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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1867-09-18
Sharswood vs.. GEN. jackson.

Frtr1.t from, Judge StarS-
rpoplS Orat!0H iH -Aprit,
1854.
We come back 10 our
starting place, and finding
nothing in the Cousuta
ton establishing any final
Judge Of the enumerated
powers. prohibitions, an |
reserved rights. II mQs;
rest upon ;he admitted
prlEc.p. ot general avs,
n cases oE ea5s1-- b
-.rsss gs:~-sgs hJgGI 70 a5as
rsog Ss1s E1-t StEr,
5aS rsS r,7Ft 70 ja}gs f0l
itSc'f uf III ATTRACTIONS y ~
compact GRi % choose fo'
,ssif the most proper G'il
efficient remedies"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30
WHO WANTS \ GOOD FARM!
Circumstances constrain me 10 offer for
sale tbs Farm

On which nov reside. The farm is known as the
SEYMOUR FARMS situated between the
Rutland Burlington r. r. and the Lake; Is a few
ro-s over one mile distant from the r. r. Depot /;
consists o. l3l acres Of land, less; and has
81 ACRES Cf wooded land, ca acres Of meadow
and the balance in pasture. The farm cannot be
excelled as a grass farm.
There is upon the farm, at least 81 zOO worth Of
white pine white and red oak, ana hemlock tim
Der standing. The farm Is well watered and has an
abundance Of stones easily quarried and accessible
There is an inexhaustable supply Of good brick
clay and hricky ard in successful operation with
in ten rods Of the Railroad.
There are upwards Of 200 choice Farm TREES
doing well, among which are some sixty Pear trees
There are some 80 choice Grape Vines. and Whit
loes says there is 10 better soil and exposure for
fruit IN the Valley Of tho Lake.
The farm has about one half mile Of bold and
picturesQue rocky shore a beautiful alienation
Of points, headlands and bays, crowned with grow
ing timber.
With plenty OF elevated sites, commanding fne
views OF the city and lake with timber, stone
and brick material in abr ndance for building pur-
poses, the farm offers desirable opportunity to
the lovers Of the beautiful in nature for a SUM
n RESIDENCE, with facilities for boating,
hs-iins and bathing with easy access to the City,
an Yet 70 moved from its dust and hustle
To tie Market Gardener, the grass and hay
i4rner, lr the MLkman Il wCu.d be specially valu-
able. Beng close 70 deep water, and having
the materials FOR dccsin on the very shore, IL IL
vel worth the attention Of LUMBERMEN and
MANUFACTURES, whose Cpl orturities for az
pansion are limited BY the present ownership Of
al the docking privileges, and by the danger
OF IRE, in the heart Of the City A Dock can be
constructed here for less than Onehalf the cost OF
any dock IN the city Easy Communication with
the Lake and Rail R0cd, IN connection with the
facts named, Will make the location Of great value
TO manufacturers
There i q comfortable dwelling house upon the
farm, and a new tenement house
! viii sell tn farm with OF without the STOCK,
Crops, Tools, and Furniture, with possession as
soon a. desired. As the farm Is somewhat heavily
encountered by mortgages, a portion having yet
some Years % run, terms can be made easy 70 the
purchaser, Tor a proportion ofthe purchase money.
y. S. ADAMS.
Burlington, Vt. Aug. 2lst, 1857. dGw2w
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REMARKS.
Boston Market.
WEDNESDAY, Aug. 3.


