Attention Delinquents!
By J. M. A.
ALTHOUGH frequent invitations have been given to those of our subscribers who are in arrears on the Review, to pay up, or report to the Office their wishes and intentions concerning the same, we still find on our list altogether too many, who have not yet responded, or paid any attention to these calls. We now deem it a suitable occasion to again earnestly entreat all of our subscribers who are in arrears to settle up immediately, that we may start the next volume with a clean list. Vol. 28 closes with the present number. The next volume will be at the rate of $2.50 per year on the enlarged plan. Since, therefore, the commencement of Vol. 29 may be regarded as an important starting point, both to publishers and subscribers, we urge this fact as a special reason for desiring all arrearages to be paid up to the present time. We hope our friends will duly consider this matter and act wisely with reference to it. The first number of the next volume will be sent to all who are now on our list, but after that, will be sent to none who are not credited as high as 28-1,—excepting, however, those who have made special arrangements with us in regard to their arrearages during the last six months. Such are designated on the pasters by the letter c., which signifies to us that they want their paper continued, and that they will use due diligence to pay up. Although we now design to strike off only those who are not paid to 28-1, it should be understood that all are in arrears who are not credited to 29-1; and all such are included in this request to pay up immediately, if possible. Thanking our friends for liberal receipts of late, we hope to be able to record still larger amounts very soon.
J. M. A.