Report of the Committee for the Month of June.
By E. S. W.
ONE hundred and seventy-four new subscribers have been added to our list during the month of June. The following statement shows the result of the labors of the committee, giving the names of the members reporting and the number of subscribers sent in by each, viz: One each. W K Loughborough, J W Marsh, Mrs J S Woodward, A S King, J L Powell, B G Allen, J H Waggoner, R Rundall, Mrs A A Carter, J Minisee, A Van Syoc, G P Bailey, A M Gravel, J Byington, D Gardner, S J Wakeling, A Hunt, O Mears, H W Kellogg, H A Pierce, F Howe, Jos Bates, C D Bixby, J Frank, S Treat, O D Washburn, J Hare, C H Rogers, J L Richmond, Mrs C Manly, T M Morris, W H Wild, A Amburn, W McPheter, C Woodman, E Kellogg, A Stone, F A Dayton, J C Gregory, V Weed, J Loudon, G Hodges, L Kettle, A Pierce, S Pierce, L Drake, A C Hudson, M E Cornell, R Griggs, J O Thompson, B A Smith, S Kennedy, Mrs J Eckert, J L Wilson, E M Davis, A C Bourdeau, T Bryant, C Stratton, M B Perree, E B Gaskill, Mrs W G Watson, S A Rowland, Mrs L B Webber, J Taber, T Lane, M C Butler, Mrs I F Long, Lydia Lane, R A Worden, P Miller jr., W Bryant, V V Wheeler, P H Cady, J Q Foy, J F Carman, L M Sheldon, Mary E Haskell, W E Newcomb, B Armitage, B Simonton. Two each. W L Saxby, C S Fox, J P Flemming, B McCormick, I J Howell, S O Winslow, C W Olds, Ben Auten, G F Richmond, C C Collins, P C Rodman, Rebecca Whities, F A Dayton, W P Ballard, A A Dodge, H S Lay, H Gardner, Mrs E D C Green, D W Johnson, S M Holly, B B Francisco, G L Holiday, H C Miller, S O Winslow, J D Hough, S B Whitney. Three each. S A McPherson, I D Van Horn, Louisa Mann, A Dalgrien, A A Fairfield, L G Bostwick. Four each. W H Slown, M W Neal, H Bingham, N Fuller. Although the number of accessions in the present report falls a little below that of our last, yet we are not discouraged, as we are having a gradual increase, which if kept until the close of the volume, will bring our list up to five thousand. Now is the time to work. There never was a better time to obtain subscribers than the present—currency plenty, and worth but about forty cents on the dollar in gold. We still offer the Review at $1 a year to those who take it for investigation, and to those who subscribe for it to send to their friends. In all probability this offer will not continue long, for if gold continues to go up, and as a consequence everything else with it, we shall be compelled to advance our subscription rates. We trust our committee will profit by these suggestions, and send along their subscriptions. Remember that now is the only time that you have the promise of the Review at "old prices."