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National Republican., 1878-05-02

J. II. n. PATRICK telographed from Port
land, Oregon, November 2S, 1876, to W. T.
PELToN, Gramercy Park, New York, as fol.
lows:
Certificate will he issued to one Democrat
Musi purchase a RepuJliedn eiector to recognize
and act with Democrats and secure the vote
and prevent trouble. Deposit $1,000 to my
credit with kountze Brothers, Wall street
Answer"
To this extraordinary message wns ap.
pended the still mort extraordinary lndorse.
ment:
81 fully indorso this.
JAMES X. KELLEY"
There Is more meat In the reminiscence.
revived by these dispatches than in a dozen
seoond-thouGht, purchased statements, OIL
confessions of such miscrssnts US MCLIN
Pass them along the line.
National Republican., 1878-05-02

Mr.. LOCKWOOD, of New York, submitted
his rhetorical powers to use AS telephone
in the House last night, through which
MONTGOMERY BLAIR blared approval of the
kIMMELL quo pGrraRto bill. This is the
first blast for TILDES in his new role o.
martyr. The echoes 1t will awaken will
not die out until that eminent statesman
PROCTOR DoNASKNoTT, shall have immor
talized himself with a favorable report OF
the KIMMELL bill from the judiciary Com
mittee. Evidently these guileless Demo
cratic lambs mean business Where is Bo
PEEP WATrERsoN2 And where is that 50
cred and irrefragible title?
National Republican., 1878-05-02

Mr.. CoNaER, of Michigan, has rapidly
risen to the front rank among the leaders of
the House during the present session of
Congress. The Republican side of that
body, it is admitted, possesses more man
aging capacity, more parliamentary expe-
rience and practical brainy craftsmanship
than would be found in the aggregation OF
a dozen such majorties as that which now
controls 1t. But Mr.. CoNGER holds his
own, and is probably as much, if not more,
feared by his political opponents than any
Republican on the floor. Without intend
ing to be invidious it can be safely said that
his leadership is of the vigorously aggros-
Five and successful kind that merits con-
spicuOus following.
National Republican., 1878-05-02

THE Chicago Times is wise beyond It's
years 1t knows oil about tho intrigue to
run General GRANT for Third Term, and
presumes that such well known politicians
"as blaine, CoNKLINc, and HARrRANFT'
are not among the intriguers. 1t possibly
forgcts that ut the Cincinnati convention
the strength of the personal following of
General GRANT was largely represented by
the CoNKLISG and HARTRANFr vote, and
he was not then, as he Is not now, oandi-
date for denomination. AS for Mr.. BLAINE,
National Republican., 1878-05-02
DIED,

CHAPMAN:-on Wednesday. May 1873, at
O'Clock y. m, MARY ELtZABrrH wife OF T. X. Chap
Funeral will take place from tho residence Of tho
family, No a. West street eorgetown, n 40 o'clock
p m, Friday tho 81 ins tant. Relatives and friends
OF tho family are Invited to attend.
Star II ="
wESTFALL-In Washington, Tuesday, April
20. 1873, OF drOpsy Of the brain, PHILIP wiSsLow
only child OF John W. and Alice II. westhll, aged
years months and 10 days
FRY.-On April %, 1873, at ISIS a. n., GEoRsE D.
Fry, beloved husband OF Julia l. Fry and eldest son
OF sarah A. and the late Thomas Fry aged 80 years
months and 3dayr
denco. corner Of Fourth and q streets southeast,
frIsnds " tSe Smy arc rSoae-cd 70 atena 'e' ana
THOMAS.-On the SDth uitlmo. SARAH BRooKE
LEE, widow OF the late Dr. John Moylan Thomas, Of
this city, In the aath year Of her age.
The funeral will take place at 81 Matthews Church
on Thursday morning next, ut 10 o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
McPBERsoS's ASp-Boox.-The Hon. Z

