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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06
r. F. LINCOLN,

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A DNIINI SrRATOR'S - ltt' or f ~ nc
"A ESTArE-By virtue OF an order anu M the neil
C.unty Cont Of Ia Sale county, Illinois, plaue Oh wy
ton OF the undersigned Charles r. Poqndstone r
TOR Of the estate OF George W. Vance r dec1aseu u
r. soil The real estate Of said deceased at the
d. 1881 OF said court 10 wit on the slxteen y now
mary n 1850 shall the fifteenth day OF Mrc ~
between The hours of o'clock in the forenoon a az
o.cnck in the afternoon of sld day, sell AZ puolV
,a ,ansion bousc on the premises in the town OF ri
Ridge in said county, the real estate % f section
IA wit, The west half Of the southwest quart, o. ,a ~,
brtysx IN township thirty two north ranee ~ na
The third principal meridian In the county Vi la ' M"
TERMS TO be paid upon the approval Oy s"a e"p''
of the report OF sale. - .,o,d dollars and interest
now lien on said premises and the widow OF rex , .aJ
Vance ir hns dover interest In said premises; put s"u
mortgage and dover will he released and the pnirsu ~
rho sale will get clear title To the premises ,nJ
consist Of an 80 acre of dry rolling al ape NM
house barn and out.bulldnRs new ana ,
we'll fenced and In good state Of cultivation; " Sh tu
If the village of Grand Ridge II II very ucslhuc
~ nronrrtv For further information address 'lc ui"'
Icnnad NJ Grand Ridge La Sa Sale county, Ills.
'"''" ' > soy - CHARLES N. pOUNDSIoNt, D.,
fb2l Admir- of the Estate OF Gee" W. NHn'''J''"''
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GILMAN u COOK,


NJOI2r( a CiEF'S Sal ~. " h'Io NJ y, onnd
MI certain mortgage deed, bea ing dare july 'hc
1877 and recorded in the Recorders once Oh IN
rnnnty state 81 Illinois In Book 1871 Of Records on aee
Henry A. Shulcr and Anna Shucr, his wfc n tn, FIX
OF ottawa in the county of La Sale and state q
convey 10 the undersigned mortgage the Ioo"nk
scrbed prcHscs situated IN the county on ~ Sae hntS
state of illinois 10 Wit Lots number Two ana tlrre W.
in block number tghythrc in states addition 10 'h
Town (now city) OF Ottawa. 10 secure an nueolturs W
Two thousand dollars evidenced by one certain proness
note hearing even date with said mortgage anu cAecu
said Henry Shuler for the sum of two thousand
and nayable 10 the order Of the undersigned one lthI an
the date thereof with interest at the rate OF zen per 'c
per annum until paid; -, t ,,,o rayucut ~
the principal sum and part Of the ncrts, que on sau M
and The amount claimed be due on sad more on I u
az salp hrnn the sum thousand one h"hu'cu an"
thirty nine lI.lOO ~ l30Ib dollars. , ,,, Ia, Dir
Now therefore, public notice Is HEREBY gwen 'n y, vi
tue of the power and authority IN me vested " sn h n"
Gage will on Saturday. the thirteenth day Oh M"in
$50 nj two o clock in the afternoon Of SAID dsy at e ]
door of the County Court House IN the cry olou"a
az Ia sale and state of Illinois, sell SAID promise
described nj public auction la the highest nuhcr ~,
together with all right and equity Of redemption :" w
Henry A. Shulcr and Anna j. Shurr, MS VIC 'hc'' %
and assigns therein. 49,, ,..., ,.,,,,,or, "A 1esU
Dated NJ ottawa. H. this 6th day OF FrrnSy =. 49, 40
GILMAN 4 COOK. Attorneys. "u'oN
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MY DRUG STOCK IS FULL

