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the English Ky BomS, compared with those Of
in the aigb School Of rlndspha '' french language
hey TO facilitate the Translation Of this work NV
ney 10 The FIRST eight books Of the Adventures OF e,
aug ~ For sale by NAsr,
me .4merican Journal Of Science aud 3,f,
~ hs projected in 1917, and eomn.euecd In Ill,
s;,.. H.a De'o,e that PERIOD original Journal OF
pnw~. ~ appeared IN this county, except that OF Dr.
BRUCE which was limited To miprroiogy a,ra....s
~. eo"peuon 81 the first volume. The American Jou,
"ai mas oeeh sustained with little rev ard and rd. i.,
STUDIES sometimes dseoura ging, until \, h. ,s 49,,
sixteenth volume Ample usirat tons bv "a
wa, Eliminated ma"e, 10 every number, beyond what
""s s'pu'"''' nave mao~ IL an expensive WORK -II
From ITS commencement the prc,en, i'm. =, ~, -.
a w. ioooo Dollars and nearly all that has been
received mas been paid for the support of I'm.
ing little except the exchange journals, and ,hs $50.
, lunes. "'e "sek So-
iereaiter' the expenses will fall short of 40 ooo -
ann ana should oil the copy be paid for they NAV avail
sible. '"' W 'espon- -
As the writings OF others have been q largely md ono r,
roy contributed to the pages of the Journal the q
may be permitted to say, that there in hi, hand. ot on
os 20 shew, that 1t has essentially promo,S;t IL
some OF our best interests at home; that il ba, re-
well received abroad; and that il ba, b.ron. -,
some o%'e measure Identified with the progress of the
science AMI Arts Of the present day TSi. h.;,, ~
TACT, is unreasonable ask, Of this great and ,
na'on that the number of good subscribers (Which ha.
never exceeded SIX hundred, and which ha, been
.eee"ty o'nn'shed by failure ia Enaand.) sb,,,d
DO SO far augmented that the editor may be enabla -
mana all tue intellectual well mechanical aid No.
eesy 10 the perfection and perpetuty Of the WORT,
by steady perseverance,, through the period Of e,s
Yeas, IL Is now ascerained, that an American Jo,r,
OF Scienfc and Arts be sustained an n, 20 $500.
pee' aho confidence IN Europe; but his journal has
still to obtain an adequate patronage at home.
'HDete 10 place II permanently and securely on HE
oHE THOUSAND suBscRIaRRs ARE rropss.nx
give Tue american Journal entire s-curity and To ADA IN
oi, W aoe "' gree, To ITS efficiency, and the ex-
I" sexecuiion, both in its maferiel and III, N, o.
ferndi dress Who doubt that, with propeI exs,,;n
OBTAINED? MAJ ne
As on former OCCASION (ISn7) when ,iD,,i,, .,r,
saved inc Journal from tTfinctio is now again
peeuu'y suggested, as d.niie means Of comma s.ps an
"nJect winch appears dcsis BILE, thar all thos
h""o the Journal with their patronage should mall. a.
shPe Preee s6orh otproeuring cac one add,tionaIeb
scT'oer' and that such others may approve or rho ~
sign, should add their names.
10 All hoe To whom II may he acceptable, sof;,6,r>
fofp compensation ~iH be made for he trouble Of o5fa,,g
Va those who, two years sine -rM souoi si,5,,., ~
Puohe P"H successfully made this effort j, might h. %
delicate to press IL again; still the &c no
'hat their influence would now he as i, ,hcn .g'
war nv" therefore again invited in aid of the ex.
iions of those whom the subject NAV no.,
time, commend itself "'e u'S'
An"ueh the American Journal has been unfinished ~.
"e VI our most ancient and Important rses 81 6o.
sustained by any local interest " "eo'
Inc editor deems il dishonor IN confess. thu, r.;
$3.50 80 ePy interested IN ITS success; and that il
' rom the beginning, his condition and his ,,;,S
To see the American Journal established a. ocrmsn,
NATIONAL WORK; destined survive, when ne sbalb,r
ceased iom his laboTs. He hopes now 10 see !, ao,
WI" "e" 'ig"r' aud with extended usefulness and bonor
s contributors and its editor lab6rr
" 'ne good cause OF useful knowledge and mr. anp.aiI
now made to all the friends Of American Scheme and
NPerhaps is not improper to add) 10 me peyonnI friends
% ne eaHor that the subscription the American Jou,
increased. =, or ,IIr,.,funute3
Yale College, JulY /, 1929.
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