HEALDSBURG COLLEGE

International Tract and Missionary Society · Oakland, California · Feb 14, 1884

HEALDSBURG COLLEGE.

A Model Institution for General Culture. Instruction Given in the Branches of the Usual College Curriculum.

Special Attention to Common Branches and the Elements of Learning.

Physical Culture and Experience in the Most Common Affairs of Practical Life, and the Useful Trades are Combined in This College with the Study of the Regular School Branches.

This College Is Very Successful in the Education of Youth, Because It Is Founded on Correct Principles.

1. The Bible is made the Text-book of Morals and Religion, and nearly every member of the school has Daily Recitations in Biblical History.

2. The union of manual and mental labor among the students will secure to them habits of industry, as well as a knowledge of the most common methods of obtaining a livelihood, and will thus make of them practical men and women.

3. The strong Moral and Religious influence finds its equal in no other institution of the kind.

4. The expenses of Students for Board, Tuition, etc., come within the ability of all.

5. The Discipline is rigid, and the Instruction is thorough and Practical throughout.

DISCIPLINE.

One of the most prominent features of Healdsburg College is the effort to impress upon its students the claims and benefits of morals and religion. Any one of known evil habits, who is exerting a pernicious influence upon his fellow-students, is not tolerated in the school.

During the year 1883 there was completed a large building called

NORTH COLLEGE HALL,

Upon a tract of five acres of ground, the whole designed for a Students' Home, where will be afforded the best home influence, and an opportunity for combining manual labor with study. No other institution offers so favorable facilities on so reasonable terms.

To those who wish to obtain instruction in the Bible, Old and New Testament History, &c., special inducements are offered. A class will be opened at the beginning of the Spring Term, for old and young.

A PRIMARY DEPARTMENT

is connected with the College to accommodate those children whose parents desire to place them under the instruction and moral influence of the school.

The Spring Term began January 2, 1884, and closes May 29, 1884. Any information, and calendar sent on application.

Address, S. BROWNSBERGER, A. M., President, Healdsburg, Cal.