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majority II the kings ore entitled b.
rear this highly priced decoration. hut
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rho are Knights Of the Garter az. e.
rqwn prince VI Germany and M son i.
rince Louis, Of Hesse. and r,ina1 !
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q HE duke dAumsle j. The owner Of
Esnhrandt. % Resurrection 81 Lszau4. f.,
which tho car Of red sf.out fifteen vea,.
n ago, SI}oCsu
: The two hottest day. ever known in
d Australia we're lbe 18th an 10th ofJsBrstr
when the Thermometer registered rs degrees
iu the shads IN Melbourne.
The English society for the prevention
o.. cruelty to sDimsls obtained during n.
year Ie75 26's convictions. Tbj. doe. M,
De..'is convictions obtained by the police.
VI. Herold's bill for REFRESHING dueJjpg
N France, makes it a misdemsanor punish.
aDie by a period Of imprisonment ranging
.f'hi Z month to a year, and a fine ranging
IRON twenty to two hundred dollars. When
q wound is inflicted the penalty will he i'm.
Pfsohmeht for from three months to three
years and a hne-of from forty to four hun.
dfed dollars. II the wounds result fatally
the minimum period Of imprisonment; will
bs one year and the maximum FIVE year
ana the amounts Of the fines from two HIM.
dred to two thousand dolIarg. ANY p,,ro E
cation to 4 duel, or an insult having tbs, I
Ject 10 TIe", will render the person e,iItv NJ !
II Hs0ie to from six dsysto three months i'm.
Iflsohment, and a fine Of from twenty tn f.
huhored dollars; and the same punishms,, a
- applicable to those who make spv aeon. :
sauon IN public charging a mao with bayin, c
REUSED a challenge or failed to pronose ?
The seconds fare nearly a. bad q. Tho y
principals. "a d
The Times dispatch from Vienna sav.
1t seems a formula for sn answer IN tbe n
'uAsiah circular has been found, and that il u u
; one Oh which all the powers can agree 81 N
nat Their answers will be iden,icgIin es.ene. pc
not IN form, and far IRON containing any 7"
ing that might induce Russia 10 cons;Ia- 70
'e harmony which existed at the confer he a'
nee at an end, and thus inducing her to no
IKE an independent course, The answer il pla
De 10 the form Of a European recognition sal
al Efforts and sacrifices made by Rusgi, va
: cIrihtiaus in Turkey. II tbesa esort bv
We moi quite the desired effect, the rowey. the
eIh willing to take their share of tho ~ teh
''''s oi the conference, so there is no rea> ulat
! i"f h'lsSla to consider her dignity more sub.
hproPllsed than that Of the rest of I'm. nee
'e' 1t VIII be pointed out that. despite The
failure Of the conference, The efforts day
= not been fruitless, There is peace = n
n SerVia, and it may he hoped with Mon. liL
- "i''' ne forte has recognized the don,
essIty Of the reform advocated by the McC
erS, and has been aroused from its torpor tersf
lethargy. The lions share of these suc. IN
Is is 10 be awarded TO Russia in the an, COTE
r OF the powers, so that Russia viii lac gin,D
to point to the rscogniian - Kelly
by all Europe 10 obviate domestic AII,sn
sure. How far the satisfaction ,coupled AZ new c
III lie with the refusal to take any furtbor aUpro
., will 20 to make pusv;o al, report
douh,cuI. -. "i"hafa" seems was az
"i u'it IL TO be hoped that it tees r
serve as a thread for those further nego. which
'hs with which the present tour of gen. tion bl
Ignatieff may be connected, Thu ! /
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NIzing Cotton Cloth.

