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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
TIE MARKETS.
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CHICAGO, July %
On the board OF trade to-day quotations
were follows: Wheat-So ADJUST
opened 922sc, clos Il gat.c; September opened
e4ssc, closed 9I5sc; December. opened eol4c.
closed .6a4c COrn-No. Angus opened
t'1sc, closed 45c; September. opened and
closed i5'4c; May, opened 49i5c, closed &C
oats-No.= August, opened 341c, o<ed Nc;
September, o.eneI and clo ell S34sc. May
opened and ciosei S6lcc. Pork-July, opened
Sl2.5 close Sl3.0; August, opened SlI.65.
c osed >ll.'3; September, opened Sll5O.
closed SIo9t Lari-August, opene and
clnSed SGi0
Live stock-Unioa stock yaris prices: Hogs
MARKET opened steady and firm. Sc
hi her. later ruled quiet ut no decline; light
era .es, $50 40 rough lacking. "a IS IsifS
mixed lots. s3.s5 400. heavy lacking ami
shipiing lots, $3.50 AS.
"a tle-Market siroog to &c higher on good
qualities; eeeves prime to extra, 81 6aa4s
good to choice, $I.Oi 40: common 10 me-
dium. S3.5lG3s0; cows and bu Is steady. $lO
@;i.+t stockers and feeders dull, S22l fS 5a
Sheei-natves, 60 To Oh ice, SI50d5 y;
common 10 fair, - 40: Texans and west
ern-, s3.'5 40; lambs s4.75s5.s0
Produce: Butter-Finest creameries. IsysA
I5c = T.; finest daries ll0l2e. packing.
stock, 5g6c Eggs Strictly fresh. 1916 al&c
pr doz- Poultry-Cbickeas, hens leitl9tSc
per 10; roo tiers, 5c; turkeys mixed lots, CLOS;
-pring ducks, 9,4GluiSc; geese S4Uo rs % Der
doE. Potatoes -Tenarssee Rose, So SS5i pes
bill Ap1ies-Far to choice >S.ll 5401 par nbi
kaspberries-Bsc r, ) .6l1l1p Per loot case;
r,'d. sl40dl6o per 24-Qt case. Huckleberries-
~ l1ac per box; si.5lp l6-qt case Blackbsr-
ries- Michigan, si.25 5l.4 per loot case Iii
nois, i5c1s LIS per si-qt case.
New York.
New YORK. July y
Wheat-No. = red winter. SI.hlIs cash; do
August ssSsc; do December, 9ei.c. Corn-No.
mixed csssh, ole; do August, 5l5kc: do
September, $3.50. Oats Weak No mixed
cash, 4lt2c; do August, S6iSo; do September,
Ssl2c. Rye-FirIn; western in boat load, 20 {
6lc. Barley quiet but ii IN. Pork Firm;
| mess, Sl3OOd4.uL Lard-Sjeady; August.
So 20; Septem Der, Ss.+2, Octob-r $685.
Live Sto, K; Csttle-Dull: no trading in
beeves; dressed beef steady; native sides, eli
Q71ic Z n. Sheep and l. tmbs-Sheep dull al
former prices; lambs, weak at a decline of Nc
| = n; sheep, Si.Wl6tO T. l0O Ms; lambs s4s.lx
G6.'5. Hogs-M ,rket firm; live hogs S4OoI
| 49, p l0D 10.
ROCK leland.
Hay-Upland prairie, 80 5o6iIoO
hAy-Ttmoiny-s7 50d$.9.5o.
0ats-97@ 90
Oosl-Soft1Ic
Corr woodss S0S4.f0.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
Collapse of a Workshop.

LONDON. July 30.-The floor of a work
shop at Eupen collapsed yesterday, throw
ing 100 employees into the cellar, where
they were overwhelmed with debris. Two
were killed outright and many injured,
several OF whom will die.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
Brookiyn's Population.

