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70 Epileptic Fits can be Cured
~ DIR. LoCKROw having become eminent.
successful in curing this terrible malady
Invites all similarly afflicted, to call or send
br circulars OF references and testimonials 81
numerous cases cured of from one to twenty.
bur years standing He devoteS his attention
specially to diseases of the Cerebro-SpinaI
ks, or Nervous System, and SolicIts an In
esilgation OF his claim to public confidence
Address all letters to
DIR. V. B. LUCKNOW,
ARE of P. o. Box 5ll6 New York,
mnTl3-3md&wsmp
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strikc Amone EIern1orn.

BUFFALO, July H. All elevator
that the propeller stevedores Intend
following suit. The railroads have al
ready supplied heplnces of the strik-
ers, and it is the express determination
to spend the last dollar putting down
union strikes.
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QUEBEC, July 14.-The Cabinet held
meeting yesterday, and Il proclamation
has been issued recommending sum
moning Parliament to meet August SLh.
II is stated the Government does not in
tend to ask Parliament for money for
fortifications.
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New YoR1, July ll.-The Times
Mobile special says that citizens from
the interior announce Parsons an
pointment to the goVernorship as salts
factory. Many crops will he lost for
the want of negroes.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches
GREAT IMPROVEMENT m THEIR
MANuFACTuRE.
U. 8. GENERAL HOSPITAL,


Wheeling, y. Va, ApIiI 18th, 1876.
TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
j. you that have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
IIEGR!AN, and for which you are agent For
simplicity OF construction as well as durabilI-
thing to equal them, and therefore cheeffully
recommend them to any who are unfortunate
enough to need artificial Limbs.
Very reSpt, your ohed't serv't,
'- $3.50 JOHN KIRKKR,g
~. A. A. Surgeon, o. g. A., In Charge.
have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs of LEONARD LEGRAS, and find them
simple in their construction, of good work
I1anEhlp, light and very substantially made.
1ney Will be quite rs serviceable rs any nrti-
mclal legs in use, and on account Of their SIM
RIcity and strength less liable to need repairs.
cheerfully recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs
JOHN FRIssELL,
A. A. Surgeon, U. $. A
WHEELING, w. Va, April 18th, 1855.
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by CIIAs
BEHLER, Agent, I can recommend for the fol-
lowing advantages: simplicity in structure
strength of material and economy In price.
Surgeon B66r u; II h Enrolment
It affords me pleasure to state that LEON.
gheny, has furnished me with nm artificial leg
that can use well, Ofler one weeks using.
cheeffully recommend to all who are unfOr
tunate to need one to give him call.
| - LEWIS HAaIALEY,
! Springdale, Allegheny Co, Pa
For further particulars call on or address
| talF CHARLES BEHLER. Agt.,
Monroe ST., bet. Market d. Fourth
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@. B. CALDwEII.

A TToRNEY FOR ALL MILITARY
~ Claims, Back Pay, Bounty, Pensions, SC.
srly occupied by Caldwell & Boyd, opposite
B9nS OF Wheeling. tup staIrsl.) I7ET-
ftEkEHl.NClsS :-His EScellency A. L Bore
man, GoXernor Of West Virginia. +. p. Peir-
Eoint, Adjutlnt General OF West Virginia. s.
Brady, Cashier Merchants and Mechanics
mh7-G mdtw6w "
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An explanation BY GENERAL sherman


CINCINNATI, July l4.-At festival
given Generals Sherman and Cox at Co
lumbus yesterday, Sherman alluded to
the charge, that while he was in COM
mRnd in Kentucky he demanded for the
campaign two hundred thousand men.
He said the fact was that when visited
by Secretary Cameron he explained the
difficulty of marching into Tennessee
| by divergent lines into Nashville and
then to East Tennessee with forces
largely outnumbered by rebel armies
confronting him on all these lines. He
had but forty three hundred men to
meet nm opposing force of1s,000. When
men We're needed he replied that for the
present campaign &C, 900, and before you
can reduce the South to submission you
must have 200, 900. Tho statement made
in the presence of Secretary Cameron's
military family was afterwards pub.
hshed in Eastern papers in a distorted
and incorrect form.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK's
celebrated Female Pills

