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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17
lrroy (N. " Morning Telegram and Wing
ltubbinH the Midnight OIL.

In the Philadelphia Times of recent
date we notice an item referring TO the
miracuously quick cure of u prominent
druggis, Of that city, Mr. j NJ. Higgins,
Germantown road and Morris street, who
hid nm awful attack Of rheumatism OF
the knee. lie applied ST, Jacobs Oi nj
night, and next morning was well and at
his store aS usual.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17

II tho crab Is often interrupted he
will, like the tplder plelena 70 We
dead and will watch all opportunity 70
sink himseli into the sand, Eeepinsoa
his eyes above,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17

Morse, who invented the telegraph,
and Bell, the inventor. of the telephone,
both had deaf mute wives. Little COM
ment is necessary, but inst see what q
man can accomplish when everything 10
ouist. -LvrSN OtttsA. =. '''''' 80
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17

U0bssI,hy or inactive kidneys cause gravel
Bright's disease, rLeuin. all''H anil . lorle o.
other serious aud fatal dist ess Seph , ,ah W.
preyenlod viii Hop BilleIs, u N'A'N '" u"s'
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17

vrogrlSE will regulate the bowels TO heal.
thy action, By stimulating the sccrolions,
cleansing and purifying the blood Of poisonous
humols. and IN hoolthihl and na'un man.
ncr, cspcs MI impuri,ie, without weakening
the body
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17
WARRANTED FOR "a YEARS
Aud Neyer Failed.

To CURE Group. Spasms, Diarrhqa, Dysenley and SCI
Sickness, taken Internally, and GuAhANTEEn pei
iectly harmless also externally, Cuts, Bruises Chronic
Rheumatism, Old Sores, Pains IN the limbs paek IN,
chest Such a remedy is DR.. TOBIAS VENET AN
LINIMENT. .,,,..r, !,
over 60o physicians Use IL, n.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17
THE GREAT REPUTATION
Great and Good Medicine,

And laTgs number n testimonials Wh.,h az Wh,lYm.
llug TefgiVsl ffum pfftHa Nhu have lHfW tWfl Wy W.
NJ AZ gGr, usye Pithf " Ne Eical lAun = t,-'p
msn'isd ~ IhysifaHs ami Alsilhttiift - h"'"
pulihrT ami lisaIih'llesimef u iaa 10 tluA.' t ,,
Vesetiue ID M prepared TT Iahll I. NA,1 wv, ",
n,6T UaulIs witch dsitaits Nc sisltihi ahl N's W
us,iToi health Insisai ~ IetiUnns " 80. .,,a,,,
AZ, BGi the NAM ~ lm0nAls sVrh Wv We w
e6bulahls siiisfaCi0fE W any WasHahr l''nNa Xxx.
fsriIg ffOIn dlssAG that WeY tAn 10 tNlrl Np' VIZ
II n TeIt testim0ulas giytnf AMI No ult ~ N.Nu NJ
many III thee eases ise lHfHif .p llll lNt. ~ M
mn ling raunOi b. tHpiftsel ~ IN s'sa w 49,
aIfr, apn,fertIy the whole hnlN Was uhr VA" w .t,,
Tuut0n In VestiiHr viii relieve IAN tfa.,'' II,g
.nt fufe s1ri dtrlsrs restoring We plltNl w 49,
6pah aItrT tTylng irrHl pNNatAht, W'l i.u' w =
y, n Tius I0f ysafs ID n mol CONCLUSIVE lWl lWN "
.,if-,st tgu an te ,ifeit WIZ ls We mrltNM VIZ.
Il tnina ,llL goat tufss' II Wufks ~ W. huh " Wy
ruTntns iuI liCan Truly b- g,lrl wy nls,' Nv Ky
pu,lsI Tie gfeai tOuiIr II d'fats ',sa,' Y, INV, W.,
IoGi and no ueiiclus that dos w a.' Nu,,t
II, Ia nunfy az, fennVaie has any luil ~ WIZ t,g
.tirnil1n When The b.OUl lrtuhr, W. $500 w Nm,
mani either from chance n wral!ri w ,N'h Vs,s,
MI e,efci,r irregular Diet, ~ Aul y TT sm,,i t,,t.
,ns ,yin renew lie blood, carry ~ We pn,, n,vi
rT.h.s The stomach lesu ATE thr Wrii" M In
ionr IN yigOf a. thr whole WNl nv ss't,,ion ina
lie publit mlld q. well ailn TIE hrl.h y Vnggt ~
liz Temelle, supplied hy ne NrHrlhu, ns t,e M an
more .ift more successful ~ The fhiuU ",t, I,TEs
mineral medicine Srsriue 4 coup Nru w .,fr t6
XXI herbs il pleasant take eul 10 I" ~
Ty, IN infant, Do you need ~ u i"' H''''
n You will never irgfrlW
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17

