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The Leading C,s.n.ux H.... Of D.,,..

The Leading Cisthing Hssse of Dallas
+. nj. Kahn Il Bro. justly claim this
egotisticai title, on account OF their
having the most extensive stock OF
well made ciot hing in the city of Dali
las, and rs good a. is kept In Calves
ton, New Orleans or any other large
city, and they propose to sell their
goods rs cheap as the cheapest, and
guarantee better goods, largest assort-
ment, best styles aad latest fashions.
A glance 1t their stock wi convince
anyone "a to the truth their ssser.
lions. They also keep Q first-class
stock OF mems fur sning goods, con-
sisting of compete stock of mems
hats, which they make = speciality or
also, the celebrated diamond d shirts
which they offer at extreme low figures.
They also keep en hand the most COM
plete and finest lineof neck wear and
hosiery In the city In view OF the
above stern facts, we. can cheeruiiye
recommend all Of our citizens and the
public generally, to call around and
examine their stock, and we feel con-
hdent that they will coincide with uip
aud pronounce E. d. Kahn 4 Bros,
the leading clothing house
Dallas
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S. R Rinkley was hanged at New.
man, Georgia, for the murder of his
wife about year ago. His brother had
spent about thirty thousand dollars 10
clear him from the galIows, but without
avail Three governors had requested
executive leniency.
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DRAINING POSITIVELY JUNE 3oth, 1877
And Every Three Months Thereafter.
Certificate Of su PerSisors of pra~iux

his Is To certify that The rr.t drswinY O..
the ksntoesy Cash Distrs bot on com t.-o.
.ook Place GA The Gta OF D-ce n.I ia NJ Is.
n al, franz fort. KY. Ia oar pres &C. a.
Under our itatncSiiate IN pervistou.
We i1Ftla.r state that every ticket, al
Dart OF Ticket. which al t,een s.sld s~r.
repfo~ented IN he whe. 1, and that The ara.
Ing Vas fsirly and honestly coniucts<t " q
TURNER stats that ve had no Interest Whist
sver IN the -Dterpri-e. nor KnY eoan-etiou
win the same, exoep' IN the charscts . 81 81
perNisors. whose sole duty ~as - protect tns
intereAt II the tieket.hOioer- and 20 pre- ID,
over tEs GEz wing
Hon. Alvin Duvsil, late cnief tGSt &C Of To
supp nae court OF Kentucky; James -. Dtid
ley, chairman board of school trustees
Grant Gr-vr,, cashier Farmer Bsbk Of Ky.
Hon. - l. NJ MAJOR. pubic painter. -t.ts o.
Kentucky. Hon TaomsS y Lindsay pr-s.-
O. ut Farmers BANK OF kehturky. Hon
Thomas G. Jones, eisIk o sup. court OF Kan
tueky. Judse n. Tnom I.on, prvsidins
yadse Franklin county cSslTt Jane, a.
Crockett, clerk franklin county csuII
= ttstniitAI ce. can br la abe ~ Mali Exrr-s.
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paysnie 10 u. W. Barrow q Co. Ali conlDr
nieAuons and orcers fnr Tick ed. si,ox.la q.
addressed TO g. ". BARROW 60.
Courier Journal EnildIns, Louisy NJ i,
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Tribune and Age Ex-Pre.ident Grant
Is having q giand time of it in England
Considerable more respect has been
shown him there than he has received
in this country since he left re White
4 Hau.a
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When flannel morning dresses are
made by the princesse pattern. plaiH
colors, or else very small blocks oil
stripes, are selected, AS the larger
blocks and plaids are too much cut az
by the numerous seams.
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Richmond Dispatch. The news from
New Orleans published by US yesterday
morning. concerning the entrance Of
several large registered Sesaels--one Of
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"RrCALLINGs FROM PUBLIC LIFE or Western Peo-
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"HIs INHERITANCE by Miss Trafon, story o. army life
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There are shorter stories and poemsa study Of Keats
CATER MANY DAYS, " by the poet sioddarl; curious
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Dr. Holland discusses Protection" "a Reform in the CIVIL
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I'm this excellent treatise the art of punctu-
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et TO the traditional rOutae and arbitrary rules Of the
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founded on verbal construction and the correct use OF
language The author is friend to the innovations
which have crept INTO many American composin9rr orn'
and insists on an adherence the customs o. standard
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founded on the genius of the language and its Granma
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earnest conviction In hs mind every case presented
tho Illustration Of principle although he never ne
elected the suggestions Of common sense ana medlca eN
periencc HIS observation was rs keen his knowledge
was extensive. believer In a fixed theory ms mwd
was always open TO the reception Of new light. No
MgOteA attachment habit and routine prevented h
from watching the course OF Improvement with eager m
tcrest His researches profound, his attention ever
on tho alcri his ud meut cautious though rapid ana de
odcl and his success la the healing art attesed he
soundness Of his principles Dr. Durham was student
Of nature lover OF al. good knowledge aWorsler OF
truth i'm every department " thought The present vol
consists of collection OF hs medical papers, con
tuhutous to periodicals. public dscourses, studies o.
remedies and clinc. cases. They marked with the
peculiar characteristics o. ls mud. cminonliy euoclNe
m their tone, fertile original gesuons and present
ing an active stimulus 60 medical observation and study
~ 2o7 G. ". carleton q Co.
