CATALOGUE OF SCIENTIFIC PERIODICALS. 617 



In April, 1898, the size was changed to small folio and itivas 

 continued undei^ the title : 



[b.] Architectural (The) Era, with which is incorporated 

 The Builder and Woodworker. Established in 1864. 

 Edited by J. O. Sherman. 8 numbers (April-Novem- 

 ber). Vol. XXIX, sm. fol. New York, 1893. 

 From December, 1893, continued under the title : 

 [c] Builder (The) and Woodworker, with which is in- 

 corporated The Architectural Era. A journal of 

 practical information for builders, contractors, and 

 woodworkers generally, manufactui-ers of and dealex's 

 in woodworking- machinery, materials, appliances, 

 etc., used in the building trades. L. Young, manager. 

 1 number (Dec, 1893) of vol. xxix, and 11 numbers 

 of vol. XXX, sm. fol. New York, Dec, 1893-Nov., '94. 

 In December, 1894, united with The Architectural and Build- 

 ing Monthly, and continued under the title : 

 [d.] Architect (The), Builder, and Woodmorker. An 

 illustrated monthly. L. Young, editor. 1 number 

 of vol. XXX (Dec, 1894) and vol. xxxi. New York, 

 1894-'9o. 



United Jan. 1, 1896, with The National Builder and issued 

 under the title : 



[e.] National (The) Builder, with which is consolidated 

 The Architect, Builder, and Woodworker. 1 vol., 

 sm. fol. Chicago, 1890 + 



5167. American Cattle Journal. Edited by W. C. B. Allen. 4to. 



Omaha, 1879-82 + 



5168. American (The) Cheesemaker. — vols. Grand Rapids, 



Michigan, 18**-'95 + 



[192.] American Chemical Journal. Index to vols, i-x (1879-'88) 

 by G. W. R. Orndorff. 8vo. Baltimore, 1890. 



American Chemical Review. See Chemical Review. 



5169. American (The) Creamery, in which is incorporated The 



National Dairyman. Devoted to the interests of the cream- 

 eries of America. 8 vols., 4to. Chicago, 1888-'95+ 



American Druggist. See New Remedies. 



American Druggist and Pharmaceutical Record. See New Remedies. 



American Engineer and Railroad Journal. See American Railroad 

 Journal. 



American Engineer, Car Builder, and Railroad Journal. See American 

 Railroad Journal. 



