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THE WHEELER SCHOOL

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SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

Visitor: Tiif Kiijhr Ri'\. tiu' iiisli(i|i of Chicago.

REV, T, D, PHILLIPS, M,A„ RFXTOR,

Wheeler Mall

Washington Boulevard,

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Ills school is designed to meet the retiuirements of tliose who desire for
their boys a thoroiijjhly conscientious cultivation of the heart as well as of the
intellect.

System nf the SchnnI,

To educate in the true sense, * e., to develop the moral, mental and physi-
cal faculties. To classify and train pupls with reference to their individual
capacities. To maintain strict discipliiu-; incUulinjf, speci-illy, regular attend-
ance; exemption from v\hich can l)e allowed only on the request of the parent
in writing or in person. To send to the parents reports of each pupil's progress,
as tested by periodical examinations, and the personal observation of the
teachers. To omit the study of no branch of the Classical, Mathematical and
English subjects required for admission to college, the professions, or business.
To ensure the accomplishment of these aims competent and experienced as-
sistants will i)e engaged a? required.

The SchnnI Year

will be divided into two terms :

1. Michaelmas, from Sept. I4fh, 1885, to Jan. 29th, 18S6, inclusive.

2. Easter, from Feb. I, to June K). 1886;

with 10 days vacation at Christmas and 5 days at Easter.
The Scholastic year will begin on Monday, September 14, 1885.

SchnnI Hnurs.

Five hours a <lay, from 8.45 a m , to 3 00 p m., with an intermission of 15
minutes at 10,45 a.m., and at luncheon time of one hour, from 12.45 to i 45 p.m-

N.B. These hours will give the pupils only a little time in school for pie-
paralion of lessons. An amount of home work adapted to their several
abilities and opportunities will be appointed for all. And as the last half hour
will be especially devoted to those who have not satisfied the teacher, or who
require assistance in preparing the next day's work, only in such cases will it
be necessary for pujiils to remain during that time.

Fees.— Dafi Pupils,

Preparatory Departmeui, at le rate of $60 per annum.

Senior, - . - - $100

All bills are payable each term in advance. Pupils may enter at any time;
and will be charged only for the" unexpired portion of the term from the day of
entrance.

BnardEFS.

The Rector is prepared to receive a limited number of boarders; his
residence presenting especial facilities for the purpose. Charges $250 per
annum, with no extras beyond the school fees as above. Weekly boarders,
t e. those residing from Monday morning to Friday evening, will be taken
at $2co.

For further particulars address for one month to 584^ North Clark street;
after August 20th to Wheeler Hall, Washington Boulevard.

Chicago, 111., July 20, 18S5.

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RefErEncES Kindlii PErmittEil Tn »-y « •-

KicaiT kKV. \V. B:. McLaricn, S.T.D Bishop of Chicaqjb 'J^ (3

Kkv, Clintun I.<)c:ke, D.I) Grace Church, "

Ktv. W. H, ViuBERT, S.T.D. , St, James'

Rkv. Canon Knowles St. Clement's " "

Ki'.v. E. A. Larrarkk Ascension " "

Hkv. Canon .Street Cathedral SS. Peter and Paul, "

And the other city clergy of the Protestant Episcopal Church.

r.EN C.H.Tompkins, U.S.A 418 LaSalle Ave., Chicago,

KRANcrs H. PEAHonv, Esq 426 Dearborn Ave., "

W. D. KrKi'OOT, Esq 348 Dearborn Ave.,

Cai't. J. n. Hall 326 Elm St ,

J. TKkiiUNE, Esq 505 LaSiille Ave.,

J. II. McMuKRAY. Esq 15S Rush St.,

And others, parents of Mr Phillipps' piii>ils.

From hundreds of testimonials received during the past 30 years by the
Principal, the following is selected, lieing the farewell adiiiess prosente<l to him
in Seplemler tSSr, on the eve of his departure from Ottawa, Ontario, the capi-
tal of the Dominion of Canada, where Mr. Piiillipps tiuglit for 17 years. This
was signed l)y the Mayor, the living Ex-Mayors, Clergy, I'nnkers, Doctors
Lawyers, and 300 of the leading citizens:

TJio Rov. T. T>. Pliillippn, M.A., Rector of Trinity Church, Arohvillc, anil late Matlu-nia
tical Ma^tt'^, Ottaw.i Cnlkigiato Institute.

Rrv\ and Dear Sir: — We have heard with regret that you are about to
leave Ottawa for another sphere of labor, and we cannot allow you to go with-
out a parting word.

When you came to Ottawa several years ago, your fame as a scholar and
(e.icher of youth had preceded you; so that the pafifcnts and guardians of child-
len here held high expectations as to the success of the work you ihen under-
took to accomplish. Tiiey have not been disappointed, and only regret that
that work has been cut short in an untimely manner. We regret your depar-
ture from this scene of your many educational triumphs as a loss to Ottawa
and to Canada; in which country you rank, we believe, amon^^t the very best
of her most successful teachers. As to those of us who have been fortunate
enough to have been your pupils, we shall always remember you with afifection
and gratitude for your faithful and fatherly treatment of us, whilst under your
charge, as well as admiration for the great abilities and sound scholarship
which so highly distinguished you as mathematical master in the Ottawa
Collegiate Institute.

One and all, parents and pupiU, friends and acquaintances, we unite in
sincere regret at your departure, and prayers for your welfare and that of your
family in the future; requesting your acceptance of the accomprnying purse as
a slight token cf our affection and esteem.

C. li. MACINTOSH,

Mayor ; et al.