The process of sizing cloth-resorter
10 now - extensively for the burmese a.
improving the material in appesrance
or increasing it, weight, or both-has
i9teiY been very thoroughly discussed in
the technical journals, especially in -.
Iatlon to the mildew which it occasions
1t appears that among the EngIisb
manufacturers there are various kin3s of
mixtures, a well as modes of miyipc
IN use for sizing. One of those. given "a
a type, Is the following: FIonr-tbat
manufactured from Egyptian wheat be-
ing usually taken-is placed in a larga
trough, water is added. and the mass a.
lowed to ferment for we,k k. LARGE onan.
Titles OF free acids being thus nrodrcsJ
ms fermented -four is boiled in water
In n trough, whilst china CLAW. taJjow.
soap, and frequently other ingredients
are b"iied with water in another trough
Poth masses are then mixed together and
liIuted with sufficient water TO brine II
10 a certain specific gravity. and the
Narps are then passed through the mix.
dried, and subsequently woven
Now, the result of this is, that when
'9,ods thus treated are put 10 a damn
'lace, the cloth absorbs a certain amount
moisture, and, containing as il does a
arge proportion of free acids, all the
necessary for the speedy pro-
.uctiQn OF mildew are fulfilled Re
Gated experiments and observations
now mat the presence of free acids acts
lost quickly and certainly in PRODUCING
oplous mildew growth, but if that acid
the size be neutralized with soda ash
other alkali, or the size washed thor.
ughIy to free it completely from acid. :
grows with much difficulty, even !
men a large amount of moisture is pres {
1t. Some interesting investigations bv =
rench chemists on this subject show +
conclusions. .
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This seems. Indeed, tn be /. w.,
II ,nrtroric won lsrs. n It only ha
the weather been the strang-st (
sky years, but We have been tres
tel 10 earthquakes, cyclones AMI
volcanoes, tn al unu-nal and eY
trsordinar, extent The la;est nv
teorol"gcsl pheDomrn"n to visit u
VAS AL extraordinary large melee"
that passed over the city Of Rlc''
III md. Virginia. on the morning ri
November Il. This meteor WAS tn.
lArges' probably even seen in tn,
,nuntry. aud almost rivs,led the an
al brilhsnc, 1t wxa. IN fact 30 brli
liant that The light of the sun Il, i
not affect it,sn,i it shone ~ brightly
~ II Tn It luminary hal not rIsep
The ,neteor was pear shane. ,equl Al
III size to shout an--f,urth u tn.
moon, and appeared ike . larg.-
'irop IT red-hot molten iron. L.
Travelled slowly through tue hesv
rms IN y line parallel to the earth
aud finally disappeared behiud a
lexvy cloud, leaving behind IA it,
track n train Ut unusual oeaniy
his wss, NJ first. = thin, brigh'
line. like gold wire or n streak oI
rire, but It soon ssSIru-a u zigz,g
shape and grew broader and br,s.i-
~ uutil 1t wss equal IN breath e.
ons-f,ur,h the diameter IL the
moon Il was Thought 1t tir-t tLs'
the meteor woul., fall 10 he ground
bu, 1t appears To has. tn 'ugi' bel
ter aud moved ava, from us. VIA,
10 all these wonders porte, /? A
dozen years ago these earthquake
and meteors (sdch .s we nave ;stel'
been having would have gisep rist
to religious revival IT. least, If a.
to nm Immediate calling together 81
The Millerites for = trip % heaven,
hnt now they are passed oven
wholly unno,iced save by joking
photographers. Have We lost Ill ou'
religious ideas? l. there no one
to predict an early destruction oI
the world p n. .. Democrat.
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fact, De as'ricils .i.,ervAs peni
;en'iary term ~ any If the o' .'er>.
anal 1t Is Ia pity tuit s,uAe one less
guilty than himself could not have
mad the benefit II the iinmunity lie
has secured.
Mr H. VI. letter, the deputy
sheriff, deserves M !it,l- credit I =
the able aud eff.rtuI manner ~
which he worked mp the ease the
whole thing having been accom-
olished in less than two dsys. Mr
Dxniel Fletcher also rendered val.
able assistance in the matter.
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By virtue If a writ If Fl fa.. issne |
aud directed to ,no in tn ait,ve ept.-
tied s,iit, l have seizosl and will offer
for sale, on
) .tard,y, the 5th day of January,
A ID. 1'78.
~ front Of tn Court House door, in
the town of ColfAx. between the hours
of O'Clock NJ. AID o'clock z. VI all
the right title and interest Of Virginia
Bash. said in crest bcingOne-sevonth Ill
nr-s xth of one-seventh in the follow
ins described property, Viz.
A trait Of laud fronting ON Red River,
at the inctiOn Of he Darro, bounded
;,b,ve by Bayou barr ;, in the rear by
lands Oh Jo lah Huie's succession, and
below by the Bellvue plantation, con-
tanning about thirteen hundred acres.
Also, tract Of land fronting ON Red
.:iver bounded above by the tract last
described, b. low ~ the Mead pl ,nt;.-
ton, and in the rear by the Darro
tract, containing about six b VA. red and
forty acres with all the Improvement,
Upon both tracts 1T LAID.
Also, y tract of woodland lying on
Bayou Dx rO bO aided o., tine ia rO on
the north, Aud IN the other side by
lands of } ,sisl iiuie Succession, c0ii-
tanning. three hundred and twenty
acres.
Another tract Of woodland bounded
below by Land Of NJ. Calhoun and l.
BoaliSnys cstSt and ih the rear by
"A ids oI ,,rptiIer, containing hive hun
lr,ri .Ss.rl.s. iQt,rt, a. ltsss.
Terms III Sale ASH, with benefit of
apprAiSencnt.
CHAS. X NUGENr,
Suerih ia ish Df uramt-
COlfax, Oct u. Is-vt. 70. {. 10
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ltos,,osssl sae
LIST OF JURORS

