Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-01-04
NUTTrNG,s NEW GRAMMAR.

! Il p. WALTON St SONS, Montpelier, have recently
Ne published New Grammar by tho Rev. Rufus Nut
ting Professor Of Languages in Western Reserve College,
this work enlargement and Improvement Of the excel
lent and highly popular grammar by the same author, first
published IN 1895 and extensively used in Vermont. The
following testimonials to the excellence of this book have
already been received.
NUTTtNG'S NEW GRAMMAR.-To the PubHsh-
ors Of Nuting's NeD Grammar. Having atcntyeiy ex
ahmed the New Grammar Of Rufus Nutng now publish.
ing by YOU can truly say that am happy recommend
IT. because in so doing believe subsevc as far as my
opinion may have weight, the interests of popular education
in our statee had always considered the former Grom.
mar by the author equal and in many respects sumo
nor to any IN uses and on comparing the present work
cd and large of highly interesting and useful matter
added, which in my opinion makes a work better
adapted 10 inc use OF our common schools han
mar oxant. u THOMPSON
Mon pelci, Sept a. 1910. '0-''
= have Tor several years adopted Nuttngs system oil
snghsh Grammar; and am prepared say, that in my
opinion, II greatly superior any now in use not only MS
correct IN The principles of the language hut being adap
,eu 70 INC capacity Of learners After using most Of the
rhgsh Grammars now in use have found that scholars
make much more rapid progress in following dis system
man any oher' The improvements which distinguish it
should not be considered bold and niudcons innovations
they accord with the opinions Of learned men in ENGLAND
Scotland and France who have written on this subject
THIS system has also been recommended and adopted for
many Yeas in the schools ofsomc of the l.. States and
has been approved by distinguished Professors in The
Colleges. Il SHEPARD, Teacher of The Model
School ofthe Ohio University
Ohio University, (Alhens,) Sept ls4O
From an experienced Teacher in Detroit Nieh1
PROF. IL. NuTfiNa al am exceedingly anxious that
your Grammar should he universally known. TIE mole I
use it the better like it. have fever seen n work Of the
kind which think can be compared with it, | have used
all OF the other most popular systems but without being able
TO interest my schooin The subject wished But Ju
ring the past wiaer, with only Of Nuuinas Grammars
havehad difficulty in exciting such an interest as has
edtohe happioS results; and pleased arc my class
with The work. that they have written several copies Of in
fair hand, and use it as their guide. w. A. BACON
Extract Of letter from ZADocK TuoMrsoN, dated Burling-
ton, Nov II, 1910.
Being engaged in tea hing, at the time Mr. Nuttiuq,s
Grammar was first published in 1896 and being satisfied
by careful examination of the work that possessed cc
ded advantages the Granmars then in USE inrodu
ccd into my school Immediately and after using it con-
stantly for more than ogh years. found no reason TO
change my opinion of It, The copy of the Grammar in its
new lorm which you put into my hands, has received only
cursoiy examination but sufficient satisfy me hat is
decided Improvement the original work. The intro
ductory lessons plan, which have tested by my
own practice and say from experiences that know #
to be excellent particularly for young scholars. The chan.
ges and additions in other respects iudlcous and such
TO render the work decidedly superior any other Gram
mar with which am acquainted and think it might be,
introduced advuna gcousy in all the schools in the State
For sale by Z Walton and Sons, Montpelier; Haskell
and Palmer, Woodstock "A Branan, Burlington Hen
derson and Ward, Rutland iona. Hagar, Nddlebrry,
Russell and Skeecs ST. Abans; Joseph Seene Bratte.
boro; NJ C. Goddard, Windsor.
Nov 81, 1910. an