This Invaluable medicine iSunfnIlInpI in the
ne OF all those painful and dangerous dis
ses incident to the female constitution.
i modcr1teS all excuses and removes nil
structions, nom whatever cause, and n
eedy cure may be relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES.
i is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in n short
Ge, bring ON the monthly period with rcgu-
UTION!
These Pills should not be taken by femnlos
Al are pregnant during the FIRST THREE
ONTHS, ms they are sure TO bring on Mis-
Tiage, but at every other time, and in eve
other case, they are perfectly safe.
N all cases OF Nervous and Spinal Alice
tlS, Pains in the Back and Limbs, HeOyi-
=, Fatigue on slight eXertion, PnipItntion
HE Heart, LowneSS OF Spirits, HystericS.
Headache, Whites, and NIL the painful
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pc Pills will effect cure when all other
Pms have failed.
ulldIrections in the pamphlet around each
ekRge, which should be preserved.
Itle ~.
ole United States Agent,
JOB MOSES, q Cortlandt St., n. Y.
B.-Sl:O 90 and six postage stamps, enclosed
my authorized agent, will insure bottle
taining over nifty Pills, by return mail.
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~ PURE CATAwBA WINE.

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3BBLS. CATAWBA WINE.
5ODOZ. CATAWBA WINE.
Warranted superior to any In this city.
We desire to call paEticular attention to the
quality Of this Wine-it being the finest fla
yoretl Wine ever introduced to the public in
his vicinity, and we recommend it to our
friends as being just what the sick want.
This is luscious, palitable wine. Much of
he Catawba found in our vicinity is no bet
Ter than vinegnr-and has nothing desirable
Dr attractive about it-and We know any one
using this Kentucky Catawba Wine, will be
perfectly satisfied as to the purity, richness
Ind superiority of it. For sale by
LAUGHLINS & BUSHFIELD,
je9 Wholesale and Retail.
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New ORLEANS, July l3.-Cotton firm:
middling, 47c. Sugar quiet; Louisiana
common 1Ot9I3. Gold active at I47k@;
las. ia,sS
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Thez-aO-Ionn.

lFPH1LADELPHIA, July l4.-Jay Cooke
reports the subscription to theT-SO lean
to day at 81, 5l6, 500,
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DISSOIUTION.

ftNHE hrm of Rhodes 6 WREdeld Is this day
l. dissolved by mutual consent, either party
Is authorized 10 settle the books Of said frni.
E. p. RHODES,
WIN. 8. WAKEFIELD.
Bridgeport, O., June 9th, 1865.
E P. Rhodes having purchased the stock o
w. 3. Varied, has associated with him his
son, G. ~: Rhodes, for the purpose Of continue
ing the Wholesale Grocery and Commission
business under the name and style Of E. p
Rhodes Son.
In retiring from the old firm / thank my
friends for their patronage and trust they WI
continue the same to the new. s-I.4
jul-SOd wNI. s. WAKEFIELD.
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The Greatest Medicine of the Agel
KRAFTIS DIARRHEA C0MPnUNDI

The only Safe and Certain Cure for
DIARRHGA, DYSENTERY, FLUX, SUM-
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And all Diseases oTthe Stomach and RoireLs, In
Cfdcnt TO a Change Of Diet or Climate.
TNHE PRoPRIEToRS OF THIS TRULY
public with n full knowledge or Its superior
Inerit over any remedy of like character ever
before introduced. 1t hOs been used with the
most pcIJectslicceSS in thousands leases IChere
al other Remedies haze failed. Cases OF ChrOn-
lc Dinrrhoea of years standing, have been
cured by the use of fro bottles. This remedy
has lleCcT failed in single instance, where the
disease has bofflcd the skill of even tho most
sl6lllGul physicians.
IN use Tor number of years, and by its timely
aid has saved the lives of hundreds.
rms me6icine Is purely scientific prepare
uion, and IS prepared with the greatest eau
ton and Care.
Every traveller should have bottle of the
DLARRHQA COMPOUND.
| Every soldier will find 1t Invaluable
! No Family should be without It,
Do not hesitate to try KRAFT'S DIARRHRA
death. 40 ''N->'
! READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS:
WHEELING, April 25th, 1885.
MeSSrS. MCCABE, KRAFT & Co. 7enHe,ne1r-
Having used Krnfrs Dinrrhopa Compound, for
Camp DlNIThoea, with which have been
deeply afflicted for almost one month, all other
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take pleasure in recommending It to the fn-
NOEhole nOIlCeolAuWnOn1 may DC Auke an1icted
Chaplain 18th w. Va. Infantry.
MouSpsv1LLE, Marshall Co., W. Va.
MeSsrS. AIcCABE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer, being in Nashville, Tenn, I
was attacked with a severe Dinrrhoeas tried
the remedies Of several physicians, hut with
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was advised to try KrafFs Dlarrlcea Com
pound. One bottle Of u completely cured the dis
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commend this valuable medicine to nil AZ.
fllcted with this terrible disease.
Yours truly, ANDREW EDWARDS,
Messrs McCARE, KRAFT & Co., Gentlemen.
Last summer was attacked with a very
severe DiRrrhOea, from which suffered for
some three weeks. tried various remedies,
hut was unable to check the disease. ut last
procuSed a bottle of ''KTRfts DiaTThoea Com
pound" One bottle entirely cured the CltSeuSe
and restored me to my usual health. take
pleasure in recOmmendingt this valuable med
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| good results. E. R. ADDISON, =
Formerly Master Machinist B. & o. r, r.,
MecABE KRAFrs CO. %WRsse eIaassiIe w Er Wa:
glSts, Wheeling, W. Va, Sole Proprietors, to
/ Whom NIL orders should be addressed.
I. mayl3-6m
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The People's Bank.