Drawn FIR the regular January term,
1918. If the Ninth Jud cial Distlic
Court in u d tor tue Parish Of Grant,
acco ding to .ss:
Jessie .arie 6tn ward, 8. B Sanford
9Th, Walter Sr;ster ID Samuel Chan
der ID. Fred Key 9TH, Geo. Hickman LIST
Con al stars .th. Auguste Keller LIST.
B,ntsm iiic ,ardson 81. L. F. Swotfo..d
tn. Albert Smith ~, James Hennegan
I'd. J. w. sim non. 5th, John Lacour LIST.
=. L Curry Sd Lisbon Eagles 7rh, Ste
en- +. Hugln 81 sam FL i".ipwty 1t :,
ia nes MrgrsoI 7ti, William Lambert
~ William iiatc er 2d, " l.. Dewitte
IL IN Had rot III Benjamin cocker
han 5th, j. II. Hardy 9TH, W. h. Wea-
yer 9Th, samuel Jewel LIST, l.. Walker
eth, desc L. Fletcher 7th, Caleb DAY
4tl, William Z. Howard TN, Geo >.
Fletcher It >, solomon Fid lie lth, Sam
mel Bri,tcr al. J. H Crawford 7Ih K.
". Horn 7tl. john Z. Bry2nt 9TH. Pima
ney Snita ~, Ephraiui Griust N ~,
}. II. Curry . 1, II. McKnig { Isl, /. n.
,mitn LIST, l.. u. z. Lotion ~, Jesse
coleman I'd, Louis Dub is 9Th, b II.
Philips 7tn, Joshui Kemp Sd, william
Pc, man LIST, Ralph Ma. ~ list, Nelson
Nngent, 7th.
We, the undersigned commissioners.
H., her, by certify that the Alb We aud
4 ,rc.uing Ia true And corfecs list of
tie ,'ersO IN drsSn this day by u, Ia ac-
coda zee with Law, to serve ~ jurors At
the regulaf trr,n OF the Nin.h Judicial
District & art. IN AMI f'r the Parish #
GRANT and state of Louisiana. t. he be-
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sHERIFF's SALE.
Ninth J ,l,cial ID. strict Cont, Par
I-n of Graut, State of Louisiana

