Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1879-10-04
APPLETONS'
Endorsed by Leading Public Schoo|
Superintendent Throughout
Missouri.
OVERWHELMING TESTIMONY IN THEIR FAVOR
Wherever Known, Universally Liked! !
More than 100 of the ia Comfy Com
missioners1 m Missouri ddrocate the
use Of Appletons' New Readcrs.
Rcod whut they me @ying daiiy:

use Of Appletons' New Readers.
Rcad Uhut they n Sying daiiy:
From NJ; E,slsy. supt;. M.berlyi May sn.h;
Tact long since settled in my mind
From ID. K. Culley, Supt. Schools. sedalih:
''Ihev are just such books rs should be put into
the hands oil our children.'
81 haye carefully examined Apple
tons Readers, and | believe them to be superior
to any yet published l shall recommend their
ADOPTION
From E. r.. Kellerman, supt. Public Schools.
Lebanon: ''Tlic arrangement OF the primary.
books, with 4 view t" the different methods Of
is II consideration OF the highest
From j. C. Mason. Supt. Public Shoots. Jop-
methods are an epitOme of the best in use. With
out doubt educators will hail them as the coming
boOks.'
From C. S. Craig, Supt. Public Schools,
''They are second to none in Sc
%leclions and systematic arrangement"
pleton CITY: 81 consider Appletons' Readers
far superior to any other that l have examined"
From W. F. Drake. PRINCIPAL Rockport Pub
lie Schools: ''We have used AppletOn's Readers
IN our graded schools; are highly pleased with
tlem.'
From W. l.. Cowden. Principal Pub. Schools,
Scotia: ~ do not hesitate to pronounce them
From p. b. Carmical. Principal West Plains
Public Schools: 81 believe them the best l have
ever seen or used, and we expect to Introduce
them as soon rs possible
From John b. Scott, Supt. Public Schools.
Fredericktown: 81 have carefully examined
Applctons' Readers, and in my Judgment they
are superior to any others that have ever ex-
From H. 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. Scroggs. Supt. Schools, Pierce
City: s.They are the embodiment of good taste
From 8. B. Medley, Supt. Schools. st. Joe:
From j. Fairbanks, Supt. Schools, Spring
field; 81 shall endeavOr to have Appletons'
adopted for our gramma school,
From j. NJ. Greenwood ,.Supt. Public Schools,
Kansas City: 81 had expected an excellent
series from the distinguished authors, and 1 am
not disappointed
4, A. Daniels, Commissioner Maries county
May ., says:i II have examined Appletons'
Readers carefully. and regard them the superior
From v. A. S. Robinson. Commissioner OF
Pulaski county: 81 have MI Appletens'
Readers. They are the best ever saw-jus'
County: ''Think them eXcellent; type clear.
good binding, and general features attractive
From j. S. Coleman, Commissioner of Carter
county: cam highly, pleased with them; car
school officers"
From oliver Guthrie, Commissioner Saline
IN teaching, 1 have mot examined any simlla,
books in advance OF them In the methods OF pro-
gressive Development
From James e.. Anderson, Commissioner ol
Carroll county: 81 consider them perfect gems,
by Tar the best that | have ever seen.'
From Thomas Owings, Commissioner Howard
something new. both in arrangement and
matter"
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-
gressIve ideas"
county: I" ! can commend them to boards oil
education desiring n change"
From j.. A. Russell, Commissioner Wright
county: 81 want our county to adopt them as
text books"
From ID. NJ. Ferguson, Commissioner Cald.
well county 81 have examined Appictons'
Readers, and believe them to he unsurpassed by
any ever published"
From Il. Mercer, Commissioner Affair county
''Havins carefully examined them, | take pleas.
urc In recommending them as Il stries 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 5. ~. Underwood, Commissioner Jasper
coonty: Our teachers say give us Aipletens'
Readers, and we will give YOU better readers
county: .After thorough examination l am
free to say they are in advance Of anything !
From Alfred Mann. Commissioner Charlton
county: II regard them superior to any, and
would like to see them adopted us text books in
From j.. W. McGiven, Commissioner John.
son county: ''Ihey are at least thirty years
From Il. w. Talent, Commissioner BOllingel
county: 81 pronounce them excellent works
just what is called for in our schools, anu
shall be glad 10 have them intrOduced.'
From Max McCunn, Commissioner of Henry
County: l would express my unqualified mp,
prevail of them.
From Il. Il. Carmlcal, Commissioner HOwell
county: l believe them to be the best l have
ever seen or used.
From T. G. Tibbels, Commissioner of Wortl
county: They should be used i'll every school
From B. +. Thomas Commissioner OF Grundy
county: The style is good, the type is perfect
and the matter excellent.
From d.. e. Flynn. Commissioner Stoddart
every school board.
From j. A. Russell, Commissioners Wrigt.
county: They are the best l ever saw or used.
From Henry Bell, Commissioners Of Oregon
county: | most heartily recommend Them t.
From D b.. Nichols, Commissioner Schuyler
county: L consider them vastly superior to an
other series l have seen.
From j. Nj. Hardy. Commissioner Moniteal
county: | think they are well adapted to oul
common schools.
From Hugh r.. Steele, Commissioner Cas-
county: They far surpass any other Reader:
with which ! am acquainted.
From ID. W.. O'HannOn, Commissioners Madi
$ IN county. l have never before seen anything
in the school book line to equal them.
From j.: Il. Evans, Commissioner st. Loui
county: They are most excellent books.
From Il. Y. Mabrey, Commissioner of Wayn'
county: l consider them the best-far the best
ever presented to the public.
They will be highly appreciated by every intel
ligent reader.
From 5. G. McClusky: How they will max,
the little folks eyes sparkle.
From j. l.. Thompson, Commissioner of Cas-
county: l unhesltntlnsly pronounce them su
perior in many RESPECTS to any now in use.
From W.. Kelly, Commissioner OF Clinton
county: They are unsurpassed by anything
l have ever seen.
From Daniel Matthias, COMMISSIONS Lacled
county: They possess many rare and excellen
From Virgil A. Hughes, Commissioner War
rem county: l appreciate them AS Readers i
many reSpects"shall try to introduce them;
From VIM. Christian. COMMISSIONS Of Rail
county: They are superior to any Reader eve
used in this county.
From q. hughes, COMMISSIONS Clay county
l have no hesitation in pronOuncing them book
of great merit.
From j. NJ. Butler, Commissioner Phelp
county: l consider them far superior to any no.
used in this state.
This series will be supplied for gradual liz tro
ductlon ut the following low rates:
Introductory NV a.;
price. book prize
AppletOns' First Reader. IS o Is so 10
AppletOns' Second Reader. ~ IL
AppIctOns' Third Reader. 30 20
Apnletons' Fourth Reader. II 2l
AppietOns' Filth Rcuicr... 10 10
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