Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-27
A~PPLETONS'
Endorsed by Leading Public School
Superintendent Throughout
Missouri.
OVERWHELMING TESTIMONY IN THEIR FAVOR
Wherever Known, Universally Liked!
More than 100 of The ia County Com
misSioncrs IN Missouri adUocate the
use Of Appletoas' Ne~ Readers.
Read WhM they ere saying daily:
OVERWHELMING TESTIMONY IN THEIR FAVOR !
Wherever Known, Universally Liked!

..r fhS% SUPERIOR a; F, merit sS Of lppletons'' Readers is a
fact long since settled in ny mind
From ID. II. Culley, Supt. schools. Sedalih:
''Tlev are just such books rs should be put into
the hands Of our Children
From e.. l.. Longan, Principal Public School,
Holden: az haye carefully examined Apple
tons Readers, and l believe them to be superior
to any yet published. l shall recommend their
adOptlon.'
From Il. Il. Kellerman, Supt. Public Schools,
Lebanon: ''The arrangement oil the primary
books, with I view to the different methods OF
> i consideration OF the highest
From j.. C. Mason, Supt. Public Shoots, Jop-
lin: 1.-THE subject matter is excellent; ana Inc
methods are an epitome OF the best In use. Win
out doubt educators will hail them as the coming
bOOkS.'
From c. S. Craig. Supt. Public Schools,
1sc3ians ani s ,,Iesy are sar 1ssHna TO none In St.
From f. H.. Miller, Supt. Public Schools, APP
pleton City: 81 consider Appletons' Readers
From W. F. Drake, PRINCIPAL Rockport Pub
lie Schools: ''Wehave used Appleton's Readers
In our graded schools. are highly pleased with
them.'
From w. L. Cowda, Principal Pub. Schools,
Scotia: ~ do not hesitate to pronounce them
the very best"
Public Schools: 'Jbelievc them the best have
ever seen or uscd, and we expect to introduce
them as soon rs possible
From John 3. Scott. S~uptvPubllc Schools.
Frcdericktown 81 have carefully examined
AppletOns' %lte,ders, and in my judgment they
are superior to any others that l have ever ex-
amined."
From IL. n. Hamell, Supt. Public Schools,
Louisiana: like Appletons' Readers"
From J. p. BlantOn, Supt. Schools, Mexico
81 consider them superior to any others that
have ever seen or used.'
From J. v. Scroggs., Supt. Schools, Pierce
City: ''Thy are the embodiment of good taste
From Il. b. Medley, Supt. Schools, st. Joe;
''They are IN excellent series of Readers
From j. Fairbanks, Supt. Schools, Spring.
field: 81 shall endeavor to have AppletOns
adopted Tor our grammar school,"
From Z. NJ. Greenwood, iSupt. Public Schools,
Kansas City: 81 had expected an excellen,
series from the distinguished authors, and IN
not disappointed.'
Il. A.. Daniels, Commissioner Maries county
May -. says:t III have examined Appletons
Readers carefully. and regard them the superior
From v. A. S. Robinson. Commissioner o
Pulaski county: 81 have xamIned Appletens
Readers. They are the best l ever saw-jus
From A. j. Wray, COMMISSIONS of Barton
County: Think them eXcellent; type clear
good binding, and general features attractive
county: cam highly pleased with them; Cal
cheerfully them to teachers ant
From Oliver Guthrie, Commissioner Saline
county: ''From my long experience of 40 year:
in teaching, 1 have not any simIla'
gressive Development
From james G. Anderson, Commissioner o.
Carroll county: 81 consider them perfect gems,
by far the best that 1 have ever seem"
From Thomas Owings, Commissioner Howard
county: "LIke them very much; they art
something new both in arrangement ant
From Geo. N. Elliott, Commissioner of Linn
county: ''The reading matter is choice and OF
pleasing variety, while the methods of instruc-
ton embrace and utilize the best modern pro
From j. +. Collier, Commissioner Christian
county: F." l can them to boards OF
education desiring a change"
From j. A. Russell, Commissioner Wright
county: 81 want our county to adopt them as
From D.. NJ. Ferguson. Commissioner Cald:
we'll county: 81 have examined Appletons'
Readers, and believe them to be unsurpassed by
any ever published"
From Il. Mercer, Commissioner Adair county
ure IN recommending them us a series abound
ing in merIt.'
From W. N. Doyle, Commissioner of Knox
county: Learning to read will be easy, pleas
ing, natural and rapid, with these books In the
hands OLA competent teacher.'
From S. ~. Underwood, Commissioner Jasper
cOonty: our teachers say give us ADpletens'
Readers, and We will give YOU better readers. -
From IA :. Livingston. Commissioners Newton
county: After thorough examination l am
free to say they are in advance of anything l
From Alfred Mann. Commissioner Charlton
county: II regard them superior to any, and
"ouit W e uuopVSu I'D tCAI UOO6o III
our public schools"
From J. W: McGiven, Commissioner john
son s9a. e9 n5 Ti,. They are at least thirty years
From e.: W. Talent, Commissioners Bollinger
county: 81 pronounce them excellent works;
Just what is called for in our schools, and l
shall be glad to have them introduced
From Max McCann, Commissioner of Henry
County: l would express my unqualified APP
From T.. b. Carmlcal, Commissioner Howell
county: | believe them to be the best have
ever seen or used.
From T.. c. Tibbels, Commissioner of Worth
From b: F. Thomas. Commissioner OF Grundy
county: The style is good, the type is perfect.
and the matter excellent.
From D.: G. Flynn, Commissioner Stoddard
From J. A. Russell. Commissioner Wrigt,
From Henry Bell, COMMISSIONS of Oregon
county; | most heartily them to
From d b. Nichols, Commissioner Schuyler
county: l consider them vastly superior to any
other series | have seen.
From j.: NJ. Hardy. Commissioner Moniteuu
county: think they are well adapted to OH
From Hugh r. Steele. Commissioner Cass
county: They far surpass any other Readers
with which l am acquainted.
From ID. w. O'BannOn, Commissioners Madi-
son county. | have never before seen anything
in the school book line to equal them.
q. INouo3 SoululiSSlOuCI LOuls
county: They are most excellent books.
From Ii. Y. Mabrey, Commissioner of Wayne
county: l consider them the best-far the best
ever presented to the public.
NJ. ii. Williams, Commissioner Greene county
They will be highly appreciated by every intel
ligcnt reader.
From 5. G. McClusky: How they will make
the little folks eyes sparkle.
From j. L.. Thompson, Commissioner of Cass
county: l unhesitatingly pronounce them SUI,
perior in many respects TO any now in use.
From ". L. Kelly, Commissioner OF Clinton
county: They are unsurpassed by anything
l have ever seen.
From Daniel Matthias, Commissioner Lacled.
county: They possess many rare and eXcellen
features.
From Virgil A. Hughes, Commissioner War
rem county: l appreciate them as Readers il
many respects-shal try to introduce them.
From VIM. Christian. Commissioner CT Rail
county: They are superior to any Reader eve
used in this county.
From G.. Hughes, Commissioner Clay county
l have no hesitation in pronOuncing them boob
of great merit.
From J. NJ. Butler, Commissioner Phelp
comfy. | consider Them far sn,.rinr m ~ pnu