The American Missionary — Volume 41, No. 5, May, 1887Various
Religion
The American Missionary — Volume 41, No. 5, May, 1887
Various
Congregational churches -- Missions -- Periodicals; Home missions -- Periodicals
A. S. BARNES & COMPANY,
SCHOOL BOOK PUBLISHERS,
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO,
=The List.=—The New National Series of School and College Text
Books comprises nearly 400 different volumes.
=The Aim.=—Practical utility and the best results.
When you want a spade you buy a spade, not a parlor ornament with
ivory handle and Damascus steel. Experience tells you that for
utility the best is the cheapest! So in the selection of school
books, the best books are made to be used. They are the outcome of
faithful work of practical teachers in the school-room.
The following authors of the National Series will be recognized the
world over for their well-known services in the _school-room_.
James Monteith,
Charles Davies,
Joseph Ficklin,
J. Dorman Steele,
Samuel W. Clark,
Andrew Peabody,
J. M. B. Sill,
Alphonso Wood,
J. Madison Watson.
These men have produced the best Readers, Spellers, Geographies,
Arithmetics, Histories, Grammars, Science and Modern Language Text
Books. Each one of them has served a long apprenticeship in the
school-room. In selecting, therefore, be sure to ask for
BARNES’ NEW NATIONAL READERS.
In five numbers. Perfectly graded. The educational gems of the
decade. Universally approved by teachers and school officers for
typographical beauty and practical utility. Prices, 20c., 35c.,
50c., 70c. and 90c.
BARNES’ SCHOOL GEOGRAPHIES.
In two books. Prof. Monteith devotes his entire time to this work,
and has produced two working manuals which contains more valuable
features in the same space than any other author. Separate editions
for different States. Monteith’s Boys’ and Girls’ Atlas (for oral
instruction), 50c.
MONTEITH’S NEW PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY.
This subject is too apt to be neglected, but the fault has been
with the text books. Here is a book which gives the latest view of
the whole subject adequate treatment in the briefest space and most
entertaining manner. Price, $1.00.
BARNES’ NEW ARITHMETICS.
In two books. This series is the work of Prof. Joseph Ficklin and
others, and may be said to represent the outgrowth of our previous
mathematical publications by Charles Davies, William G. Peck, etc.
They present the clearest possible course of instruction, giving a
minimum of theory with a maximum of practice. They are very widely
approved. Prices, elementary, 35c.; national, 75c.
BARNES’ BRIEF HISTORY SERIES.
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