University of California Berkeley - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Berkeley, CA)

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BERKEXBY, CAI . A Select Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies. In a delightful situation and with the best arrangements for comfort and health. COURSKS STUDY: There are Kindergarten, Primary, Preparatory and Academic Departments in the Regular Course; also Postgraduate and Special Courses in Music; Fine Arts, Modern Languages and Belles-Lettres. A Special Course in preparation for the State University. Music, Arts, and the Modern Languages are in charge of instructors of established reputation. Students of the University desiring instruction in Music and Art are invited to attend as special Students. For catalogues or other information, address The MISSES HARMON, Or E. J. WICKSON, with Dewey Co., 12 Front St., S. F. BERKELEY. CAL. E. P. HEALD, President. C. S. HALEY, Secretary. HB4LUP8 USINESS COLLEGE, 24 POST STREET, OPP. MECHANICS ' INSTITUTE, IMPARTS Thorcugfy and practical In all English and Commercial Branches. SPECIAL INSTRUCTION GIVEN IN BOOKKEEPING, Single and Double Entry, which is taught first theoretically and then by actual practice. Also, SHORT-HAND, CIVIL ENGINEERING, MODERN LANGUAGES, TYPE- WRITING, SURVEYING, DRAWING, AND TELEGRAPHY. The public are earnestly requested to visit our School and witness its practical working. Students can begin at any time. Each receives separate instruction. No extra charge for any subject taught in the School. Ladies are admitted into all departments of the College. For full particulars call at the College Office, No. 24 Post Street, or address E. P. HEALD CO., San Francisco.

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FENCING FOILS, BOXING QLOVBS, LAWN TENNIS GOODS, BASEBALL AND CRICKET GOODS, RUGBY FOOT BALLS, GUNS, PISTOLS, AMMUNITION AND FISHING TACKLE. CLABROUCH COLCHER, 63O 632 MONTGOMERY STREET, SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. lllJIrSI-O-lf OF PURE COD IIVER OIL WITH HYPOPHOSPHIXES OF LIME VNI SODA. THE STANDARD EMULSION OF COD LIVER OIL. The advances that have been made in the science of pharmacy is demonstrated very fully in the above preparation. The increased potency of these two most valuable speci- fics, caused by their perfect chemical union as accomplished by the manufacturers of this Emulsion, is well known to the Medical Profession and its therapeutic effects ac knowledged to be vastly superior to the crude oil. The attempts made by druggists to make extemporaneous Emulsions, are futile as they have neither the knowledge, the mechanical appliances, nor the fresh materials, all of which the manufacturers of this preparation employ. The PALATABLENESS, tolerance by most sensitive stomachs, strengthening and fattening qualities of this Emulsion, arc established beyond question. There is probably no remedy so well and favorably known by the Medical Profession in this and other countries as this Emulsion. SCOTT BOWNE, New York.

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THE STUDENTS ' PAPER. ESTABLISHED, isai. In the last year the scope and circulation of The Occi- dent has been greatly enlarged. It now represents, besides the colleges in Berkeley, the affiliated colleges in San Fran- cisco. The Law College news, especially, forms a separate department. The aim of the paper is to set forth the opin- ions of the student body, and to labor for the welfare and best interests of the grand institution which it represents. For support the aid of students, alumni and friends of the Univer- sity is solicited. Subscription, $1.50 per year. Advertising space, $1.50 per inch. J. D. MURPHY, Business Manager. -= ==. ' jj IS THE BEST PAPER PUBLISHED IN BERKELEY. IS DEVOTED TO THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TOWN, AND HAS THE LARGEST CIRCULATION. Persons who desire to obtain reliable information about Berkeley and the University cannot do better than to subscribe for the Herald. It contains a well selected variety of literary matter and all the gossip and social news of the week. It is clean and gives more items of news than any other paper in town. Being published in the University town it is an excellent medium for advertising. Address, THE BERKELEY HERALD, J. R- LITTLE desires to inform all sttidents, alumni and friends of the University that he has a complete list of photographs of the grounds, buildings, etc. Nearly all the photographs used in pre- paring the photo-engraving plates were furnished by him. Any Person desiring sets of these photographs should call or address, J. R. LITTLE, Berkeley.