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rHE FRiUDrLENT PRESIDENT At Al
EfNI.
The state Bar A-."ci.sioa Refuse "a Endor..
M. lsnNr-.

At the mo.tin., Of the State Bar Associa-
tion held at Albany. in the Assembly thanhrr
on Tucsduy. Nv %. the Hon. John X. Port D..
t4c President. in the chair. Mr. Rumsey of Steu-
ben county ,Rruuhicanl offered a resolution
that the judge OF the United States supreme
Court and OF two OF three courts in this STATE.
hc admitted a. honorary members, which WAC
adupicd without Objection.
MIR. q bert OF Franklin county 1R' publranl
then moved that Nioc-rrcsdont Wheeler who
lives in that county. Zee made an honorary meme
bcr This was evidently not received with fa-
yor. lut ar Mr.. Wheeler is nominaly a lnwyor
ami u resident of TIA" State the resolution
l. --"d. r., .rlN ug not over three votes.
Then Nr. Ballard Of Cortland county tke-
ruhlicanl said that the Nicr-Prr~idonts Of the
us-o' citation had agreed 10 recommend certain
aiu ~~l"ns. and he oiirred Y resolution that
Ruth riord b. Hayes Of Ohio. Hamilton + sh OF
TINS STATE. the chief Justice of the province oi
Ontario, Canadn. and one or two others be mad,
honorary members.
II was appnra mt now that there was n con-
c"rtH plan la give an apparent endorsement Il
Hayes. and that Fish was included TO lubrlcat,
Mr. Waterbury, Of New York said that he WINS
sorry to So" any matter lnirodu 'ed which wnuH
produce dis ord among the members and that
must see that such would be- the inrvitabler'su
81 an attempt To press the resolution. He sug
E'rtrd that no non-rts dent should be made Al
honorary member unless he occupied Judi
| cial position.
notlpn WIS mhut 10 felrr tne resolution I,
| Tho Committee Oh Admissions.
Mr.. Chapman Of Binghamton tRepuhlican
| sad "a r'ierrnre WIS UNNECESSARY; ar the r,so
| luton was report, from the Nicr-Prrsi dentS.
| MIR. Hand OF Albany one OF the Vice. Pr"si
! dents, SAID that no meeting had been held e
| consider the resolution. but he had been a-ko,
! To- ~ rec 10 II. but had expressly refused rs. II
his opinion. no person should ho made AN hon
or!ry member who Lad not attained diStin ti9l
| in the legal profession. whatever might 10y TIT
| prominence he had acquired otherwise.
Inr President nut the question, ana leclare'
| that tn" motion To refer WAS carried. hut coun
| was demanded, aud u rising vote WAS taken. re-
sultng. yeas 81. NAYS 10. - Mr.. Hayes WAS nu
| admitted. Tut was quietly laid aside.
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DE E'acto.

Mr. w NJ rvNrs hnll, thc office of sec.
rotary of Stn,o ns a fee for the professional
service ne rendered to the Electoral Con-
snirncv bv which HAYES was placed I'm the
White House. He know. as we'll az any liv-
inn mnn TINT the Administration. In all its
pnrts is n mnu.trou- fraud upon the coun-
try.
homecoming "A ring of .pcculators aud
Adventures. who seek to confirm their
fraudulent claims To lands and mines in
Mexico by war. Mr.. EvAErs constantly
snccrs at the Government of PoRFIRIO DIAZ
as irregular and do fdciO. In u despatch TO
Mr.. FOSTER of June u, 1917, he says:
lyon ar, instructed to calf the attention of the officer.
o. the he ono Government. with which you arc holding
"h' A'''' '''''''"'''' I" ''"' vase
DIAz Is PRESIDENT ol Mexico pya iar better
right Than any HAYES can prctehdt To SET up
and his government Is lar more regular
considering the plecedcnts on when IL was
Mace, -, n,,-" I'm .ii,, 80 "''''''' 49,.
