The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
THE COLLEGE OF HARD ERADICATION.
L0CA ZION;
DALLAS, TEAS Near lClu Of Commerce and HarwOoi

DALLAS, TEAS Near torncr Of Commerce and HawOO'.
The sexes will have separate rooms and
Fairgrounds, but recite toguther in most
studies, The standard of department and
scholarship Will lie extreme y high.
The Dallas County Record OI Deeds, etc,
Volume 8G, pages 5ai-5, shows that this inst.
tuition does not belong to any church, board
of trustees or set of inHuenttals. II is pU-
rate enterprise for the uenetit OF the ~ oplc.
Let II stand on its merits, or fall. Your in
iuence IL solicited, not IN behalf Of mByelf
pegSOHdilB hut for the principles the institu
ton represents. The cause of exalted virtue
and Intelligence needs and deserves friends,
individuals are transitory; principles are
eternal.
Every person who sends u pupil that's
neither mean nor dull will he remembered
gratefully ana forever No arrangement
Will be mado or borders. They can do
better In private families, The sesS ON VIII
begin, ID, ", the third Monday IN Septem-
her. The entire expenses are ~ 80, $3.50, 50,
$3.50 and $40 per month, payable monthly or
quarterly IN advance. The tuition VIII be
refunded II parent or guardian thinks the
pupil IL not getting value received. There
must be 10 grumhling,
A NIGHT SCHOOL WILL BIC TAUGHT,
the rate ct tuition dep ending ON the number
of the pupils In the cinss.
MIR. j. b. MYERS possesses capacities for
mathematical science of u high an superior
order. tie can lthCn tlle integral calculus as
thoroughly and extensively us Is ever ro-
QulrCd In the best institutions in our country.
ALFRED RlORS (ProsbyterlRn,
Professor, OF Mathematics, Centre College,
Kentucky.
Mr.. j. Il MYERS graduated in the front
rank of his class. He is admirably qualified
u give instruction OF any grade in the Latin
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN (Baptlst,
Professor OF Latin, University of virginia.
desire to recommend Mr.. j. II, MYERS ms
, well qualified to give instruction I'm the
ureek language When say UcV qttdlidcd,
mean the tull force OF those expressive words.
MIR, MYERS Is an enthusiast in the profeS
Sion of teacher-inteGds to make II life
business.
PHlLANDER WILEY (,Iethod!stl,
Professor Of Greek, Ind Ash, University.
MIR. J. II MYERS has studied German aud
French uHder me FOR four terms. can
Cheerfully testify to his rapid progress and
high proficiency In the etymology aud SYM
tax of these two languages. lie Is also quail
| lied To give elementary instruction In span
lsh and Hebrew
JOHN A. REUBELT (Dlsclple),
Professor OF Latin and Modern langu ages,
Ind. Ash. University.
MIR. ], u. MYERS has been Jdiihda and
SuCcsSSftR student in the department of
"Belleslettres aud History" during his entire
course in Indiana Asbury University. But
few, II any, OF the graduates of this, or any
other college, have fuller or more accurate
command of the authors and principles I'm
this department. In both theory and prac-
ticc, his ability will speak out In Ills inter
course with the Informed.
BENZ. 4. HOYT iMethodisp,
Professor OF belleslettres and History, lndi-
ana Asbury University.
Having enjoyed the privilege Constructing
Mr., j. Il. MYERS In the department OF nat
ural sciences, and cherishing high appre-
citation OF his attachments and general scnol-
arshlp. | take pleasure in fuily endorsing
him as flrst-class student and christian
gentleman.
JOSEPH TGNGLEY lMethodisu,
Professor of Natural Sciences, Indiana As.
bury University.
We should deem any community highly
favored for whom the ser Ices OF Mr.. j. H.
secured.
HENRY y. WHITE,
President Col Arts, Kentucky University.
r. MlLLlGAN,
JOHN N. NEVILLE,
Professor OF Greek, Kentucky University.
ROBERT GRAHAM,
President of Hooker College.
Judging from the accurate and thorough
preparation of the students he has sent To
Centre College, nom the reputation be bears
and FROM peTtonal acquaintance OF several
years, regard Prof j. Il. MYERS a. one Of
the nrst scholars AMI among the most en- |
thusiastic, laborious and efficient teachers, |
In this state. %. BEATTY.
President of Centre Coll .ge.
Judging from his work as tested In Beth |
any college, l feel confident in recomm nd |
Ing Prof J b. MYERS, OF Kentucky, as a |
competent AND skillful trainer and instruct /
or In the important work OF preparing Dung /
men for the higher col eye course
W. X. PENDIETON.
President OF Bethany College.
/ was never apiincipal OF a city high
scnOoi, nor professor In college, simply be-
cause declined. I came TO Texas, simply
because my family physician gave me per
emptory orders so to do IT. you are not will
ing TO give me the advantage Of my life
record In Kentucky, just furnish me one
hundred and twenty-five good pupils here,
an I'll begin anew and write better one
In the Lone Star state. Respectful Y,
augllu ]. RuRDETr MYERS.