Last year Colorado produced gold and
silver to the amount of $4,000, 900,
California $4,000, 900, and Nevada Sl5,-
100000.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17

The Birmingham Gazette says the
Baroness Burdett.Contts is locking ten
years younger than before her marriage
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17

The seller ofan oil we'll doe' mole
sale business.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17

The Eject az Indulgence .,.
lem by WnIneIis Hale kidney and Liver Care
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17

The men of Nebraska will vote next
year on constitutional amendment al
lowing women to vote.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1881-08-17
Rhode Island.


A CODY of the temporary injunction
granted recently, restraining Trustee
Chaffee from selling any of the Sprague,
estates, was served on him. 1t is said
he will suspend all the Sprague mills,
throwing thousands out of employment.
Orders to close lave been received at We
Cranston print works, the Baltic MILL
and other Sprague concerns. a hearing
in the matter will be he'd in the supreme
court at Kingston, the 18th.
Viewpoints valuation in 1856 was Sl0,-
AIS. 800, and now it is $25,O09, 300: In
1856 only one steamer ran between New
port and Providence, no railroads con-
nected it with other points, and the on y
direct route to Boston or Fall River was
by stage or boat.
The movement for ten-hour law in
other states is gaining strength. and n
fund OF $4,000 to help it along is ex;;
pected by September |. Meetings will
be held and leagues formed, after a
grand rally at Providence early in Sep
TENDER.
Connecticut.
The Hartford and Connecticut West
ern railroad finish rebuilding and repair
ing their bridges this season. Fifty
more coal cars are to he bought and IL
miles more of steel rails laid.
lightning struck the gasoline tank OF
Manning & Bowman's nick el-ware works
at Meriden, set fire to the woodwork,
and did considerable damage. but
strangely the large quantity of gasoline
in the tank did not explode.
Connecticut was famous for its fine
peach orchards 30 years or more ago, but
for 20 years the trees have failed to bear.
1t is now said the trees are fast improv.
ing, and the state may again boast OF
fine orchards and perfect fruit, This
years apple crop will be small, but the
pear crop large.
Litchfeld boasts girl with one tele.
scopic and one microscope eve, the pc.
culiarity being discovered after she had
been shut in dark room for soreness in
her eyes, which suddenly left her
When she looks with both together, II
is said, she sees all right, but with one
can see only distant objects, and with
the other only near ones, which are
greatly magnified.
George Fisk, the mulatto who eloped
with the girl Ada Evans from Glaston-
bury recently, has pOcketed her money
and deserted her in Boston. Her former
employers sent her money, and she has
returned 10 Glastonbury.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-24
A HepUrting Machine.

An interesting trial Of stenogrsphic ma.
chine Was made in the chamber of deputies,
Paris, February IS, in the presence of NJ.
Gambetta ani number OF other officials
and members. TIE mechanism, which is an
Italian invention, is worked by kind of
key board similar 10 that of asmal piano,
and The stenograPhic signs, not unlike those
used IN tho ordinary French short.ha are
automatically printed on continuous ribbon
OF paper. Tho signs registered, of course,
represent sounds, irrespective of spelling, and
the machine can be used by person unac-
quainted with the language spoken The
daughter OF the inventor worked the machine
successfully, taking down speech read, ut
average speed, in Italian, and one read in
French, by NJ. Gambetta, she being ignorant
Of tho latter language A comparison DO
tween the speed OF the machine and that OF
the Shorthand writer's of the chamber
proved favorable to tho former. Further OK
pcrimonts will be made with view to DOS.
stole adoption of the apparatus, which is al
ready in use in the Italian chambers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-03-24
The New BibIe-Quick Work

