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National Republican., 1876-03-07
EDITORIAL POSTSCRIPT.

If Clymer and his Democratic colleagues are
responsible for the escape of the contemplate
criminal, Marsh, they are aiders and abettors
lance should be placed over them as the Ad-
ministration has placed over the fallen Secre-
tary.
The Democracy" of the House express
great solicitude regarding the supposed action
of the Attorney General in the matter of
using the Evidence OF convicted criminals in
the whisky cases. 1t would seem from their
recent action in the impeachment case that
they would prefer to have the conyicts to act
as prosecuting attorneys as we'll as witnesses.
1t is pretty generally conceded that Hester
Clymer and his Democratic colleagues on the
committee which investigated the Belknap
case are responsible for the escape of "Caleb,
the coward, who fed" If this be the case,
they are accessories after the fact, and are lia-
BILE to prosecution for aiding and abetting the
escape of criminal. Here is another oppor-
tunity to carry out President Grants immortal
injunction, ''Let no guilty man escape"
When Hester Clymer, with hated breath,
solemn face and piously-uplifted eyes, all suf-
fused with tears, read to the House the result
of the investigation of the Belkhap case he
took occasion to announce that the ex-Secre-
tary confessed his guilt to him. In view of
the fact that Hester Clymer Immediately sfter
the exposure discharged and hurried off Caleb
Marsh, the principal witness for the prosecu-
tion, It will be necessary to put Mr.. -clymer
on the stand to prove Belknap's confession in
order to aid the Impeachment.
South Carolina Republicans should indeed
be proud of their Representative in Congress,
Hon. A. 8. Wallace, who seems never to tire
National Republican., 1876-03-07
1HE FEaIGI0Us MovENRAr.

nothing about it, and 50 neglected his swt
and solemn duty"
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aatinual gepnblifail
~ nuRrAeH........E Editor and Proprietor.

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TUESDAY HoRNINe::.::::::::::MARcH 7. ,zs.
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TIE RATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS 4
G1RGBR CIRCULATION TEAM ANY OTHER
KoRBIEG PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF 90
EUHBIA.
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GOLD SoAP,

THE PUREsr AND BEsrt
SCHULTZ Co. y GOLD eOAP Is susranteed
the best Soap in the market foe general rse.
For sale By all 6rocers. uArt-ss
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BRADY'S
National Portrait Gallery,
No. s2s Pennsylvania Ayenne. Betweez
SIKH and seventh streets.

Mr.. Brady his the pleasure Of announcing to hh
friends snd the public that he has Il turned ash.
ington and reopened his gallery. He VIII be aided
self OF ali the recent improyements In the photo
graphic art. Mr.. Brady VIII give his personal At
National Republican., 1876-03-07
LOST AND FOUND.

EOUND-1N WILLARD HALL, ON JANU-
II AIRY Z. . piece OF JEWELRY. Any one
prov ng property and paying for this advertise
ment may find it by inqulring Of Hnsey, At VIII
lsrd's. mh6-
r .OST.-FRIDAY, IN THE CAPITOL, BE-
II TWEEN the Rotunda aad Senate gallery. 3
fringed. Leave 1t with Mr.. ROB BINS, f2l Eley-
enth street northwest and you VIII be snitsbly re-
warded. rs arr msr4 3te
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BOARDING.

100G MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE,
bosrd. with rooms, in . family fthree adults.
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c A CARD.-TO ALL WHO AGE
- suffering fro N the errors and indiscretions
Of youth. nervous weakness, early decay, loss of
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary in South America.
Send q lf-addressed envelope to the Rev. 10
SEPH T. 1NMAN. Ststion ID, Bible House, New
York City. fe2s-MWFsm
YEA REDUC1lON OF 25 PEE CENT.
rs below the regular retail rates OF all
brands OF Cigars and Tobacco and Smokers
LuKuries at -
NJ 6OLDSTEIN'S
California Cigar Store.
Gil Pennsyiyania avenue,
febF-n Under Metr" politau Hotel,
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EOR SALE OR RENT. ON GEORGETOWN
y HEIGHTS.-The residence OF the late Mozris
Adler, ESQ.,; brick house, with fourteen rooms,
kischen aid pantry; one acre OF ground. Rent,
Road and High streets. ocSltf
National Republican., 1876-03-07
FOR SALE OR RENT

