National Republican., 1884-08-25

building corner OF Ninth aud ID streets north
intending to enter the Departmental fos the school
year then to open are requested TO be present.
For circulars or 9tnGE I lnf9rmai2p f me t apply TO-
omce, No. b22 9Th st. ~ W., lie Drolt Building.
au2b-1m
ER1ENDs' SELECT SCHOOL
An Elementary and High School for both
sexes, 1871 ! street northwest, reopens ninth
in English, Mahcmatics, ISS% cissscs and S NaiuraI
Science, Books furnished by school Terms
moderate. Apply az school rooms. rom 10 n
an23-im TnoS w. sTDwELL, Principal.
SwITHIN c. sHoRTLIDGEs
| hg,, MEDIA ACADEMY NEptA, PENN.
Thirteen miles from Broad Street station,
Philadelphia, school year 1884 SO opens Tues.
dy dny, sept o. Fixed price covers every expense,
syen Siio books @ &c; ~ extra eharges except foi
classified at any time. No examination neces.
sary for admission. summer vacation school
sept. @, but students may come at any time be-
fore sept. 9, or be admitted after the 9th, when
n,ighsst ,,g grade for young men and boys one of
cn. cne pest equipped, best taught, aud most sue
Fifteen experienced tenchers all men and ali
graduates-six Of them Harvard men All
nenlng an g n small clnsses 50 that each pupil may
g2lh advanced and backward pupils In
deScIdan ddlySldIgal n,, and class instruction. Early
Dung men whose education has been neglected
instructed privately. Speclnl opportunities for
for dull and bacisward boys. Patrons or stu stu
gents inny select amy studies or choose the regu-
lar ENGLISH, Scientific, Civll Engineering, Bust
ness, or Classical Course, or parts of dilferent
courses. students fitted ut Media Academy are
now In Harvard. Yale, University OF Pennsyl-
vania, Princeton, Iehigh Lafayette, University
OF NirSlh,a Columbia, William, Dickinson, and
College students Of any class tutorcd In any
study and Htied for nny college examination, x
physical and chemical labratory. Courses Of
ANN at mr.
the Academy Library. In 1888 Physical appa.
College and admitted IL 1881 'Rsens Tweny i'G IN issl.
A0raduatng Class every year In the CONNER
which ali tho. students live with tho
Principal. No boarding out in private fam
wardrobe, bureau, table. washstand, toilet set
two single beds with springs, good mattresses
pilSTsi and SrSar all ample supply Sf bedding all q
throughout and thoroughly heated by steam.
Ro0ms Rooms I9r tyS RoSs ss Ne large d3rmtorIes
generous table. The students are not poorly fed
under the economical plea that plain food and
fitted out IN the best manner. Experienced men
walters. First class steam laundry. Day and
Bowling BOWL % alleys aud oi6er 6"iGi GStufes "' Ampe 9
grounds for base ball, foot ball and other athletic
malaria he Reah @ record dSoPf Of Media GIs'fG h @ S
parallels, Media Academy has all tho convent
snces and appliances , necessary to make Il real
the training of gentlcmen, No hazing or other
rowdylsm. No "rOughing IT. Students at
this academy must not sacrifice the home
Influences FOR an education devoid OF
good morals,. good manners, and gem
teel surroundings The school Is adapted
In every way to the education ofyoung men and
bows only. Media Academy is not n mixed
school, hut strictly boarding school for the
male sex. Media has seven churches and Tenn
perance charter which forblds the sale of all In
toNicating drinks. Media is conveniently nc
cessible from all points. No change OF depots
In Philadelphia, via Pennsylvania Railroad,
coming from New York, Pittsburg Baltimore,
Street station, Philadelphia, for Media Return
trains every hour; distance. thirteen miles. Ask
at Media Station for Academy coach. which
meets every train Drive to the school, only
five minutes. For new Illustrated circular OF
Media Academy address the Principal and Pro-
prietor, SwITHIN C. SHORrLTDGE, a. II.
and A, NJ. (Graduatc of Phillips Exeter Acad-
emy and Harvard College,, Media, Pcnna
aulO.lm