The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1893-09-13
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TGreenviile News. /

4 GROVER CLEVELAND is the man OF
destiny. Every ody was interested in
his wonderful but regular rise from
fssssiisa eisss rS t1s
The entire country watched with earn-.
est attention his courtship and mar
riage and when his little girl arrived
every father and mother in the land
composing a dominant proportion Of
the voters and influence felt more
closely drawn to him.
Now, however, there is new, g
stronger, q more general and far reach
ing bond of sympathy and fraternity
between the president and the average
American voter. The newspapers de-.
yelop the fact that for two or three:
months or longer Grover has been the
victim of an old fashioned, thorough
going, jumping Jerusalem toothache.
Maybe he: caught il when he read bis.
inaugural address bareheaded in q
March snow storm. Possibly it was
developed by somesot the remarkably
tough nuts he had to crack. However
.it was, two Of his upper jaw teeth be-
gan to ache and for about four months
he had the toothaehe. We estimate:
that Of the thirteen millions OF Amer
lean voters at least ten millions have.
had toothache. They know all about
it. There is the preliminary stage OF:
hard, jumping, honest othache. Then
comes period Of deihsion and false
pretences. We stuff all kinds Of things
in. the hollow, we rub preparations OF
many varieties on the gum and the jaw.
There is a period Of cessation, of deceit
full calm and rest, to be followed by
some hours of sallen, persistent, un-
renitting, yillianous, dull and dismal
aching. THERE'S noiet up in IT.. It
hits and holds. Prayers and swears are
alike imperative in bringing relief tt
hurts. It continues TO hurt, just enough
stokeep the victim awake without being
kind enough to jerk the top of his
head entirely of or kill him by striking
some Of his internal arrangements.
either Of which would be a mereiful re-
Lief, gladly welcomed.
Think Of having that kind of thing
to go through with while graphing
with some thousands of eager Office
seekers every day and tackling the
financial problem, which mas been
puzzling theworld in general for several
hundred years and this country in
particular for more than century!
Men and brethren, think Of tackling
the financial question and 9 protective
tariff bill with raging toothache!
That is all that hss been the matter
with him. He has had Two upper jaw
teeth drawn. He went aboard q yacht
to have it done, presumably trusting
that only the sky and the water would
have to hear the few feeble remarks he
might he proved to offer on that mo-
mentous oecasian. However that may
be, he had them, pHsirdl Now he:is all
right. There is 10 cauceF. Fe showed
up yesterday before the entire pan
American medical congress. A man
who knew he bad cancer, tumor, Mr.
Bright's famops speciality or aay other
organic or nelodianico corPianoic malady
would not dare such q test. Grover
has had the toothache. Inthat twelve
of the thirteen million of American
voters are with him. Weloye him not
only for the enemies he has made but
because we knew what kind OF 8 time
he has been recently enjoying until
the merciful Eozceps made him himself
again.
Strong nerves, sweet sleep, good ap.
petite. healthy digestion, and best OF