AVINGS BANK OF WHEELING.
ZEE, Main ST., 6etlpeen Monroe and Quincy.
'oNEY RECEIVED ON TRANSIENT
Deposite. Interest paid on Special De
IS Collections promptly attended to.
mango on the East bought and sold,
>,v THOS. II. LIST, President.
nlI-
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GOLD BEARING RoNns

These Bonds are now worth handsome
premium, and are exempt, as are all the Gov.
eminent Bonds, from State, County and 1funt
cipdt taxation, 'ohich adds from one to three ne,
cent. per Glnltl 10 their value, according to the
rate levied upon other property. The inter.
est is payable semi-annually by coupons at.
tached to each note, which may be cut or and
sold to any bank or banker.
! The Interest at $50 per cent. amounts to
One cent per day on a $50 note.
Two cents per day on a sl00 note.
Ten cents per day on $500 note.
Twenty cents per day on $1,000 note.
One Dollar per day on 5000 note.
| Notes of all the denominations named will
be promptly furnished upon receipt of sub
scriptlons.
The Notes OF this Third Series are precisely
similar In form and privileges to the Seven
Thirties already sold, except that the Govern
ment reserves to itself the option OF paying
interest in gold coin at per cent, instead OF
S-l0ths in currency. Subscribers will deduct
the interest In currency up to July 18th, ut
the time when they subscribe.
The delivery ofthe notes of this third series
ofthe seven-thirties will commence on the
LIST of June, and will be made promptly and
continuously after that date.
The slight change made in this conditions
Of this THIRD SERIES affects only the mat
ter OF interest. The payment in gold, If made,
VIII be equivalent to the currency Interest of
the higher rnte.
The return to specie payments, In the event
of which only will the option to pay interest
in Gold be awaited of, would so reduce and
equnllze prices that purchases made with six
per cent. in gold would be fully equal to those
made with seven and three-tenthS per cent.
in currency. This is
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
Now offered by the Government, and Its SUI
perior advantages make 1t the
Great Popular Loan of the People
Less than s29O,OOO,OOO of the Loan authorize
by Congress are now on the market. This
amount, at the rate ut which 1t Is being alb
sorbed, will NIL be subscribed for within sixty
days, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mand n premium, as has uniformly been the
case on closing the subscriptions to other
Loans.
In order TINT citizens ofevery town and sec
ton Ofthe country may be afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks. and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub
sCriptions Mt par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, in whom they have confidence,
and who only nre to be responsible for the
delivery of the notes for which they receive
orders
JAY COOKE,
Subscription agent,
May 10, 1865 PHILADELPHIA.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank Of Wheeling.
First National Bank Of Fuirmont.
First National Bank Of Pdrkersb,wp.
Second National Bank Of PdrIerSOtTg.
Savings Bank Of Wheeling.
jel-2nd&w a.
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Suppression of the Richmond Whfg...
General Terry's Order...Gen. Sher.
. man at Columbus, Ohio.
WASHINGTON, July 14.-The follow
ing is General Terry's order suppress
sing the publication of the Richmond
Wing:
"WHEREAs, In the issue of the Rich
mond Wing of July 18th, 1865, a certain
clause of the merciful amnesty procla-
nation of the President of the United
States pardoning certain traitors is stig-
matiZed us "heathenish," and law of
the land duly enacted by Congress and
approved by the President is character
lied as 'tmean, brutal and cowardly, re-
yoldngly absurd, and atrociously I'M
just" 1t is ordered that the Provost Mar
shall General of this department seize
and hold in his possession the office,
presses, type and other property belong
ing to the proprietors of said paper, and
prevent henceforward the publication
thereof.
[Signed,l MAJ. GEN. TERRY"
The Tribune special dated Columbus,
Ohio, July 18th, says Major General
Sherman had a public reception here
to-day. In the course of his remarks
he heartily endorsed General Cox, an
nouncing him as the next governor OF
Ohio. He also said he was not, under
any circumstances, candidate for CUB.
ernatorial or presidential hOnors.
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The Trade ConrentIon.