WASHINGTON CITY, July 30-The rough
count of the population of Brooklyn, n.
Y, has been completed by the census
Office. 1t shows that the population is
S0i, 317, an increase since 1880 of 237, ia, or
Al 95 per cent
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
Children DroMnnd yEhile Fi.hinr

NEW YORK, July 80--Alexander York,
aged 10, while fishing off the dock at
Fourth street. North river, and EfRe
Quackenbush, aged 10, while fishing at
the foot of Bethune street, fell overheard
and were drowned yesterday
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
Started on Long norsebaok Ride.

LONDON, July S0-An American named
Skinner and Russian named Kriegsk have
started on a wager to ride on horsebac K
from Moscow to the Crimea and return
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
Heavy Failure at Philade,pb,a

PHILADELPHIA, July 80. u. +. Tygert b
Co., manufacturers of fertilizers, failed
yesterday afternoon. Tic assets are placed
at s34S, 600 and the liabf tiles at sS17. 900.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30
HORRIBLE NINE DISASTER.

One Hundred and Twenty Men Killed
and Fifty Injured.
PARIS. July S0-An explosion of fire
damp occurred yesterday in the Pellisir
coal mine at st. Etienne causing the
death of over 80 miners About fifty
others were terribly burned
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-30

ROCK reLAf

Hay-Upland prairie, 30 SOIL. 90
hAy-Ttmoiny-s7 50dS.9.50.
Hay-Wild, 5000.
Corn--S5c.
0ats-s7 q 90
Oosl-Soft11c
Cor ! WOODS 5Gs4.f0.
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Nous ne voulOnS avOir affaire
qu'aux chitfres. Toute la question
Sc rebuilt a ceci LA Loterie est
ellie ntile q Ia Louisiana! Ce que
nous sayons d6ja, d'apres rexamen
DIES livres de la Compagnie, c'est
que notre Etat fournit moins de
trOle pour cent du ievenn brnt de
Ia Loterie, tandis que celle-ci de.
pense lei vingt pour cent de son
revenu. Difference en- uotre favour:
d~lX-sert pour cent.
Mais lais&ons tout celia de cote.
Oabllons IN moment que c'est lie
Nord, fOuesr, la California, ct non
Ia p&uvra Louisiana, ruinee. Ober6e,
qul empliS>ent les caisSes de la Lo.
tellc, ct AFTERNOONS les deliberations
des chambrrS. Les deux faces de
|" question Heront plaidtes avec
talent ct lie corps electoral seia
parfajtement 6claire quand il sera
appel6 Il Sc rrononcer sur ramen
dement, Constitutional tpnd&nt i
prolonger &c 70 anuees lie privilege
de la Compaguie.
Nous acceptons d'avance son
ve'dit, qnel qn'ii soft.
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Empreintss appos eos sur Pacier poll

Certains de nos lectenrs peuvent
eprOuver lie desir on lie besoin dan.
poser sur IN objet metallique.-au
moyen dun poincon on autrement.
-un signe de reconnaissance. unp
narqne particuliere.
En ce cas-, lis doivent op6,er
ainsi quill suit.
la surface pole est d'abord en-.
duite de terebenthiue ct r]ecouyerte
dun papier brouillard :-on place
desSus une epaiSse couche de terre
srasse, pour garantir racier de
toute o%yydation.
La piece a marqner, aiEsi pre.
pafee, est mise au feu ct por,6a an
rouge ellie est alors ranidemant
re'lree, on arrache ce qui la recon-.
vre, et,-soit 4 Ia presse, soft an
martean,-on y applique fortement
ienprelnte qu'on y veut rxer,
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PARFUA ERIF.-Le bean sexe. les
)ehaeS gems ct les hommes mfrs
qni veulent singer In jeunesse. al
ment ct reSheIchant les pasrums les
Plus sauves, les essences les plus
pnres. les savons les plus odorant>
les articles de toilette les plus in
dIspensabifS e. les plns L III mode
tells que hroSscs a dents. pc;cies
bfoSSeS a cheyenx, etc. etc, uonve
ionl, en- qnantit6 tous ces articles
dams la Pharmac;e Thibodeauy 4
des pIlN qul defent tOute concur
renee.
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Les crevasses a Ia POinte- COupeo
La levee Lobdell a cede-La perte
causee par pinondation est
incalculable.

