New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-17
A BOARDING SCHOOL of high grade for

A BOARDING SCHOOL of high grade for
~ YPE 2p pS B2y a. P %9aG Situated II oSe
most beautiful country seats Of Eastern ~
Media leading Journal says "Tne denominations which sur
round so man, TOWNS 40 a9t rsoS s 9 w6 he Bor
o.gh has away from many Of the EVIL Influences
coming IN contact with averns or saloons The beauty Of
5 anI of an o aTe y t. The highlands upon
which the town. built preclude danger rom asmanc aus
Han Presbyterian Baptist and Catholic The railroad ael'
NcwYork the distance if but three hours and from
Washington and Baltimore the time is cut down TO the quick
Term reopens mo- sept) Students admitted at
Baad TAYLOR says lake great pleasure x recommend
Charles Leland e. Hans Bretman saws at Is an insti
tuition liked By pupils az well as parents; v, ~ Short
udtes Media Academy affords The best Instruction
only good school, but a HON like, cheerful establishment
whore rational ideas Of training combine to make tha WIo
TO the growth Of healthy youth" .. -, ,.,. ~,
your position mus make yo1r school the serious and
Hon Thomas Cooper President OF Pennsylvania Senate
says regard Of the finest IN the state and one N
aud his assistants wei known educators" ..
70 Hon FeT91nS 9 p w0Sd P3lTa i eneu
General charles H. n Coils CITY solicitor Of Philadelphia
patron Of the Academy, says Use ny name In any way
You wish az reference go q, ,,,,,., o.ro q, ,o,,o, n,
Young boys die being provided not usually found in
The r6iladcipha Times says Mr. 8 G. shortlidge has
been long and favoraby known a. successful esGheL
the most successful Mr. Shortdge has had The class OF
Young men and boys unusually excellent The students
the respect 81 our citizens by their uniformly aeuu
manly deeanor always showed dignined seltTespec
generally cteTsC Of schOOlbOys which speaks Wen
oi the discipline influence OF the Academy WegadY
this noticed by peoue ana taver
ably by all Butt Il not sufpt1sing tha MI
: has buii up rstclass Institution in our borough He Is
his work. scarcely ever leaving the Academy LOT
even an hour al school sessions depart
nent all times the masters presence We pre-
diet for the Media Academy increased popularity and useful
We heartily mdorse the above well meued notice from the
Media American. and commend Mt D. C. shortldges Acad
envy public favor
tREy.l EDWARD LoUNsBERY, $500 -,
Rector OF Prot. Episcopal Church. Media, PENN
crew. EDWARD H. ROBBINS, =, a., -. ,,,,,
crew Jos. r. TAYLOR GRAY. ,,,,,,, r, I,..,
HoxJ JOHN VI. BROoMALL,
(EX.Member Of Congress and former 80,
Judge Of the Dstrict)
WILL ''' v" Cashier Of First National BanK)
W. Y. hOoPEs FRED FAIRlAMB ,,,-
THOMAS ]. HALDENAS, - -, . -, ~,
EDWIN RUSSELL, NJ. D. (MAJ) l. l.. HALDEMAN.
(HoND CHAR. D. MANLEY CHARLES ID. WELLEs
Henry {. HOWARD and many other citizens OF Media. -
OF business, Profession or college, eiO
quarter full cost for Boarding washing Gas sehOong
B0oka &c. a. sc. NO EXTRA CHARGES. students adj
med time. Individual and class instruction ior boh
advanced backward pups combining the advantages OF
and classroom drill. students carefully
classified graded they held back IN other
yOung advanced rapidly in studies OF their own
choice Dull boys tuOred privately Special care ana pro-
young boys. Excellent table Gymnasium, with
Bowling Alleys &C. &C. Ten lnstIuctofs All Htadu
Rtes-one Harvard. four Yale,
fO' sWTTHIN Q. sHoRTLIDGE, A. NJ,