In particular, prices the lowest keep all the
patent Medicines including Whites Pulmonary Kidney Wort Days lid
new Pad omans Live Pad Lows inment atme kngs Dscov-
e ST. Jacobs OIL Thomas Ecectc OIL &c have the best pescrp
ton clerks and pe and choicest drugs and medicines my
prescriptions put all prescriptions properly IS per cent less
thanan druggist in Ottawa.
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WAX SALE NOTICFi.-Notice is hersny sth h.n
TO all persons Interested in the LOT hereinafter
nat nj sale OF delinquent lands and town lois ny IN
nrer and eyotcio Collector Of La sale county ~ Wy s ue
of illinois the state county and other sxes my & a. the
County Court fIouse in the city Of Ottawa In s ne -
and state ncng the seventeenth day OF JUNE A.
ss and continued from day 10 day In pursuance ei Jaw
Roswell ID Lyman ON the twentyeighth day OF june A. ~
her nine in True Fay's Subdivision OF LOIS seNtl rsn
nine and ten the town OF ottawa Cty; Una, sau ~, I
WAS sod for the OF u. ISL anu tha' the ',
Wan, n,inn will spre on twenty eighth day OF june A.
~ u rsu, vs." HENRY EAULSTlCH Assignee.
~ naIrd Ottawa H. February II, Il $780, -eb9l'3w
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MAX SALE NOTICE. Notice Is hereby given,
MAT nj sale hy the Treasurer and ohco Cnllet tor
OF la sale county, in the state o limos OF ,a,n rduty
and other taxes and due thereon for The year ~,
previous years held At the County Court housy ~ t III
day of June l. D. 1873 and continued from gay 70 H un
pursuance Of law Thomas d. Catn on the ah uaS o hnd
n Is7s became the purchaser Of the following uts'r
lots stuted in county and state aforesaid '" ~n nS
in The name OF g. H. Rugg; also Lots II anu !. IN b!ooa
S. in states Addition 70 Ottawa assessor ~ ' n stated
of H. " Cushian. All of said lots were SUM w ~
above for the taxes and costs due thereon LOT le y
And further notice is hereby given that the us 1i
zion of said lots will expire on me s,,n gay :" ' TJ II
1881 . 800, a. lho"''' ~ >'
ottawa. H. Feb 81, 1881. -Sw
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FEB. -, 1873.

SUFFOLK, IS. j fh' -, Io'''
Then personally appeared the said George f. Dins.
more and made oath that the foregoing statement by
him subscribed is true. Before me,
SETH J. THOMAS Justice ot the Peace.
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Use PURE BAKING POWDER,