Baton Rouge, avril 23-Une de.
ptche speciale dit que lie vent
SoGtf1lit hipr sOir avec violence ct
Que Il situation a la Pointe Coup6e
est dc plus rn plus grave. On
rappoite que toute la facade de la
Po!nte Coupee a ced6, ce qui vent
dire que Ia perte causee a la propri-
etc s'elevera 4 plusieurs millions
de piastreS, ct l'inondation METRE
en- outre en- danger Ia vie de plu-
sieurs centaines de personnes qui
habitent les terres basses ct qui ne
pourront echapper an f1eau, a
m0Ins qu'on he leur envoie imme-
diatement DIES secourS.
La levde LobaelI il cGae hier
solr. lie maavals temps ct lie vent
rendent les moyenS de communities
tons tres ditficIIes. La station de
t~el6graphe la plus r~approchee de
Morganza est Bayon Sara qui Sc
trouve A nne distance de IA miles.
La nouvelle annoncant que toute
Ia facade de la Pointe Coup6e a
ceae a iete Ia CONSERVATION dams
cette Vile.
LIE bateau de seconrS Docotah de
la Compagnie de la Loterie de la
Louisiana rend DIES services meal
culables.
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LIE trOisleme numero de Ia REVUE
FBANCAISE publiee a New.York.
80 W. 14th street, s'est fait IN peu
attendre; il faut lui paldonner en-
favour des ameliorations subies
dams sa reduction. Ce num6ro
content II charmante illustration
de Notte-Dame de Poitiers, avec
texte descriptif. La deIicleuse
nouvelle Colas, Co'assc ct Colette.
due a la plume de Jules Simon, est
anSsI illnstree de la facon Ia plus
amnsante ct artistiqne. Nous vov.
Gus an Sommaire: Une etude sur
lie Rom0ncero espagnol du "Cid,nsur
FGnrye de Rabeluis une interes.
sante causerie SUI rEsth6tiquc du
PdrnGsse signe de Paul BOuroet. et
un portrait littetaire de Get auteur
par jules Lemaitre. Ceci nest one
|" partie serieusement litteraire.
La REVUE FRANCHISE est remplie
de delicate prose, choisie dams ce
que les a%uteurs francais ont pro.
dult de plus charmant ct de plus
nOuveau.
Ions ceux qni s'intereSsent a Ia
literature ct a la langue franchise
ont enfin sous la main un recuei,
!Itteraire mensuel a Ia uortee de
tous.
lie prix de announcement est pour
IN an $500, lie numero 30 cents.
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Quoiquil en- rcpngne a mon sentiment de
Justice qcoique, CONNIE Ia declare lie der
nler bureau de Sante, Ia Ioi soft nuisibIe a Ia
sante publique, 10 donne avis que, 3 partir
de ditnanche. 20 avril. la police receyra
T'rdre de METRE en- vigueur la loi du dilnap.
che (Acts No 10 de 1856 dans toute. ses dig
positions.
PenctfS de ia grave injustice ct DIES fl.
GRANTEES Ineonsequences de la loi, conseient
des efforts ~inutiIes rentss pour obtenir me
contamination devant 10 jury, memo apres
les tenoiEnases DIES plus p~ositiis, je me suis
decide, a cause du blame don't TAI etc l'eb;et
de In part dc grands juries ct de citoyeus.
Ial crolent Ell la loi, a la faire metre On
vigueur.
Jysuis dailleurs encourage parce que In
Legislature dait sc r6unir prochaineInent at
que, On dGmontrant les vexations ct les iri
qaites de la loi, nous sersrs : meme de liz
faire rappeIer.
JOS 4. SHAKESPEARE, Marie.
NOlia qul est paifsitement linn
plde. Notre marie vent tuer Ia
loI, ct ponr celia il rappliouera
dams toute sa rigneur. LIE moyen
nest pas nouveau. ct il ne serait
pas impossible quill reussit. &c oui
est certain, c'est que la loi nest
pas pOpn'aire EN- Louisiana.
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La SocietS dss autsnrs arana,i.
que' . son siege 1 Paris; ellie ne
80 compose sue d'auteurx don't les
oavrss emit Ste repre.eatlss. La
Soclstt des gems dc le.trs., don't le
siege est Sgalensst ( Paris. com
prsnd des <crivsios, DIES journals.
les etc. Ces deux societes ae sont
r'' e"v'rtrs 4 tout l. monde, on
est recn que IL presentation
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La Lei DIN dimanclle.

