The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1875-01-15
The POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
ESTABLISHED MAY, 1879
Conducted by Prof. +. l.. YOnmans.

TnE PoPul4R ScIEACe MONTHLY was started to pro
the diffusion OF valuable scientific knowledge, In
readable and thus far attractive form, among Nil classes
Of the community and has met want supplied by Ito
other periodical in the Quilted States.
The great feature az the magazine that its contents
what science tcds ten since, hnt
what ii is to day fresh from the study The laboratory
and the experiment. clothed in the language of the
thors Inventors, aud scientists themselves, which
prs the leading minds OF England France Germany, and
the United states Among popular articles, covering
thoughts aud words of Herbert Spencer and Professors
Huxley, Tyndull, aud X. A. Proctor Since the starts
1t has proved gratifying 10 every friend Of
scientific progress and universal educaoh and those
who believe that science cond not he made any thing
but dry study are disappointed.
The press all over Tie land is warmly commenting
II. We snijoin few cncomiums from those recently
given:
"Tha there is place for III, Topular Science Month.
~, doubt who has watched the steady in
of Interest In scientific investigation manifested
In this country not only by select class but hy the
entire community Ne,r York Times.
"A journal which promises to be Of eminent yaine To
the cause of popular education Ia this country.
York Tribune.
at is beyond comparison the best attempt at onr-
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Journal
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Erening Mail
ave think it is not too much to say that this Is the
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at is just what is wanted by the curions and pro-
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at Is the first successful attempt in this country to
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School journal.
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for which the public owe special debt Of oblgat
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This new enterprise appeals to all who interest
ed In tho audable effort of dfusng that information
which Is best calculated to expand the mind aud i'm.
prove the conditions and enhance the worth of life.
Golden Age
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OF reason and leysug the batements of old supersi
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