And have good Take Baking Powder try little OF IT, ana
it is not best bring back and money ready Tor YOU is al
strong pure wholesome Lamps and Lamp Goods cheap
Pocket Books very cheap have always had the best
obtained much better than any
ever had and are the best in Ottawa PANTS better prepared
than ever figures all Painting Stock have the best strict
re Lead Oils Coors Paint mixed ready for use Coored eaa
0OKSNew and hand School Books Also Photograph AL
huns Scrap Books Bibles School and other Stationery cover
hoI bootl free Of charge HORSE POWDER-My old reliable
Horse put up large packages and sold Tor ioc gives per
Bottom Blank BOOKS always
full line want without the line prices
Give me call and will do YOU good Respectfully
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H,OrIl,I:.-TsrArr OF DAVID GROVE, DEcEasEp;;-
y Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, hain
strator of the Estate Of David Grove, he ul lhc on!
nf Ia sale and state OF Illinois deceased VIII nca
The County Of said county on the thru Monu
inc the 18th dAv) OF April 1870 ut the county court nvus.
in Ottawa said county, when and where an pes1hs H ~,
ING claims or demands against said estate are noo" u"
attend and present the same IN writing for adjustment
p''' WIS - ' " JESSE GROVE.
..,,e %, Administrator.
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\. citizen VI Ottawa Or Ia sal"conh!' ~ il'A'ht wy "
l If n,vpapers for the coming year should o'it 10 AZ
u,I. in II the OrT,w, FREE TEADEr lththe o'ue' p'
ccr pnb.hc In the county It the largest gives th' ''
aI!ns matter and with one exception Il tue "' par
In Ic county all the reading matter Of which prepared"
Icrted az home and with careful and studlons reie''
~ the wants and tastes Of it, subscribers In 'HT Ie
r, po other paper In the world prints 80 much hh''
,,t d, the wants Of "a Sale county renders IL ''l''
You NJ all that happens the county worthy Of ne"sp''
crimes casualties social events ana l"Pu
,cngs movements and resolves; il gives you the pr"
r..,nr Of the SUPERVISOR VI all the courts ana an '
tr.uspre. In the public Offices of city or county ana ~
, 81 a, eal political movements and who and WHAT '''e
candidate, for Office arc whom 10 vote for or not a. you
Tx. and who is elected: and thousand anu one o'n'
tbIngs that Won can get in other paper bes'des h
give, YOU well prepared weekly resume Of the genera
..xn and inland news home and foreign markets,
events discussions &c. Yet doing all ihis ana oE '
largest pauer IN the county and having the Afses'
ton Il costs Firiy Gents year less thar ih.e' oI -
In the county It's subscription price being but OF
year In advance. In short no voter taxpayer .. 49,
holder in the county discharge ali inc oae' "
r,enship who docs no, regularly rad the OTTAWA
TRlDFr.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06

4 New Kind of Watch Case.

New because it IS only within the last few years that has
been improved and brought within The reach Of every one
old in principle because the first invention was made anu
the first patent nearly twenty ago and cases
made at that time and since are nearly nj good
"A new Read following which is only one east of many
.undreds Your iewcler can tell of similar ones:
MANSFIELD. PA, May 2Sth, lS1.
have customer who has carried one Of ROss's PEcnt
Cases fifteen years and knew two years before LIE got IL
ard il now appears good for ten years longer
Il. L. ULNEY, Jeweler.
Remember Jas Boss is the only Patent Case made vi
Two plates of solid gold outside and one inside cover
ng every part exposed To sight The great atva
age OF these solid plates cectrogdng apparent to
every one Boss the only patent Case with which there
. given a written warrant,
that you get the guarantee Will each ease; az your
.Ieweler for Illustrated Catalogue.
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miscellaneous.
EENDALL'S SPAWN CURE

Is aure f. cure Spavlns. Spnts &C. IL r..
n ~ Ers>unyC. All unnatural .nlargcHlent-. lotn
&txsSfls xE& Ni,T BLISTER Has equal TOR any lane
GIEEIy me- ON beast 81 man. II has cured lpJuht
3&3$Itf lnmegc-s In person Who had suncrcl iSyr
~ Est Also cured rheumatism, corns PROSTITUTES or
ERV/ NN any bruises cut laneDCss. II has no cplh
W. " TOR any h,Iuish horses. send Tor lllnsstrA'
Mel circular giving POSITIVE PROOF. prIt,
, ar npI' lists han g il or can get il for You. Dr. w.
! E.nda a Co Proprictor-, Enu-hnrgh fa,s Serilya
Van s'inach' '''''-'" " Wv uUyls
Chicago. Ill.
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Aegpl.

