The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1882-07-14

aing at half dozen preparations for
co rs, the-sal alesman saidth;it theFe are
fully 1000 dilTerent-s9rn-eHre sold by
dealers. s-gz,=ss
The repyrtafsseas peIiilitted 10 see 81
llistsof the x:lIsous preparaionson sale.
The NUMBER of balins for the lungs,
rhenmatismssc ssconsumption, ete, nun-
bered is; balsrns, SO; stomach bitters,
Hog; 'cosdialss 4S;se;ltarrh, asthma. skin.
: cough, rheumatic heart, cl1oter.l, dys-
pepsia, ague, and other cures, 1877;
drops, as, feIixirsg "a 5eNff~ls, ISl;
-hair d yes, rs : hair 20 hfcs. IL, nIiiIheufs
sl5I,Hlotions, 81; .Iozenges ~ h;drTpIis,
and cod=liYer. preparations. l50; oint-
fments, 81; pills, 312; plasters, 157;
powders, l63; various remedies, 142;
differen tqhiRdss 90 f. Lsg I 8 rest oHeFsy gtiey
salis,l 29i Saves, S5s sSnuits, lSs saIos.
4 30 peaiiiess siHn ps y 5 j; tablets.
12Fa pnics. al; trooifrs ...ss22, -and p3edi-
AciHaf wateas% 75S fesiees these tarli-
,cles there were many ooilers Avittl 'ex-
traor'iinary names, ani the salesman
said that 70 be = -geed sal les man nssiIeh
|, an dstl6j islihient lit Mas neeeSsary TO
remember all Of the. 5,00a different
articles in the place.-N. \. Times.
How Near Webster Game to Being
eka president. St sHT
nIt is not generally known" said
ThurloweNeedto 10 me Monday evening
after a reIlber atyvslsist for, thoHgh be
can no longer make. out the faces OF
friends. he can. still see cards, when
placed in good light-'' 1t IS not gen
orally known how near Webster came
to being President AZ
+ :. 1t iss generally known" said,
- that he.was a candidate for the Wing
nomination five. times and missed il
every time.N
: Yes, y he acquiesced. "but he came
\ a good deal nearer than that-Aa good
deal nearer. / had ALWAYS ,beenamonp
his most profound admirers, and want
ed TO see him President in 1910 But
it becane obvious TO me during the
winters that he couldn't get the nomi-
nation, that Harrison was leading. /
went down To Washington early in the
| spring aud caiied -Iiim mto the cloak.
I room. II Iihnik4I i 4shalE be the Nhig
candidate, he said. | expressed my
doubt of it. Who win be then?' he
asked. 1t looks to me like Harrison,
j. I.answered He almost sneered ut the
idea. He naturally had but little re-
SDCSt III hACAO AnCus duO ilc
exclaimed: 1t is Impossible that a
man so Ignorant as he and SO lacking
in every quality OF a Chief Magistrate.
can be nominated for such place |
told him it was simply a question Of
who could poll the most. votes; then |
got him to look over my figures They
didn't convince him, of course.
why, you don, t act as if you be-
| lieved it YOURSELF he said, for you
have chosens n, Scott delegation from
your own State That was to prevent
| the appointment of. Clay delegation,
l said, and. Cfay cannot Be elected II
nominated. But, Mr.. Webster,' / went
on, Il haven't come 10 Washington to
get you to withdraw our name. but to
Z ask you TO accept the nomination for
Vice President in case Harrison shall
be selected for the first place. No, he
wouldn' listen to such a proposal, and
he refused .with4pIte as much spirit as
the. occasion Gated for- So came
home, and Harrison was nominated
and John Tyler was made his Vice. and
by the death OF Harrison Tyler became
President a month after the election.
Webster saw the fatal mistake he had