The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-12-17
cLEvEl.AND's CABINET,

Probable Effects OF the Change on Once
Boiders-v Views of AN old-timcr.
Eyes, the principal topic Of converse
ton here at present is the probable ac-
tion ofthe incoming administration"
The speaker was Mr.. William NJ.
Ashley, of 506 Maine avenue, man
whose large aud intimate acquaintance
with prominent public men here in
Washington, renders his opinion OF un-
usual weight.
"The all important question among
the clerks of the various departments
is. who il to 20. In my opinion there
will he very few changes among the old
time employees who have been mere
4 year in and year out through several adj
\ ministratiOns. The removals will occur
among the heads of departments"
"The sense OF ndstrust which must
necessarily pervade in departments H.,
| suppose, detrimental 10 the proper
transaction of businessY'
"Well, rather, ! reckon. II units the
4 clerks for business. Some ret very blue,
for they have purchased little homes
which they plust sacrifice
"I.0st summer u WAS reported thnt
Il many were i'll &c malaria, How is it?'
"Mure likely, i'll OF a fear Of change.
Il don't Z iuk Washington Is 81 very ma
4 laiiOus. At the same time admit that
4 since residing here, ! have Not always
ielt iirSt-rate. AT times ] nave oeei
n troubled with sharp-shooting pnins
"A tone day my right arm aud ley would
IA torture mo with pain, there would he
"A great rodness, heat aud swelling Of tn'
uarts. amt perhaps Inc next day the LET
X arm and ipg would he similarly aiectcc
"a Thcu again II would locate In some par
+. uculAr part of my body, and produce
tenderness which would well nigh drivl
'X mo frauHc. There would BIO weeks At
| time that | w0uld I've afflicted with al
VA intrrmiiting kind of puin that woul'
W come GA every afternoon, and leave IN
comparatively Tree from euierin
Nh during the balance Of tho twenty''ou
M hours"
"Of course YOU consulted the doctor
IA regarding Your uiiiicultv?'
, "Cmsultcd them? Well, should 81
W | did. Some told me had Neuralgia
others that hBd inilammatory rheI
matism, tor which there was no cWre.'
Il. "But didn't they try to relieve yo'
| miseries?n
"a. Eyes, they yomited and physiced IN
blistered and bled me, plastered al
. oiled me. sweat, steamed and ever
. thing but froze me, but without avail
"But how did you finally recover"
va al had friend living in Michigi
who had been afflicted in similar WI
I'm and had been cured. He wrote me
garding his recovery and advised me
NJ try the remedy which cured him.
~ procured q bottle and commenced
sf@ use, taking q tablespoonful after ca
M meal aud at bed time. had used
about a week when noticed decrea
st& of the soreness of the joints and &C
VI eral feeling Of relief. ! persevered
q It's use and finally got so could mo
~ around without limping, when l Z
n my friends that IL was warmers ~
Rheumatic Cure th.t had put mo ON |
feet"
'"And do YOU regard your cure as p
nanent7"
"This was more than a year ago;
trouble has not returned, aud | have
been so well In years rs / am now.n
.1& speaking OF President-elect Gle
n. X land who, in your opinion, will co
prise his cabinetf'
m THAT Is as difficult to determine a
Ia to cav what oOice holders will
.+ Many good men have been named
It the pc Hions-Baysrd, Thurman, Bra
|'< Mcclellan, not to mention q lot Of les
lights. Every proiniuent politician
m A slate made up which he Is backing
win, but then, as IL always the er
some one will get LEFT. "-ICorrespo
snce Rochester Sunday Herald