New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-06
5nstrnrIion.
For Bows and Young Men-country

A BOARDING SCHOOL of high grace lot
DG SPE Mf1 srS R Rfz a. FgHS
most 5saqu S county s sSd S PRadeh OF
Media leading journal says tine h Of Media
which prohibits Of Intoxicating drnk within me BOZ
which follow in its wake our boys can 70 about without
coming in contact With o. aPS a d for MSda the
admiration of all who have visited It. Inc 9Ss
eases We nave churones of Friends Methodist EPseCPa
Ian, Presbyterian Baptist and SshSG Sav While from
NewY the distance is now but three hogrf anu ouo
est po5Sle s SnS INC ''''
Term reOpehs mo- (sept) 10TH Students admitted al any
BSyard TAYLOR says take great pleasure in recommend
ing to parents Academy OF MT Swithn O.
Charles Leland ( Breitmanl saws III 10 an lhS'i
Judge George NJ Van HOesen Of New York. says short!
dses Media penn Academy affords Tne @ nS II not
only good school, but HON eike cheerful bnle
where rational ideas Of training combine 10 make w s
essay R 70 he b o. attention TO the Of
your position must make your school the serious auu h
Hon Thomas V Cooper President Of Pennsylvania Senate
says regard it of the finest in the state and one IN
and his assistants well known edueatgts oD.
to the use OF my name as Tefereace" ,,,.,o,,,ss'
General Charles H. T. Coils CITY Solicitor OF philadelphia
patron OF the Academy, says; use my name I'D any WY
The NeS York GTaphc SAYS Particular taken of
young boys home life being provided not usually founu In
The Philadelphia Times says; MT. s. c. shorlidge has
been long and ayoTa6 known e he ps year was
the most successful Mr. ShOrdge has had The class OF
Young men and unusually excellent The students
the respect OF our citizens ly their uiiOnY gen
manly dcmeanCr; they always showed dned selfTespec
generally chas Of schOObOys, Which speaks Wen
fOr the discipline and influence OF the Academy. we gadY
recO this noticed by cur people ana
ably commented upon ALL BUTT is not surprising tha MT
; has built np Institution in our borough He Is
unweared work. leaving the Academy IOi
hour time during school sessions; every
feels all times the masters presence we pIe
dict for the Media Academy increased popularity and useful
We heartily indorse the wen mefted notice from the
Media American. and commend MI ). c. snordges Acao'
envy public favor;
tREYl EDWAED LOUNsBERf
Rector Of Prot. Episcopal Church. Media PENN
(REy) EDWARD III. ROBBINS: g., =, ,.--, 7,,,,
crew JOS. r. TAYLOR GRAY. =, p, -,,,
HoS.) JOHN NJ BRooMALI,
(ENMember OF Congress and former ..,..,
Judge Of the DIstrict)
'00A' '0'' " cashier Of First National BsnK)
W. Y. HooPEs, FRED FAIRLAMR ,r--. ,..,..-.,
i"o''S president Of the First National Bank)
EpwTy FUssFLI IL ID. (MAJ) I. /. HALDEMAN.
UION) CHAs d. MANLEY. CHARLES ID. MELLEs.
HENI.Y {. HOWARD and many other citizens Of Media. -
OF study for Business Profession or COege SiO
quarter iull Boarding Washing, Gas schooling
Books, &c. &. &c. NO EXTRA CHARGES. students adj
Individual and class instruction Tor both
advanced backward pupils combining the adN anages OF
classified graded they held back IN other
deficiency I'm OF two branches Am
yOuug advanced rapidly In studies OF tbelr own
choice. Dull boys tutored privately special care ana pro
two Bowling Alleys &C. &C, Ten Instructors, all Gradu-
Harvard. four Yale
For Illustrated Circular address --z.-- =.
SWITHIN {. SHQRTLIDGE A. NJ,
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