The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1884-12-17

q es, the principal topic of con-
yersation' here at present s-the pro
bable action of thc=in- coming ad-
miHistration.
The speaker was Mr.. William NJ.
Ashley, of SOC Maine avenue, a
man whose large and intimate ac-
quaintancez with prominent public
men here in Washington, renders
his opinion of unusual weight
1.-The all important question
among the clerks of the various de-
partmsnts is, who is to go. la my
opinion there will be very few
changes among the old time en-
pIoyes who have been here year in
and year out through several ad-
ninistratiens. The removals will
occur among the heads of depart
ments."
"The sense of mistrust which
necessarily pervade the departments,
is | suppose, detrimental to the
proper transaction of business %
SWELL, rather, reckon. 1t un-
fits the clerks fer business. Some
get very blue, for they have pur-
chased little houses which they
must sacrifice" . m
"Last summer it was reported
that many were i'll of malaria. How
is ftp
"AOre likely, ill of fear of change.
L don't think Washington is so very
mslarious At the same time l adj
NIT since residing here, I have not
always felt first-rate. At times /
have been greatly troubled with
sharp shooting pains. One day my
right arm and leg would torture me
with pain, there would be great
redness, heat and swelling of tho
parts, and perhaps the next day the
left arm and leg wsuld be similarly
affected Then again it wenld To-
cate in some particular part of my
body and produce a tenderness
which would well nigh drive me
frantic There would be weeks at |
a time that would GENE on every
afternoon and leave me compares
lively free from suffering during
the balance of the twenty -four |
hours" -.-
"0feourse you consulted the dOe-
tors regarding your difficulty p
"Consult them? Well, l should |
say / did Some told me had neu-
ralgia; others that l had infiamma-
tory rheumatism, for which there
was no cure. "ii' I'D - 70 y. Il
''But didn't they try to relieve
your miseries ?"
Yes, they vomited and physiced
me, blistered and bled me, plaster
ed aud oiled me, sweat, steamed
and everything but froze me, but
avail" -91sal
"But how did you finally recoy-
er?" + .sI..i- /
II had q friend livind (iichi-
gan who had been afiyeT in
similar way and had been cured.
He wrote me regarding his re-
eovery and advised me to try the
which cured him. / pro-
cured bottle and commenced its
use, taking a tablespoonful after
each meal and at bed time. i had
used it about d week when | motto.
ed decrease ofsoreness of the joints
and a general feeling of relief. /
persevered in its use and finally got
30 could move around without
when L teld my friends
that il was warmers safe rheumatic
cure that had put me on my feet"
"And do you regard your, cure as
Y'sGq III -ala -sseif 1tH
"This was mere than a year ago,
the trouble has not returned and /
haven't been 80 well in years as i
am now" II
" Speaking of President elect
Cleveland, who, in your opinion will
his cabinet?" :
Chat is a. difficult to determine
as it is to say what Office helders
will go. Many good men have been
aamod for the positions-Bayard, i
Bragg, Mcclellan, not to
q lot oflesssr lights Every
politician has a slate
made up which he is backing to !
win, but then, a. it is always the
.ase, some win get left" go