PROVISIONS. The demand for Pork is steady
and prices remain about the same. The sales have
been al $40 80 a So 80 for prime; ~ a 2 80 for
mess, and 50 a SIS for clear, including Western
and Boston. Beef steady demand and a small stock.
The sales have been at a Sls for poor mess; 80
a. SIS for good ness SIS a ; q for extra mess
aud 81 a % for family extra. Lard l3i q lic for
steam and kettle rendered in bbls and tierces.
Smoked Hams Is a ls.c for plain, and 10 q &c for
covered and fancy. Butter Is firm and has been in
demand at full prices. The sales have been at 26
sc for good and choice New York and Vermont
carries Some choice lots at 29c, and common and
flir At 20 a &c 2 b. Western Butter Is scarce and
prizes are nominally Il. a &c for poor to good.
1heese Is firm and in steady demand at a lie for
farmers daires. u a l3c for factory.
flour. The demand Tor Flour has been rather
limited for some days past the trade purchasing
only In small lots and, with large receipts Of az
me close prices have a declining tendency. There
h a scarcity Of common extras AID low grades but
ofleading family brands there IS now fair supply
The sales have been at s. a % 30 for Western super
fine . a sl Tor common extras; sll a IL for
medium extras and good bakers brands; and ~ ~
a 10 50 for good and choice St. Louis from sl3 a.
SO, mostly $40 IS - % ior geod orAhoi. - g
Meal has been in moderate demand win sales al -
81. a SO z bbl. =,
GRAIN. The market for Corn has been quite dull
since our last M prices have eased Oh it,e. Inc
sales Of Southern yellow have been al 81 S1i Aaa
Western mixed at 81 Is a p y bush, closing dull
at these figures oats-New Southern and Western
IRENE price for the best. Rye 81 40 a GO z bush:
White Beans 50 80 q 81 for blue pod o. 25 a q
marrow and "a IS q IS for extra pea, and in job
bling lots at an advance on the latter rate Canada
Peas have been selling 81 60 a 50 y bush, tC
quality. Shorts Ss a $50; Fine Feed s35 a 40, and
Middlings SO &C 10 2 ton.
/ WOOL The demand for domestic Wool cont
| uues sctiye and prices remain without improve
| mept. The sales Of the week have been 80 O0'
ms fleece and pulled at 30 a C0c for common West
| arm aoece up to COO for Xxx and picklocki anS
| from % a Sc for low No. up 70 good extra TIT
| sales include some considerable lots Of ehoic
| psnnsylyapia Virginia and Ohio at 60 q e0c an
we.tefn from ~ a ace for good medium grades.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30
noRRIRLE ACCIDENT.

a man some tine since was repaiTinga gas leal
corner Of 18th Street, and 9th Avenue, New
York. lie went into the excavation and then lit q
match. An explosion Of the gas took place, and
the man was much burned. DE-. ToaIAs' Venetian
Liniment was applied freely, AMI ia three days
the man was about his business il tine Manhattan
Gas Works as well as ever. His nsmo IS Samuel
F. Waters. This is one OF the wonderful cures
made by Dr.. TOBIAS celebrated Venetian Lini-
menti it is not only good for Burns. hut for Old
Sores, Bruises. Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Threats
Cuts, Insect Stings, Pains in the Limbs, Chest ana
back also internally. foE Cole Cramps Diarrhea.
Dysentery and Group It perfectly innocon. to
take internally. and Ifs the best family medicine
in the world. Orders are received all over Europe
for it. The most celebrated Physicians recommend
tit never fails. DR. TOBIAS uts W every drop
himself sod by all Druggists AZ - cents and 81
per Bottle. Depot % Cortlandt street ny.
augsi&Wlm
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30