IVAN SALE. NOTICE.-Nof'ec u hereby Ei ,cn
that al sale by the Treasurer AMI eAowyy, nWn
tor Of Ia Sale county the state ~ Illinois, OF uenQutn'
lands town lots and parts OF lots for the state county
city and other taxes and due thereon Tor the year a.
ISL and previous years held at the County Court ouse III
Ottawa said county and state aforesaid & v
the lit day of June A. d. 1873. aud continued from uS W
day I'm pursuance Of law william tolNc on the ~. nay W
June o. 1879 became the purchaser 81 the iooWmT u
wit, Lot In block S. also the south hveelevchths o u"
In block S. States Addition To the town tnsw C.t vi I'm, ~
wa taxed in the name Betsy kings and that the uihe OF
redemption OF said lots from the aoresad s any he
will expire on the 21h day of June A. ~ lo~p hso Nv e
aforesaid sale william Iowp IN tie esh day OF Jnc ~
1875 became the purchaser OF The ioowlng hsscin ~
sitnated in said county TO wit Lot Sin block u y Al
diton IL the town city, Of Ottawa taxed ~ W, a
OF Jerry Pembroke and that the tine OF @ rnipa an
the 2sth day of June T. 1870 Aso at inc mTss hecse
the purchaser OF the following described lot htNca III SAW
cousty TO wits Lot ~ block Days Addition 70 tne TOW
now ity of ottawa taxed in the name Of L. Martin; ana
that the time redemption of said 10; from hs o'ts
sale aud purchase Will expire ON The t ga! W RnG u
1880 - WliAiam "'l"'
Ottawa. Ill.,, February 18th. \. a. isso,-Sw
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Af,r advertisements.
sworn EVIDENCE.
The following Cure Is probably the most re-.
markable ever effected by any medical
preparat on for the treatment
OF Catarrh:

G,n;!smca,- hereby certfy Tint have had Catarrh
for ten years and for the last six years have been
terrible sufferer. rendered partially deaf, hhd
buzzing in the head, pains across tho temple, dizzy
tonsis, hard and constant cough severe pain across
the chest, and every indication OF consumption. MY
mead aCle ed all the time. The matter accumulated so
rapidly in my head and throat that could not keep
bed IL seemed to ne, ut the point of sunocation l
would arn have recourse To every means IN my power
to daolgc the mUuus ON my throat and head before
hcinG able sleep again. Fora period or SIN yearshy
with difficulty swallow finally consulted an eminent
surgeon In regard t. an operation on Them. but at MS
request postponed 1t, The constant inflammation ana
liberation IN my throat caused 10y the poisonous mat,
ter droppiog down trommy head had So irrtaed and
nnam,d Ey lungs that coughed nc,Ssantly, deep.
hand cough. Meanwhl c my system began TO show the
effects of this disease that lost flesh, grew pale and
showed every symptom OF early death by consump.
ton When matters had reached this stage. or about
six months ago, began the use OF sANFoKD RADICAL
Cur FoR CNTARRT After using the first bottle be.
gan to improve rapidly. The rst dose seemed TO clear
nv head as had not known II to be for years IL
seem d !uay arrest the discharges. II StopDed
n COhgh IN taiee dds. by uslI II as gars e soon
reduced the inflammation and swelling q MY toNllS
that they ceased 10 trouble me- Tie sorcnt ~
cross my ch,s Disappeared the buzzng noises IN ny
completely restored and every symptom of disease mat
had reduced t. the verge OF the grave disappeared
by the use otSANFolD's RADICAL CURE FOR CTAEtl
[ have been thus explicit because, as u druggist,
have seen great deal of suffering from Catarrh, and
hone TO convince many that ms - u great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment or tatafrh AS prhS
tlscd by the best physicians, and have consulted t
most eminent about my case. have used every KIND
of remedy and apparatus that have appeared during
period OF six wears past and have while following their
use taken great care of my general health hut obtained
no relief or encouragement from any OF them.
BOsroS, Feb. o. 1919. GEO +. blNSMoit'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-03-06

Each package contains pr Sanfcrd's Improved Inha
ing Tube with ll directions for use In al cases Price
fhrouuhout the t'nitcd States. WEEKS IL POTTER
General Agents and Wholesale Druggists Boston, Mass
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

Two bad Eureka boys recently shocked
their good neither by simple device. When
they got her religious paper ont of the mail
they slipped it from the wrapper and substi,
tuted copy of the Folsce Gazette. Vixen
the mother Erst opened it withou, her specs,
she thought it was Christmas number
Eareka Leaier.
The play of Joseph is to be pu: on the stage
At Grass Valley. Potiphars wives we're numep
Gus enough, but no young man has yet been
found who will assume the responsibilities of
the somewhat exscting role of Joseph"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