SNO%\ONONONONNON|@ON-N.
ENOR SALE, EXCHANGE OR RENT-THAT
II beautifully finished RESIDENCE, 1884 O.
street northwest, containing seventeen .a
rooms, most eligibly located, and possessing nj
all modern improvements. half cash. As-&3
ply to W. NOTT1N8HAM, corne of Third and Z
streets southeast, or to A. POSEY, Fort Foose,
Maryland. ian2i-tf
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EIo GAS CossgnERs.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Nay Z, 1875,
the net price OF gas Will be reduced to
o2.25 per I,aOO cubic feet.
CHARLES B. BAILEY,
Secretly Washington GaslIght Company.
National Republican., 1876-03-07

South Carolina Republicans should indeed
be proud Of their Representative in Congress,
Hon. A. s. Wallace, who SCENE never to tire
National Republican., 1876-03-07

~ Association Of Washington, D. c.. Organ
ized January, 1s76.-The first monthly m oetinK OF
this association Will be held MONDAY, March 6,
at p. M, at sengerbund Hall, corner Eighth and
Z streets northwest. Entrance on Eighth street.
The Secretary Will be present at m. 10 receive
subscriptions and issue certificates of stock.
Shares, $500. Dues, &l per month on each share.
subscrip ptions will bereceved at the Office of the
Secretary, 45i Lonitiaua avenue, opposite City
Hall, and at The meeting.
BUsHRUB ROBINSON, President.
IRyING WILLIAMSON. Secretary. mhl-6t
National Republican., 1876-03-07

H No
The Agency OF the 4" Maryland Fire Insurance
Company, >, of Baltimore, WAS Withdrawn from
Mr.. Il. G. Jordan, December ], 1874, and Mr.. N
+. Causin then appointed, tho Is alone author.
lied ta ke risks and renew policies for said Com
pany in the District or Columbia.
JOS. X. MILN0R, President.
SS-Mr. CAUsiN'S once, Ne. sl5 street.
mar2-6ts
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

LEMON MERINGUE P1E.-Boil three
lemons until they are soft enough for a straw
to penetrate the rind mash them up Gne
with a tablespoonful OF butter, one cup and a
half Of powdered sugar, and the yoIks of six
eggs; make a thin crust; put in the mixture
and bake it; when cool, beat up the whites
OF the eggs with one and one. half cups of
powdered sugar and spread it over the pie :;
brown it a nice color.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

To CLEAN GARMENTs.-WOta sponge in
warm water, and squeeze it out till dry then
sponge one place after another until all the
garment has been cleansod. All the dust and
soil will be absorbed by the sponge. But if
the garment is very much soiled, wash the
sponge in clean water several times, squcez>
lRS 1t as dry as possible by wrapping it in a
piece of black alpaca. This method Of cleans
ing is more e]fTee!ua! than a hand brush, aud
many spots will disappear by the use OF pure
Water.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

BLANC MANGE.-Thsre are various ways
and materials for making blanc mango. The
simplest, and also excellent and never failing.
Is a package Of g~elatino. Dissolve the CELIA
tine in one pint OF sweet cold milk about
twenty minutes; boil two pints Gin cold
weather rather more) of milk, favoring AID
aWee;sning it, add the gelatino ard extra pint,
and barely let i: come to a boil all together
vanilla or bitter almond faEorine-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
WATERS
NEW SCALn PEkX0S