Rumors are IN circulation OF an 0pen quar-
rel between the President aud 6en. Grant al
the Cabinet meeting yesterday. but nothing
authentic l. known. Thai tie relations be
them have been Of rat.eg delicate nature
has been apparent i1s svyeral days past, and
since the publication o. tuc letters that pass
between them concerning the removal Of
Gen. Sheridan, GIaU, s,Oc4 BIAS risen IA
pidly.
Many of Gen Grant l.ipals have openly
exuresscd the oriniou that BE- viii decline
signing the President order which assigns
Gen Hancock TO Gen. Shtriian's Depart
meut. and should he DO sJ his removal as
Secretary Of Wa Is very probable. This
rart Of the trouble wac generally talked over
last evening and there were several rumors
that the Gen. would not wait to be removed
bot that be hyd already reqacstoitne Presi-
dent to relieve Kim.
The session of the Cabinet yesterday lasted
over two hours ard iron all accounts was
pretty lively one. Gen. Grant took exeep-
tons to the instructions u tBc President to
Gems Candy and Hancock ia his order re-
moving the district commanders, claiming
that the power 10 direct what orders
should VI should not b. executed by depart
mcnt commanders belonged y him. lie
urged the President 10 chang, Tie wording
ol tie order.
Itls now reported tb-. 10 u-~Inher oi The
Cabinet has placed bis written resignation
lo ,i.e hands Of the President with the ex-
o.r;ion Of P. n. Gen. Randall, although II
a. rumorcd that Secretary McCullouch s ha'
teen prcpgIcd-
The President X Is said is y,Iy much IN
cepsed against Gen, Howard and will az
mint some cdJrci man ,3 las otice, II the
freedmen can agree upon Ais successor
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30
DIR. sCHEXCK THE LUNG DOCTOR

The Proprietor Of sCHENCRS PULMONIC
SYRUP, the inventor Of SCHtNCk'S RESPIRO-
METER, the only instrument that can 70 a certain
y detect tie slightest murmur II the respiratory
organs.
This is Of great importance to Or. SCHENCK, 20
know the exact condition Of the lungs, whether L
is Tuberculous- Pulmonary, Bronchial, Pleuritic,
or Dyspeptic Consumption, and whether il is both
lungs or only one that are deceased.
Nrequires constant and long practice TO become
familiar with every sound To- ing Of diseased
bronchial tube. Patients come % DR.. sCHENCK
& get examined that have been examined by their
family physician, who told them that their lungs
were almost gone when by 4 Close examination
with the Resprometcr, il is often found that IL is
an affection OF the bronchial tube and by getting
a healthy action Of the liver AMI tone oi the stO-
mach, the sufferer is soon restored TO health
Sometimes medicine that will stop cough IS certain
death TO the patient. Il locks up the liver, stops
the circulation OF the blOCd-LImOrrhage follows
and in fact stopping the action q the very organs
that caused the cough.
DR.. Scherck will be professionally 20 his rooms
every week, - Bond street, New York and ~ Han
over street. Boston, from Q a. u. until 3 p. N lie
gives advice free, but for thorough examination
with the EesDirOmeter the charge Is s.. His medi-
cnes for sale bY all druggists and dealers also
full supply az all times az bis rooms. Price of
Tie PulmOnic Syrup and selwee1 Tonic, each Il .lJ
bottle, s 80 the half dozen; Mandrake Pills
cents per box. GEO. &. GOODWIN & co IS
Hanover street, Agents for Boston, Tor sale by al
druggists.
w--wltlam MOI
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DR.. MATTIsoN's SURE REMEDIES
For Special Gases.

Canbe obtained only .. hs otnee, So. >
Union Street, Providence and are n
by express in sealed paesasos fs1re 2 g
obssTuafion, to al parts Of the country Tleya
uTe eSsry, Airg, but 81 their respective c-es
they Pos.;iusiy Asr no QUA. - Circulars gyi
full information sif4 the higlo'f fssfisal4. also
book on SgeciJ DissEsss, in sslie1 sarslsFe,
free. = P. sure a-4 sszf f9r fken, for wi-A1u
refsreaees no advertising physician should be trust
ed. Enclose stamp for postage, aud direct
DR. MATTIs0ii, No. Is Union Street, ProTideac-
RI. Aug.24.lsj5-dgNlV
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored T. hssltA
In a few weeks by very simple remedy, aiteF
having suffered for several years with Severe
lung affection, and that dread disease Consumptan
is ANXIOUS to make known u his feiloS 81 'sre
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will seno, copy 4 tie
prescription used Gree Of ehaEse)' with tle dire'
toms for preparing and using the same. ~i'h they
viii ind a SURE CURE for CoNsuNFroS' ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, CouGHs, Colds and all Threat a1d
Lung Affections. Tho only object oi the aa'ei-
,,.,r in sending the Prescription is TO benefit The
sss,,,sd. and spread information which he Goa
10 be invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer
~, nv his remedy as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove a blessing. Parties wishing the
-..cr,ptiOn. FREE, by return mail, will please I'D
r., REV. EDWARD A. WILSON
wlllismiburgh, Kings New York
ua;sdlawAulyr
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30
OF THE WEEh
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, Aug. %