DETROIT July IA. A. Bowen, OF
Chicago, from the Committee on Com
merce, made n report commanding to
the consideration of legislative bodies
OF the States and the nation the follow
ing subjects: The construction of the
Illinois river and Michigan ship canal.
The Improvement of Fox and Wiscon-
SIN rivers. The enlargement of the ca
nails of the State of New York. The
cheaPening OF railroad freights and an
increase of capacity. The relief of our
shipping and railroad interests from Sc
we're government taxation. An inn
proved system of surveys and sound
ings. Custom house and light house
provisions. Early improvement of the
Western rivers aud harbors. A ju-
dictouS encouragement TO regular lines
of steamships to countries upon this
continent and Europe. Such regula-
tons of our commerce and the carry
ing on of trade with the Canadas and
Europe as will best promote the general
interests of our own merchants, far
mers, manufacturers and shippers, and
asked the Convention to give the weight
of its influence in favor of building up
our common country in such n manner
as to give, us prosperity, union and
peace. The report was accepted and
adopted. The debate on the reciprocity
was resumed -. Mr.. Howe, of Nova
Scotia, spending. His speech was inn
portant. Hamade the announcement
that annexation to the United States
had no place in the hearts of the people
in any one of the provinces, and that
any one who should go to the hastings
as an advocate for annexation would
be treated as n fugitive from the low
atty and allegiance due from him as n
British American.
Mr.. BlOOdgOod had consent to place
on the journal of the convention his
report on the ship canal from the ST,
Lawrence to the Hudson. The same
privilege was extended to Mr.. Hill, of
Boston, taVOring Congressional aid to
ocean steamers.
AIR. AleNander'S report, in favor of n
decimal system of weights and meas
ures, was referred to special commit
tee from the United States and Prov
inces.
Mr.. Brown, from Colorado, on river
and harbor improvements, reported n
resolution recognizing the national
character of naVigable rivers and lake
hnrbors which offered facilities for con-
Quoting the commerce of the country.
from which the Government derives n
large revenue, and it is the sense OF
this convention that it is the interest MS
well as duty of the general Government
to make such improvements on such
rivers and harbOrs as the necessity for
it mny be determined and rs the cOndi-
ton of the treasury will warrant.
On motion of Mr.. ScammOn, the con-
vention adjourned, to adjourn sine die
at 3 =. NJ. to-day. -r.E
The resolution recommending the me-
gotintiOn of the reciprocity treaty re-
ceiVed nunAntmOuS vote. The cOnVen-
ton then adjourned, s....
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Suppression of the Richmond whis.-.
General Terry's Ortler-..Gen. Sher.
man at Columbus, Ohio.
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There is no Investment
which Pays n BETTER Interest or
Brings More Comfort, Health,
Happiness and Relief to
the Household
Than n
WHEELER 6 WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

DEFERENcEis made to hundreds of fam
vicinity.
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Ots & Shoes Made In Order

S0VO0 4At1WO 10 OIWUIs
~ ~, subscriber has just opened shop on
~ nm ~ street, one door east of Reed &
IN n mug store, Centre Wheeling. where
Caters of the best onalitS- and latest
cc,,; n shaTe OF the public patronage is
i9lWe HENRY ANKNEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-25

Our SOLDIERS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICES
We still insist that our gallant soldiers and off,
GERS should be appointed to the civil positions
under the government as far as possible. They
have earned the gratitude Of their country on
many bloody battle field, and are entitled to
the Offices under the government There are
numerous places which the officers, as we'll
as men In the ranks who have been and
will soon be honorably discharged from the
service, can fill as we'll as civilians. All other
things being equal, the soldiers, whether they
have been wounded or not, should have the
preference. Several soldiers were recently ap-
pointed to places In the Navy Yard in Brook
Ign, but, we understand, have since been re-
moved, and civilians appointed In their place.
Why is thiss Is this the way ancient Gideon
Of the Navy Department contemplates reward
ing our country's defenders?
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REVOLUTION IN nAYTI.