In another column is a communication from
T. j. Connolly in defense of the Jcsuits.
The Sunday APPEAL is open to all denomina-
tions to express their sentiments, and if any
Methodist feels agrieved at Mr. Connolly's
structures on the patriotism of that body, he
is at liberty to reply through the ATrRAL,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

A GIRL in Eureka who had three times at
tempted suicide and failed, went to Bodie as
a last resort, hired doctor and died of pneu.
menia inside of twentv-four hours. When
laid out her face wore q triumphant smile. and
it is thought that her demise was happy oLe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

New YEAR PAPERS Many of the news
papers of the coast have treated their sub
sorisers to extra New Year editions. Most
of these papers have been compiled at an out
lay of considerable care and expense and are
valuable records of the yearly growth and
progress of the towns in which they are pub
heations. Some of these publications have
however, simply aimed at size and filled the
paper with immense wood cuts of buildings and
sceuery which are neither valuable as mat
tiers Of reference or interesting to the reader.
One of the neatest, best printed and best
compiled New Year editions issued on the
coast was the Stockton Herdld. 1t
was compiled by Edward Colnon, and
IN all its ramifcatons showed The work of
nm experienced journalist. The Sacramento
Record. Union was an equally we'll compiled
edition but considerably larger. The Reno
6asstte was well gotten up. Mark Borucks
Spirit Of the Times was crammed with cuts of
hotels and railroad Offices and by no means
remarkable sheet except IN size.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

TRE Reno Journal in its New Year edition
publishes a map Of Reno in which the town
is represented as the hub of the universe
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

Up to the present writing the APPEAL hal
not received copy of the New Years edition
of the Eureka Leader.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

The National debt statement issued On Fri
day shows the decrease of the debt for De-
cember to be 81 ,251.3I7 Cash in the treasury
S207 ,9S3, 1908
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

John Kelly, the " Big Bear of the Com
stock is said to be rapidly developing pair
OF bulIish horns. They even now remind one
of the head ornaments OF Texan steer
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

The Nevada Central Railway is being
pushed forward to completion az rapidly as
men and neass Can accomplish it, having
only about six weeks left to finish is ia order
to secure the subsidy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04
MINING NOTES.

The Gold Hill Nsa0s gives the following
brief mining summary:
Justice has ore.
Alta has ore.
Uvsrn&n has ore.
Yellow Jacket has ore.
The north header of the Sutro tunnel made
1856 feet last month
The huge fly wheel at the Union shaft is
being put ogether. Il /. the largest on the
lead
And nov the cable of the north eompart-
ment of the Yellow Jacket shaft is split.
The strands will be properly secured and the
cable put in use next Monday.
Bullion is improving.
Savage has started the drift west from the
240O station at the G.. n. S. shaft for the
Savage Incline.
The north drift, 2lO0 level, Ophir, in the
Hardy vein has buried itself III for over
40 feet.
The slopes of Union Con. on the 2400
level are being extended northwest toward
the Sierra Nevada incline and the ore In that
direction is of "a fine quality.
The drift ON tine 300 level of Crown
Point is being pushed rapidly for the Yellow
Jacket shaft.
North Bonanza is hoisting out ore which
was taken from the crosscuts the 400
level, and slowed away.
Union south drift, 2300 level, ia cutting
low grade 800 feet from the shaft.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