Gen. Thomas is now stopping IN W. VIZ
ginia on account of an affection oil the liver,
and bis transfer 10 the louisiana Depart
ment at present would be at the peril OF his
life. In a recent conversation the General
remarked that as tar as Interpretation OF the
Act Of Congress is concerned there is really
little difference between Gen. Sheridan and
himself In previous c1nyersation Gen.
Thomas expressed hope that be had pre-
vailed upon the President not to transfer
him from his present command, and also the
hore that Gen. Sheridan. whose line Of poll
cy be said he should partially follow. II the
responsibility were his would not he remov-
cd IN the midst Of hs work.
Dispatches from Gen. Sheridan at New
Orleans allude 20 tie prevalence Of yellow
fever in that CRY. and state nat several Of
his sta e are dow n with 1t.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30

Cambridge Cattle Market

TUESDAY,, Aug. ..
Amount Il Live Stock at Market.
Cattle. Sheep Lambs. swine.
This week. 1866 l0,l5i 2a3s
From Vermont 81 s26f -
Prices Of Market Beef-extra SRI p n - 90.
First quality 10 p q 10 20.
Second quality, 90 a 1000.
Third quality, 80 q S 90.
Working Oxen a pair $50, 2oo 30 q On
Mich Cows and Calves, SO, 20 ., -, n 100.
Yearlings so 20 30.
Two years old, SO a 50.
Three years old, SCI n -.
Prices OF Sheep and Lambs-In lots 81 ., 2ul,
3 a 70 each extra g IS 20 81, or from a
spring Lambs, 81 COZ -
Veal Calves s. a u.
Hides 10 Ml0i c.
Tallow a &c = h.
Lamb Skins o. n sc each.
Ca!fSkins - a &c q u.
REMARKS.
Czttle-Receipts 1890 Of this number 9ls lead
were from the Northern States. The increased
number Of arrivals has been a damper upon prices
which have fallen of all or 81 y cWt from last
week. The general tone Of the market was fair at
reduced figures.
sheep and Lambs-The supply OF this week is tie
largest of the season. DrOvers look dubious when
they get BIDS s. 80 z head for Lambs which sold
81 lower. The supply being large, buyers had
nearly the whole control OF the market. There
vas one lot Of choice Lambs that sold at &C 2 y
hut separate from that the highest went at &c z
%.
NIB. The long talked Of change in the days foi
| the Cattle markets, which we had thought would
not occur has again revived, and il seems 10 be a.
most q settled fact, that the market at Campriag'
will ne on Thursday instead Of Tuesday, and a.
Brighton on Friday. The prevailing feeling anon
the drovers is to that effect. IL viii save consl
/ derahle amount of work now done by droYers OF
/ Sunday.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30
PAINTS for FARMERS &

