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THE COLUMBIA AZINE.
1915.
EDITED BY JOHN fSNAS AND ROBERT 4 WEST.

PROSPECTUS FOR THE SECOND YEAR.
A, the close OF his sscond volume The Magazine having
been commenced Of Jandafy, 1874 The pub.aber
finds himself es;tbly chilled express the satisfaction AND
gratitude with which he has been filed by The hE11t and
exarnp ,u-cc- The, has attended M, endeayo the
public favor Notwithstanding tn difficulties. disnpPclHi
snts nrd yexaiios ict al9s; a--i,tly follow the e-ab
Ii hrlent OF new periodical the produc;ios Of which tisf=
must h the hsr.lofios cooperation OF many hetds End
Observation-Disclosures occasional shef' coins. especially
10 The pictorial department. which no care OF -ence could
aver md no expenditure prevent the Columbian Magazine
has zone en- steadily increasing ii suppo and popularity
the nuea: NUMBER md # Inc unboush unsolicited est:lo
ny Of ,ss may be received urzssyed oy g7ralg End
unbiased by freadp the efforts OF contributes ard eiic
have been satisfactory The public. AID accepted a. fulfilling
the promises made &c. them al the commencement OF TIC en-
le.pfss.
The publisher undertook the work with firm conviction
tina: the great city Of NewYotk the bcst aat the true
home magazine of general literature that notThst.nt
ln- failure of many previous attempts TO establish such
work. there could be iPosoiy OF success with suti
Gent capital perseverance end the Ieh, 'ysm 81 manase
aep both by publisher and editor; stimulated by this convic
en- lie embarked in the enterprise and the fesu, Of The first
year hns proved ;ha; HI irdsmea; was correct
II has on- ceased 70 e necessary CT reasonable that We
should speak of tie Columbian a ar expe:ia:nt Al ai
cents il + now m experiment substantially tired. We feel
ourselves upon o. i'm, Ausis any similar Journa! N the
world Our principal regard not SO much the ,cu
ing ground we have gained for consider this sufficient
w ertlre r. the e-iescn Of sphere Of action and utility
not 20 much even mere enlargement ei our SUBSCRIPTION
list rs the most suitable modes Of catering or The amusement
fand shall we say occasionally for the profit OF ouf sucr
bers in the present and IN the fuue-the many whom
and the more we shall undoubtedly have s time rolls on
We have made arrangements which WI: enable Us 10 pTe'e1
our feul. wiki Embellishments o; very r2e'lzr TASTE sfye
and finish IN this respect firm purpose possible 20
cutyie tI competon Our Music and EnErnTn, e con
ldetly believe will be equa!ed-yeIy ceftny they snH
not he surpassed in real merit by those Of any other magazine
We propose to give each month two or more superb caH-
nes independently Of iwo pages OF Muse % tue most eo7t
composers, and plate ofgattatc fashions
REGARDING the Literary md Eltonnl conduct OF the Column
ban the Publisher docs feel called uooa TO say more than
yery few words The General Management OF this Depart
et Is conideI the gentleman who hrs hitherto given np'
daD evidence not only the highest ability 10 1 forth H'e
oous magazine exactly adapted to the tastes OF all
readers with whom associated another gentleman ct aeiy
ma experience The Publisher therefore. has every CENT
nce tst what has already been done for the era value Of
tins Journal viii be done ugan. We are perfectly winf That
orr future IN this respect should be estimated by ouIpo't The
pA9ned M OF those who have furnished articles for the Co
1nun duns the By cone year, VIII satisfy we feel assured
the mos, as,aou that esoute to spare N no pnTilcu