are The bat made. Tho touch elastic, and e fac
singing tone, powerful. pure and even.
WATERS CONCERTO ORGANS
cannot be excc!lcd in tone or beauty they defy
competition. The Concerto Stop ia = fine Iulita.
ton OF the Humen Voice.
PRICEs EXTREMELY Low for each during this
Month, Monthly Ens;almsntsr received on Pianos.
s 10 to $40; Organs. SIS to SO; Second hand
Instruments. S2to : 5, monthly after first DgpoRit.
AGENTs WANTED. A liberal discountto Teachers,
Ministers, Churches, Schools. Lodges. etc. Special
inducements to the Trade. illustrated CRtaiog Yea
Ainiicd. E0RACE WATERS & SONS, 4Si Broad
way, New YORK. Box 1861.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

Dry buckwheat flour, if repeatedly APP
Piled will remove entirely the worst grease
spots on carpets or any other wooden cloth,
and Will answer as well as French chalk for
grease spots on silk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

FLAXsEED LEMONADE -Four tablespoon
Flu! OF faxseed, one quart of boiling water,
juice OF two lemons. Pour boiling water
Upon the faxseed and steep three hours in a
covered vessel, sweeten to taste if too thick
aid cold water with the lemon juice, Ice fo7
drinking. II is admirahle for colds.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

UNCLE J1M,s BAPTIST REVIVAL,
HYMN.


By sDNHY AND CLIFFORD LANIKR.
sia's ROSTERS orowed, olo Nahster's riz,
De slsepin' time is pas':
Wake up dem lazy BaRtissis,
Chorus-Dey's nightly in de grass, grass,
Dogs nightly in do grass.
Ole AahSter's blowad dc mornin' horn,
He's blewsd q powerful Bliss;
BaDtis', come, come hoe de corn,
YOus mighty In de grass, &c.
De Msth'dis' teams done hitehed; o fool,
De days a-breakin' faS';
Gear up dat lean ole Bsptis' mule,
Dsy's mighty in de grass. &e.
De workmen's few an nons'rous slow.
De cOtton's sheddiu'fas';
Whoop, look, ies' loRk at de Baptis' row,
Hits nightly in de grass. &c.
De jaybird soueol to de mokfn' bird. Stop!
Don gimme meme o. 20 sass:
Better sing one song for de Baptis' CROP"
DsY's nightly in do grass, &c.
An de ole crow crOak. "DQn'nTwOzk, no. nj ~
Bat de fier lark say. "Yaas, yaas.
AH'Ispeo' you mighty glad, YOU dsb6lish crow,
Dat de Baptissi's in de Grassl" &c.
Lord, thunder US up to dc plewia' match,
L,rl. peerteu de hocin' fas',
Yea, Lord, hab mussy on de BaDtis' patch,
DeSis mighty in dc grass, grass,
Dey's nightly in de grass.
-Scri5ner for LIay.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
e. vvAD1'&
"E11VeEs ~COrrectOr's
And Cure for Dyspepsia.
Free From Alcoholic SItmuiaHis.


