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every noss;b,e Lawful eyert;on 70 t.en tho.a
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

II DO not join In any crusade against this
District. Ibear cheerful witness for myself
and my constituents that in assuming the
onerous burden Of taxation whicn the residents
Of this District have assumed in the improve
ment Of this capital city, they have done the
country proud. "-SpseeA Of IF. Smith, of Eev
York, n tie House. ~ .s-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

In tho House last Friday Representative
OBrien, Of Maryland, asked "when was II
charged that tho Old government of tho Dis
trics failed to meet its obligations or support
IL schoolsP Mr.. O'Brien evidently knows
very little about the District. The facts are
Just the other way.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

Leaves Burns majority Ga
There can be no doubt that Colonel Burns
was fairly and honestly elected, and that
gross frauds were perpetrated by the oppo-
sition. He is clearly entitled to the seat.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

ZEE REPUBLIclF HAs 4 LAR0ER cZRcu-
LAfIoN TaAK AMI orHKR MOANING PAP1R
IN TEE DISTRICT OF c0LUNDLA.
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-23

De bege suits for general wear and travelling
are in the natural brown and gray shades, msde
with basque and upper skirt over darker silk
skirt, ON which arc de bego hounces piped with
silk. The English basque and overskirt are
excellent models of theso .r.-..-
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-04-18

In one regard, the article, in last
weeks JOURNAL, upon the Temperance
Crusade, bids fair to accomplish this
much of good-that in some quarters it
has led to more thorough thought and
discussion as to the statements contained
in 1t than otherwise would have been
the case. We have been asked If the
columns of the JOURNAL would be open
TO articles opposed to the published
views of the paper. To this enquiry We
have always replied that they would.
We do not propose to be the organ OF
any, and If IL can be shown that our
conclusions are erroneous, we shall be
glad to have it done. All we desire is
that there may be fair play in the mat
ter, and that, in searching after the
truth, an equal freedom be allowed to
one as to another.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-04-18
The Politics of Party.

When the Forty third Congress COM
menced Its session, those having most
earnestly at heart the success OF the
Republican party and the principles in
volved therein, looked to 1t for honest
and prompt work that should restore n
prestige which was, beyond doubt, seri-
Ously impaired. A disgust, broad and
thorough, at existing jobbery had spread
over the nation, and told inevitably
against the ruling party. The Credit
Mobelier swindle and the salary grab
were terrible blows at the stability Of
the Republican organization. 1t was
useless to attempt to point out that the
responsibility thereof attached more to
the Democracy thah the Republicans.
The people at large are not accustomed
to pry into hidden springs and motives,
or to weigh the nice shade of party re-
sponsi bility for evil legislation. They
see such and such parlies with large
working majorities. permit such and
such work to be accomplished, and they
at once charge the result to their credit.
Auoy SAW A1cu- OutASiJ OhC Vi thC SVi1-
trolling voices in a aRepublican Congress
sional majority, introducing the salary
steal, engineering it to the close, and
gloating noisily over its success. They
saw Mr.. GaE ield, one of the most trusted
leaders, lending to the bill his endorse
ment at a time when his protest would
in all probability, have stayed it. Fur
ther evidence of Republican responsi.
bility was to them unnecessary. The
panic, too, innocent as Republicans
really were of creating the cause Oh
abeteing the result, was largely credi
ted to the Republican account. The
effect upon the people was inevitable
nor did we lack for signs. Elections
State and local, in the Fall Of 1873, af
forded more than sufficient indication o
the necessity of speedy and thorough
good work in Republican ranks.
With this responsibility resting OF
their shoulders, Congress, still largely
Republican, assembled in December
And what has it accomplished in tn
four months of its session? Very little
save to delay and harass the trade
Of the country. The inter minable tall
on the finances still continues, whil
the golden time of Spring enterprise
passing away, and capital lies idle. nc
daring investment through uncertaint
as to coming legislation, and the conse
quent impossibility of those close calcu
lations on which profit depends. Moth
ing that we are aware of can be pointe
to smong the work of the present Cor
gress that can in anywise increase tn
standing of the ruling party with tn
people. Inaction at such time is itse
wrong action-much more SO whe
there has to be overcome the effect {
the constant pickering that flows frol
the Butler centre, and Of the Credi
Mobelier, the Salary-grab, and the Sal
born affair.
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-04-18
FIELD AND GARDEN
UNDERTAKING.

In no department OF agriculture has
been q more marked, more important,
q more scientific, more practical step
In advance, than in draining. Farmers,
like other men, have been wont to limit
their draining, as they limited their
care Of manure, or their depth of plow-
ing, to the production of directly visi-
BILE or tangible effects. In planting
seeds, or in hoeing corn, if they found
the ground to be well loosened to the
depth to which the hoe penetrated, they
were satisfied. If the brown liquid
from the manure-heap ran through u
gully under the barnyard gate into the
high road, they could see the waste
and the means Of stopping it. If they
saw water standing on the surface ot
the land, or saw that surface wet ant
spongy when it should be dry, they
saw that some means should be provi
ded to remove the superfluous moisture
The more enlightened among then
have learned, in these later years, tina
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-04-18

