Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1886-01-14
MfcHIGANs ONLY CANDIDATE.

Mr.. Blaine, IN his enterprlsing Twenty
Years of Congress- thus speaks of Gen. Cass,
the Democratic Presidential candidate, who
led his party TO disastrous defeat In the cleo
ton of lS4S:
"The Democratic candidate was a man of
high character. He had served creditably In
the early part of the war of 1912, had been
Governor of Michigan Territory from 1913 to
1881, had been five years Secretary of war
under General jackson and had gone to
France as Minister in 1886. He remained at
the Court of Louis Philippe, where he re-
ceived minute consideration for six years.
When he returned TO this country In 1912, at
sixty years of age, he undoubtedly intended to
re-enter political life"
Popular oyations were arranged for him as
he journeved westward and by the time he
reached his home in Detroit General Cass was
publicly recognized as candidate for the
Presidency. "By remaining in the field as a
candidate saws Mr.. Blaine she deeply
wounded Mr.. Van Buren,, disregarded a person.
al and political friendship of thirty years.
duration and sundered ties which life was too
short to reunite." In the end Mr.. VanBuren's
enmity defeated Gen. Cass when he obtained
the nomination in 1913.
The dead statesman will always have a
warm place In the hearts of the people of
Michigan, because OF his many services In her
behalf and because of the lustrc which he
shed upon her. She has had no Presidential
candidate since, and the outlook for her hav-
lHE one III the near IuIuTe Is NOT PROMISING
CassOpois has been named after him, and so
long as that thrifty town prospers and grows
his many virtues will be eXtOllcd 1t Is in
Cassopolis that Smith Wooden lives, whose
name Is mentioned here because he is the
author of the following interesting letter:
"Nothlng has ever relieved my wife OF
rheumatism and neuralgia so much as
Athlophoros; ] always keep it in the house
and cheerfully recommend IL t. Others"
An equally good opinion of the medicine Is
expressed by Charles Latourett, of Bradley,
as follows:
81 would say in favor Of Athlophoros that
one bottle entirely cured me OF rheumatism
which had been treated by some of our best
physicians without avail. | can highly recon-
mend it to all suffering with the same
disease"
&. Wiesinger Il Son, druggists, Of Adrian,
report this gratifying case:
Last fall, along about November 1st, we
sold man bottle of Athlophoros for his
father. who had not walked more than two or
three blocks ut time in about two years
After taking one bottle Of the medicine he
walked down to our store, which Is very nearly
two miles from his house, and purchased the
second bottle himself. This was four days
from the time he first commenced taking
Athlophoros. He has taken five bottle of the
medicine and says he thinks he is entire Y free
from rheumatism. The gentleman is in the
neigRborhood OF sixty years of age and looks
healthy aud robust"
Ifyou cannot get ATHLoPHoRos Of your druggist. we
n dollar per bottle. We prefer that you buy it
from your druggist but II he hasn't II, do be per-
suaded to try something else, but order az from
US as directed. ArHLoPHoRos Gov III Wal Street,
New York.