Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-02-12
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Mount Union COIlcge-Its Distinctive
Features and Late Improvements.

| Mount Union CoIIcge-Its Distinctive
Features and Late improvements.
The winter Term now closing is larger than any
former. Attendance in Depa rtments past year
1,197; total from origin Of College, 1O647. Of whom
1913 have taught public schoo ools-a third being
ladies'. The Departments-Ancient and Modern
Classical the Philosophic, Scientific, Commercial,
Musical, Fine Art, Normal and Preparatory
stand unsurpassed in modern facilities and com
petent professors. German or French may be
elected foI Latin or Greek. Among the distinct
i've features, are entire liberty in the choice Of
studies or courses prominence to practical stud-
les; equal admission to ladies'; objectlye-teach-
ing by the use Of Apparatus and Natural Speci-
mems economy in students expenses; superior
literary societies; Christian, but non sectarian
and non-partisan; three regular coilege a Terms rs
think act and govern themselves; special care
Of the health morals 6nd comfort, as well as the
instruction Of students, Apparatus and museum
(worth $3.50 900 to illustrate and apply all studies
Superior advantages in vocal and insLrume entail
music. also commercial science. Over 1900 stu
dents instructed in this commercial or business
School, under the College Charter, are satisfacto-
riiY filling good situations. Mt. Union College
is purely philanthropc; its property. estimated at
$453, ,175, obtained by donation and held In trust
for the educational benefit Of students, enables
auy person of either sex freely to obtain thorough
illustrative instruction in any study. The Col
lege, by having erected and furnished buildings
for extensive boarding accommodations, regulates
the price of students board and rooms at about
50 per week-elub and self-board, in families or
al the College buildings, at less rates. Tuition in
any department Is Dut trife. This College as
sists its students to q support both by its eco
nomical plan of boarding. and by the arrange
ment Of fits spring, summer, and fall terms. be- /
ginning the last Tuesday in February. middle Of /
Nay, and last Tuesday in August, which enables /
Students to earn their college expenses by teaching
during the winter without losing time from their L
college classes; while special winter term, be-
ginning last Tuesday in November, accommodates
Students not teaching. The call for competent
teachers is equal to the supply. Mt. Union is
healthy, moral, accessible. Religious tone of the
is especially good. For Catalogue, |
address President o. N Hartshorn, IL. D.. M
Jnion or Alliance, o. Students can enter at any
ime, at proportional rates. After arriving at the
Union Depot at Alliance, Stark Co., Ohio-this |
,eing the junction of the Pittsburgh, Fit. Wayne |
Chicago, and the Cleveland, Pittsburgh & |
Wheeling -Railroads-take the omnibus. and Is /
minutes ride brings Students and baggage to the
ommodious College buildings and boarding halls. |
'hus, we see this live College is eminentfy pro-
ressive and useful. The late ChiefJustIce
hase, one Of its trustees, urged that mount
nion College, with its increased facilities, can
nd should freely extend its rare advantages
} vastly more OF our country's. young men and
omenn