By an arrangement with Mr.. Joseph Jeilor-
SON. The publishers have issued couvrght edition OF
sI. Feou's row story The author has tried in II Che
same cNpermcnt which sucrbach made I'm his Poet and
Merchant and George Eliot IN the most picturesque e-
sode Of Daniel Dcrouda" he has written o story Of
the common life Of the poorest class OF Jews vet not SO
much for tire ADVANTAGE Afforded by material "a fer
The d,incaon ~ those pure AMI simple virtues which
cxlt the Hebrew even in the Christian heart ln the
two characters ~ solomon Islacs and Moses Levy Mr.
lleJN Represents i!c Two tNi'ci9 "i '"hi'"'" "'
natureouc patient, iust, dinled in the midst 81 the
labor and Tie baTcst poverty the other haId
selfish vulgar and contemplate. The chill rcn OF the Nv"
make a pretty pair Of lovers. and well deserve
happiness, which the sympathetic reader rieticls ior
their married lie. The plot is slight, and dependent on
familiar cxpedcnts; perhaps the kind act OF Rlche
Ieyy with which story closes, is EN- haszed rather
more than need he We cannot believe that such deeds
are rare or remarkable and certainly no one familiar
with the traditional beneyoence OF the Hebrews VIII b.
surprised 30 dnd that they all pershng Christians; hu
the goodness Of Rachel IS expressed in MI her acts AMI
words not by this single incident. The story, in iac,
is stepped ia tender humane atmosphere which is far
more effective than any amount OF direct preaching.
Tins ia characteristic feature OF Mr Fmjeon's works.
and usthes their great popularity in all English speak
Ing lands.
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NO one was fitted for tbs work than Mt Pierce
lie lifelong acquaintance with Mr. sumner. Ho was
inspired by profound sympathy with and admiration for his
character and the literary executor Of the Massachusetts
scholar leader AM Senator he had OF such material
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the most delightful literary work Of the
Times
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A BIBLIOGRAPHY OF BIBIIOGRA Apply BY JosEpu sA.
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A BIBLIOGRAPHY or BIBLiOGRhPHY. by JOSEPH SA
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It In every respect decided Improvement II com
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note on Aliens American Biographical Dictionary"
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HOMEOPATHY THF SCIENCE OF THERAPEUTICS
a. CAaEOLL DUsHAM, A. H., NJ u. syop pp. 529. Homo
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The late DIR. Carroll Durham was one of the
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Corn9 a. 8 2. ID. $50, 80 D. Sundays. s.3oam
Warwick. lO4j q. No. $50 p n ,o . - ,
CAM 65i"li 7 p 8 IJ io45 d. 3D. s5 8i5 $50 7nn
Mai efovn 1,lj TO- tut5 %. No. 3.iJ. 49, : D. M.
days $50 10 a M. b. m. lhe %. ana % D. = trains
connect York LAd oac- Midland e. i. at NAnsG
Port Jerys IT'D Q. Do, 1913 e. n, 49, pm. sundays
Nm rI,',s leaving Chanbersst. han hours
before D. M leave Twenty .irlst. hteeu minutes earlier
above leaving Cham Oh rtor hours
leave TReutl al rd-t thirty mnut earlier. Boats eave
Twenty tdr ST. at 80 ~ D. cnu cug Wtl trans
eavug Chambera-st. "a 10 D.. III. and II midnight
Tickets passage and for Apartments . I-.Hs L',hn
and Seaurg Coaches DE obtained and cri'ia TOT We
eecknr and transfer e. boz leit at Tue ompans
ono. Sos oc3 4Of J-J aj7 Broadway; No Nourtst,
Brook a tie Conn Iefnts
Express rains tc West aiTFc al oeH 4oiA ~ 49,"
- 'NT no r. ABBOTT, General Pass'r Agent New-io'E-
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEH
Trains leave Tor Engiewoof Coscr Perm0ui ana Nyacky
= $50 $50 n M. !. 3 l. $40, 80. b5 'oV p a. aug
eatur ay nights only at 1850 D. ~. sundays q ul ana
6;iO M. e.aoa ri,