Slcrrss;On # Giles ) .ith, Mrs Eliza
Ssniih A INK, VS. y ). Calhoun 4 d
NJ VI. !. l,sle-No 100.
ID Writ lie f vi 4 Teri fsci ~, - NE
ID 1.rrctet. ~ | 10 al ~. na nbered AL
Ell Ill SAT- l AYE se.zel AUD H. oio
sal, On
saturday. December !, 1917,
i fr ut # h, en- aoise 10 VI, bet Wee g.
Sae lu'S II ~ NJ I'D cl * :. VI >.
&c ;ay. the { .siil Il s-d'-i p P"-
y. -'-iZe't a. ti'- p.1'i'efty d Ia 'e.e''-
,II~ j s,,li.lo n ..ie sb've nam )er.d Az
utilized su &:
wv. al, % c ,ttbn.
TIE. nus IF sale = ASA with b,ne It ii
.ppraisenent
C.R NUjENr. 'h-ril
) GRIP, o ice Colfax, st, 'O' %. "a.
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II Tuesday morning ss the
nLOuise passed this place she
isisd by two gentlemen who
nj TO take passage. The nG
dths boat most certainly saw
xnAls gwen, but chose rather
ply than accommodate. Hat
tapped ct least four passenger
davs been received, and
annoyance saved one or two
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a.,or Two since Jno. A. Dunn.
| Hou. C. C. Dunn, Of Mont
in . difficulty with Col.
III. con, Was seriously cut ON
(Is,a BY young Ponder. Both
!, men were going to school III
| ,s,u Of Natchitochos.
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|x Thursday night the steam
|aH D. Waters. Of Montgom-
| ,ss destroisd by fire: The
rongiiu.ted from the eIplo~ion
laup. This is q great loss to
Community. Several small
k,s, had their cotton ut the gin
|, time, and it was destroyed.
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I'm. Raglan will preach at
4, in the Coart House, on the
i Monday Of each month, at Z
II IN the evening.
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).ish Court has been in session
week, and may continue until
mt Of next week. Several
asss we're Disposed Of.
, ,hs cases Of the State vs.. J. II.
pad Ben Kraft, the defend
rsre convicted Of assault aud
~ Nd each fined 81 dollar
,xh d PROSECUTION.
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bite . number Of watchmen are
bowed each night to guard the
b hotel-mors, it seems, than
bsolu.sly necessary. Have a
J gentlemen. that your seal
! Do. become chilled these cool
y, and some time, when not
bA for, Your menagerio break
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a 4 '. Raglan. Parish Judge,
Fdsr to make the jail secure
's the prisoners now in Jail,
~ order to the Sheriff 10
Pup the outside door Of the
maze . trap door in the upper
ND to put q strong fence
w IT, so. as to keep outsiders
''sst'ng those inside TO make
sespe; also, that the jailor BIZ
MO to sleep in the upper part
all
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1, Red is rising here.

!. have had beautiful weather
=. oss. few days.
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Lib Elan has our thanks
|o,,sressiionsl documents.
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\. clark Of the Danube has onr
IN ior late papers:
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GILMORE e co,
629 F ST. WISHING Ton. ID. q.

General Lind Dice O Is If Indian At
fairs, Depart .n,nt If tie Interior, g
Court Of e. aims. AID Ulitei States Sn
prone Jonrt. Clai rs ii all kin 1, arisi
undr law, gose mag tie ii~posai a
Pu.ic LAID, or TIE adiast ,ielt %.
'rpncr. Spanish AMI tex.cai ira"t', D.
ot ,er Phi u .. l. mi )lai ns. ,p-ci... 1t
tensiol ri .eI o cases III olsing lite
rant La IDS and Mi ing 'iai rs Lhh
w ,rsants and Lad Scri,'ooas't Ca.
ID id for So.dier. Additional i,.nsste'.
Rig .ts send sta ~ ~ circular f Ia
At .uctiOns. T res s.sn2s - pay ppsta5
il you want ful sss Of ol.ISs AID a.
struc iOas. n5-i
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ST. I'd OF LouiLI INA. J
Parish f Grant. ,