Ce nest pas lie marie &c la Nou.
velle Orleans qui aime la Loi du
Dimanche, telle que nous Ia impo-
see la legislature. Lisez plut6t la
proclamation s%uivante quill adresse
aujonrd'hni au peuple:
Marie de la Nouvelle Orleans,
Hotel de Vile, Is avril 1890
PROCLAMATION.
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On salt que les admirateurs an.
glais de NJ. Pasteur ont decide de
luI remettre nn Magnitude album,
Sur la premiere page de Get al.
bum, on q insert ces mots: ..Au
grand NJ. P~asteur, lie bienfaitenr
dc la race humane" avec la sigma.
ture du prince de GALES.
Plus loin les signatures des pro-
fesseurs DIES universities dtOyford
de Cambridge, d:Edimbourg. de
Glasgow, d'Aberdeen, de Toronto
ct Gle Montreal. Plus loin encore
ron trouvera un eIoge Ell hierogly.
Plies esyptiens ayec la signature
du British Museum.
IN antre texte curieux est Fey.
trait du Rig V6da ecrit par lie bro.
fesseur Max Muller. On cite on
Ontre les signatures de NJ. Glad.
stone ct de plusieurs membres On
parchment anglais.
Parmi les auteurs de dessius
les noms dc sir Frederick
de nj. ct Nine. ANN r..
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JOB Work done neatly, scientiti-
gary, speedily and cheaply, by the
SENTINEL job printing office, Main
street. between st. Philip and ST.
Louis streets
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La lOterie de In Louisiana.