N odies Tor Dyspepsia, none stand higher than
"MApS's LIvEI CORREcroE-"
Read the Following Testimonials:
EEHEG p. o.. GIa pville Co N. C., Mar. 10, 20.
Da WADE, Dear SIR; HAYS been afflicted with
Liver Disease 3 or / yenrB. which at times amount
venber ] procured ono bottle at LIvEH CoEREcron.
] nov consider myself we'll. Yours, respectfully,
ISAACN. DAY, Of Day & meadOws,
Prof. MOGruSap, Emeritus, CT Washington
Unsversity, Md, now Ee.ioent Physician, White
"Dt. WEda'a Liver Corrcctor end Dyspensin
Cure Ia one Of the very beet remedies fOr DyEIcptia
l have Cvsr used
Dr.. ) mes, a prominent physician in Virginia,
WHO hSs FreEcE ibCd il TOR Two yCNIs, says:
81 "a D ind no better remedy FOR Dyspepsia and
Liver { 'mplaiut thin NAuE's LIVER CoRREcToR.'
Col. Eoode, a proniae Mt aud we'll known gen
tlenini in the sSmo county, NH., sHys:
"ik eP it regularly in my family, AID would
not bo without IT"
Mr. Jno. A. NIcirthur, County Treasurer Of
Dublin Go, NC, fSys: WNpE's LIVER CoRRrc-
Ton has done nc moro good, and given me moro I-
!isi IN D!sPePtiH' than sry medicine ! ever took,
70. &c"
Prof, Noel. of College OF Physicians and Sur.
Eeoos OF Ba!timere, and a distin gu isbcd prDc-
own family and SGys: .sr 70 tue best renee Y Tor
DysDsPys with Torpid Liver aud Coustipation Of
RuwCls ] ever knew"
OAK Hut, NC, Sept. 2. 1878.
DR.D WAnH, DtaT SIR: l have recommended
Or. Wade" Liver L"rrcGtor' in my practice and
have found it = very excellent remedy in torpiditv
u me Liver ana nave EnINu u TO give FClicI when
ether reuicSics tad failed.
WM. TBORP, NJ. d.
Baltimore 'Sun" Gays: "Dr. Whdc's Liver
C"rrrotor is PrescrIbrd 10y our beet physIciaur, Tor
Dyspepsia and Liver D,-cnsrs, and Ne advise INV
Of our friends suffering with such, to give il q
Dc. walker, = celebrated rhyt'cisn Of W. Va,
ironounccs 'Wnde's Liver Currertor" the lcyt
;e"iedy "ztsnt Tor Dyspepsi" in NIL lie :orrns.
=. WADE 90 SuIa Propricfors.
Who!csAlc DTngciGtP,
900 ". baltimore street.
soFiemtcr -, 1915 ~. baltimore.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
THE
PHILHAhMOMIC'PIANO

f5NHIS entirely new Inoiru!ncnt possessing all the
4 essential %qualitics OF more expensive and
higher priced Piano o. 10 offered at a lower price than
any Elnil!ar ore now in the market. l; ia durable,
with : me gniiccnce oftopo hardly surpassed and
Jet can tic purchased at Pricesand on ter Ins within
the reach of all. This instrument has all the
modern improvements including the celebrated
:'AgraiIe'' treble and is fully warranted. Cats-
logues mailed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

JELLY RnLL-Tbree eggs, one cup Of
sugar, one teaspoonful cream tartar. one half
teaspoonful of soda, one cup of -four; pour it
thin into a baking pan bake slowly spread
jelly over it, and roll it up. Wrap it in a
cloth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
HONE GROUND PLASTER

.WEhave on hand anti are grinding the Res,
BlGe Windsor PlSster-for gale ipz for ct
CailHt Weirick & Weller's new NiIiand cIam,nc
Apr. 20, rs WASHING ION g. LIPPITT.
IN VARIETIES of Chewing Tobacco, con Fisfing
4f OF Pan Cake. Gravcley. Twist. &c: also sew.
sale by s. DALGSRS
RfAsoN's BLACKING, Duyrsa's Corn starch.
Hose and Half Hose, for sale by
FsS- %. 1875 SIS. DALGARS
pUTTER, Eggs. Chickens and Bacon taken in
u exchange for Groceries, QueensEare, Glass
waro, Woojenware and NotiouE. at
Feb % 1876, SIS. DALGARE'S.
CYRUPs ard Molasses, a fresh supply just re-
~ ceived. D. s. HUGHES
April II, 1876.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

Sir. John Clendenning died near Hills.
borough, Loudoun county, Va, on Friday,
April q, in the 9th year of his age. He
was the oldest of the ten children of the late
Wm. CIendenning, and the only one who has
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