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Where Shall they Got

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sr: One Of
the Judges Of this city. in recently sentencing Il
young man Ia State prison Tor twenty years,
announced his intention. 10y that awful con-
drmnaton. TO warn young men OF this city
who spend their evenings in barrooms - for il
WIS in barroom that the crime was committed.
| want to ask this Judge if he il perfectly sure
that his warning II ad lrossod from the right
quarter aud to the right quarter? Has he ever
reflected and decided rs to whore the poor
young men Of our great city ere to 70 to spend
their evenings? Docs he know 10y any expert
cn'e how dr"nry. dark. and chccrl"ss trnn-
mrnt house r. Has he considered what, il any.
spots, Euyriy, or nmusrnruis are of red IN
ms great tAr'silnn community TO the poor
young man VINO mas no money IN as 10 h |,
yet "a Whose nHtur' his Maker has implanted
"A II sir' Tor So 'irty ana mrrriWrnt al his lrrIpd
ol lirf What fire." gardens. gdIIrrcs. ION 'rIt-,
innocent rHrrHt uns are provided To- Uittrt ih"
lnnr young mon away from the harroOns
VI ilNunS are freely suI ~crlu'd To convert the
gins ol tn wealthy. TIA" plnus and the fashion,
able. to iurn sh our growng-up citizens with
rut rita nMrnis Whl'h Will make ihrm moro
t'nu rate. more moral. and moro home loVins ?
Mnrn IA" carly durkn"-s Of the winters nights
d seen r. upon ils metropolis, hay" the youth
o. our lIh1rin- rlHss tine sat isla ton of know
ing tuH ia fir moro lurtunTtf fellow chr - ans
llNe r"ulemn't'd ih"lr wants, and provided iur
ii"m rlub rooms, de mt anus Hmruts. and 9th j.
r.WllHr plu N~ Wirrru To pen their "Nruin- s. ;
so. G .reuahty. min teen cgntur,os eln'r the
g. r'Hrhrd Wat conn r0urn-inn uf "a. dutl .
w lui 49, the yuul,g man 10 dOY The hurrNOnl
90, rs nm "irmih: Il rs lril.nnt WIN .ei,s-
I-u-; hr g.. apes tn re from tAr sii,iit of 10 >
Wr0l'h"d and hrWilng houo. and ne llud1
company an irNl". Ii Nil bntimf enough for
lhn 1I'0h Ju.lG'H u d..u',urr the poor man p
hc W,ll 20. 4 WoIKiNoIAN.
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hO il Responsible {.

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,aa,,,.,1 Il, ,h,. ni,,...,. 80 ..,,,. u,,.y An
,r,,n s,o.,, Gloon lo,n..hed ,,,l,. t,y,, ,,,,.
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-, 1850 -, ,to,,e 80, n d,.,.,,,,.
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,s.,,,.t,n,I,. ,as.I,,,, what yaa t,. ,,nsc
:, ~. ,,,,..,'..,,i,,,.,, ord I,,l..,,Il. li..
s..e.g
Tt h.tu,.,. ,,. :, ,,.,. ,io h,,oi,
Ia.,, 80 ,l,r o,..,,,os ~ Tho unr,, 4, ,I,,.
,,,,in, ,..lo 80 H., tho ir.,
sI'i,, r.,',t,,,d ,t,,,rl,, h.,,,lo.u ,,oa do.b,d
-, ,ho .b,,oo ndI,.t A st.,r,or who's. ON.
,,ions o,o,,,,,,,I and oan..i.ll,a ,yar et.o,n.
ar A. mo-, u,l.t, 90 .,,.h a toto r,r H. thorn
,oason To- s,,,,no.o ,ho,on, lacl, If .nom,n-
sbin an ,ho ma IF -, tb, ,t,,,.,. or th, IInrnn
contributed to the DISASTER. Commander
~ W. q ooil.r ,f .xn.riopco and cou-
tion and his subordinot.s were mon Of nm
moved ability as scamcn But IT, ms was
most likely, tho case. the engine. of their
vossnl hrole down in that storm their skill
and courag. could avail them nothing. They
simnlv lind IA wait until She was dashed to
niece
The Huron was ono Of the eight sloons of
war huilt two vcor. o.,o. and noid for nv an
approprlation Of 50 2ooooo which SEcon
Bnprsov o..iduonslv lolhind through
Conoroe. she was only launched in
,e-z and ,h,ros,,o ,,,,.l,t ia l,,o h..,
In excellent condition AT the time
of her loes. Sbo cost ovcr three hundred
Thousand dollars cnouph money tn have
built n fr.t.rln.. vessel Of her size. But
SEcoR RoBrsoN had the Iunuipulatlnn Of the
APPROPRIATION. and the new -loop- of course
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The Timber War.

