Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-11

FIR. FES% s, M: h'Fi @sri s" Of .H;pp Ms"ssS nsaitrs is a
Tact long since settled in my MINI ho,,s s.a,,i,.
..Thev are just such books as should be put INTO
the hands OF our children" p,,,;. Selma,
Holden: 81 iaye carefully examined Aplle-
tons Readers, and l believe mem 10 oe sup.,,o
to any yet published. shall RECOMMEND" '"e''
from Il. l.. Kellerman. Supt. Public schools.
Lebanon: ''The arrangement Oh .he inann",Sr
books, with Il view To the different 'no -,
instruction, is Il consideration "i the inquest
From j. G.. Mason, Surt. Public shoots, 'op-
lin: 1.-The subject matter Is eNse, IN u.. Win
out doubt educators will haii them III
books" 49,. p,,,,, So,,o,s
HrookIirld: They are second to none in Sc
lrctions and Systematic arrangement.
From F: II. Miller. Snrt. tmnis io nraoG HeaI hrs
far superior to any other that nave eNahili'ru:
From W. r. Drake, Principal Rockport Pub
lie schools: have used Appleton's Readers
In our graded schools; are highly pit:isei WIN
From W. l.. Cowdcn, Principal Pub. Schools.
Scotia: ~ do not hesitate t." pronounce 'heh
From r. &. Carmical, Principal West Plains
Public Schools: 'Ibclievet them the best l. have
ever seen or nsed. and we expect 10 Introduce
From John r.. Scott, Supt. Public Schools:
Frclcricktown: 81 have sarsi" ir,r "Nam ,%sv
l .AllDlttOnS .ittti .tia
are superior 10 amy others that l nave ever eN-
amincu.y ~ u,,,;, S.hools
| Louisiana: ~ like AppIetons' Readers
From J. r.. Blanton, Supt. Schools, MEXICO;
81 consider them superior TO any otlers lhaI l
have ever seen or ustd.'
City: '.TIey are the embodiment of good taste
and common sense 10,
s.Thcv are an excellent series of Readers
From j. Fairbanks, Supt. Schools, Spring,
field: 81 shall endeavor to nave Appietohs
adOutcd for our grammar school,
From J. NJ Greenwood, .Supt. Public Schools,
Kansas City: 81 had expected an excellent
series from The distinguished authors anu l all
II A. Daniels, Commissioned Maries county
May %, says:i ~ have examined Appletons
Readers carefully, and re gnrd them The supefio'
From v. A.. S. Robinson. Commiss Toner o
Pulaski county: 81 have amIne Applet.ns
Readers. They are the best l ever sa"-'"S
what we need"
From A. j. Wray, Commissioner OF Hartoi
County: ''Think them eNcellent; type clear
good binding, and general features attractive:
From j. 5. Coleman, Commissioner OF Larte
county: highly pleased with them; Ca
cheeriully them to teachers an
From oliver Guthrie, Commissioners Saiin
county: .'FrOm my long experience oil Az year
IN teaching, have not examined amy simll,i
hooks i'm advance of them in the methods OF pro
gressive Development
From james e: Anderson, commissioner {
| carroll county. SblSi'tCl ~
by lar the best that | have ever seen"
From Thomas Owings, Commissioner howar
county: Like them very much; they III
something new. both in arrangement d"
From Geo. N. Elliott, Commissioners of LIN
county: 1.-The reading matter Is choicc anu
pleasing variety, while the methods OF iistfu'
tion embrace and utilize the best modern pr'
gressive IDEAS" uu;,;.
From J.: z. Collier, Commiss,onrr Gmris.l'
county: " l can cOmmcnd them 10 poaf"9
education desiring u CHANGE
From j. A.. Russell, Commissioner Wris
county: 81 want our county to adopt 'ne'"
From ID. NJ. Ferguson, Commissioner Cal
well county: 81 have hi Appleton
Readers, and believe them to he unsurpasse"
any ever published" ,
From Il. Mercer, Commissioner Adair count
"Havins carefully examined them. take plea
ure In recommending them us u series aboun
From w. N. Doyle, Commissioner of Knt
county: ''LearnIng to read will be easy, plea
ing, natural and rapid, with these books III u
hands Ola competent teacher
From s. \. Underwood, Commissioner Jasp
Goonly: Our TT TEACHERS a 6 rs say yd gIy ne, ns A re',.isrs'
From j. a. Livingston. commissioner NeWt
county: after thorough examination 4
free to say they are in advance oil anything
have yet SEEM
From Alfred Mann. Commissioner Chirit'
county: ~ regard them superior to any, al
would like to see them adopted as text DooIs
our public schools"
From j. W. McGiven, Commissioner job
son county: They are at ieasl ,n'i,Y yea
ahead of what We are using at present
From q. W. Talent. Commissioners Boiling
county: 81 pronounce them excellent work
just what is called for in our schools anu
shall be glad 10 have them introduced
= From Max McCann, Commissioner OF lien
County: ! would express my unqualified II
From T.. b. Carmlcal, Commissioner How
county: l believe them to be the hest hl
ever seen or used.
4 county. They ShOulu he used in every SchOi
l From Il. +. Thomas, Commissioned Ol Grun
county: The style is good, the type Is pefie
and the matter excellent.
From ID. G.. Flynn, Commissioner Stodda
county: They are worthy OF the attention
y every school board. .,.
From j.. A. Russell. Commissioner Wril
county: They are the best | ever saw or used
From Henry Bell, Commissioners of Greg
COUNT; | most heartily recommend them
From b b. Nichols, Commissioner Scluy
county: consider them vastly superior to /;
other series | have seen.
From j.. NJ. Hardy. Commissioner MONTE
= county: | think they are well adapted to
IF common schools.
H. From Hugh Il. Steele. Commissioners c
:. county: They far surpass any other Read
" with which ! am acquainted.
From u. W. O'I;annon, Commissioners MI
=, $ IN county. | have never before seen anytli
- in the school book line to equal them.
ie From j. Il. Evans, Commissioner st. LG
IL county: They are most excellent books:
From ii. Y. Mubrcy, Commissioner OF Wa
" county: | consider them the best-tur the b
ever presented to the public.
NJ. ii. Williams, Commissioner Greene CON
They will he highly appreciated by every III
~ liScnt reader.
From >. G. McClusky: How they Will IN
n. the little folks eyes sparkle.
d. From j. l.. Thompson. Commissioners oil I
county: | mhcsitatinsly pronounce them
perIOr in many respects TO any now IN use.
From V. l.. Kelly, Commissioners oil Clil
county: They are unsurpassed by anyt
have ever seen.
j, From Daniel Matthias, Commissioners Lac
county: They possess many rare anu exec
IL, features. .
is, From Virgil a. Hughes, commissioner v
rem county: | appreciate them as Reader
'iu many es~pects-slilll try to introduce them
cd From Wm. Christian. Commissioner CT !
county: They are superior to any Reader
used in this county.
From Ii. Hughes, Commissioner Clay cou
hen "r.,i ,u"r;t ~ ~
the From j. M. Butler, Commissioner ri
D. county ] consider them far superior to any
v Of used III this state.
This series Will be supplied for gradual II
duclion ut the following low rates:
n Excl
any price. book
ApplclOns' First Reader IS . So
Applet0ns' Second Reader. 20
Appletons' Third Reader. 30
ApI,letnns' Fourth Render. II
ApI,letons' fiiIh RrtIcr... IL
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ID. APPLETON & CO..