The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1871-03-02

management Of the Vineyard.
Senior Y car-F'irst Term. For stock
breeding in the Agricultural course,
substitute Flowers and Towering
Plants.
Second Tefm.-To Agricultural
course, add soils for different Fruits.
Students in this course have special
privileges and instruction in the care
and management of the Nursery, the
Orchard, and Vineyard, and may 1t
their option confne their labor to them
exclusively.
Mechanical Engineering.
Freshman year-same a. in Agricul-
tural course.
Sophomore Year--First Term-Same
as in Agricultural course.
Second Term.-Anal, tical Geometry,
Descriptive Analysis.
Junior Year-First Term. Diferen-
tial and Integral Calculus, Mechanics,
Shades, Shadows, and Perspective,
Landscape Gardening.
Second Term.-Physics, Mechanics,
Machine.
Dra,ci,g.
Senior Year-First Term.-Mineral-
ogp and Geology, Political Economy,
Theory Of Motors, Designing and Ma
chine Drawing.
Second Term-Psychology, Consti-
tutional Law, general study Of models,
strength of materials.
CivI Engineering.
-. For the Freshman, Sophmore, and
junior years, the course is identical
with the course in Mechanical Engin-
eering.
Senior Year-First Term.-Mineralo
gy and Geology, Political economy, The
DRY Of Motors, Cumulative analysis,
Designs and drawings Of mining ma.
chinery.
Second Term.-Psychology, Constitu.
tional Law, Metallurgy, Mine Survey
ing, Practical Mining, strength of mate
rails.
Architecture.
For the Freshman, Sophomoe, and ju-
Nor years, the course Is identical with
the course in mechanical engineering.
Senior Year-First Term ineralo.
gy and Geology, political economy, his
tory and principles Of Architecture, de-
tailed study Of the different orders, Arch
itectural drawing
Second Term.-Psychology, Constitu-
tional Law, Architectural Designs,
strength OF materials, stone cutting.
Students in the Mechanical Departs
ment may at their option have all their
labor in the workshop, and thus learn
practically the use Of tools and ma.
chimes.
Ladies Course.
The ladies are permitted to study any
Of the branches in the Agricultural and
Mechanical courses, aud in addition, at
choice, EIocution, Study Of Words, En-.
glish Classics, Elements of Criticism,
Domestic Economy, instrumental Mu-
sic.
Normal Course.
The Normal course aims to give spec.
ial training to thoso Of both sexes who
choose to teach, either for . long or
limited period in the schools Of the state.
Many students from all departments EN-.
ploy the annual winter vacation In teach
ing. The course Of lectures for this De-
partment includes, Organization and
Government Of Schools; Methods Of
Teaching; Primary Instructions; Nat
ura' order Of studies corresponding to the
order Of the evolution Of the intellectual
powers; Mental PHILOSOPHY as applied
to the work of the school. room Rigid
review of the common branches.
All male students Of the College are
expected to attend all military exercises
In their respective classes. Candidates
for admission will he examined In En-
glish Grammar, Reading, Writing Spe l
ing, Geography, Arithmetic, and the
Of Algebra SO far as simple
These several branches lie
1t the foundation Of good scholarship,
and proficiency in each and all Of them
will he a coudition Of admission. Stu
dents pay nothing for tuition and rent,
nor for the general expenses of the col>
lege, and are paid for their labor ut it,
value to the college, the rate varying
from three to nine cents per hour. A
fair estimate Of the expenses for next
year commencing Marcel, sth, 1871 may
be 81 down ~ follows:
To Board SO weeks, slOs,OO
+" Laundry, 5to 1900
" Fires and Lights, 800
Repairs, 800
a" Books 4 Stationery, TOTO 1000
Iota', 14l to $l6l 90
In addition to the above, charges will
be made to students of certain clueses a.
follows
For use Of piano and organ, $3.50
For chemicals, $1,000 to 5000.
Students earnings vary with their
age, strength, and previous knowledge
'nd skill, the time they devote to labor,
md their general efficiency. The pas,
year students have earned In some in.
stances as much ~ Sl2o, aud have, by
fully paid their college OK
'ensea an average Of earnings for the
'ast year has been $5i, including the
'oung, the sick, and the inexperienced.
labor is imperative, and the
Trustees at their annual meeting, Dec.
9th, 1870, established the following
'ates OF payment for the year 1871:
]. Students working on the farm, or
ising other heavy work which IL no,
instructive, shall be paid at the rate O,
rom three to nine cents per hour.
2. Students laboring III the garden.