Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-09
10Th v. Hardness ACADEMY
or THE
DELAWARE STATE NORMAL UNIVERSITY.
JOHN CALVIN uAuUnESp
JOHN CALVIN HARKNFSS.

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JOHN CALVIN HARDNESS,
.ry A. M, Principal.
FACULTY OF BIGHRsT CHARACTER AVN
ABILITY, 10 MEMBERS.
A. this date Of July 18th, 1855, the ub-
scrlber has been In the schooIroom with
TX, rhnos; AARKNEss four weeks aud registered
me 1, names ofso pupils. Having been thus
iHoroed an opportunity OF observing the
pIihcipal as a teacher, after prefacing thai
ns desires me to say, although ne has been
t stiIi ,n 20 many FEARS, hS finds that he
long experience and Christian reformati On
mas overcome many Of his faults and learned
new methods Of instruction and govern.
my own: "'''A' VI
rirst.The principal readily adapts him
sell 70 MS pupils, and to each and every
pupil Individually. He has a pleasant and
tran;s ed amer OF treating them as his
Irienis ana co. iaDerers; he is laboring Z
make them intelligent and useful mem ers
OF society. and they by their diligence and
docility working with him for Themselves In
become prepared fer the greatest possioI,
usefulness. success and happiness in life
Se,ond-The principal has a uniform ma.
sience, kindness, gentleness united with
hrmness and quiet d determination. He rules
MS scholars by Kindness and love and Keeps
them under perfect control. He has happy
way OF giving instruction, reproof and i'd
dote. oHes-
Third-The principal has ever in view the
duty, clearly revealed and faithfully per.
termed, Of saving In purity and grace. NOR.
ailty aud tru.hfulness, the children for lives
OF moral re:titude and Christian beauty.
me children. under his instruction, are in
az a.,mospners o, perfect harmony, purity,
tenement, kiudness and sociabllity, the
Ilttle ones receive much Of instruction al
most without knowing 1t, and the older ONES
nnd 10 their tsacher not only practical and
es .i instructor, but a true and devoted
NELLIE M. GARABRANT, Secretary.
instruction oeilyi enter now; secure seats
now Tor fall term. Send by mail o. call for
g. dialogue now. BUSINESS HOURS: O'Clock
10 ii q. m Tenth and 10 arket streets.
! entered the ACADEMY az pupil August
24'h; Since that time have mad the onpor-
tunlty OF observing rRoP Hardness as
teaoher during my own recitations as we'll as
are pupil the AGA DENY.
l. consic or miss 1arabrant's statements
true ana mSue IN clear and concentrations
manner. | take pleasure IN signing the
MINNIE TEA aa y fe5 .sSixnsd SEQ
WILMINGTON. DEL, Aug. 30, 1885.
~ WiLMINGIog. DBL, Aug. 81, 1880.
10 WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: an study
i ID Latin and Greek with Prot. John u.
Hardness since August I'd. have taken
twenty-four lessons; have heretofore attend
ed classical college near Baltimore, Md.
OF the highest repute and excellence; have
also had one OF the best private tutors / am
not only sa tished, but very mucl pleased
with Prof. John U. Hardness, and recon.
mend him to my friends and colleagues. /
July endorse the foregoing obsei yations
.hrst. second and tn ird." and opinions or
Miss GARABEANT and Miss HARTFORD be-
cause. after careful observation and reflec-
true HUBERT p. BRAnY
WILMINGTON, DEL, Sept l. scps-tf