Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-09-06
~APPLETONS'
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
missioners in Missouri advocate the
use Of Appletons' Neao Readers.
Read aDhat they are saying daily:
Wherever Known, Universally Liked!!


From D., Il: Culley. supt. Schools. sedalia:
''Thev are just such books as should be put into
the hands OF our children"
From G.. d. Longsn, Principal Public School,
n tons' Readers as and / believe them to be- superior AePiie
To- any yet published. 1 shall recommend their
From E. b. Kellerman, supt. Public Schools. r
Lebanon: ''The arrangement OF the primary
books, with q view to the different methods OF
Instruction. il a consideration OF the highest
From ]. c. Mason. supt. Public Shoots. Jop-
lin: THE subject matter is excellent; and the
methods are an epitOme of the best In use. With
oat doubt educators will hail them as the coming
Bro aSh ';;r Ssy's are I second iI TO nen s'f 10 Sc.
leS SIom = and T tsmat sn aIraPPg gs1is s:,oo,.
far superior to any other that l have examined"
From W. F; Drake. Principal Rockpcrt Pub
!, IN our graded schools; are highly pleased with
From W. L. Cowden. Principal Pub. Schools,
the very best"
From F.: B; carmical, Principal West Plains
ever seen or used, a.d We expect to introduce
them as soon us possible
Fredericktown: 81 have carefully sxamined
Applerons' Readers, and In my judgment they
are as, superior to any others that have ever ex-
From II. NJ. 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.; W: scIoggs. slpt. schools. Pierce
and common sense.D
From E. b. Medley. supt. Schools. St. Joe:
From !. Fairbanks. supt. schools, Spring:
field: ~ shall endeavor to have Appletons'
adopted Fla@ ! tor n our GI gsammas school, ashO9 pnh,,c Schools.
Kansas City: ~ had expected an excellent
series e from the distinguished authors, r=! am
Il. A. Daniels, Commissions Maries county,
May %, says::i''I have examined Appletons'
a !, az asn carefully. and regard them the superior
From v. A. s. Robinson. COMMISSIONS Of
Pulaski county: 81 have MN Applet.ns'
what we ueed. = '"e oeS' ! ever sa~-'aS'
cd TrSR A :.f 4; Wyrs sEsn co saa.1,s.s: fs Of Barton s;ssa
good binding, and general features aitSracllvr:'
From j. $. Coleman, Commissioner Of Carter
county; Am highly, pleased with them; can
school officers
From Oliver Guthrie, Commissioner Saline
IN teaching. / have not e.amined any Similar
books in advance of them in the methods Of pro-
From james c. Anderson. Commissioner OF
Carroll county: ~ consider them perfect gems.
by far the best that I have ever seen"
something new. both in arrangement and
From Geo; n. Elliott, Commissioners Of Linn
county: THE reading matter Is choice and OF
pleasing plea variety, while the methods Of ins,ruc-
gressrve ideas"
From ): r. Collier. Commissioner Christian
education desiring a change"
From j.. A. Russell, Commissioner Wright
county: 81 want our county to adopt them MS
From d: NJ. Ferguson. Commissioner cald,
well county u have examines Appletons'
1 KRAnQrA. mi hQIIau h Tn h hU
any ever puhlished.n
From Il. Mercer, Commissioner Adair county:
ure IN recommending them as . series abound
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 5. A. Underwood, Commissioner Jasper
coonty: ''Our teachers say give us Appletsns'
Readers. and We will give you better readers
co rIS% D. Al AA Livingston ssa9ass Commissions a4a%l0ns1o Newton : On
have yet seen"
county; -! regard them superior to any, and
would like to see them adopted as text books in
From J.. W: McGiven, Commissioner john
son county: ''They are al least thirty years
ahead OF what W. are using at present.
county: 81 pronounce them excellent works;
Just what is called for in our schools, anu 1
shall be glad 70 have them introduced"
From Max Mccain, Commissioner of Henry
County; ! would express my unqualified APP
county: ! believe them to be the beat I have
ever seen or used.
county; They should be used i'm every school.
From b. +. Thomss.C 0mmissioner OF Grundy
county: The style is good, the type is perfect.
From d: c. Flynn, COMMISSIONS Stoddard
county; They are worthy of the attention OF
From ! a. wrIgn.
county: They are the best / ever saw or used.
From Henry Bell, Commissioner Of Oregon
county; ! most heartily recommend them to
From ID D.. Nichols, Commissioner SCHUYLER
county: / consider them vastly superior to any
other series ! have seen.
From J: NJ. Hardy. Commissions MouIteau
county: think they are well adapted to our
From Hugh r. Steele. Commissioner Cass
with which | am acquainted. H
From D.. w. O'Bannon, Commissioner Madi-
8 N county. ! have never before seen anything
From j: r.. Evans, CoSmmissioner st. Louis
county: They are most excellent books:
county: consider them the best-far the best,
ever presented to the public.
Ihey Will be highly appreciated by every intel
From S. c. Mcclusky: How they Will make
From j; l. thompson; Commissioner of Case
county; unhesitatingly pronounce. them SUI
peItor ii many respects to any now in use.
From V. p. Kelly, Commissioner OF Clinton
county: They are Unsurpassed by anything
l have ever seen.
From Daniel Matthias, Commissioner Laclede
county: They possess many rare and excellent
features.
From Virgil A. Hughes, Commissioner War
rem county: 1 appreciate them as Readers In
many respectsnshall try to Introduce them.
From Nm. Christian, Commissioner of Ralls
county: They are superior to any Reader ever
used in this county.
From g; Hughes. Commissioner Clay county: :
nave no hesitation in pronoupcing them books
OF great merit.
From J. NJ. Butler, Commissioner Phelps
used in this state.