McPHERsoS's HASD-BooK.-The Hon. Ed
WARD MCPHERSON, Ii. D., long and favora- :
bly, known as the Clerk Of the House, has in
press, for issue about June l5 coming. Hand
Book of Politics for 1873" It will contain tho
current facts for political reference that have
hitherto been found In his valuable series Of
annual publications Republicans especially,
and public speakers generally, will anxiously
sock this useful work as soon as Il Is In readi-
ness for sale. It's statistical information Is
varied, complete, and reliable. No editor,
political writer, or speaker can afford to be
without It.
National Republican., 1878-05-02

GENERAL BRAGG, of Wisconsin, a con.
sisient war Democrat, opposes the William
and Mary college relief bill, because it is
Nh insidious device to open the Treasury
for the payment of rebel war claims. "a
little more grape" of this kind, General
BRAGG, and you will earn a reputation for
Independence Of party action worthy OF
your war record.
National Republican., 1878-05-02

The WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Is
ready for delivery at the counter. Contents
"A full report Of Congressional proceedings;
general, Departmental, and other local news
md doinss; full Agricultural Department |;
society news aud gossip; stories; and two
pages of editorials on the live topics Of the
times. Terms-single numbers in mailing
Wrappers, hvc oents single annual subscrip-
tions $500, with reduced rates 10 clubs.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
1878

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sso p m, baltimore and way stations Winchosses
IS W p m, baltimore, Bladensburs. and Laurel E.-
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National Republican., 1878-05-02
When McI,ln Lied.

louisville Commercial.l
Nobody cares particularly when McIin of Florida
He'd. If they did. they might wonder whether II
was last year when he hoped for reward. or this
year when he is mad because he failed TO get It
National Republican., 1878-05-02

THERE was time when 1t would have been
considered decidedly beneath the dignity OF the
his readiness To chip in for campaign fund; but
BoSOn Pod.
"Did you ever know Of President Of the
United States who considered 1t beneath his
dignity to chip In for campaign fund on
the slyY For our part we prefer to know
what is going on and as for the reform part
of 1t, President HAYEs' administration Ger.
tainly compares favorably with that Of any Of
his predecessors, despite the ado the disap-
pointed spoilsmen are making. ."-Syracase
Journal.
This illustration Of the effect upon post
master of President HAYES talk with Cen
eral CAMPBELL, of Pennsylvania, regarding
his -misconstrued civil-service order,
is encouraging. The editor of the Journal,
the postmaster in question, will not be
outdone by his respected chief, it
is to be hoped and believed, and
although he will rs a journalist dc
much to aid the party in the coming cam
paign, his contributions, as postmaster, 10
the funds OF the party which gave him his
office will be appropriate and acceptable
The President himself sets the example OF
throwing aside all squeamish reserve about
volunteer subscriptions, and proclaims pub
licly that he is willing to aid the advance.
ment of righteous principles and insure the
permanency of good government by all
proper methods. Among those methods are
assistance to be rendered in defrayinl
legitimate expenses incurred in many ne
cessary ways during the campaign. The
idea that money thus contributed may b'
used as corruption fund is characteristic
of the Democracy
National Republican., 1878-05-02

SUPPOSE ALPRED W. SHAW should be
called upon to read MCLIN's confession"
between the lines, as he did the PELroN-
PATRICK Oregon dispatches in 1876. Would
Be be able to detect the fine tracery of that
sbarl of money" now Us ho did then?
National Republican., 1878-05-02

bearing the inscription '4welcome >te ouf
!, Courageous Martyrw Perhaps al un-
Allied corner in the cartoon might b utiA
lied with the representation 4 a United
States district-attorney soaking Afser an n
ternal revenue or income tax thief
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Three Cheers and a TIgor.

IMullsOH VIll'I VOUTIcT.I
Three cheers and tiger for the Republican Con.
gressional Committed II Is going TO act upon the
presumption that pacifcation Is real and honest,
and send eminent speakers to the Republican dis
trcts In the South 10 make as thorough canvasses
we have In the North. II this Is done the next
House will be Republican beyond n doubt. The
Southern Republicans should organize anew at
n,tna
National Republican., 1878-05-02

Democratic beacon-CRoSIN-in in these dark
and mysterious times. CRoNIN is at the
worst a more reputable witness than Nc
LIN.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Not to Letft slip Back.