OTHERS.-TIfE GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT
co. are now manufacturing. tho Best, Chespes
and most durable Paint In use two coats we'll put
On. mixed with pure Linseed OIL will last 10 or 5
years II Is Of light brown or beautiful chocolate
cclor, and can be changed to green, lead. stone.
olive, drab cream, suit the taste Of the consu-
er It's valuable fo- Houses. Barns, Fences, AgrI-
cultural implements, Carriage and Car-mtters,
Pals and WoOden-Wsre, Canvas, Metal and single
Roofs a. being Fire anu Water proof, Bridges.
Burial Gases, Canal Boats, Ships ard ships Bot
toms, Floor OIL Cloths, fore Manufacturer having
used 500 bills the past year and paint FOR any
purpose j. unsurpassed for body. durability, elias
ITCHY and adhesiveness Price s. per barrel Of 800
tos.. which will supply farmer for years 10 come
Warranted in all cases as above Send for circu-
lar. which gives full particulars. None genuine
unless branded IN a trade mark Grafton Mine raj
Paint. Address DANIEL BIDWELL. proprietor
~ Pearl-st New York.
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Spefial goiirs.
Royal Havana LOTTERY
0 r c U Il A..


TORTURE-Who would en- lure the torture
arising from Chlls and Fever, when it can he east
ly cured
Who would endure s.eepltss nights, burning
feTers and icy chills alternately, vixen remedy
can be obtained or a trine
VINO would wander like an uncertain shadow,
never knowing what moment they may be PICS
trated
Who would be burden to himself and burden
to his friends. who are worn out in administering
to his wants,
Who would live this life Of agony when the
great Alternative aad tonic
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
can be obtained at the nearest village. This long
established and Justly renowned medicine has
never been known to fail in single case, and
none but the foolish and weak would hesitate to
procure It at once. and save themselves from IL
tense, lifelong torture. Prepared after ior- ex-
perienCe and deep study, It has received the en-
comiums OF the most eminent physicians, as well
as all classes from every part Of the country. To
those who doubt is many virtues, all We can say
is, Try II and oge Cor yourselves.
Every day letter. pour in upon Us, testiyins t.
Its great efficacy in curing Fever and Agus, Dys-
pepsia, Langror. Nausea and similar Ills.
suge2iNwlH
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30

III, impeachment question Is again u,
and tic topic Of general CONVERSATION. This
has been brought about ly tic recent acts
Of the President. anl u5uy Hh1 formerly
opposed imT, ac' m.l' nos urGe 1t If strong
terms.
Prominent among o.. newspapers which
now favor it is the Chicago Republican, and
;lat his previously been quite earnest in de-
r5unoiug the proposition. The Republican
/. Is believed reflects the sentiments Of Hon.
James r. Wilson. and IL this IL true it gives
"a majority Of the Congressional Committee
10 favor Of Impeachment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30
ABATEMENT.
DYSPEPSIA CURED.
rheumatism Cared
Eruptions on the Face Cured
ScPOfuia Cured

BY TREATMENT wITa MINERAL WATERS.
Dc away with all your various and often PERM
cious drugs and quack Medicines, and use few
baths prepared with
"sTRUMATIC SALTS"
csc salts az made from the concentrated ID
quors ofthe Mineral Well Of the Pean'a. Salt Manu-
featuring Co, in Pittsburgh, and packed ii air
tight boxes One always sufficient faF a bath
Directions arc attached. Internally
s'Strumatic Mineral Waters"
In bottles Of one and halfpints. one suaiciea
for days use. Sold by all Druggists generally
REYLONDS, PRATT { co. So. los Fulton Sire
New York.
MERRILL, EROS. CO., 25 State st. Boston
Wholesale Agents.
Oct 2 IS65-dsweOwlyr
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FARM FOR SALE.

THE we'll known farm Of the late NArHAxIrL
i SUTTON, situated In East shelburD, i've miles
from Burlin yton. Said farm contains one hundred
and forty two acres Of land with good fruit and
SUI gar orchards, two story brick dwelling house,
and other buidings. Said farm will be sold
er with all the stock and farming utensils, also,
two valuable Peat Beds, one situated half mile
north OF said farm, the other two miles from Bur
lington on the road leading TO Williston village.
For further particulars enquire Of the suhscri
on the premises -
unraIEu Mrs. \ SUTTON.
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you,r Wap,edr Look Here