The new version Of the New Testament,
which has been so many years in tho course
of translation, and which is PROFESSIONALLY
the most important literary enterprise
this century las seen, Is
b ing waited for with curiosity
and anxiety by hundreds and thousands.
II is not generally known that q FIRST edition
OF 100000 copies has already been msnufac-
iured in England, and 100000 copies are said
20 be already in New York City, not one Of
them permitted 10 be sold. They are
waiting n telegram from the authorizes in
ingland authorizing their issue. The first
copies can only DO had at the extrsvagant
price OF $40 per copy. The Literary
Revolution proposes fully 10 meet the de-
mands which its army of friends nre making
upon It by doing probably the quickest work
in book making which has ever yet been &C.
complshed. Arrangements have been fully
made to put the entire book n.o type inside
of ~ hours from the time printed copy of
tho English edition can be procured, and
within three days at least 10000 copies
will be bound ready for delivery to waiting
i''N".s0o'oi n'iu Nv lVhsb w y cupits VIII Do
manufactured every day thereafter, until ,he
demand is met. 1t will be printed in large,
beautiful type, neatly and strongly bound ,
cloth, in volume of about 500 pages, and
sold at tho nominal price OF 30 cents. A fine
edition in half Russia, gilt top, will DO sold
Tor 6O cents, and one in full Turkey NOR
Deco, gilt edges, for 81 %. OF
course the popular demand will
be enormous. Orders will be filed
in the order in which they are received, with
remittance. American Book Exchange, New
York ~
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AT Battle Greek, Michigan, the Seventh Day
Adyon,is.s, ctwhom Elder White, tho two
tonged apostle ofhatc and moudacity is the
head do most congregatc, and with sacerdo,al
or some other sort of robes, await tho final
blast of Gabricl's trumpet, every ono conf.
IDENTIFY expecting that 1t Il shortly to ,alSo
place and tina! he or III, will bs bodily trans
lated into Heaven, full lodged angel, sing.
ing hymns and anthems in tenor, soprano or
contrallo Ms the case may be. In Baltic
Creek there was also brewery, y very CEN
tor of sin and iniquity and the abiding place
Of tho serponts of wick,dnoSs Vol. tho
oihcr day tho brewery took fro and burned
down and all the beer on hand was licked up
by tho relentless flames, Tho Adyon,isls erc
happy and brother White shouts hozannas
aud sister White, his soodly wife, who is
gifted with prophecy, tolls all about the fro
having boon ordered, now that tho flames
have done their work.
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The late NJ. Guizot never felt we'll except
when he could take part in business OF
government, and so nothing could reCompenso
him for tho loss Of power. In tho whole
volume Of his life we do not find sisgle
word about poetry or music, painting or
sculpture; 1t Is written as it there was no
place for art in tho world. Politics, on the
contrary, always force themselves into the
foreground, even in a cosy chat with the
children; for, "of what the heart ia full the
mouth speaketh.n
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THE most startling bit of information wo

ThE most startling bit of information wo
have received lately, Is that Prince Leopold
Expresses desire to join the Bcersteak club.
Prince Leopold, YOU know, Ia one Of tho
younger members OF tho English royal iami.
", and while we havo always heard that bis
royal mother, the good queen Victoria, 10
very economical ana saving, We are surprised
to think that she s!arvos tho princes Of the
blood, and doesn't put ra,ions enough on the
royal table to sppoase their appetiles, so tina,
they ara forced to Join tho Bcefs!oak club TO
rot enough 10 cat No matter how kindly
she family, how blue tho blood. the dc,con'
dAnts thereof will got hungry and II I
shame 70 drive them to clubs for a sudlcien.
oy offood.
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strike the bride, we put it down as i'll luck
and the omen of misery 10 her. Among the
Mari ssvsges of India, If young man wants
to marry. his father takes with him some
friends, and they set out toward the village
or house indicated by the youth. If they
hear bird chirping by the way, they retarn
dismsyed. l! is a bad omen. If they meet
hare or squirrel, a wild boar or noun
tain cat, it is likewise an evil omen. Bat if
they meet stag or a bullock, buffalo or Il
young maiden, it is a good omen, and they
go on their way rejoicing. The chirping Of
the bird, tho innocent cat or hare, wild boar
or squirrel, may make two fond hearts dis
consolste; for, once abandoned, a search in
that direction again for wife would be pro
family. So full are their lives OF supersttious
fears, 80 great is the amount Of misery caused
all over the world by those woes which we
fancy only, but which may never happen
The weather. abodes of London and Paris
are nearly as full of this superstitious rever-
enco for fashionable caprice as the lowly
families of the Mari for the rude traditions
OF the Jungle.
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Mr.. j. II. GREENE, a noted detective, has
card in Dyes government counterfeit
detector for March, stating that "for the
general credit and benefit of the early set
tiers Of Texas and their posterity," that no
wishes "tho names Of the residents of that
state from May |, 1926, to May /, 1886. Ad-
dress j. II. Greene, care Of j. s. Dye, 1888
Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania"
He also asks that all "Texss and other papers
willing to confer a favor upon tn, pioneers
of the southwest" 10 please copy.
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surrnsrlrlos prevails everywhere, N