We suggest for one Of the financial planks Of the
next Republican platform this declaration "Re-
solved, that resumption is an accomplished fact,
and the Republican party Is pledged not TO let II
slip back, but will pull Ii through BY main
National Republican., 1878-05-02
BANK

rTNHE GERMANAMERICAN SAVINGS BANK
- No, s@ Fstreet northwest corner Seventh stree
open daily nom 10 u m to y. IN; Saturday even
lngs nom to y. M to receive deposits only Amer
hrtl deposit any amount nom Ave cents upwards re-
oeiNed. SAFE deposit boxes Tor rent In fire and burg
lar-prOof vault at 80, t250 tl5 go and go year
The largest and most convenient boxes In the city.
National Republican., 1878-05-02

ANOTHER revenue officer killed down in
Georgia. "All quiet on the Potomac" Con-
oiliated, you know!
National Republican., 1878-05-02
The Chances Of Life.

New York Sun.
|. Tho ruling passion displayed itsolf in Morrisey
on Mohday night, when prostrated by paralysis
He explained his condition by saying that hi,
chance for life was that Of S horse In Q q, ,0ot
pool.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Fir.. Ar,i cl. in the Adams Greed.

Boston lrAvcller.l
OF course, Charles Francis Adams Is not In favor
OF turning Hayes out Of office. The first article
In the Adams creed !. that every man has q
right TO Office and that II Is injustice not To let him
have IL
National Republican., 1878-05-02
THE ADAMANTINE BRICK COMFY
once, 215 Sixth Street Northwest,

Are now manufacturing, and have on hand, large
quantitiog Of first class FRONT BRICK, and are pre-
pared to hll al orders common bril- prices. They
IN every respect 70 any brick ever offered
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Get Congress. on Their Hands.

tSyracuse Journal.l
There arc evident indications that tho Democratic
leaders desire 10 get Congress off their hands II Is
an unmanageabIe elephant Business Is being
hurried up with Wow to an early adjournment.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
, SPECIAL NOTICEa.

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WsbsgSPES g5SPEcSss WI ss + IsSSs Sscs S
.he Sls r the % 9Conmssi99.rs g q As snkng mud q
iSs Ssp%s,onsrs reserve % lie rsht ts'sei.rt any
ofisf which they may not deem advantsseous by
mysss MOSES KELLY. Treasurer.
kw hMEETING OF THE sTookHoLDEgss
:, ~ ofths CcoperatiyeIcss o. scompsny will be held
~ SSs hs KAY rSSt
S Ssiss Ct ss S i % o. sS: s
AVE. arNsHBt ssASFLFE sz5oS yAHEES Ea1S
iIus.eest - mysSW
N~. MAsoNIc.-THE MEMRKRs OF HIRAM
s;i, SsSs Ls$Ss' NJ; + "a AZ = M nay I a% ?s9a |: =
p;yS by order Of the W. Nv IT srr.pn s.o,.,.rx
r- sorrcr-wrn nhhTBs9ss hfFsY ASBfli2 ABi!ll p osn
y r. Ds G, spd snssass asSss
thority 70 coes moneys due or transact any busi
sps Ss.''0'''' 'on'efH'nf H1F ER CO.
ny. DIR. W. T. SCOTT. PRESIDENT OF THE
Sess q n,S MSnIes ,wd wr,is,
Of eef and Tonic sors,or As he best preparations
used for Debility indigestion. pyspcp.ia, fsyer.
spy sp2i.a sf' D''' u NppS'''N '0'1 W :" 1oSS'A
- rectors-Notics n hereby given thai. the
spe SOT and scu q Rs t
c9npsnyn pS 4 e. Sd ne o esens ,syen
9S.psr St ThSd and streets G southwest, 20 sAIua.
DAY. sSos. the hSuif sSs w
0p'n until ES%REp ESssE fyfIsSf TEfE HRI 70
r. 8. cowING, Secretary. ap276t
nl1Je CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
sIggTnsAs ~ TREASURY DEpAnrhENr
orrnK OF coArrnSSJkLEno % .. oy Tas cUa,E;E;Soy. ,,;
Whereas by ,a,isfsctory evidence presented 70 the
fHs 2 @a y sss
y the city Of Mashingon. in the county OF Washing
The roSons @ % &. Rsysa Statutes & sGS s Tniea Ga
y sSs S
Now, therefore, IJohn lay Kno, Comptroller Of the
saST 81 III N SiTY h SA Il:
r. sGSay 2 70 ~shnsss
n n in section ~
oiisf .ssi n: i1Ph day ofIbfH HIN TSs Jay xSox
aplls:eot No, sss2 Comptroller Of The Currency.
tw, NEuRALgIA 1I, CURED IN ONE MINUTE
sSd at cssnE assGse' sas s'
@ Or. cured by Fluid Lightning sold at
Coughlln's drusstore Masonic Temple jan70-u
~- NERVOUS PAINS, PLEURrsY. cnANP
s~. THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM.
sTsS, os, ASr sor New York avenue and ileen,h s
| lar.proof safes. Day and night wntchmen. Rent Of
| boxes nom " 70 ~ per hnnum- Silver plate and
other articles OF value received In trunks other
wise at moderaH rates WILLIAM STlCKNEY,
| President; GEORGE W. RIGGS, yice President
| b. p. SNYDER Secretary. ociStf
elg. HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC PONDS Ex.
- TRAIT. Homscgailie Medicines, sold At Tern
aS8. NERVOUS ExHAUsTIoN.-A MEDICAL
~ essay, comprising series Of lectures delivered
| at Kahns Museum OF AnAtomy New York, on ths
cause and cure Of Premature Decline, showing lndis
putably how lost health may bs resained anording
the treatment OF nervous and physical debility being
the result OF twenJ years experence Price, Is centA
Address SECRETARY KAlIN'S MpsEt'M OF
| ANATOMY, as Broadway. New York. noiSSm
TURCO-RUSSIAN AND
SULPHUR BATHS,
AT eo5 K STREET. NEAR NINTH. ocl6iy
National Republican., 1878-05-02

