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Philadelphia University
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
ORGANIZED, 1913.

WdFch 10, 1900.
TWO full sessions of Lectures each yenr com-
mcncng the first of October. and continuing un-
til April. The Dissccting Rooms open, and
private lectures and qnSzcs continue during the
entire year. The first session continues until
Christmas or for three mont hs and the second nm
Ill the frs, Of April, three months; the two con-
stiutirg one full course OF lectures. Examination
OF candidates for graduation " i'll occur at The end
Of each session.
REQUISITES ron GRADuATroN. The requisites
for graduation arc three sessions of lectures, and
three years study; or four sessions, including two
years spent at the University.
The SYSTEM or MEplClNE TArcnT.--The Uni
vcrsity is II liberal medical school in which MI
branches OF medicine and surgery taught, in
c'ni'ng the preparatory studies. without regard TO
any scciarnn views. lIcMcc. willie they dc,,rccate
the cNclusiv"ncss OF Alnpatlry. i;olmu rnihy, Ec-
lcciicism. llyIropnhy. etc. the, believe ,hnt nll
principles OF cure and thcmpru.icnl agents should
be taught in all well suatcd medical schools aud
that every Intelligent. honest. aud thorough prnc-
titioner Is entitled to all the cui,cscs and priyi-
lrgcs OF the profession without regard his pccu-
liar notions in therapeutics.
FEEs.-Thc fees for nil branches nolu, ling MI
the tickets, mairicuaton. and dissection, a,e SGU
session, or $40 per year Those who purchase
tickets only have to maricuntc once. which makes
the second session 500. including demonstrators
iecs or 81 - i',r II lt!l course 70 aid young mcn
OF moderate means, the University has issued five
hundred scholarships. which arc sold to first course
students tor $40, and to src0, course students
and clrrgymrn Tor 500, each constituting the hold
or II life mcmbcr. with The perpetual privileges Of
HE lectures aud all the teachings Of the school
The o'y additional fees arc a YEARLY ,,issrctiny
and nn,ricua,ing ticket each OF whit h is 50
lE ADVANTAGES or ScnoLAESuirS Tine stu
dent holding scholarship can enter the College
ut any time during the year attend ns lorp as he
chooses. aud ro.cnicr lhc Institution as ircuucutly
nS desired.
II requires rrcvi"rs rca'inm or study 10 enter
ING University on scholarships, hence all private
tuition fees are saved.
Students. by holding scholarships, can prosecute
| other business part Of ia" ti,"c.
TIL" candidate fer graduation can present him
sell at amy mc an,l receive his degree IL, soon as
qualified.
IN case n student should hold scholarship and
not b" able To attend irctucs il can be transferred
I" another, thus prcvcnn: amy loss.
Parents. guardians or irinEs Of students wish
ing to purchase scholarships Tor them :, year or
mon" before their attendance AT the University,
can secure thcm by Advancing one .h,If Tie price,
nml paying the hanncc when Tie student enters
rhys,r'ans and benevolent mcn can bes'ow great
beneht upon poor young m"n, by presenting them
u scholarship, and thus enabling, .om to obtain an
honorable profession.
11fE REGUitR TLCTL7I.
James MrCintock a. NJ, VI. d. Professor
OF the Principles and pr,ctirr ui SURGERY
Wm Paine. NJ. d. Professor "i',hc Principles
and Practice of Mc,!;cimc md Pathology.
6. ;. Hann'i, \. ~. NJ D., Professor Of
Chemistry, Pharmacy. and l'oxi., >nrv.
+. G. Dalton, a. NJ, NJ. d., Professor of
Physiology.
IL. J. l'rucct, A. NJ. NJ. D., Professor Of Ma.
tcra Mcdica and Therapeutics
n. H. Thomas. NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy,
General, Special Microscorcal, and Putholugi-
Joseph S. LongShorr. NT d. Professor Of Oh.
stctrcS, and Disc;,scs ui Won,,, nut t;h;lircu
II. ID. Buchanan, NJ d., Professor or Minor
Surgery.
PR 0FESSORS or SrECIiL Rnl NCyTEs
a; LIyczey a. NJ. Nj. d., Professor Of Clini-
| cal Medicine.
j. s. I.nngshorc, VI. D., Professor Of Clinical
| Obstetrics.
+. A. Won M,srl,ishcr II. D., Professor Of
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear
H. O'dshnc. Nj. D., Professor Of Urine Pathol-
l. Lukcns, NJ d., D, d. s., Professor Of Den
tistrv.
G. Murphy. NJ. D., Professor of Medical ou-
risprudencc.
w. NJ. Cornell. NJ. D.. III. D.. Professor of
| Hygiene and Physical Culture.
Il. B. Weaver, a. NJ, NJ. d., Demonsrator
of Anatomy.
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