Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-03
Published by N. e.. Goddard,
Windsor, W.

.Aad for sale in all parts Of " Engidndand " York;
NIARSIIALI.S NEW SPELLING BOOK Axp Ell.
Nl EMENrARY PRINCIPLES OF THE ENGLISH
LANGUAGE calculated to teach Spelling and read
ing BY asocatou dcaton, and the usual mode OF exer
oi-ing ia elasses-by EInUE r. MARSHALL, author OF
"srclling Book of the English Language" Sc.
The above work has been prepared with grout care,
and is believed 10 possess many advantages other
books Of the kind now in The nnme Of the author
will readily be recognized by many Of School Com
mitees and Teachers, who have in years past, adopted
and used his former work, upon which the present one
believed To be very great improvement.
MANY ,eeemmendntory notices have already been re.
ce'Sea' among which are tho following
From "7he Gem" Rochester, ". Y. June IS, 1886.
"Our esteemed friend Marshall has just published
Spelling Book, which excels his former excel
lent elementary publications. lis arrangements adj
mirale. and the lessons emiueny calculated TO amuse
and gradually lead forward the young mind TO
uTe efforts. II is interpreted with cuts illustrative Of
the familiar readings which accompany them. Besides
the ordinary spelling AMI reading lessons, it contains
Epome Dictionary, which will be exceedingly useful to
the scholar We ofhc opinion that this eff 'rt OF Mr.
Marshall will meet as most richly deserves with
tended patronage. II coull proftaby supersede msny
of he day books which still in in many Of our
schools
From The "Peopies Press" MiddeJury, ". .qugui o.
"Marshars New Spelling Book. recently published al
Windsor ia this state, by n. G. Goddard appears in d
style highly credable the publisher and may De
sidered valuable Improvement on the old "Spelling
Book Of the English Language" by The same author"
From The Courier, Woodsiock, ". July 81, 1896.
"Marshalrs New Spelling ,ok, just published by y
C. Goddard Of Winlor believe, the neates arti-
Gle Of the kind offered in the market II printed
new stereotype plates of the most finished workman
ship and il tered inviting 10 the juvenile mind, by
numerous cuts illustrative Of the reading Lessons The
whole plan Of the work demonstrates that the author
gave TO that time and attention which il required.
lie has introduced what have long idercd very
important in spelling book, Script letter..
he scholar by having perfect copy iUi him TO follow
aud by being early accustomed to write Slate the
author recommends, will in opinion be- more Of
acquiring easy and permanent style Of writing than
they now do. The lessons in Reading aud Spelling
coed each other in such iucous that the lit
lie abclarans Will scarcely perceive the ascent, they
mount the hill Of cisuce. We hope that teachers and
parents will not delay an examination Of the work. and
they will see for themselves that what we have said o
the book, amply mered and will Immediately bring il
iato use"
1ITeachers and committees will be supplied with CO.
pies for examination, together with Analysis Of ia,
work free Of charge b, calling the subscriber or
ing their orders TO tae Rutland store where they
are for sale by the dozen or single.
W. FAY.
November %, 1896. 493m.