"THE House Committee on Mississippi Le-
wees will report bill providing for an appro-
priation Of $3,696,000 for levee repair, these
figures being according TO General Hum
PHREYs' estimates. A coRmission Is to be ap-
pointed to examine the whole subject Of levces,
and report upon proper method Of securing per-
manent and efficient protection of the alluvial
lands from overflow. It is matter Of simple
justice that such bill be passed. 1t Is meas
ure which involves tho improvement Of the
navigation of the Mississippi River as we'll as
protection for the lands, and 1t Is very much
the same kind Of protection which Is asked by
the people Of the Northern lake shores aud
which Is afforded In the shape Of costly break
waters."-LoHisripe Courier-JonrnaL
If our Louisville contemporary was lit
tlo better informed a. to the character Of
the breakwates constructed on the North
ern lake shores, it would never presume to re-
fer to them as bearing the slightest analogy to
those asked for along the banks of the Mis-
sissippi. Those of the lakes are in the in
terest Of commerce purely; those of the
Mississippi valley are chiefly, if not en-
tirely, for the protection of private property
That is precisely the difference.
National Republican., 1878-05-02
Democrat,o Iu.plrat,on.

Newark IN J.) Daily Advertiser.1
Creed and tyranny did not die with the rebellion
They live eternal In tho Democratic breast
National Republican., 1878-05-02

he is more Of o GRANT man now in his ideas
regarding the pslicy that ought to be pur-
sued in the Southern States than he ever
was before, and he knows that much of bis
Southern strength at Cincinnati, like that Of
Senator MoRToNs, would have departedffom
him If the BRIsTow-JEwELL-SoHURz Lib
erals had not bull-dozed the delegates to
the convention out of the idea of renomi-
mating GRANT. OF course, as the Times
says, none Of these gentlemen arc intriguers
for the object referred to but 1t is never
theless a fact that the overwhelming major
ity of the Republican party demands re-
turn in the next Administration to the
general policy Of the last one. There is
where the intrigue lies-among the people.
1t is, therefore, not improbable that Repub-
lican Presidential aspirants may lay them
selves open to the charge of this kind of
scheming by placing themselves in line with
General GRANTS much. derided policy.
National Republican., 1878-05-02