SUPERSTITION prevails everywhere, IN all
classes of society. In all tho walks of lifo
Even in this country, with our bou,cd ci.
villza.ion and enlightenment, there Is SUI.
perstltion existing with regard to weddings
and marriages, that, laugh at as much as vo
may, yet we cannot shake oil. II It rains On
q wedding day, We say u presagcs sorrow and
unhsppiness to tho bride, and whCn tho nowly
married couple star. oil, other for bridal
tour or 10 their new home wc throw slippers
and old shoe, anor thcm for good luck, and
u ono Of these mlssils should accidentally
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100000 inhabitants, but in 1877 it had risen
to BOSS. The same enormous increase mani
tests itself all over Germany, So that the
rechstag, in its sitting of July 80, 1879,
made the license of dram shop and of an
inn in towns or villages of less than 1900
inhabitants conditional on the necessity for
them. Prior to granting such license the
police and town authorities arc asked for
their opinion, which, in case of negative
answer, is never oyerruled by tho secretary
Of the interior. This reduction of the mum.
Der of dram shops, however, is not at sll
sufficient to suppress drunkenness. The
smaller number Of drinking places has
attracted larger number of guests, who
enjoy themselves better in great crowd
and in rooms comfortably heated and better
kent
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Photographic Music.

An English paper tells. of gentleman,
who, on being asked to sing, produced from
his pocket little case which contained his
music, Photographed down to the size of note
paper. He had duplicate copies of each
song, and handed one TO the accompanist.
singing from tho other himself. The expe.
dent saved all the bother of bringing roll
OF music, unfolding it, collecting it again,
and SO FORTH
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THE gamblers of Madrid, Spain, seem 10
show more spirit and resentment than tie
gamblers of some of our American citit3,
Last week the perfect of the city of Mad
rid closed up all the gambling houses in the
city, and Saturday night the sportive gentle
mon, thus cut of from means ofliyelhood,
exploded number Of petards in the
streets, striving to kill officials. Missouri
has passed law making tia penal onFen,e to
run gambling house, and Texas is trying To
do The same thing, but we have heard of no
such summary schemes for vengeance on
Tho part of tho Missouri or Texas sporting
men
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ANOTHER millionaire has gone into the
United States senate, Hon. Phileus Sawyer,
of Wisconsin, who has balance in his favor
Of 100000. With millionaire senators,
and they seem 10 predominant, and members
of the lower house who would like 20 DO
mllionnires. and who can contrve in many
ways to earn, not apenny, but a Sw thou.
sands, the people arc not likely to have full
justice against the great monopolies.
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TIE Now York World is very severe and
cutting in its sarcasm, relative to the begging
scheme to raise $25OOOO for General Grant.
II does not use harsh word, coarao SEN
tence, but its polished expressions of con-
tempt must go deep into tie quick Of any
but rhinocerous hide.
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MONDAY, tho 2lst Instant, was the tenth
anniversary of tho marriage OF Princess
Louise to The marquis of LoTne, now gov
ernor-general Of Canada They have never
had any children, and probably never will.
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BISMARCK says he intends to hold Office
until death claims him for It's own, and nli-
merous European powers whose schemes he
overreaches by his superior acumon and
craftsmanship, wish that death would hurry
I'M in urejnp his claims.
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COMMANDER GLASS of the United States
navy, as brave spirit as ever reflected q
genuine glass that cheers without inebriat
ing.and that like all other glasses will get
broke sometimes, but never in manner not
susceptible of being mended, married Miss
johnson at Oakland, California, few days
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The lumber camps in tho Chippewa
valley arc breaking up. Logs sufficient in
number to make 5OOOOOOOO feet of lumber
have been cotton out, one half of which
will DO cut at Chippewa Falls and Menom-
inell, and tho remainder will DO RATED at
Beef Slough for the Mississippi market.
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A QUEER country is Russia. They arc
submitting Roussakoif, one of the czar's
assassins, 10 daily torture, and they intend to
erect church to mark tho site of tho sssas-
sination. The murder OF the czsr was n
cruel outrage, but Russian civilization must
naturally produce such deeds OF violence.
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lkricg's Will for Anlr.