NNEND1HG WITH PLAsrER.-If you have
a crack in the wall in the corner Of the room,
or anyw here else, do not send for the plas-
terer, bat get FIVE or ten cents worth Of dry
plaster OF paris wet with cold water, then
take your Finger and rub it into the c~revice
ill it is smooth. Bad nail holes can be done
in the same way. Should the top Of your
limp become loose take it off and wash it With
soap wash the glass also, then put the pl2s>
ter around the glass; put the brass top on
again, let it stand until hardened and it is
ready for use again. A lamp never should DO
filed quite full, as the kerosene s~ofters the
plaster.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
TESTIMONIALS
Waters Pianos and0rgans,

Waters New Scale Pianos have peculiar merits.
[Ne,o York Tribune.
The tone of the Waters' Piano is rich. mellow
and sonoroua. They possess great volume oIsourd
and the continuation OF soGnd or singing power is
one OF their most marked features.
[-Nst1 York Times.
Waters Concerto Organ ia so voiced az 10 HAYES
tone like a full rich alto voice. II ia especially
human. in its tone, powerful yet swcet.
[Rurdl lNEl3 Yorker.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

SANDWICHES FOR PIc-N1cs.-Boil = few
pounds of ham, and chop it very fine while it
Is WARMTH and lean together; rub dry
mustard In proportion TO suit your taste
through the mass, add as much sweet butter
as would so to the spreading of your sand
Nlehes, and when it is thoroughly mixed,
split light biscuits in halves and spread the
nam between. These can be eaten without
trouble, and will be found excellent. Add
to them some oranges, or any other fruit in
season, a loaf of coke-if you are a notable
cake baker-a bottle of cold tea well sweet
ened, a small lump of ice wrapped in flannel,
and you are well provisioned for the day.
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PARTNERSHIP E0TICE,

"CAAS1g
~ and after January lss, 1875. the bpsipo.,
the nam" md style Of Jas. Lay. Hooli & Co
| In conducting tho above Dusincssa cIoser svs,em.
Of Cash dealing will he adopted by the frm-ng ali
goods haEc now 10 be purchased BY Us Tor each or
81 Gays Al accounts therefore xii! be required
Jsa.i. 80. J,s Law. nooFF & co.
Z Is iHnP2Ltsni ihst my business should Toe at
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indebted to me ~ note Or open account, will be
ian. !. ISIS - JAS. law, HooFF.
SCHOOL BOOKS! SCHOOL BOOKs!I
M Y stock Is complete with ALI tho iFersntsor,U
I'VE OF B'oks used BY the different Schools. HE
torres Readers,
automatically.
Harvey's Crammer. MoGuaez's Readers Noe. LIST,
2nd. Sd, 4'h, Stu ana ON, HcGuEey's Spe!IerI,
Copy Books. SlAtes. Slate Pencils, Geogrs pBicS and
Atlas, both Descriptive End PhyEscaI. VIII allow
E Discount to Teachers in all cs5er. Are prepared
to furnish any book on shor;es: time imaginable.
Sept :, 1874. GEO. T. LIGHT.
VoBACCOs, both Smoking and Chewing, the
L best and none other. st
GEO. +. LIGHTS Drug store.
ffOAL Ola t20c cts. L gallon, warrauted fre-proof
and non explosive, test q ppArEtus a. The EtoFe,
Sept. ), ls7i. GEO. T. LIGHT.
DCBLICLT ASNOUSCED- am prepared to
1 furnish the heat quality n G,5sE :. p. ,s,s,,-
able prizes as=aJ mza in the valley. lido not sell
any second hand or interior goods. either in med.
l:'Hes or fancy Eoots, cheap, and call them frst-
c!ass-) WIN order :or za7 one ehezp goods il
neecec, but you'd rather sell the best. Will make
line 20 suit al prompt and reliable men.
sept. ;. lS'4- GEO. T. LIGHT.
VI L PAPER 100 diGsren: stylss of WalI
- Paper, Tor sale by.
G w. 7. EEARSLEY.
( sTRAL oI-nOu-ezpIosive-f for saIe ~
a Dec = GEO w. REARSLFY.
TESTENNIAL Celery Salt for Soups. Gr.vies.
Hfsats- &c. for TsEeby &c EELLER.
DATEET Coal : ilerr. for sale y
Jas LAW. HooFF & co.
CHARCOAL, in qaaDti,ie. to sui, customers. for
~ saie by JOS. Il. YESTERDAY,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09
Field AND FIREsIBE.
Infallible Cough Remedy.