La UatIi ut lG LUulSiSfit.
Nous avons public samedi der
nier, dams notre partie a%nglaise, Ia
lettre suivante de NJ. John a Morris.
adresse a tons les i%onrnaux de
PEtat. Nous Ia leprodnisons au.
%jonrd'hui Ell francais.
NoUyELLE ORLEANS. II Avril, 1890.
A la %prochaine session de la Lee
gislatn-e de Get Fiat je Soumettrai
une proposition pour Ie privilege
de maintenir une loterie en- Lonisi-
ane. Pour cp privilege. Toffrirai de
payer a FEtat, par tlimestre en-
Ell avance, la somme de $500, 900
par an, soft $4,000, 900 pour lie
privilege susdit pendant vingt.cinq
ms Cette Iioenee annualle dun
demi million de dollars, serait con-
Sacree, 81 on veut men permpttre
la suggestion M tiers aux ecoles
Publlques de lEtat ; IN tiers aux
presentes institutions de charlie ct
a telies autres qni pourront Gtre
creeS plus tard. ct 10 dernier tiers
reStant q Ia construction. d la repa.
ration des lev6es. J'espere que
vOuS donnerez a cette proposition
votre consideration la plus atten.
tive ct que vous communiqnerez au
public vos vues a ce sujet. C'est
Ia n question qui appelle, le crois
la discussion de la presse, en- de,
hors dc toute espece de prevention
en- ne conSiderant que les meilleurs
inter6ts de PEtat.
BIen reSpectueuSement,
JOHN A. MORRIS.
LAbeille de la Nouvelle Orleans
fait snivre cette lettre des refexions
suivantes:
La proposition est serieuse, tres
importante, ct merite de fxer Pat
tention de la legislature. II he
s'agit pas lei de faire du sentiment
ct de sc demander 81 la loterie est
morale gu immorale. La loterie
existe partOnt, sous une forme GU
sous n autre. Ellie eXiSte en-
France, dams les premieres institu-
tons de credit de rEtat; ellie exis-
tie en- 1talie, ellie existe en- Espagne.
Dleu salt cGmbien de millions nous
a enleves la Loterie de Ia Havane!
Ellie eziste lei meme Ell Louisiana
sous la forme de Premium Bonds.
EFT nOtre commerce de futures. dais
les operations de cotton, n'est.ce
pas n veritahle loterie-lotprie
on Fon gagne, OH l'on perd CONNIE
dams toutes les lotteries posslbles.
asec cette difference que dams lie.
lotteries d'afgent on ne perd Il plus
solvent qu'une somme insigni-
f%iante, tandis que daus &c que nous
appelons lei les "~futures," on perd
des fortunes.
LaissonS de cote la question
ideale, la question de sentiment ct
envisageons les chooses sous leur
veritable jour.
II est trop tot pour s'etendre sur
&c sujet. Quand la legislature en-
sera saisie, il sera temps d,y reve-
mir. Nous ne faisons lei qu'expri-
mer a la hate q~uelques id6es qui
nous frappent.
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HoUNA, La, Jan. -. 1889.
n few dosfs of Goraux's Ant AstSu,t;o
u xture has relieved me OF = very had
'cish. my litte daughter has la.q cured 81.
ps,by taking the "a ne. a.. G )RERr
Tn Barbe..I
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W. tI;Air
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lie Voice. Arabi Post 0H;no i,

lie Voice, Arab Post Office. pa
rolsse ST. Bernard, du u avril:
Nous pensons que notre localite
sefalt IN excellent endroit pour les
operations dissertations de batis
e ct d'emprnnts. ii est verita.
element etonnant que nous men
avons pas une seule. II a bien.
dams lie 3me district, une Building
and Loan Association, qui compile
quelQues uns de nos habitants par
I'LL ses membres, mails son quarter
general est tres elolgne. Place.
lei, chez nous, n par-ille societ4
ferait de meilleures affaires. Ellie
faciliterait les transactions qui ont
pour otlet la propriete fonciere.
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Our Club List.

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MONITOR. We guarantee to see that
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fisher, not US. We will furnish two or
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dered at the same time. For the pur-
pose Of ascertaining the price call the
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The conditions on which clubbed papers
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bers about the 2Sth of each month. We
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ber, and will then arrange for periodicals,
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sum, virtually destroys the whole
! purpose and use of the measure.
i The giving of the land school mon
ey of Orleans County, to the Derby
and the Craftsbury Academies cansed
considerable discusslon-in the House,
by members from this county, but
the bill was killed by vote of 105
to so.
The bill repeating the law, rela-
tive tie annual meeting of the state
militia was defeated in the senate by
close vote.
There was a field day in the House
Thursday when the high license bill
came ap for action and debate. After
quite long discussion the bill was
defeated on a yea and nay vote of
123 to 81. The democrats nearly all
favored the measure and pretty eff
fectually on record as a high license
party, SO far as their action in the
House IS concerned. The agriculture
al college bill comes up. The COM
mittee bill was killed and the original
bill was passed in the House. 1t
goes to the Senate, where it is less
liable to succeed.
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Legislative Notes.