Three weeks ago Special Agent CARTER
of the General Land Oflcc telcgraphrd
from Pascaguula to Commissioner WILL
LIA,iSoS that the United states Marshal for
the southern District of Mississippi had
seized upward of 5000 pine logs found IN
the possession Of joins MANNISa and Others
~ taken from the public lands and belong
ing to the United States.
IL was evident from this despatch that
action had at last been taken against one of
the hOldost and coolest Of the many Rings
Of dcprcdators that Of late years have
helped Themselves 10 public property. On
20 extensive scale has this plumber been
conducted for years, that many vessels are
now employed exclusively IN transporting
both to home and foreign markets tnc lum-
Der, charcoal and turpcntinc thus derived
from public land. in the three southern
or gulf-bordering counties Of Mississippi
Agent CARTER estimates that since the end
OF the war over fifty million dollars worth
Of logs have been stolen from Government
lands in the gulf States alone, Of which loss
considerable part is to be credited to these
Mississippi lands.
1t viii hardly surprise anybody, knowing
these facts, to now learn that Mr. CARRIERS
seizures of logs in Mississippi have been re-
sisted by an armed force. Nomially this
force Is a Shcrn"s posse; but we may safely
assume that tine Jackson county posse b,
made up Of woodchoppers and suwYcrs, act
ing under orders OF the nilowncrs. A. TIN,
posse has driven away the United States
agents from the logs recently seized by the
Marshal under a writ Of rcplcvin. at GRIr-
| FINS mill, a bloody struggle for their re-
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icpatal from the rcceat deci sion Is the
effect which i will probably have t. render
such movcnipis in The grain trade moro
.tllicult than hoy have hrretrfnrn boon.
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kEYsER, the exciting plumber was on the
rack yesterday before the Aldermens Invr-ti-
eating Committee. Alter many ovusiuns. he
uadc some revelations tuat are highly inter, 81
inl; especially Ia tn matter Of his as .gnmri.ts
To JACKSON :. SDnUlTz and the preference he
gave 10 his brothers rlaim.
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To TdE FplroR OF THE SUN-SW; | wilt
Walt eight hours without making amy stop and WI
bet amy man e1u that viii complete my task IalsO
challenge any in the limited States tor hr,t waltAng
d. l., MALAtnOMskY, a-ed n,
ile Garden street, PUushhccpse, NY,
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Tho Republicans complain bitterly o. the
ala noe ot SHAnoN from the Senate. who repre-
,.ui- ia" rotten borough Of Nevada Tnry-,nn
90 fnrg { tat b. BOUGHT his scat ia of.en "a. r
ket. paid for il in hard coin. and Therefore has
a right 10 do " th his personal property ~ he
plcls"s. They made Nevada State to secure "a
two-thirds majority In the ; mate. without the
ina~t regard 10 population. To-day tn popula-
tom ul y v,da - hardly one-half 90 the ratio
for Congr -sional district. ant Joss ami
SuAnoS of san Francis can offset tlo vote. OF
krENAS and CoSKLiNo. who repre-. nj live mil
ton ~ peoplr.
The day Of retrihution seems 10 have come
sooner than was expected for all the vicious
legislation and ru.nous ru" OF the last twelve
ar-. The /, publ ans manufactured States
Tor partisan uses. ana the roucn-boroush Srna-
tors are either Specializing IN san Francisco or
log.slatng lor their silver mines in WASH
inston.
