 011 Fownc' :s ( 'ht~n1i:-:tr.,·-1•(\ef'n t. ........ , it, Dean's OI' " ·1):!itot', lll'igin of l>1•nlal Folli .. le ... :!

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BOOKS FOrt REFERENCE.

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Litchp',. :\meriean Sy,-t .. 111 of Dl'nlistl'y ... .

Kingslt>y's Oral Dt>for111itie,-... ,, 00 5 75 lngprsoll',- Dental SciP1WP, (~ul'stions and Answc-rs ... .

Gorg11s' Dental l\fetlicine ... .

Dnnglison'~ l\fNlical Dictionary ... Ii ,iO 7 :ill

PROPERTIES.

Each student must be pl'Ovi~led with one dozen napkins, a renso11ahle a,-sortment ofplngger,-, excanitors, nen·e c1111a I instruments, sealt'rs, forceps, etl'., laboratory tooJ,-and applia nc(•s, suC'h as impression eups. fik•s, ~erapers, l'onmdum am! J.ru,I, wheels, plil•J',-, plate shc•111·s, ri,·cting hammer, smnll lw1wh-vi,-e, c>k .. all of wl1icl1 will h,• 11,-eful i11 prm·tieP. l\fnnr Clf tht>

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necessary instruments and appliances can sometimes be brought from home. They can be bought here very cheaply, at liberal discount from catalogue rates. Money spent for good instruments is never wasted, as they last mrrny years. Students should purchase the best. There are two extensive dental depots near the College.

Lists of Instruments and Appliances, with prices added, will be furnished, on request, by mail.

GRADUATES.

TERM OF 1879 ANO 1880.

R. W. \' .\X \' .\I.Z.\11 ( r<1lrdict,,ria,n... . ... Terrl' flirnlc, l11di1t11a.

W. J. SWIGERT. . ... ... ~pcnr·cr, 111,Jiunu.

E. J. ('lll"R('JI... . .Lul'orlt:. Indit1nu.

TERM OF 1880 AND 1881.

. I. R. LOWE { 1·ultdicf,,ri,111) J.E. \\'.\t:(;JI..

II. II. llEPE\\' ...

L . .J. ALLEX (dcar1' ..

I. B. HDIREHT. J. G. P.\R~OX~ ..

.J.C. WALTOX ....

... \wlnl,on, luwu . .. ... \ngola. hvlinuu.

... );orth ('urolinfl.

. ... ... Thorntown, Jnrliauu.

.Xntf'hcz, )li:--~i!oisi1,pi.

. .... ... ln<linnapoli~, lmlinnu.

. ... Fowlt:nillc. ~lic-higan . .. ... Elkhorn, WiSCOll5-iU .

.. ... Frankfort, Xcw York . . ... muc )fou11tl. Illinoi~.

TERM OF 1881 ANO 1882.

F. M. IIARRl!=Z ( l"alcdict,,rfrm) ....

T. R. \\'OOIJARD ..

II'. F. KE:SXEDY ....

L. L. HIXSHA\\'.

II'.\\', SHRYO('K ..

C. A. )lt:RRA Y...

J. L. MAHAX.

J. E. BOIJIXE, llc11tal Depot D. R. S)IITH ...

R. E. HE:,;smE.

F. W. BLO)IIL Y

W. )I. R.Hl~llELL. 50 Lil'ingstoue St D. G. PARKER

E. W. SHERIFF.. .. ... ..

F. SAWHILL

. ... ... :Sew All,any, In,liana.

.. ... Columhu~, Indiun11 . ... Lincoln, !\cbrusku.

. ... Edinburg, Indiana.

. .. Fort Wayne, Iudiunu.

. ... Yan Wert, Ohio . . ... Bristol\"illc, Ohio.

... Indiannpolis. Indiana . ... Gmy,·ille, Illinois.

. ... Hillsboro, Illiuob~.

...Sioux Falls, Dukota.

... Brooklyn, :S-ew York.

... Opelousas, Loui~iuua . ... Dau\"il1e, IllinoL,;;.

... Cltntou. IllinoiFl.

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TERM OF 1882 ANO 188J .

,. It HH.\TT ( Vuli'dictori11111. 111; 1-'l••h•MI ~t . . \lleghl'IIY f'ity. l'l·llnfilylv1a111t1.