Cape Haytfcn, Gonaives and st. Marc
Occupied by tho Insurgents-No Blood
shed, &c.
BOSTON, May "a, 1885.
The schooner Pomona Captain Molineaux, at this port
brings advices from Cape Hayden to May Is, by which
learn that political revolution had taken place on
the island
The rebels, headed by Colonel Salnare, took posses
sion OF Cape Hayden the 10th inst without opposition
from the government roops and not gun was fred By
either party.
II was bloodless affair
The towns OF Gouaives and 81. Marc had also been
taken by the rebels and the people appeared 70 acquesce
in the change.
The leader Of the rebellion Colonel Sainare the per-
who attempted TO assassuatc Of President GeH
rard's ministers some months since.
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Day avs osssss granted the usual condisaons
The Board adjourned Tan THE morning
meeting % the 6hipownsss' Associates took piaoe
yesterday IN the hall Of tho Chamber Of Commerce. At
which J. q. rockingham presided. There were about
twenty members present An arbitration COMMITTEES OF
seven was elected tho satsos OF compelling vssses
from III ports coming By ths sosad 10 80 70 ouarsn
tine was discussed, asd osaaitses OF three was sp
pointed 10 attend 10 the matter
tho csss Of Dr. Blackburn. charged wish pics 70 In
troduos yellow fever from bermuda into New York and
other Northern cities, b now under examination In
Toronto Canada the evidence ssAast him Is ssd 70 DO
strong
The slsok uArtes IVES aoslss end higher yesterday.
0overnuAeuh were dali Gold IVES strong, and AFTER
opening = lsaX rose 70 10, aaA closed at ave a.
lslx. TIE closing auotaiioa u night Va lssK.
tho spirlt In gold caused 0rmsr feeling II business
places yesterday and II some INSTANCES caused IN ad
vanos In priosA Yersga msrohAndtss was held very
Arn - general thing; but only small business Wa
done. On Change things wore naked. Bresdstuh
were arues but psovisoas we're lower Flour was 100
49,, vAsas "a. so. aaA oesa - $50 better. Oats
wese "a "a lower. Pork was irregular. Lard was
tribe nrues whisksv was DO lower selling a. 81 o.
The reveaus tax IL o.
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eruneat he ON ten Lord Falmsrstea how
very foolish u = TO waste nonsy In construct
Ing elaborate Abgti6cauous In Canada, whom ths
Usited States can plaoe such tremendous
armies In the 6eid. He can assure The English
government that the nssty Of Canada depends.
not upon British forts or BritisA bayonet, but
simply spon tho maintenance Of peses and
good will between England and this COUNTRY
This Il ono of the lessons that tho review lsu
taught him, and which he On teach Palmsrstoa
and Russell He hes seen that we have The
strength Of q giant and he knows hat tho pros
perity Of England and the preservation OF her
colonies arc matters 70 DO affected BY the man.
nee In which uhis young giant Of . nation
chooses TO use - power. The presence OF tho
Count do Montholon BY his side mast have sug-
gested stlll another train Of reflections 70 Sir
Frederic, and In all probability b will
reproduce those reflections In his despatch.
Thsy bear, Of course, upon the relations
between Mexico, France and tho United States.
he. will remember that We have proved 70 him
sAat TIE Monroe doctrine erisinated with Can
aing, and was revived and improved By Pfesi-:
dent Monroe. He-wiil also remember tAat We
have strongly urged President johnson to call
the attention OF England TO this Canning-Mon-
roo doctrine and ask her TO assist In It's enforce
mont In Mexico. Tho grand review has shown
him that the diplomatic assistance Of England
is all we require, and, doubtless, he Is now in
the franc Of mind to advise Lord Palmerston
to aocede to the request of President johnson
whenever It be made. If this conjecture be
correct, then the next despatch Of Sir Frederick
Bruce, like that OF the Count de Montholon,
will be one Of the most important ever sent
across the Atlantic. Then, too, the lessons Of
tho magnificent review will not be lost upon
foreign Powers.