Democratic Sentinel, Volume 17, Number 38, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 6 October 1893 — THORNTOWN, IND., SEPT. 15th. [ARTICLE]

THORNTOWN, IND., SEPT. 15th.

Dr. Mim-o-Wft, Frankfort luu : Dear Sii:—l am happy to stiy that my bealih has rapidly improved under your Indian Herb treatment. When 1 began your treatment three weeks ago, uad m avy acaing pains in my back;|was required to rise many times daring the night to void nrine (watch was done with difficulty). M, appetite and digestion was poor, my strength was failing, mv hearing poor, but after three weeks treatment I find I am in a manner cured and feel as well as most men 20 years my junior, lam 80 years old. Yours I espectfnlly, G. F. Hawkins. Dr. Man-O-Wa will be at the Makeever House, Rensselaer, on Wednesday, Oc. sober 18th.

Noting ti.e fact that ihe Pennsylvani a Democrats have unanimously declared the r adherence to the partv principles enunciated in the Bhicago platform, the Few Y’oih Sun s ys: “Oh o, lowa, Virginia. Pennsylvania, ad st nd upon the platform. They decl.i e their faith in the principles which triumphed in 1892. That is. they believe in: 1. The repea of the puichase clause of the Sherman a t. 2. 'lhe .:est'notion of protection, ami the enactment of a tari f ior revenue only. 3. The repeal of the Federal election law. 4. The sup, ress on of trusts. “Tney believe in these things, and they insist that congress shall do|these thing . There ; s ro weakening umong the Democrats ii. the several sta es, and there can be no v, e ken.ug among the Democratic representatives at Washington, urged o ► to their work as they are by the Democi cy in the several states. The Demoor tic masses demand t at every Democ-atic pledge be fulfilled." Please remember that Cl'irke d-mt watch, clook and jewelry repairing.

Ex-Congressman Patton, of Indiana, who used to represent the Tenth district, which adjoins South Chicago, in congress, has been appointed and confirmed as receiver of public monies at Woodward, Oklahoma, The salary is three thousand per year. The people of Calumet region are under great obligations to Dr Patton, for getting through the bill to oontinue the imp ovemeni of the Calumet river, when onr own Congressman Abner Taylor, stubbornly refused to do snything.Mr. Boby of the East Side furnished Congressman Patton the ammunition to use; he fought a good fight and won, tho’ Blanchard, chairman of the committee on rivers and harbors, was opposed to a continuation of the improvement of Calumet river. We congratulate the doctor on his recognition by Grover Cleveland and hope to see i im in the United States senate as senator from Oklahoma, when the state ia admitted to the union. There is no question of ex Congressman Patton’s sterling democracy, and being an old soldier he may have much to do in forming democratic sentiment in Oklahoma, whloh is largely populated by old soldiers. In common witk the people of the Ca nmet region, the Daily Calnmet congratulates the dootor that his lines have fallen in pleasant places. Indiana’s loss will be Oklahoma’s guin.—Chicago Daily Calumet.