AZ q great sacrlcc' one in-horse power en-
Cline complete, With Hour ,chinery, all In
good running order, and dwelling, mil build
Ing AMI gtound, $50 by l25 feet, all for 81, 100,
or machhlnery atone fur FL, 900 Address
CHRISTIAN kRElu. Dalla =, Texas,
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Gainesville Register; We learn that VIM.
Bourland, son of Col. James Bourand, who
has been gone ever since the war and was
supposed by his friends TO be dcad, has 70.
costly returned to his old home in Delaware
bend, this county.
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Dissolution Notice,

Notice Is hereby given that tho firm Of of IL
zimmerman n Co. Is this day dissolved by
mutual consen Mr.. n. Rigler retiring from
same. Mr., Zimmerman will GO tlnuo tho hus .
ncS', under the siyla of II Zim-
merriam, Tailor and Draper, nsaum-
ing all liabilities and making all
collections. II. 2iNIMEWNIAN'
March IN, lSsl. HIRAM RlGLER
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THE school directors of Decatur, Illinois,
have issued an order that no pupil be admit
ted to the public schools who has not been
vaccinated. As FallstaR would say 20 pox"
on all such orders.
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They still putting Episcopal minis
ters in Jail 10 England for rituslistic practi.
cos. Rector Green, Of Lancaster, is the
latest victim of this system of religious
oppression and outrage.
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WINTER cholera Is still killing them off
now and thon in Chicago md in tho cold
regions round and about that city.
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AFTER eleven weeks torture from trich-
inisss, Charles L. Ibsch died last week.
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OUR CIRCULATION.

The following speaks for itself, without com
ment from ourselves.
OFFICE DALLAS HERALD.
January 4. lssg.
4. Al. Cochran, Esq. Postmaster, Dallas.
DxAR sIR-lIerewith enclosed we hand you
one hundred and twenty-one dollars and
seventy cents, amount bill due foI postage of
the Daily HERALD for last month.
We would thank you, II possible md conve.
nient to you, 10 furnish us the information as
To the comparative circulation of the HERALD
a. against the other PAGERS of north Texas.
Very respectfully,
.PFouTs, ELLIOTT n HALL,
PosroFFICK, DALLAS, TEXAS,
January 4, 1851. I
Messrs. Pfouts, Elliott IL Hall,
GENrLEMES-ln reply to yours of even date,
lean only state from the best sources Of lnfor.
nation AZ my command, that the postage pad
by the Dallas Daily and Weekly HERALD Is In
excess of That psld by all other papers in north
Texas combined.
Very respectfully.
A. NJ. COCHRAN, Postmaster
Uer Bentley, Assistant Postmaster.
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SfNorlCE stock.hOlders' meeting. The
regular annual meeting OF the stockholders of
the Dallas Real Estate and Building Assocla-
ton will be heldat Dallas opera house Monday
the sSth of March ,lsSl, at O'Clock y. m.
I. L. BARRY, AT. IlENSLEY.
secretary. Treasurer President
u. H. n, Ar, A. DIR. E AZ. A.
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spECiAI. NOTICES.

Es-NOTlCE--A, Ia. OF determinations OF
OF Fidelity couscil No, ilO, \. l.. OF II YOU
are hereby notified TO at,ood Quarterly Meet
Ing ol Council, u, hall, Wednesday evening
Marsh 2ird, oriucur the penalty prescribed by
0u' bylaws, Il. III PLoWMAN, sec'y.
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PFours ELLlorT a HALL.

Entered at the Post 0oiee ct Dallas. TEXAS, al
Second Class Matter
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NOTICE, MECHANICS 4!

Brickla,ers and Carpenters wanted. Apply
At onceto KAHN a CAMPBELL.