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TNNHE First Glass Reader a selection for Exercises in
n Reading from standard American and British authors.
For the Of higher classes ell common schools and acad
emies in the United States
The Second Class Reader; for the use of the middle
classes.
The Thud Glass Reader: for the use of The younger
classes.
Progressive Primer or Fourth Glass Reader for the
of the younger classes.
The alloy popular of eadng Books prepared
by B. d Emerson late Principal of the Adams Grammar
School Boston. They adopted exclusively IN all
the public schools in Philadelphia generally used
in the of Vermont and New Hampshire than any 9th
er serious and fast coming in the es:c heNew
Enrand States and in the slate of New York. and especi
ally in the Middle and Southern States The demand ior
them from all quarters increasing beyond any former pre-
is considered the best evidence OF their su-
peror fitness for the use intended
Emerson's Spelling Book.
This Spelling Book is becoming highly celebrated for IFS
peculiarly appropriate classification of words and lessons
and its univaed system of pronunciation. II may prop
ery be called revised and improved version of the old Ma
tDna Spelling Book tmeaning that now in general usel
The principal Improvements follows The in such
words pubck, rolck and the in such words as honour
favour etc., omitted the Key rendered more simple
ana additional progressive reading lessons illustrated by
cuts are introduced In It's present popular iorm Is be-
evcd be better adapted the wants of common schools
of our country than any other spelling book presented
the public. Notice The following opinions from men of
great and acknowledged judgment;
The ingenious classification Of the words to mark
accurately the sounds only Of the accented but OF the
unaccended syabes the concseness and simplicity Of the
Introduction and Key the abundance and udceus arrange
nent Of tho matter contained IN the work. ana us iahlu
mechanical execution render it, in oplonlon, decidedly
ted"
John Frost, Cornelius Walker, Charles Fox, Barnum
Field, Abraham Andrews N. X G. Oliver, VIM. Adams
Members in the Department of Reading and Grommar in
the Public Schools Of Boston,
The School Committee of the city of Boston, after a very
critical examination, have ordered its introduction into all
the public schools Of that city. And the Vermont Com
mssioners appointed by the Legislature have reconmer-
ded this Spelling Book of the best for the
public schools of that state.
The Introduction the National Spelling Book with
RPa dlnoI inr eofn
attractive lite foerunne ofthe National Spelling Book has
hardly rival in the Market and has been almost invara
bly, adopted where teachers ard others have had opporu
nifty TO examine it. Copies for examination will be furnish
cd by the publishers
Enlersons .4rithmeticS
The North American Arithmetic: Part First, for young
learners. BY Frederick Emerson. This is small book,
designed for CHI dren from five 10 eight years of age. The
plan entirely original and peculiar The lessons IL
iusiraed with cuts and unit Marks which render them at
once Interesting and impressive.
The North American Arithmetic: Part Secondly the
same author Part Second contains within itself system
of menta and written Arithmetic sufficiently extensive for
all the common purposes Of business The work is grad
uan IT'S progress that each lesson prepares the learner for
that which comes after, and comparatively little instruction
IS required om tho teacher, Pat Second is designed
the final book for common schools and few scholars will
have occasion 10 GO beyond it,
Lemprieres Classical Dictionary for schools and acad-
emes. Abridged by S. G. Goodrich, This edition
ans every in the best revised English edition Of Lem
prieres original work II also all the that
either important useful for those attending
schools and academies. The original work is iul Of
indicate passa ges which necessarily exclude 1t from the
multitude of schools for young PERSONS 10 which would
otherwise be of The greatest importance In this work all
such passages excluded.
Voses School Astronomy; with numerous plates. -
Teachers and school committees furnished with copies o.
this work for examinations application to the publisher
Oct. lst 1910 u eow6t