The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1885-02-25
CLEyELiND'S COMING.
His Prospective Inauguration Stirs Up
Washington Capital Gossip.
TUE CODE IN BALTIMORE,


WASHINGTON, Feb. 16 1855.
Wherever you go in Washington the talk is
about Presidentelect Cleveland. The ladies'. of
course, knowing that he is not married. qdes
tioning each other over their afternoon as N
who viii be mistress OF the White House; but even
this, important as It msy be to some pales into
insignihcanee IS compared with that other won
der-wbO viii oe in MS Cabinet? Everybody has
formed opinion, and each person is Just as
confident that ne is right IS he was when betting
on the result Of the elections. 60 far however
Mr.. Cleveland has been silent, and there Is little
likelihood that any one except his secretary viii
know the names OF tae lucky mel until the an
nouncement Is flashed by the telegraph over the
country.
Probably it is in the departments. however that
and stOrekeepers are interested TO know il the
changes viii be sweeping. The wheels OF govern
DeDt, however, must move on aud whatever the
outcome It viii not be long before Washington
again resumes its normal condition.
Already new Congressman are arriving to pre-
pare place for their families or famiaTiZe them.
selves with their new duties They are bound 10
oil the sights and go everywhere as persistent
~ as il 1t was religious duty. The avenue is
crowded daily, as ls the Corcoran Gallery, and
some of them do not consider IL to be beneath
their dignity 70 spend an afternoon or evening in
the Dime Museum. Preparations are being made
by hotel'keepers, railroad companies ana trades.
men for the Inauguration ceremonies, and every
boOy expects 10 reap rich harvest. The influx
OF eople ION all parts OF the country Will IN
doubtfdly be enormous. and the difficulty at pres
ent il to know where ali Of them can be accom-
modated, although many Of them will make their
Stsy at nights in Baltimore.
Speaking OF Baltimore, 1 ran over to that city
the ether day to visit some friends, and found IN
conversation and from the daily papers that an
incident had recently occurred TO cause more
than ripple of excitement IN that usually staid
ana quiet CRY. IL appears that about two weeks
AGO a testimonial appeared IN the daily papers
signed by Dr. James A Steuart, Health Commits
sioner under the municipality, certifying TO the
merits of a certain cough remedy, and stating at
an ANALYSIS made by him had shown no trsc of
narcotics, oBiates and poisons usually associe 81
! with such remedies, and that he believed the in
~ efficacy Ia, 4
/ new medical discovery. Now, DR.. Steuart, VINO is
one vi the most reputable physicians in the So nth,
is member Of the Medical and Chiragrical Society
! OF the State OF Maryland. and some OF the mem
bers accused him of violating the code OF medical
! ethics by lending his name 10 the Endorsement of
| a proprietary medicine; but DR.. Steuarts certih-
/ cate still remained and the public necessarily
/ thought knowing his professional character, that
/ his reasons for giving such testimonial must
/ have been sound and logical. The matter was
widely discussed. and just as people began TO won
der what the upshot would be two things hap
! pened which as compaTed to the former were 4 +,
/ fTe-cTackels 10 dynamite bombs. Ihe daily
papers again contained testimonials as 10 the viz
/ tues OF the medicine in question but this time
! they were from men OF the greatest prominence in
| Stale snd city affairs, among others, Governor
! McLsne, Attorney General Roberts. Mayor La
tTObe, Colonel Harrison Adieon, the city postmas-
/ ter; E. II. Webster, Collector of the Port, and
Others All OF these gentlemen testified over their
| signatures that personal experience and observa-
ton OF its efficacy in other cases had convinced
them that the remedy in question was a safe and
reliable family medicine. Some timorous individ.
!
paper, but his reply was, "Why not? 1 have tried
| il my sell and know what / am writing about
1 Two days GIeEward appeared another certificate
nom twenty OF the most prominent physicians in
Baltimore ana the State, cOuched, If possible in
| even STRONGER language, and asserting that the
remedy was perfectly har Mess and most effective;
that il was free from oplates ard posons and that
/ they mad demonstrated is prompt efficacy by
practical tests. This was blow 10 the Directing
physicians, and nothing else has been talked OF IN
1 the city since. The remedy was Red Star Cough
/ Cure which has Teen discovered by the Charles
| A. NOgeler Company. It's popularity as cough
| remedy was at once assured and another evidence
Afforded that are living in age Of progress IN
| every department OF thought. The Charles
| VOleler Company have already gained world
| wide reputation through St. JACOBS Oil, which is
shipped 10 every part OF the globe and is the only
| medicine which has received gold medals ut ex-
positions. Their publications are printed in four
| teen languages and 1000 newspapers IN the
United STATES contain their advertisements. Their
| establishment is one of the sights of Baltimore.
| Two years ago | visited II in company with dis
tiDeuished English ] urnalst and ne expressed
his surprise st its completeness. To-day ii Is, IN
| thorough systemaiiZed working and equipment
| more of awonder than ever, ana strangers, who
! are always welcome 10 inspect II, never see II
| without being SUI prised and graufed.
IN educational matters Baltimore is rapidly
| coming to the front. The Johns Hopkins Uni
versity will commemorate the close of the ninth
year of its foundation this month. Students -
coming to If now from all parts of the world; ].
| philosophical and scientific publications cover
every field OF thought and discovery, and many
of its alumni have been sought after and secured
Tor proessoIships in other colleges. The doctrine
OF higher education which IL iprofesseS TO eXem
| pity, has, however, not prevented those IN
| charge from neelecting original ana practical re
| search, and the investigations made by the bio
logical department. have thrown great light Oh
| the question of oyster propagation. and promise
to add much toward aiding an industry, on the
! growth and continuance of which the prosperity
of Maryland so largely depends.