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JoHN SHERMAN, in his proposals for con-
tracts. reserves the right to reject any and all
bids in case 1t shall be- deemed To the int rest
OF the Government 80 to do But if the inter
st OF the Government was consulted. ions
SHERMAN would have no chance To- give out
contracts
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stand before The people who shirks tho duty Of
holding him to the obligations of his contract.
which he Is now Enthusiastically seeking by
subterfuge and Misrepresentation to avoid
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PACKARD is dcmoralzcd The atmosphere
of Washington has weakened his former spirit.
After attending Republican Conventions and
exhibiting himself AS u martyr TO my policy
ne lunched with HAYES the other day. md sat
for two hours at the feet of that political Ga
MALIEL. And still he las not been nominated
for Collector at New Orleans.
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Probably not more than one New Yorker in
ten thousand knew that yesterday was Evacua-
ton Day. and that one di1n'tcarc. The anniver-
sary pnsscs in these latter days almost unnoticcd
save 10y the veterans OF 1872. whose enthusiasm
over TN event in which they took no part, in
crcascs proportionally with the melancholy
diminution Of their numbers. A few years
hence. when the hundredth anniversary OF
Evacuation Day comes around. New York will
make il her centennial holiday. and mcmora-
vi, one 1t will no doubt be.
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STANLEY MATTHEWS, HOWE. and KIRK
WOOD voted In the Committee on Foreign Rcla-
lions to report the nomination OF Henry s.
SANFORD favorably 10 the Senate They were
faithful to the memory OF many dinners. long
AGO uisestcd
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And the .hc officers, reporting on Tia,
Indian war # 1867 say:


The re nit, the years campaign satisfied all rca
sonAhle tina, the was u-cc,, and expensive
I" osc who reflected on the subject knowing The facts
war wa. something than useless and xpon,iyc,
10 dshonur ,hlc TO the nation, AMI digraceiul 10
those VINO originated IT.
The cause Of the Ncz Perez Indians in
1877 was stll more strongly founded in JUS
ticc than the cause Of the Sioux Indians in
1867, or that of the same Indians in 1876.
The wrong committed 10y the HAYES Adj
ministration was all the greater from its
having had the experience Of these two re-
cent wars before it. with their warning
against the use Of violence to consummate
injustice There can be- no doubt that, II the
people vino undertook 10 drive the non
treaty Noz Pcrc6S out of their homes, had
known the great cost of doing II, they
would have shrunl> from the attempt. But
the truth is that they moderated the skill
aud disposition with which these Indians
would light for their lire-idcs. and the force
which they could bring into the field Thus
the Me- Perez agent. MONrEIrH, reported a
year ago:
The two brother. have ahou -lNfy hor-c-e
re band ha. about ESQ ihou.aud hor-, nth nluni u
hundred aui ni. p. ii OBJ. cattle rhes Af, ARMED wll
hlet oh.oaln- nh . iit.hf. 80 s''i ini 'm'h >rtr-
ct hines I'M, coud nut ra.c over ,Ni, to sN', tive
hslt- mrn a., better course j. % put r.cri OH hr
rvauon hy ioscr before any urlcr trouble With the
| whites Two cpmiani, of cavalry would nc %
COOL aroc 90 bring Ju.ffn i hani 600 co.. AGENCY Ni.
iu hgi force WAL set these iadians TO ,ua, auns ihc
| SOIL
1.-Two companies Of cavalry" Why, TWEEN
ty companies Of cavalry and twenty OF
infantry were required To- turn these peace
ful. happy, Importing noighbors into
hcart-brokcn. dependent aitivc-. What We
wonder at Is that no Congressman has Yet
been found to hold MP to public. Indignation
the outrage Of the war with the Nez Pcrces.