LATEST DISPATCHES FROM MAINE.-The fol-
lowing kilograms from different points in Maine
indicate the state of feeling existing there: A
special from Augusta says that all approaches
70 the State House are closely guarded, and
armed men are posted in various parts of the
building to protect the authorities if necessary
IL is also reported that the Democrats have
arranged for contesting the seats of number
of Republicans, hoping thereby to retain
majority in case the ousted Republicans should
be re-seated. The Republicans regard the
wrong attempted with Indignation and as
high political crime. Their only reliance is
upon the honesty of some of the men, counted
in by Governor Garoelon, who will. mot, become
parties to the infamy.
Portland dispatch reports that Judge Ma
than Cleaves,a Democratic cand idate counted
IN, qualified to says complications and imme-
distely resigned
The fall bench of the Supreme Court is in
session at Bangor to consider the questions
submitted by the Governor.
The gold and silver yield on this coast is
shown by Wells, Fargo d Co 8 annual state
nsent as follows
California, s18, 100, 1913 Nevada, s21, 9O7,-
ia Oregon, 81 O37 ,961 Washington, $685.
$50 Idaho, $2,08I 300 Montana, s., 629,-
90; Utah, SIS, 468, 1873; Colorado, Sl4 413,-
blb; New Mexico, 1922 800 !; Arizona, ST.
942, 401; Dakota, So, 208, OS7; Mexico (~est
coast), 81 ,GS3,871 British Columbia, $780, |
742. Total, s75, 340,5Ol.
The bullion from the Comstock Lode con-
tAins Al. 20 geld and 5S. 80 silver Of the So
called base bullion from Nevada, ~ per cent.
was gold, and of the whole product of the
State 81. SO per cent. was gold.
The q o yield for 1879, shown above, seq
rsgated, is, approximately, as follows: Gold,
- 20 per cent, ,$32, 539, go lead, 8. IS per
cent, "a 1856, 769; silver, 80 % per cent,
338. G13, 1872. Total, S75,340, SOL The out
hook for 1880 does not indicate greater pro-
duct than fer 1879
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04
THE PROPOSED MINING SCHOOL.

The APPsAL of last Sunday contained an ar
tiele advocating the establishment of a Mining
School at Reno The reasons for selecting
Reno as the site of the institution were so
plainly set forth that they hardly need be re-
Enumerated here. No sooner was the propo-
sition preached than half dozen State papers
began to sheer at the locality, and throw cold
water on the plan for reasons obviously apPar-
snt TO any one who would take the trouble to
read the articles The fact that the State of
Nevada owns over two hundred acres of land
in Reno and has thousands of dollars worth
Of stone alr.a ly cut and on the ground, does
not seem to have the slightest weight with
class Of newspapers who believe that their
no other locality anything. We like to see
man take pride in his own city, and a news
paper which is not entirely devoted to the IN
terests of the section of country which sup
ports it, is doing an unfair and unwise thing
To oppose every project which some other
town may have in view, however, is simply a
stupid thing. If Mining School is estab
hshed in Nevada, it will be an inestimable
every man in it, II the newspapers get into
a squabblo regarding tbs locality of the Min
ing School, the result will be that there Will
be no such Institution started at all, until peo-
pie yet above the plane of petty prejudice and
can agree to act from common interest.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-01-04

Carson, January 5, 1880.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-12-25
Retiring Army and Naval Officers.

Retiring army aud naval officers on pay
at . certain age, sixty years, We bclieye)
is practice which should be stopped
These officers are educated by the govern
ment free Of cost, in fact are paid whilst
being taught, and are given liberal salaries
after graduation. Their positions are re-
taiuable for life, or up to sixty years Of
age, and IN the forty years service, if they
act upon the principles carried out BY men
in other pursuits, can lay aside an ample
amount to live in ease and comfor, during
their declining days. Under the present
system they feel secure in always having
a competency after serving out the allotted
time, and i've in extravaganza for the
present without thought as to the future.
The military and naval circles arc grow
ing to be quite an aristocracy, with an.
uually increasing power, and the govern
meut has no right to create and foster such
arisioeHey. 1t is just as lawful and roa-
sonable to pension presidents, United States
Judges, congressman, and other civil Off
GERS, as to pension military and naval
officers