MI. SPECIAL NoTICE-ELECTIoN OF DI.
~ rectors-Notce n hereby given that the
fourth annual meeting OF ths Stockholders OF the
Capitol, North Street, and south Washington Rail-
way Company. for the purpose OF electing seven
qornsr Third and D streets southwest. On sATua.
DAY, MAY between the hours OF and o'clock p.
m. Of said day. Books for the transfer OF stock wifi
remain open until Tuesday evening, April 10, 1874
- EDWARD TEMPLE, President
X. G. COWINC1. S@cretary
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-12-29

Where battle. pillars planted cities rose
Above the graves " here mouldeIinR kings repose
The hum OF busy nulitudes is hoard
Sweet thoughts wbirptrd happy hearts are stred
And hands Joined with holy marriage rites
Invisible walls of Law tho people glrd,
Shutting Injustice out; and Art invnes
Ali that 10 divine in man 10 her dviner heiRhtsl
Four Shapes lhe hath. The first OF these 10 Sound
The melody of voice and lutte aud iyrc
That M AXE the feet tiip and the spirit bound;
A sister shape sits near, but sits up higher,
With sudden tragic enoinRs, long foretoid
Two othere, Lesser in the sacred choir,
But more esteemed OF men. color and mold
Greatness and gery aud grace that die not and grow
not old
Slowly but surely In the shook of wars
The ample victories of Peace are wrought
They bind up new.mRde wounds, and heal old eca1si
They cherish letters. and encourage thought
Old. dusty scrolls are to the daylight brought,
And copied by pious hands In convent cellsj
Philosophy In learned schools 10 taught
Reli igton mons with sonorous BELLS
And up cathedral dGmes the pealing organ swellsl
All this, and ali that was ar IS the eyes
OF the Muae of History At giance behold;
Unshak on 10 she whoever lives or dies,
Calm as n mar bio statue and cold
Ten thousand plausible lies TO her are told
She neither hesrkens nor beeds. but gdes the pea
Whereby tie truth 10 written from OF old
Austere Observer of the ways OF men
What dost thou thin of Ms, what wilt thou wr1e-and
whom?
Richard Heuyy stoddayd in October Atlantic.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-12-29
READER, ARE YOU AFFLICTED ?

and wish to recover the same degree n,
health, strength, and energy as expeTiencej
In former years? Do any of the followina
symptoms or class of symptoms meet youT
diseased condition? Are you suffering from
ill-health in any of its many and Inultifari.
GUS forms. consequent upon a lingering, nery,
Gus, chronic or functional disease? DO Won
feel nervous, debilitatcd, fretful, timid and
subject to loss OF memory, have spells of faint
ing, fullness of blood in the head, feel listiess
moping. unfit for business or pleasure, and
subject to fits of melancholy? Are your kid
neys, stomach, or blood, in a disordered con-
dition? Do you suffer from rheumatism,
neuralgia or aches and pains? Have YOU
been indiscreet in early years and find your
self harasSed with multitude OF gloomy
symptoms? Are you timid, nervous, and
forgetfnl and your mind continually dwell
ing on the subject? Have you lost confidence
in yourself and energy for business purSUitS4
Are you subject to any of the following syrnp-
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dizziness in the head, dimneSS OF sight. pinl-
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other respondent symptoms? Thousands OF
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down in health and spirits from disorders
peculiar to their sex, and who, troIu false
modesty or neglect prolong their sutierings.
Why, then, further neglect subject pro-
ductive OF health and happiness when there.
is at hand u means of reStOratiOp2
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-12-29
TOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SOUTHERN
PEOPLE AND SUFFERING HUMANITY.

I now respectfully announces myself as the soc sa
Agent Of the Southern States exo-pt Maryland an q
Virgins, for the Sisters Of Providence. kontre.I
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Those invaluable remedies we'll known and N
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Star and Catholic messenger.
HISTORY.

NEW ORLEANS Sun FAY, DECEMBER 90 1878.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-12-29
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