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The struggle for party asccndancy In the
Senate vac rcneNg'Il yesterday The question
was whether inc case OF NJ. ',,
or that Of BUTLER Of South ca, '
first BIZ taken up and acted upon. The a. pu"-
LEANS desired to give KELLoGd's case tho
precedence, and the Democrats BurLEKs
case. Alter the turn OF events N'st week.
which left the Republicans IN Il min"''"
tho Committee on p"",.,',rges and Elections
Suddenly agreed To report the KELLOGG cas";
anu yesterday. at the opening oi the Senate. the
report was submitted with resolution favor
anle To kEILoaG's claims; bu;. under obiec-
uoh' this was laid over til to-day. An
attempt to head of the direct consideration of
the buTLER ease Was then made by MIR. Ed
"VNp'' VINO Oh r Il r. solution calling for TIA"
'rl'hih" r'''r's of the Fed raj court for the Dis
'rl,' Oh H'u' II Carolina thereby seeking to bring
uin'l"'y before the Senate the indi tm"nt of
~ III n for participation in the HAMBURG mas
n" sc. When Mr.. THURsIAN's resolution to
ionsider BUFFERS ease directly was taken
up. n debate arose which Mr.. EpMUSns trird
to terminate by motion to proceed to executive
business: but this motion WAS defeated by a
majority of two. unl these two were furnished
10y PATTERSON and CoNovER. who voted with the
Democrats. During the debate. Mr.. EDMuND5
made charges Of corruption against PATTERSON
and CoNovEE; but both Of the accused delivered
speeches in srlf-dcfcncc. deny ny that they had
entered into corrupt bargains
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The next time the pastor of the Foundry
Church. Washington. ID. C.. breaches on the
text, The why of the transgr.~spr is hard. he
viii not have To- look beyond the pow O.. uuicd
by Brother HAYES Tor striking Illustration.
Tho pHst week has planted number of fresh
thous ia the uneasy pillow OF the fraudulent
President Tho Republican Senators contempt
uously toss aside the Letter about the New York
Custom Hous' appointments. upon which he
and Honest JOINS SHERMAN took such pains. IA
an evasion Of their question. Mr.. EDMUNDs
points a bitter speech with snccr at the policy
II Cancellation. Mr.. HEWITT inlrcts into tho
speech OF n Republican Congressman the blunt
assertion that SAMUEL j. TlLpaN WAS elected
President last year, ana the Republican Com
gresham can only reply. do not know hut he
was Tho leading Republican newspaper OF
the capital cruelty speaks OF HAYES as having
been invented ~ the Executive of the nation.
Adj to these slinss from without the censcless
rrirkings of cons rnrc. AMI II ~ easy to under
stand why Mr. HAyEs's checks are palrr and
his eyes ddller than they were eighteen months
u.o. And his punishment has only begun.
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Advertisements fDr iuE WEEKLY erN, '8-
sucd io-D,n1o'~ pr4HNI. .ag Dc la. ''. .H .''i
srepuig JJor, ss o'c'o'F.
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II is in entire harmony with the eternal
fitness of things that convicted thol sAou,d be
stored to the army by the man VINO accepted
an olllrc which he hncw mad been stolen from
It's lawful claimant
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JAY GOULD'S Golfers are pcthorlc with
profits derived from the use Of money advanced
upon Government credit in aid of great public
enterprise. No Senator on Representative can
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TIC spcr u viii ia Gen. Howard has iu-t
mad" in Portland i.gon, t. none crrdita-
bic 50 HIM than -uiuc .. hi, previous public
uttcrtn,cs ON Indian TOPICS, and shows n
mind somewhat chas tcned by experience.
Wien Indians, he said are we'll put upon
reservations, they should be protected in
the po-ecs ion Of them; whereas now,
when the white people press upon them
from the outside, and begin to clamor
for the Indians homes, our Government
allows the Indians to be provoked to resist
ancc, or driven from their lands into revolt
and warfare, and then We make wal upon
them"
This be II observed, is an excellent dc.
.'.,,.,i.n ~, HE origin of the Ncz Perez war
a. given by the '"NS' ~ ,n,.,,, ~, ,f,..,,i,.,
ou- in prosecuting it. 10 nth
public ccnsurc. then. fora Government W.",..
makes such WARP Is popular Indignation
over the hundreds of lives. the millions Of
money worse than thrownuway IN last sum
mcr's atrocious campaign, to find no III cX-
preston in Congress- lsthatbOdy toa diourn
without having recorded any protcstdgainst
the combined negligence, rccklcssness, and
incompctcncy of the HAYES Administration,
that pcrpctrated this great wrong
Gen. SHERMAN, IL is true, lately took
ground again-tthc justice Of Chief IOsrpH's
cause. and argued In favor Of relying upon
compui-ion rather than justice in dealing
with the red men. But We may appeal from
the SHERMAN Of 1877 to the SHERMAN of 1867.
