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RAYS ARIrnMETIc, PART THIRD.
/ era NINVARS. ALGEBRA.
by Professor T. 5. pinnco) RAYS ALGEBRA part first
fisNEo's PRIMARY CiR,NNAR do do part ed
ANALYTICAL DO
This Series, The product Of WESTERN INTELLECT
AND ENrERrnIsE has received the unqus lied prei,.
ence Of Instructors, literary men ard Others crested
III TIE cause OF Educ alton. Many OF the best schools
New YORK c.iy' Brooklyn and baltimore well as
Cincinnati Pittsburgh, Indiana polls, Chicago Milw as-
zee and many other impoi tnt places The works of
this series.
MICHIGAN STATE sUrERINTENDENT--Mc
GtFFEVs LCLEcTic READERS are recommended by the
state superintendent of public instruction, for general
use in Michigan.
ILLINOIS STATE sUPERINTENDENT-T su-
PERI tendon Of public instruction, recommends McGtr
FEY IS ECLEcTiC READERs, and RAYS ARlTHMErlcs for
adoption throughout Illinois.
" ISCONSlN SIFERfNTEN DENT--The Supcrin.
tendcht OF public instruction for Wisconsin,, m
neD.s The adoption of NCCrFrE,'s yclFcr,c I,r.nrpe
into the schools Of that state.
We shall only add some short from the Tes-
timonN OF few of tie manV prominent Educators
who have dcci'r.d The sppor merit q these ks
II am not little eratled to know that the youth of
the West have access perfect OF Reading
Books.''-LYNAN BEEcHER, D. ID.
~ can cordially recommend them TO all who desire
books which. While they assist them in giving those
under their charge sound moral and religion instruction.
dol OF touch controversial points. "rHoS BiGGs ID
N cordially concur III the opinions above expressed
by Or. Bggs Rev + L Teft; Rev p Il Wilher Super
intending Inst Neslev Female College: Rev Jos NJ
TriHibe, late Professor III Augusta College: Rev T. l.
Mdgoon; Rev Asa Dewe! Professor in Western Baptist
Institute
eNcelcncies in matter, style AID arrangement which
render them preferable to works which have
on The same subjects. nCHARIE ELLIOT, Prot OF Rhst-
ORC and heiies Lt'tfos, " esiern University, Pa.
"A specific recommendation of MoGun!'s series Of
school books, is not needed at It's period intro
"tion to their general use Rov DR. BiSI.oT late Pres
dent # a.i.n'i tnjver-ity.
- have tired ya.ous reading books IN ny school, and
pleased with the plan OF some but friend directed
examine Mct;uiltS' series, about two years ago
which did, and Forthwith introduced tIcB into ms
school After testing teir merits fesl prepared to
recommend them 10 he public The series is good. well
arranged, and Jndcously compiied eclhaticail! tnt
STANDARD scHCoL sCrIE> % The present ave. /, Will
require, IA ny humble opinion. very superior school
book 10 supcIsede the Eclectic eieS."N +. GILDs,
Principal OF The Normal Grammar School, Needy s,!e
Mari land.
Il ic pcrtccy safe il. expressing the opinion tha, il
embraces series o. class school booas oi the highest
crctUcncc"-REy 4 MAHAN. flest Obcrlln Col.
- take pleasure in stating that i consider them well
ttcd aid oGinenlll calculated 70 cust the atentio!
and awaken The tleIgc, Of tho expanding mind OF the
youth of Countrywide II II Mas, Principal OF
Manhattan Academy, y y tity.
I'VE have had McGutljy' Eclectic Readers in use III
school FOR abod nine months and ssiciy of
them what cannot say of any that have heiore used
the SC iOtors IKE them More is unnece ssary. -
VANpERBILT, Principal Of Associate Academy, City
'Iaving found them only laultless, but plcie
with instruction and edii cation from beginning
most corilu, recommend them the adop ton and
patronage of all teachers Who desire minds of
their uns enlghtere ed and their own laors lessened
jos II CLARKE, Principal Of Mar, land lnsttute
'McG1iey's Readers, from No 10 No s. incusivH a,
have used for several years past, ana consider hen
q
no;ice."--SR SAEGEAYr Rector - Mary's Hail, BAIT
'Aiter having used Dafy OF the most popular series
Of Readers that have been published for the last twenty
five years, atont three months since introduced Nc
GuntS 5 Eclectic Readers into my school, and have
in sayi~g, that consider them superior any
ohcr similar wofAs that have seel."-A CONE,
Teacher, Astoria, J. |.
Il have Examined McCuGty's Eclectic Readers and
deem them deserving Of high coniiloIl .atiun.'-W l.
LYON, Principal Of Irving Institute, y Y.
u consider the Eolecuc seues amo'g the cery best
American text books At the openin- OF our institution,
they introduced INTO our juvenile classes, aud
confirms the high opinion previously entertained
their mtrils."-irof & BROOKS. author OF "BrooA.'
Classical Works; experimenting instructor in The
Methodist Female College, Baltimore.
IL have examined The last edition Of Professor RAYS
Arithmetic, ana have much pleasure in expressing TIE
high opinion have formed OF its merits Ia unpre-
tending form and bearing price adapted the widest
utility popular school book he writer has given
lucid AID logical treatise on metic"-IEN'L STE
riLN$, Professor OF mathematics and Natural fhiloso
ply, Western University, Ia.
an The month OF September, 1879 saw Ray Ari'h
moc and Algebra for the first time; and after curs1ry
examination pleased with He inductvc arrangement of
the various principles contained III hem determined
introduce tIeu. Hlo my Academy. am better pleased
with hem tan nth any works OF the same hiid have
ever used Jos IL CLARKE u, Mary land Institute.
''Takcn connection with the series, i, Ray Aritl
metc pait 3dl is decidedly one of the best works We
have seen, and than amy other with which
acquainted. VIII The interest OF The student this
Indispensable study - NNowLgoN, Teacher Of math
clnatics, Cincinnati Central High School.
'K;ys Algebra, iri ig>t Is the best book for common
schools and academies jl1t aayc secn.'5AsT Mason,
Prof. mathematics. Bethany Col
''Wthia the last three months have careful,
nted the Eclectic is oi Readers ara sqcns-book,
and without hesitation reservation, we pronounce
the WY best res W have ever sccnA y STt RTE
NANT. iNGNiLs and ten other>, teachers III the pub
lie :, Iuol> Of Chicago
..Supelior in ne IA, chanical executions and cheap
er, hy one-third the amount Of reading aatter being
considered III connection with the ce"-Keaor Of the
Teachers Institute to L TEXT Book Committee OF The
Board o Education of Milw iuhee.
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