The Evening critic., 1884-12-06
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Correspondence Rochester Sunday Herald q
"Yes, tho principal topic OF conyersa.lon
hore at present is tue probable actlonef tho
incoming Administration"
The speaker was Mr.. VIM. II. Ashley OF 500
Maino avenue, q man whose large ga intl-
mate acquaintance with promineH public
men here In Washington renders NJ opinion
@The SF"Su' ali important question lbrnoug tho
cleiks OF the various Dcpartmontf, who is TO
GO. In my opinion thero Will p very few
changes among tho old.tlme eWployos VINO
have been here year In and yeart out through
several AdmlnistratIons., IheLemoysls Will
"Thc sense Of mlstrust whith must neces-
sarlly peryede tho DepartmeniB Is, suppose,
detrimental to the proper tr@saction Of busi'
swell, rather, reckon. I9unnts the clorks
for business. Some get vefy blue, for they
have purchased little hom%which they must
'"Siin Shast summer It was fcported that many
were Ill Of maloria. HowZs Il Z"
the came time admit that sluce residing
here, have not aiw9ss felt flrst-rate. AT
t,mes have been Grea troubled With sharp;
leg would torture me ksi,h pain, there would
be great .rodnese, heN and swelling OF the
par'p and perhaps w next dsy % the ,eft TSa arm
| again Il wonld locat< In some particular part
| OF my body and produce tenderness which
would we'll nigh ffiyo me frantic; IT, There re
| anllcted with an Hntermitting kind OF pain
| that would como oHevery afternoon and leave
me comparatiyelyfree from suffering during
the balance OF thqtwenty-four hours"
| "Of course youfsonsultod the doctor regard
Consulted thShY Well, should say did.
Some told me Dad neuralgia; others that
had is.ro inasmmasSy mia rheumatism for which
."But didn't 6hey try to relieve your mise.
RESP
"Yes, they y5mited and physicked me, blls-
tered and bleN me, plastered and oiled mo,
| sweat, steam9d and everything but frozs me,
| but without gfail."
"But how dtd you lnally recovor?"
81 had fHend living IN Michigan who had
| been uf1itctoo In similar way, and had been
cured. He grote me regarding his recovery,
| and advisedtme TO try the remedy which cured
| him. Iprqenred bottle aud commenced its
| use, tskinfs8 tablespoonful after each meal
| and at bedtime. had used II about a week,
when nJiced decrease of tho soreness OF
| the joints9and general feeling OF relief l
| perseyerdq In It's use, and nnally got 80 could
| move around Without limplng, when told my
friends Dat II was warners Safe Rheumatic
| Cure thafhad put me on my feet"
"And 70 you regard your cure as perma-
"'Hrr aThisi fas more than yoar ago, the trouble
| has not1eturned and haven't been 80 we'll In
| years adj am now"
"Speaking OF President. elect Cleveland, who,
In youfopinion Will comprise his Cabinotr::
| "Thf Is as difficult TO determine as It is to
| say what ONCE holders will go. Many good
| men Enve been named for tho positions
Bayaip, Thurman, Bragg, Mcclellan, not TO
| mentBn q lot OF lesser lights. Every proml-
nent Politician has slate made up which he
| is baking to win, but then, as is always the
case, Come one Will get left"