Ten years ago fresh from commanding Il
hundred thousand soldiers, accustomed to
make war against armies ~ great, petty
Indian hostilitics seemed to SHERMAN affairs
to bc avoided by all honorable Means there
was then no reason for relying on thom for
army increase. At that time Gen. SHERM AZ
with Gen. HARNl.Y and Gcn. TERRY, usol
these words in speaking Of the rem usolcss
way in which the Indians are ',nbit,,all,
crowded out Of their reservation $;
Though ihc red man she oriei AL ,,,o,.rsr AM
sole occupant tor many ccn'uri". of every mountain
scanned with quartz. and every ,tr,su, ,1,.e y,n,,
sands ghip ycd IN the uoon' A., .,, h ,.lrd 10 r.t,t
ON, s'cl"l'd 'p't Wn''' ~ nudalu AMI ok coad live
ana iha' 'rn, A' "o"' "" In. home, but NO place wa
lett iOr hlai'
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Large and Complete
Blacksmith, WeelaCright
and Carriage Shop.
Ai, Tetreau. Proprietor.

III. Tetreau. Proprietor.
INFORMS his friends, and the public in
l. general, that he is prepared to under
take all kinds Of work in his line, at advan-
tageous conditions and moderate prices:
He has secured the services OF first class
workmen of recognized ability. He has laid
in a full and varied supply OF spokes and
felloes of first choice, for carriages. etc.
Also an assortment of patent carriage
wheels, steel hubs-a new article.
Grand opening Of large and small sized
new style Coffins with glass;, imitation rose
wood, black walnut and ash.
A choice and select stock of ready-make
shrouds, for men, women and children, an
article of luxury, new style. at very model
ate prices.
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DIR. Tut has been ef
gag d in the practice {
me ,cine thirty years, an
lime was demon
strator Of anatomy in tn
Medical College Of Geo:
gia, hence, persons usin
his Pills have the guarar
tee that they are prepare
on scientific principle.
and are Tree from al
quackery.
He has succeeded i
combining in them tn
heretofore antagonist
qualities Of a strengthen
ing, Pnrgati1i<, aud q Pr
firing tonie
Their first apparent e.
! feet is to increase the q
petite by causing the foe
to properly assimilate
Thus the system is noul
ished, and by their tom
action on the digestiveo
! gans, regular and health
excavations are produces
The rapidity with whic
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TUFTS PILLS

A distinguished physician of New Yor
Jays:
1t is astonishing how universally Dl
TUFTS Pills are used. In my daily round
{ hear Of them not only among the poo
out their virtues are heralded from the mar
lions Of the wealthy and refined. Know
ng the inventor from his long connectio
With the medical profession, l have gres
confidence in th.ir merits, and of late hav
,ten prescribed them with the happiest RI
,ul = in cases where l desired to make q d.
ided impression on the liver" "
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FARMR's FRIEND.
Is

Will stand til season at J. B. Auco1n's
He VIII serve tpes at the reduced price
Of $1,000 for 10 season, and insar,ng a
Mare with fosi
Those negIfng to attend regularly un-
til the Mare ifnown to berwith foal, will
be required pay full price.
Pedigree. farmers Friend is s years
old. weighs 70 lbs is q beautifully mahoga
nv bay, blalegs, name and tail, and is
l6i hands hi. He was sired by Young
Potomac, ghd sire Old Potomac, brought
from Kentfy by David Niles. Dam by
Burnap's ofsampson of Hsilsboro Ill.
Young pbrfac's Dam was fall blooded.
iSire AreI
J. r. ATOM, Parish Of Assumption.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1877-07-28
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