On Tuesday last three important
bills were introduced for committees:
the cooperation tax bill, the new school
bill and the agricultural college bill.
The first is new measure for taxing
railroads, telegraph and telephone
companies, insurance companies.
The old cooperation bill having been
declared unconstitutional, so far as
the railroads are concerned, another
measure has been devised to reach
railroads. The school bill is sort
of split between the old law and the
law of 1888. It provides for county
tendents, a state tax, and other num-
erous provisions. The proposed ag-
ricultural college bill provides for
maintaining the college at Burling
ton, but puts the management of it
in the hands of a board of directors,
to be chosen from farmers organiza-
tions of the state. No one can pre-
dict what will be the fate of these
new bills.
There has been a long wrangle
over an appropriation for the World s
Fair, to be held in Chicago, IN 1898.
] The money is be used to help the
state TO make worthy exhibit at the
great fair. The erratic spirit of econ
envy that is predominant cuts the APP
propriatioD down ta m insignificant
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-11-24
The New Consumption Cure.

A most remarkable scientific dis
covery has recently been made by a
German scientist and physician, Dr.
Koch, which promises to be a cure
for tubercular consumption. The
doctor has been for a long time max
ing Investigations in regard to the
microscopic animals which infest the
human body, more especially in the
lung tissues. Having learned what
he could of the animal, he set himself
to work to find some substance which,
by inhalation, innoculatiOn or other
wise, would destroy the life of the
creature which has been the direct
cause of carrying millions and mill
ions to the tomb. The history of his
experiments would almost make a
volume. At length he has so far sue
ceeded as to obtain liquid substance,
lymph, which the German physicians
have named paratoloid, which seems
to be destroying to the animal. This
substance is injected under the skin
and Immediately takes effect on the
tuberculosis, destroying its effects and
restoring the afflicted to health. At
least such has been the case during the
last few months.
The excitement in Germany is
great, and the rush of patients to the
offices of those who use the treatment
is described as an avalanche of peo-
pie. So great is the faith of the Ger
man people in the worth and efficacy
of the remedy, that the government
is about to reward DR.. Koch with
money and highest honors. The
news of the new cure for consump-
tion is exciting the whole civilized
Iyplph do not claim that IL VIII cure
everything that passes under the
name of consumption, but it has been
demonstrated in, perhaps, hundreds
of cases already, that consumption
can be cured.
1t is now reported that an instltu-
ton will soon be started in Boston,
Mass, for the treatment of consump-
ton by this method. The remedy is
on its way, and it will soon be dem
onstrated in this country whether the
discovery is all that is claimed.
Should it turn out that cure has
been found for consumption, the dis
covery will be one of the greatest that
the world has ever known. The pos
sibility of such thing seems to stag
ger belief. The world will look for
ward to the complete demonstration
and proof of the claimed discovery
and cure with hope, anxiety and
prayer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-11-24
Headquarters Grand Army of the
Republic.
Rutland, IT., Oct. I, 1890.

Rutland, IT., Oct. I, 1890.
Comrades,- Since being elected
COMMANDMENTS Chief [ have visited
ten departments, six Of which are
west of the Missouri River, and have
been more than gratifed to observe
the hearty spirit of comradeship ev-
erywhere prevailing, and the growing
pride in and devotion to our noble or
der. The thought seemed to be in
every mind and the words on every
Iip that the Grand Army of the Re-
public should be made to round up
one-balf million comrades this year.
The inspiration of this thought was
not mere pride in numbers, but the
advantage of membership to individu-
al character, and the advantage of
numbers in increasing the potency OF
the Order in its lofty work of frater-
nifty, charity aud loyalty. 1t IS on
the ground of individual and public
benefit that it becomes our duty to
increase our membership. There are
vet several hundred thousand worthy
veterans who served bravely with us
on land or sea, not yet with us IN this
organization. If we do not bring
in fifty thousand or more of them this
year the fault will be our own. Ihls
means an addition of about ten to
every hundred. Who doubts but this
can be easily done? What comrade
will fail to do his part? What Post
will hold back? Let all department
commanders at once take the leader
| ship and direction in this work II
their respective departments. L have
seen enough to know that they VII
find cordial and enthusiastic response
both from individuals and Posts
This is the best season of the yea
for the recruiting service to be mad'
effective and successful. 1t shoult
not pass without our achieving re
suits as grand as our possibilities ar
great. Yours in b., c. and L.,
w. O.. VEAZEY,
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