The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-10-07
CHILLICOTHE, OHIO,
Sept lst, 1871.
National N ormaI S ch ool,
LEBANON, WARREN CO., o..
EXPENSE Including Tuition, Tails
BOGrd, PLAINLY Furnished Room, dRd
Book Rent 81 per tceck, Iy Self
Boarding, SO per Ueek.
THE REASONS WHY THIS INSTITUTION
HAS BECOME SO POPULAR.

!. It's sustained solely by The sh,li and
energy OF The teacherS, and not by thGow>
mehtr donated fOr sccial1an Inll uttr, ~ ~
state npin oprlarons iui political inhusEcs.
z. Inc teachers rre Selerted fpr their Pc
cnlinr Illness for The Lees they hhld, hLd no
to 'chrr II retained who does mt give entire
satlttartlon 10 The clhssos und'r his charge
Every st"de feels that nj! the teachers ere
working iur his interest and adyRnt fncnt;
hence nearly all students iflucpre their
friends TO come and enjoy the same adrns'A.
ges.
1. Most students are convinced af,er ,ryinx
this and comparing II with GhcrS, ihAi they
can accomplish ut least twr- M muth ivr
themselves, here in tho same length of tine
MS 1T any other institution.
b. Freedom from seclariRn bias md re.
straint promotes healthy religious activity,
making the 'o untury religious exerriies Js
most universal. Another result Of this free.
dom lSa daily prayer meeting sustained by
the studt nis with great interest and with u.
creasngly hopeful results.
0. Both sexes ENJOY equal rights and priys
i'eEeR. The entire freedom from restraint
IN social intercourse 40 generally ncpfetKtsd
or denounced IN other irst tutipns, Is found
ny ihG experience Of sixteen years 10 promote
The physcal health and moral purity OF both
sexes; wlle at the -RmH time, we Tely sern.
claliy on this feature to sustain good order,
good feeling, and earnest work in every do.
par.mcnt. T..
I. Tho large atcniauce {thc average term
attendance Gciug over 5tU.) enub'st " 10
maintain awidc rnngs Ofrcritatnns and dli,ls,
so that allwno enter here atnnl tine eau Gnd
classes 10 suit them in ncsrly AL sulj'cls.
s. The method. orlnstrn' ton aud dIll nfo
- much more thorough gong, practical and
objective thhn In npst other institutions, TINT
our pupil for tho most part, rlaEe nm Imrrs.
dlate success IN vhaiever business they isn>
dertake aiier icayiug here.
3. the large majority of tSnchers trniued
mere nnd lmmcdlWe rmp yuicB,, with good
positions; aud whHtis bettCi holi then, With
Increased saisreii OF have rulls to sill better
places
10. The spirit or the school IL that of hsrd
WORK and rigU economy, 7 he rrI,i Of cgste,
eAtraysgancc and how find no place amongst
us.
II. Every ARA cement IL being maGo By
the Principal to diminish the czpenses Of .tu.
dents m bOa!d, N hooks, IN stclionery, and
othet items, from which many other insutl-
uun" derive Their grentesi profits.
IL. The management end government
having the moral support aud hesri1 synis
pathy OF the large majority or tho Stud, n,s, IL
carried on wjthoEt any enacted laws u Is
found 70 bo immcaurably bitter N win any in-
d'v'dnni csses of irrrguluity ihaa 10 traniuei
the large majority OF good, earnest ttudcnts
With rules and regulators required only BY
tho fey.
IL. Tho stGttme euts N our catalogues hT0
ioun, hy those NhO come here 10 he rellahle.
sndihey Ella. ii send them shrosd eoSfohoTat-
ing snI sfycng ghenipg hose Siatemeu,e. ..t
CGiFlCGucs giving Tie particulars Wul 10
= 4. 1.MOLBROOH.
"oEe4iI Principal.