RESPONSES OF READERS.
You may be truly called, and wisely, a friend of humanity.—B. A. L. Count me for the Journal as long as published.—Dr. P. P. L. My wife would willingly sacrifice some of her favorite publications for the Journal.—J. L. We smile in saying we are with you.—G. C. N. Count on me as long as you work for the good of humanity.—E. C. I am delighted with the Journal Of Man.—S. L. R. It contains so many startling truths.—A. J. S. It is the most scientific monthly published.—W. B. A. Mr. B. says, count on him as long as there is breath in his body.—C. F. B. I will renew, be the price $2 or $5.—E. W. B. I could not consent to deprive myself of the valuable information in its pages.—J. S. B. To continue as long as you publish it.—D. D. B. A constant supporter though its price is trebled.—A. J. B. With great delight.—J. A. D. Steadfast among your studious readers.—W. C. E. I perceive fully its important mission.—M. F. Can’t very well get too much of such a periodical as the Journal.—F. F. H. Very anxious for the enlargement—a subscriber till death.—A. H. It is a gem—it takes the palm from them all.—T. M. More than pleased—I can truly say delighted.—I. C. D. I am with you at any price.—Dr. J. D. M. Glad to double.—A. M. J. Looking forward with pleasurable anticipation to the enlargement.—W. F. B. Anxious to see it enlarged.—J. L. A., M.D. Cerebral science is by far the best portion of your publications.—Dr. D. E. E. Increase its size to a four-dollar monthly.—Dr. W. B. F. I appreciate the Journal above all other publications.—W. D. I. Put my name down for a life membership.—P. J. M. To all the popular journals of the day the Journal of Man is as the electric light is to the oil lamp or tallow dip.—J. V. M. S. More than pleased.—B. I. T. I hope the day is not distant when the truths you present will permeate and mould society everywhere.—E. A. M. The article on “The World’s Neglected or Forgotten Leaders” is alone worth more than the whole year’s subscription.—J. H.