.I. E. R.ITT>' ... . . \. t:. Bl"JtlU:S.~ ... . t'. ('. t'.II.I •. \OII.\S ..

1;, 1;, 1101.1.ISTEIL J. II. RIRIII.E. ... .

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E. I'. El."OS ... . . I . .I. SmTU ... . ('. II. 11.11.ll\\"IS.

•·. II. tTSK ........... .. . . I. I.. ~mTII I. ~-SIIEPl'.\HJ> ...

,· .. \. ,111.1.s.

S. C'. (;OFF ..

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R. ~EWIIOl :--1-: ...

. I. E. ll!TIIEH (dr'ld/ ..

\\'. ('. ~Tt:W.lltT ..

.. :-.:11km. lrHlluuu. . . ... \\"1ll1111t, llllnol,c . . .... \lbion, Pcnw~ylnrniu.

. ... ( '1tml1rldgcl,oro. Pcn11Hylntniu.

... ~rn·th Sul<'m, ltvllunu.

.. ... Br11ukly11. 'Sew York.

. ... \11b1tr11, lwllunu . ... (ln·<.·nfil·l,t. lrnlhum .

. .. l•:Jl;, . .uht.•thtown, Kcntm·ky.

. ... 1 ·u:-.i-:opoli:-, ,1i<'hig1m.

. ... Bluir, '.'\'dinu•k1l . . ... .P11ris, lllinoil'> .

... Z1111t·i-\'illc, ()hiu.

..l·:lkhorn. \\'i"'<!o11i-:i11.

... : ... .' ·oolvillc. c H1io.

. .. Fr1111kfort, ln,Hanff . .. .. -..ullinw. l11clinna.

. ... Fnycttt·. ,fi .. sif9iippi.

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... ,ro11onwtlu.•ln City. Pcn11~,·l,·1111ita.

. ... 111,li11nu11olii--. InrliHna .

TERM OF 1883 ANO 1884 . :--: . . \. K 1~1-:1{ ( Vulcdirlul'iau) ... ... ... Fo~1ori11, CJ!iio.

().\\'.WILLI~ .. . . ... '.\"('\\' H11rm1my. l1Hli1tlhl.

. \. n. LE.\('11.. .. . . ... \·il-g-inio .

.J. \\' . . \OA)I:-: .. . . ... Fort \\'ay11c. l1Hlia1111 .

R. El.<OS .. .. ... \11b11m, lmli11n11.

.-. t • . . , nn:~ .... Hu~h\'illc. Xcw York .

H . . \. C'lf.\XOI.EH... .. ... :-:1uulu:-:ky. Ohio.

1-: .. \. t.11.J.l-:TT.. .. ... .'l'c>rrc lluute, IJH1iu11u.

W. ,1. 8.\ YLl-:."'-H.. . ... Fort Wn,·nc, lmliunu.

J •. \. 110w,1.\'.'\' ... :-:hclby\'iJlc, lllinoi~.

~-"· KEXXl-:DY... .. .... \lleg-he11~· City, Pl:nn!--ylnmin.

T. JI. )IOR(; .. \~.. . ... \\'ul,ush, lndinnu .

C. C. n;RTIS ....

II. W. rtt·sy .IS H. ~-.\ I~~WOH.TH ...

('. W. )JYERS ...

n. C'. 11.lllROLll.

)I. J. KELLY ..

<i. B. IIOl.Ull ..

C.. :-:. ('J.J,:)JE~:-: ...

.. ... ~obll-.-:,·illc, lrHliuuu.

. ... White Pidgeon, )lkhiguu.

.. ... \"u11 Wirt, Ohio . ... \\'uu:-:con, lndlu1111.

. .... D1111rcith, lndiu11u.

.. .. ( 'hkug-o, Illinuil'>.

.. ... '.\'cw (;L•11c,·u. Pcu11syln111iu.

. ... ('n1wfon1~,·illt.•, lruliu1111.

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TERM OF 1884 AND 1885.

FRED. H. EM)IERLING ...... , •... Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

FRANK H. HORNER... . ......•.••... Waynesburg, Pennsylvania.

WILLIAM C. ARCHER.. . ...•... Spencer, Indiana.

WILLIAM R. DU:--:--...•••... Dale, Indiana.

WILLIAM H. BUCHER. ... Sullivan, Indiana.

