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Attorney at Law
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LAWRENCE, - - KANSAS.
DEALER IN ALL KINDS OF COAL.
Office No.110 Massachusetts Street.
FOR
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GO TO
New Styles for 1879
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A. F. BATES' BOOK STORE,
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PRICES VERY LOW THIS SPRING.
Mrs. GARDNER & CO.
DALEE.
University Photograph Gallery.
South Tennessee Street, LAWRENCE, KAN.
Photographs taken from card to life size by the Lightning Process.
"VENIENTI OCCULI MORBO."
Dr. Thos. Yarnold, ENGLISH PHYSICIAN,
Treats all Chronic and Complicated Diseases. Office 169 Mass, St. Residence 163 & 165, up stairs.
LAWRENCE, KANSAS.
F. W. JAEDICKE, Manufacturer and Dealer in
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Shot, Caps, Lead, Sein Twine, Fish Hooks, Lines Poles, Pocket Cutlery AND EVERY,ARTICLE USED BY SPORTSMEN 70 Massachusetts St., Lawrence, Kan.
University Students and all their friends
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BARBER.
J. M. MITCHELL, OF THE Popular Crystal Palace Shop,
UNDER FIRST NATIONAL BANK,
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Offers special inducements to University Students and public generally by
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International Review
For 1879.
This Review, heretofore issued as a "Bi-monthly," will be continued upon a new plan, and every effort will be made and no expense spared to keep it the best Review and of the highest class. With this object, and in order that it may be more fully abreast of current events than is possible with a bi-monthly publication, the "INTERNATIONAL" will be issued as a *Monthly* on and after January, 1879.
With the March Number the editorship will be assumed by Mr John T. Morse, Jr., author of the "Life of Alexander Hamilton," "Famous Trials," etc., etc., and by Mr Henry Cabot Lodge, formerly editor of the North American Review, and author of the "Life of George Cabot." Mr. Henry B. Barnes, the present editor, will retain his connection with the REVIEW more especially as business editor and manager.
It is intended to make the "INTERNATIONAL" court of the pest, English or continental territories.
A unique and attractive feature of the Review is the Department of Contemporary Literature, which embraces a brief, impartial, and comprehensive summary of the literary movement in all the great countries in Christendom. The movement in England, France, and Germany has been carefully outlined in an annual and entertaining number of portents resists. Enjoyment centres of literary activity. In future like special attention will be given to the leading features of the literary movement in America.
The publishers and editors propose to have all the principal topics of immediate interest treated in the Review by those persons who are especially fitted to deal with the various subjects. The "INTERNATIONAL" will not depend merely upon names, but upon the choice of subjects, and upon the intrinsic merit of the articles, in order to command public attention. The authors should take the Review indispensable to every one who wishes to keep up with the best thought in America and Europe upon the most important subjects.
During 1879, articles may be expected from writers of the highest rank on both sides of the Atlantic, while foreign writers will be admitted freely. American critics will in future, as heretofore, have the preference.
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