National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-26
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~ MEDIA ACADEMY, MEDIA PENN
Philadelphia, school year issi-s5 opens OPS U. Tues.
day: sept; o. FIXED price covers every expense,
Music and Chemicals Students admitted and
eIassilied az any time No examination neces.
July and August ,rheregular school year opens
svp ln so ~ pni students may come at any time be-
vacancies occur A boarding school Of the
nn,ghsst ,ng s grade for young men and boys. One Of
ecssf1l schools IN The United States; sp always S @ @
grndHa, gltdeSn seXpfrieneed teachers all men and Al
Teaching in small cSsses so that tea each PUP pupil may M
bob bSXs sGydSal Sare Special attention to
dyiduai and and % class s"0Tm mstrncIonp Ipp'' Early p
dciiclencies in young mems education corrected.
onng men whose education has been neglected
instructed privately Special opportunities for
apt n tu students , to ~ advance rapidly special drl
dents may select any studies or choose the res,i.
lar EngliSh, scientific, Civil Engineering, Bnsi.
noss.ea or sea Sen oGHTse cS or parts OF different
now in Harvard Yale, University of Pennsyl-
yg9n,a Princeton, C LehiSh, lafayette University
several POLYTECHNIC schools Conditioned"
College students Of any class tutored in any
physical and u, chemical labratory. Courses Of
LECTURES, with the best and fullest apparatus for
the Academy Library in 1883. Physical nppa-
@ rs,ns doubled in iss3. Ten students fitted ior
cial DSpsrtmenI Fine school buiidin@s uIS Hiyn in
Principal. No boarding out in private fam
ilies. Rooms carpeted and furnished with
wardrobe, bureau, table washstand, toilet set,
two single beds with springs, good mattresses,
pillows, and al ample supply Of bedding, all in
throughout, and thoroughly heated by steam.
Rooms for two boys. No large dormitories
| Rooms lighted with gas. Media Academy sets u
| generous table. The students are not poorly fed
under the st economical ps plea it plain food and
| lifted out IN the best manner. Experienced men
walters. First class steam laundry Day and
| nlght watchman. A gymnasium with two
| bowling alleys and other fixtures Ample
malaria. The health record of Media has few
| parallels. Media Academy has all the convent
| enCes and appliances necessary to make II n real
| home and n first class academy. A school for
the training oTgentlemen; No hazing Or other
thls academy must not sacrifice the home
influences for an education devoid OF
good morals, good manners, and gem
| teel surroundings. The school is adapted
boys only. Media Academy Is not u mixed
school, but strictly u boarding school for tho
male SEX. Media has seven churches and u Tenn
pernnCe charter which fOrblds the sale of all In
| toxicating drinks. Media IL conveniently nc
cessible from all points. No change Of depots
in Philadelphia via Pennsylvania Railroad,
| coming from New York, Pittsburg, Baltimore,
| or Washington. Nineteen trains leave Broad
| Street Station Philadelphia for Media. Return
| trains every hour; distance thirteen miles. Ask
| meets every train. Drive to the school, only
| five minutes. For new illustrated circular OF
| Media Academy address the Principal and Pro-
| prietOr, SWITHIN O. SHORILIDgE. A. b.
and a. NJ Graduate of Phillips Exeter Acad-
omy and Harvard College,, Media, Penna.
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