Preparatory Latin Course in English. By Dr. W. C. Wilkinson. Half of book. Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN _April._ Preparatory Latin Course in English. By Dr. W. C. Wilkinson. Completed. Chautauqua Text-Books.—No. 16, Roman History. By Dr. J. H. Vincent. Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN _May._ Stories in English History by the Great Historians. By C. E. Bishop. Half of book. Chautauqua Text-Books.—No. 4, English History. By Dr. J. H. Vincent. Chautauqua Text-Books.—No. 23, English Literature. By Prof. J. H. Gilmore. Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN _June._ Stories in English History by the Great Historians. Completed. Chautauqua Text-Books.—No. 4, English History. By Dr. J. H. Vincent. Chautauqua Text-Books.—No. 43, Good Manners. By J⸺ P⸺. Required Readings in THE CHAUTAUQUAN 6.—SPECIAL COURSES. Members of the C. L. S. C. may take, in addition to the regular course above prescribed, one or more special courses, and pass an examination upon them. Pupils will receive credit and testimonial seals to be appended to the regular diploma, according to the merit of examinations on these supplemental courses. 7.—THE PREPARATORY COURSE. Persons who are too young, or not sufficiently advanced in their studies to take the regular C. L. S. C. course, may adopt certain _preparatory lessons_ for one or more years. For circulars of the preparatory course, address Miss K. F. KIMBALL, Plainfield, New Jersey. 8.—INITIATION FEE. To defray the expenses of correspondence, memoranda, etc., an annual fee of fifty cents is required. This amount should be forwarded to Miss K. F. Kimball, Plainfield, N. J., (by New York or Philadelphia draft, Post-office order on Plainfield, N. J., or the new Postal Note, to be ready about September 1.) Do not send postage-stamps if you can possibly avoid it. _Three_-cent stamps will not be received. N. B.—In sending your fee, be sure to state to which class you belong, whether 1884, 1885, 1886, or 1887. 9.—APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP. Persons desiring to unite with the C. L. S. C. should forward answers to the following questions to MISS K. F. KIMBALL, PLAINFIELD, N. J. The class graduating in 1887 should begin the study of the lessons required October, 1883. They _may_ begin as late as January 1, 1884. 1. Give your name in full. 2. Your post-office address, with county and State. 3. Are you married or single? 4. What is your age? Are you between twenty and thirty, or thirty and forty, or forty and fifty, or fifty and sixty, etc.? 5. If married, how many children living under the age of sixteen years?[J] 6. What is your occupation? 7. With what religious denomination are you connected? 8. Do you, after mature deliberation, resolve, if able, to prosecute the four years’ course of study presented by the C. L. S. C.? 9. Do you promise, if practicable, to give an average of four hours a week to the reading and study required by this course?