GUST. WEl:',)IA:',N....... . ..... Pittsbur, , Pennsylvania.

MARSHALL )I. KEEP... . ... Keep,·ille, Pennsyh·ania.

J. MONTICELLO SPRINKLE. . ... Nokomis, Illinois.

JOHN E. DA YIS.

JAMES W. PRALL ... . B. G. )IILLER ... . GEORGE W. TAINTER FRANK DOWD ... .

. ...... .. : ... Columbm,, Indiana.

. .. Howt1rrl ('ity, )lichigan.

... Lynn. :\lissouri.

. ...... ('lc\'l'land, Ohio.

TERM OF 1885 AND 1886 .

JOHX H. PALI:\' ..

ALFRED S. PRICE ..... . EL)IER E. STEWART

J A)IES E. )IOXT(;O)IERY EL)IER E. JOXF.~ ...

LEWIS L. <"LAI. I•:

ROLAXD )I. l<)l!LEY.

WILLI.\)! II. R\J\\·.\:-.Il .. .

OWE:-. S. LY:-.N ........ . ALO:-.zo L . .ro:-.E~

WILi.IA)! :-.. 11·1L;.:O:-. ...

.... ('e(lnr Springs, :\lichigan.

. .. D/lll\"ilIC, Kentucky.

. ... Eatou, Ohio.

. .... Tnrc11tum, l-'cnnsyln1nia . .. .. ... :\lonticcllo, lllinoL's.

. ... .. ~orth Brookfield. :\las.-.a.chusetbs.

.. Wnshingtou. Inrliaua.

. ... l{i,.-.hwood. Ohio.

. .. Bourl,on, Indiutut.

. ... '.\fartin!-villc, lndi1ll1tt.

... Riehmonrl, Tn<liantt.

TERM OF 1886 AND 1887 . L. G. HELi..

CHARLES WOEI.Z ..

J:-.O. E. CAR)ION JXO. II. E\"A:-.S ..

S. OLIYER.

T. J. HOOD ... . S. N. 111.ACKLEDGE.

MILTON L.\)IB ...... .

......... (>(fcnburg-. (icrmuny.

. ... .. '.\JoorC:!iVillc, lndiu11a.

. ... '.\lattoon, Illi11ois.

... lllflcpctHlcnrc, Judiauu.

. ... Pittsburg, Pcunsylntllia.

. ... Laueastcr, Kentucky.

. ... 1'c11n,·illc. l11r1iu11n.

. ... ~cw Custle, lllfli:.1uu.

JOH:', H. BIRD ... . . .... ... liud~ou, )lichignn.

GEO. )IARB..\CH P. W. EARHART ...

J. W. BATE:.~

... .. ... Terre Huutc, lntlinuu.

W. N. EASTOX ...... . J. J. LICKLEY .. .

... I w 1 ia 1m pol is, Incl i11 uu.

..'.\l,rnhtcc, )Jichig-1111.

... )lnuiswc. '.\fh-biga11.

. .... Calumet, '.\liehii;1111.

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Matriculation ... .'... $5 00 Lectures, Demonstrations, and Materials... 95 00

$100 00 Diploma Fee Deposited 1st February, Second Term ... $25 00 Positively no students will be admitted after uctober, when the pre- liminary examinations will be held.

RECAPITULATION.

TOTAL EXPENSES FOR ONE COURSE.

College Fees (omitting Diploma Fee) ... $100 00 Board,* complete, twenty weeks, at $5 per week ... 100 00 Washing, twenty weeks, at fifty-cents per week... IO 00 Instrumei, , Tools and Books (if' bought all new)... 80 00 Unaccounted· necessities ... :... 10 00

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^TOTAL-a liberal estimate for first term ... . $300 00

•Boarding may be obtained for a murl less ilmount, but of "less desirable quality.

tThe expenses of a second term are red uccd to $250..00.

fy'IEMORANDUM.

All students are urged to be presest on the opening day, in order to secure desirable rooms, board, etc.

There are no extra fees in the College Course.

Students, on arrival in the city, should call on the Secretary without delay, leaving baggage checked at the depot to save expense and trouble.

Address all communications to

JUNIUS

E.

CRAVENS, D. D. S., Secretary,

201 N. PENNSYLVANIA STREET,

INDIANAPOLIS, IND.