Clerks Othce, q lax J
certify the ABOVE to DE- a trse IN
c rres't cops If the original N he N ny
,hce Witness any haIi mi oi 'ial
sea- this 9Th Day If N,vsn ,sr. A. ,
1917. ,H-nyC Waller, Cl rk.
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OFFICIAL DiaEC roar.
STATE GOVERNMENT.

STATE GOVERNMENT.
Governor-F r Nichols.
Lieut.. GOvernOr--L A WiltE.
Secretary Of Stste-W A Strong.
Auditor Of Public Accounts Al
leu Jumel.
Superintendent nf Public Edaca-
tion-R N Lusher.
Ad;utant General-D b Penn.
JUDICIARY.
Supreme COurt-Chief Justice, I
G Manning; AsssriAte Justices, X
II Marr, Alcibiade DeBlanc, w b
Spencer; Clerk, Alfred Roman.
DISTRICT.
Judge District Court-W = Black
man.
District Attorney e g Hunter.
District Court - Second Monday
in January and First Monday in
July.
PARISH OFFICERS.
Clerk of Court Henry c Walker.
Recor,ier-W II H0dnett.
Parish Judge-A v Raglan.
Sheriff-Chas X Nugent.
Coroner--Dr p GnOsle.
R-presentative-Col EGG Randolph.
Parish Attorney Cazsblt
Parish rreasurer-A l. Grow.
Tax COllectOr-C e Nash.
Police Jurors--Jas A Daniels
Pesident; WIN Tison, Randolph,
Reeves, G w Fitz, NJ N Swotford.
Clerk Police Jury X 5 Cameron.
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
Ward ]. L,renz, Smith.
+" 2. John p HOdnet.
Z" 3. Thomas Allison.
/" 4. John & Linscurn.
+" s. John w Saunders.
{" 6. John Chelette.
+" 2. David Hardy and ] "
Fletcher.
Parish C,nrt-Regnlar or General
Ter,ns-First Mondays in February,
April. June, August, October and
,, December.
Probate Terms-First N ndays in
January, March, Nay, July, Septein-
her and November.
LODGES.
Clontierville Lodge No. ln}-Reg-
nlar communications first AMI third
Sundays of each month. Officers
A L Grow, w N: August Keller,
- w; b Kraft, J W; w ) Calhoun,
Secretary.
Montgomery L IL e NJ. lj3 Reg
ular communications first Saturdays
on or before the full moon of each
month. Officers - II Van N"Caia,
w n; BR Scott, 8 w; T. " TIL
ton, J W; ID Hardy, Secretary.
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= judieis! advertisements
Ill for in adodnce, or
mn Discontinued stler a'e
Lissrtion.
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na prominent trait in
a''''tsr of newspaper men.
L's have our share, have \
70 Speaking Of our own At
-. We would like to in.
Trends Of the fact thu,
'.''''l. is soon to be- dom,
L. brAn-usv Office. Tn.
,.. = already completed, and
|sSas'-bOarding and shinv
NJ pashsd ahead With ali
We s1psc. to GO. into our
, e about the 18th Of .bi,
u But still. We don't feel
6,.s 40 WI b glad to see our
''' 'as' ,hs promotion.
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o. The prettiest sights to be
'o"'a-days is . really hand
ssnbost. Some Of those in
~f trade in Louisiana NAV
compared To floating pala-
Aaone the most magnificent
'es Ne" Bart Able, the reg.
lNs~ ln the Red river trade.
rp0'nsuents are in keeping
/ ''f appearance. What with
|. ''d attentive officers, excel.
k,'' and . boat Of remarkable
Il" take it the travelling
'0aid not wish for more.
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Sill GiifFF''I SALE.
iiuth District Court-Parish o
Grant.

