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Respectfully, G. L. PAPANTI, Teacher.In Harvard University there ought to be a large number of men who will subscribe for The International Journal of Ethics. Considering the eminence of its editors and contributors, the broad and scholarly way in which the most vital questions of theoretical and practical ethics are treated in the light of the most advanced thought of the times, and the size and general make up of the magazine, it is very cheap at $2.00 per year, Send in your subscriptions at once to Chas. C. Ramsay, 10 Divinity Hail, or call in person between...
...International Journal of Ethics is the title of a new quarterly of which the Oct. number has been issued, being an outgrowth and enlargement of the Ethical Record. This periodical is conducted by an editorial committee consisting of Felix Adler, Ph. D., New York; Stanton Coit Ph. D., London; Professor G. Von Gizycki, Berlin; Professor Fr. Jodl, Prague; J. S. MacKenzie, M. A., Manchester; J. H. Muirhead, M. A., London; and Professor Josiah Royce of our own university...
...Journal of Ethics is published at 1602 Chesmut St., Philadelphia. C. C. Ramsey, '92, 10 Divinity Hall, is the agent for Harvard University. Orders may be sent by mail or left with Mr. Ramsey afternoons, between five and half past five o'clock...
...Republican party has fulfilled its pledges: a. By revising the tariff on a protection basis; "The New Tariff Law," McKinley's speech in Cong. May 7, 1890; Dingley's speech in Cong. May 10; Aldrich's speech in Boston Journal Oct. 25. b. By inaugurating a Federal Election bill which aims to purify the ballot; Public Opinion passim; Lodge in N. A. Rev., Sept. '90; Lodge's speech in Cong. June 26, 1890. c. By admitting Idaho and Wyoming and sending a committee of investigation to N. M. and Ariz.; Cullom in Forum, Nov. '90; Boston Journal...
...treatise which we have seen can a knowledge of parliamentary procedure be gained so easily as in Mr. Crocker's little volume." -Providence Journal...