The Missouri Camp-meeting.
By George I. Butler
We make this last appeal for a general rally of the friends of the cause in this Conference, and as many as can come from other States. Sedalia is a central railroad point, and the most central place that could be selected. The roads are dry and hard. Fruit and everything is cheap. The season is favorable. It will be by far the most important meeting ever held in the State. We expect excellent help from abroad. The courage of our brethren is rising. We want to put such life into the work as has never been seen in Missouri. We want to prepare for the fall campaign. Let there be a general rally. New officers are to be chosen. Much depends upon a general representation, from all parts of the Conference. We want to put off the grumbling spirit, and come to gain a new consecration to the work, fully determined that Missouri shall be a live Conference from this time forward. Come prepared to settle up all the pledges now due. Bring your s. B., so that all debts can be settled by the Conference. Be here promptly on Wednesday, so as to commence with the meeting, and stay till the close. If you let this meeting be a failure on account of your absence, the effect will be felt for years. Come one and all to this meeting. Geo. I. Butler.