Agents, both male and female, wanted every
wbere 70 sell the PATENT IMPROVED 1sK RZsER-
yoiR, Cby which from one to two pages can be
written without replenishing with ink, and our
Fancy and Dry Goods, etc. Can clear IRON IS 10
80 day. No capital required. Price 10 cent?,
with an advertisement describing article for
sale in our DOLLAR PURCHASING AGENCY.
CiHruLsHs SEsT FREE
EAST kINDALL.
IS Hanover ST., Mass,
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may dIaw&wi,r

TURNER'S TIC DOULoUEEUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL is a safe GER
tain and speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Ner-
vous Diseases. The ssverest eases are completely
and permanently cuIed in very short time.
Neuralgia in the face or head Is utterly baEisAed
in a ieE hours. No form OF Nervous Disease with
stand its magic influence. 1t has the unqualified
approval Of many eminent Physicians. It Contain
nothing injurious to the most delicate system
Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt OF sI,00 and
two postage stamps. TURNER 4 Co, I2D Ire
mont St, Boston, Mass. PropTietoTs.
JulY5d3taxtKIyr
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NEW YoRK, Aug. 3

The particulars Of a series Of frauds per
petrated upon the L. 5. Revenue Depart
nent has come TO ligit. whereby the gov
ernment it is said has lost several millions OF
dollars. The parties IN the frauds are well
known and an expose Of the matter will
implicate merchants Of high standing
both in New York and Boston as
well as several government officials. A
committee of merchants interested IN the
liquor trade have gone 10 Washington 10
lay the facts and sfhiavits in their possess
ion concerning the frauds. before the Sscre-
tary Of the Treasury.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30

NHESE' ER | TAKE NJ WALKS ABROAD, how
many poor, miserable Dyspeptic people see,
who would be healthy, and rosy, and happy, il
they took Plantation Bitters, that paragon OF
preparations for giving tone to the stomach.
energy to the torpid liver, a JOY to the nervous
system. and strength to the muscles. 1t is an
admirable regenerstor Of natures wasted or ne
elected functional powers in either man or Wo-
man. 1t gently excItes and pleasantly soothes.
With bottle thereof every man may he bis
own physician.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30

IF WE HAVE COLD, pain IN tie head,
dizzy bilious, eostive, or sick from any cause, is
from the presence q blending hu=o1s, and this
is SO whether the pain be il the flesh, tie nerves.
or the bones.
BRANDRETH'S PILLS
should be always ready, and are sue to purge.
and this can be done according TO the necessities Of
nature BY which tie offending humors are
removed, and the health restored.
The Hon Demas Earnes says. 81 seu more Of
BrandTeth's Pills than Of al others Dat together
BRANpkETHs PILLS are sold by all drus-is,s.
and at tie pr-rcipa! oa.co. Irandre,h House. New
York,
Observe B. BRANDRETII IL White letters OF. D..
government stamp On each box.
au-l-.-L LIZ.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30

The Cabinet meeting 20 day was fully at
tended and 10 written resignation was hand
cd d the President 10y any member. Secrc-
tary Mccullough informed the President,
however. that he was wiling O. -, but the
latter rcTiiei that be di1 ro. s-ilCit his yes
iguat1n. Mr. Randall seems 90 he the only
member who VIII leave 1t present, and Ward
n Iamou u Illinois is named IN admins
rrari.r circles Is IBIS sucar-s o..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-08-30

Numerous stories have been Published Of
trouble between the President and See.
Seward. and that JAe removal of the latter
was contemplated. l. az noW stated On good
authority that tLo=e stories have ~ iOunda-
ton. aui that the relations between these
p,utl,men are # q haIrlanl.I.z character.
In an interview with tie Turkish Minis
ter the President was greatly amused at the
announcement Of the minister that there Is
onlg q slight social dIG.i.uee between the
Institutions Of TuIk,J ana tilse Of tac L.
$ and that :hc democrat. .'asitics % their
institutions tend to draw -atl 70 one IN
.-hlr.
rlc remarks Of The minister tayc caused
uuch mcrrimCnt.