ONE Of the strongest arguments
brought forward by the supporters of
che "Woman's War;" and one of most
frequently repeated paragraphs in the
press Of the country, is to the effect that
the success Of the movement is shown
by the decreased trade in liquor through
those districts where the Crusade has
been more actively In operation. The
claim has been so often made that many
have come to accept it as fact without
taking the trouble Of an investigation.
If it acre true there would be DO need
Of stronger advocacy of the efforts be-
ing put forth and the results would be
accepted without particular regard to
the means that brought them about.
But inquiry developes the unpalatable
truth that the statement is untenable.
The reports of the Revenue Office show
that, as compared with the same months
last year, the amount realized from the
liquor trade is quite as great now as
then, and individual assertions show
that the heaviest establishments have
suffered no elimination in the sum to-
tai of their sales. In recent number
Of the New York Herald is an article
from Mr. Brooks, one of the members
of the heaviest rectifying establishments
in Cincinnati, in which he states that
there has been more business in whiskey
Curing the past two months than for
the corresponding period last year, and
that, so far as he can judge, the whole
sale branch of the liquor trade in the
West has not been crippled by the wo-
mans crusade. These facts furnish an
other reason for the belief that the Cru
sade has failed, in large measure, to
cure the evil it seeks to destroy; for, to
change the form of sale is not to do
away with the evil that ensues from its
purchase. And in transferring the traf-
fic from one method to another, it is
simply compelled to seek a new channel
which, if anything, is more objectiona-
BILE than the old. Experience has shown
that the "bottle trade" as it has come
to be known, is by far the most danger
Gus form in which the sale of liquor
can be carried on. If the Crusade has
this effect-to drive the trade into a
more damaging form than the old-can
any one, even the warmest advocate of
Temperance, be blamed for hesitating to
endorse scheme which, failing to lessen
the consumption, nevertheless forces the
buyer and seller to resort to methods
that freight the traffic with additional
evils
Northern Ohio journal. [volume] (Painesville, Ohio) 1872-1896, 1874-04-18
VOCAL COLLECTIONS,

Shining Lights Sacred songs. 81 70
Golden Leaves. Vols and 5. A collection
ofsongs by Will Hays. each, rs
Hearth and Homc.Collection of Home songsl 75
Fires,e Echoes, 15
Sweet Sounds. rs
Priceless gems. Choice ballads ........,.l 1 rs
The above are also bound in CLOTH gilt sides
Price $3.50 each. Each volume contains
about $40 worth of choice vocal music.
The opera at home. Cloth Gilt edges. 90
Containing principal songs from over 25
standard operas.
German Volkslieder Album. DO songs, Eng
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Mendelssohn,s &c songs. Edited in part trans
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Same for deep voice. svo Wiih original w
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Moore's Irish melodies. With new sympho-
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MARVELLOUS Effect!

heard of the Vegitiue and determined to tIv
il. 1t has proved blessing to me and my child.
1t has cleansed from her stomache and bowels
the sores that kept gathering there; and now she
sleeps soundly from her bedtime until very late
in the morning beside Il long uap ut mid- day.
Her appetite is good and in Fact she i like a
different child. 1 often say, the true value OF
this medicine TO me is a dollar a drop, Try il.
Cleanse the humorS from your chillrcn's blood
while they are Young. Try it AMI you viii join
with me in calling it n great blessing.
ELIZABETH a. FOLEY,
May Al, 1871 Gl Webster st. Charlestown Mass
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PERFECT CURE

CHARLESTowN. juno II, 1861.
MIR. III Il Stevens: Dear Sir: This is to certify
that NEGEGINE male Il perfect cure o. me
when my attending phys has pronounced my
case consumption and said could not survive
many days.
Mrs, LEDSrON. b cook st Get.
The facts stated by Mrs. Ledston are personally
known by me. and they are true. 4 DHAHNES
VEG ETINE Is SOLD BY ALL DRUG
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Ga FLORENCE: q
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ART DEPARTMENT 1874

The illustrations Of THE ALDINE have won
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The quarterly tinted plates for 1874 will be by
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The Christmas issue for 1874 will contain spe-
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AGENIS " ANIED Fur IIIE
HISTORY OF THE
Grange M0vement

Farmers, War Against MOnOpOlies.
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nREsTknkl UnscrIIpulous publishers have
UEU | IUNtaken advantage Of the great de-
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compilations from agricultural newspapers DO
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is endorsed by the leading grgngers. IA
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INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC

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VECIzs sNE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD AND RE.
STORES THE HEALTH.
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There is no one article known that will do so
many kind of work and do it as we'll rs Sapolio.
Try it.
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III 4 d ) A . l. / U
article for the Bath. breaches
the foundation of all dirt, opens
the pores and gives a healthy action
and brilliant tint to the skin.
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PROSPECTUS %, 1874. Seventh Year
THE ALDINE,
An Illustrated Monthly journal. aniUersdlly
admitted to be the hdndsonsest periodical
in the eoorld. A representative and
champion of American taste.
Not For sale i'm Book or News Stores

THE ALDINE, while issued with all the reg
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terest characteristic of ordinary periodicals. 1t
is an elegant miscellany of pure, light, and
graceful literature, and collection Of pictures,
and white. Although each succeeding number
affords fresh pleasure to its friends, the real
values nd beauty of THE ALD!NE will be most
close of the year While other publications may
claim superior cheapness as compared with
unique and original conception-alone and un-
pproached-absolutely, without competition
plcte volume cannot duplicate the quantity of
fine paper and engravings in any other shape or
number of volumes for ten times its cost; and
then, there are the chrOmos, besides.
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