a tablespoonful of wood ~lieoriee, a table,
spoonful of slippery elm, and a tablespoonful
of raisins. Cut iueO very mall particles each
ingredient ADD a pint Of water, let them
slowly simmer, or keep near the boiling point,
until the strength of each is extracted
When ready for use, there should be half a
pint IN quantity, as water may have to be
added while sleeping. Be very particular in
selecting the material, that they be of the very
best, especially the ]Iicorice, which should be
SO moist that the outside looks dark, and the
wood bright and yellow. The raisins, also,
should be moist, and cut into smali pieces, but
the seeds must not be taken out. This has
been known to entirely cure a cough, after
months continuance, as the slippery elm res
moves the inflammation, the raisiDs sire CITIZEN,
and the licoEice heals as fast as the infamma-
ton is allayed- \ thorough trial will con-
vince the most skePtical.
DoSe.-Ateaspoonfulevery time one coughs
Or a tickling sensation is experienced.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

IRON WASH E~ETTLES.-I have just received n
4 nice lot OF Wash kett!es-vcry heavy and good
holding II, 20 and u eAIlons. Will be cold at
reNsOUGblS prices. They are a very u."ful article
in a large family. J. II yesterday,
May II Tin and Stove House. Main st.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

AIDES, Misses, and Philadelphia Shoes of the
- best quality made to order. Also, Women
and Childreus Pegged work. just received. for sale
by GEO. W. T. R~EARSLEY.
Jan. l.. 1875.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1876-05-09

ERUIT JARS.-hia -on's-conccded to be the
Z best Jar in use-quarts and hail gallons: for
sale by JAS. LAW. HOOFF < co.
July 6, 1875.
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s..
$500

Five Dollars will purchace a Faction of an In
dustrial Exhibition Bond. that is CERTAIN 10 drax
one of'the following Premiums,
ON DECEMBER 9TH, 1875.
A Tenth which coats only S5,-cau draw any oil
nefollo~ing and will be received by the Company
at any time in 6 months, as SIS inthe purchase Of
a TaS s 5s q db.ne.
, 1876-01-01

FRExcu BEAUTy.-On the much discussed

FRENcu BEAUTy.-Ou the much discussed
question Of French beauty, a writer delivers
his opinion thus: The French woman's
h4aury." he contends, - Is = handsome a.
that Of any other in Europe, and fades more
slowly. Vt forty she glides into an e1l]o1-
,.,.,.. with an uuw15nIled iacs and good
comp!exio..-at the age when the English
woman becomes heavy-necked and unwieldy,
and the American pale and wrinkled. The
climate has something TO do with this, but,
doubtless, her uouri.hing food, generous wine
and oDt-of-do5r exercise much more. Her
mode OF living contributes thsrs;o-the ezer-
u;-- aa2 lsa2qlvh4zl Il ezc2 Icaaction n q
man. n.,nyzA ADA sensoous manner tAzH
win rs. YAere a7e ascetio ideas IN America
which have tendency 70 retard The Physi-
II reimbursement OF woman, Tor mind moalds
matter. The American has more intelligence
than be- French sister, but the latter has
,arruess. There Is a nervous eKcItability and
,rsvarness in one, mellowness and equality OF
eL.,,,,sr IN the other The fOrced, brilliant
,-;t.I;.v of woman in America Is subject 10
g. ~ reaction, for nature has Is limits. IN
tbe French woman the mind Is more even
.n5 cheerful, aud IN the absence II eIhaus-
tive and irregular demands made ppon 1t the
health Is better.