.}ritton 4 More vs.. William
Bush ct Al No 33.
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Bound III calf Veal.
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c. D. 0ILMO1s, --..... .-..... A.. ra'aAs'
Late iteyiste. At
Kirwil, Kans.ss.
, 1877-09-04

any moro out-ot-tho-vays aiteH. lilo should
remind them TINT the frat purpose Of estnb.
fishing second Poniteutiary In Tho snto wns
to atford relief to tho overcrowaed prison ht
Joliet, md TINT this relief Is needed at tho
earliest possible moment. lie shonlt1 tell
them that all sensible men understand TINT
tlls new prinon should not bo locntcd amy fur
thor south than Alton; Tint tho 42oo, 200 sp"
preparation was intondod 10 secs,ro Peni"
tontiary, and not merely 10 be expended In
prollminnries; and finally, tlaat the Commits
aiouers, and tho Governor who appointed
them, will encounter a storm Of public ill.,
lignntion II there is any more tsilling in this
matter,
, 1877-09-04

Ex-Public Printer 4. II. CLArp Inns signi-
fed his disarrroval Of tho Presidents oflce-
ho1dera' order, and tho extent to which his
finer eensibilitioa ara wounded thereby.
Wol!, 1t is Mr.. CLApp's turn. In tho cnrly
par. OF President HAYES Administration, 80
tlle record goes, tho then Public Printers sys-
tenn Of bookkeeping was tho subject Of in
vestigation, mud tbs new Executive, In tho
performance Of whnt he believed to be a
high public duly, considered 1t 10 bo neces-
sasy to mime another person for tho rositioa
whose business methods were likely to CON-
inand greater satisfaction.
, 1877-09-04
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: TUESDAY, slsr1isi;BER d. 1877

savings bnnks would seek Investment in
those bonds. Wo havo urged tho iasne Of
xuch a bond n a necessary complement to
tho post-of1lco savings hanks Then, when
lilo small deposits In tho savings bnnka nccu-
m,,lato to $50 or 800, Tho tt<p ,sitor, II no
.tispose.l,' can exchange his rssH-book for a
bond. In EnglaMd tl,e deposits in the, sav-
ings banks arc limited to $1o5 FOR my ono
person, the rnrpose being to contlne the
benefits Of tho banks to the depositora Of
small savings. 4 like limitation should
probably bo rlnced OIL tho deposits In this
country. leaving to persons os larger means
10 purchase bond direct. The Chicago
7imts, laboring Under itshnbiIual ignorance,
further objects
Another enosmons mIaehtcf Of thu echcmt wonld
be found In it Tendency to rcrpetuatc ~ tncreare
tho natonnl s,t1t. English envngs anhtrnss fnntls
ab-orb national debt of nrarty 81. oo0. o0tI ooo
Savings in this country w0uhl nnw n0satb debt al
81. 900. COO 600; trn years hence. ucbt O! onslo
Tint amount would probably not exceed the afGte-
Ento Of savings for Investment. 4 systent OF
''Uovcrnment sarinse depositarits" wuntd re-
qnlrc t;oscrnmcnt debt 1T no time less thnn t11o
aggregate Vt savings cnos!te1. Either thu dtr"s-
lta must bo nrbitrnty limited in amount AMI the aG.
erraatc depost Of rvery rcrf"n mist "'to bell!ted
to small las II IA In Ep11ana>. ef The national
debt must bo steadily tncrca.c1 in ike ratio an tho
increase OF awnings seeking this Hot:o Of security.
A moro potent and m1sehicyous agency Of reeklefa
and ultimately rnfnons Imitation fhon such sye"
lem In tits country might prove to oc. could per-
haps not hc easily devised.
Tho Government now owos ~, t00, ,000, 900.
of which over fl, 10) ,000, 600 bears heavy In
tcrcet. It Ia mt probable tint anY perHon