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Dge. sTRGNG'S
COMPOUND SANATIVE PILLS.

THESE FILLS ARE ENTIRELY VEGETABLE,
AND ARE A MOST SUPERIOR MEDICINE in the
cure of all Bilious Complaints, CHs and Fete Dy<:
pepsio Costreness Lirer Complatnt Jaund'ce, Sex
Ueadrche, Scrotaa, Salt Iheuna Fereys Of all kinds,
Loss of apeie OJst,vceda painful Nens''Eotio", and
all Hnycring diseases.
As female medicine they act like charm, ard
when taken according to the directions, they never
fail to cure the worst case of PILES after all other
remedies fail.
They purity the cblood, eqaal1@e heclrcul"tion,
restore the Liver, Kidneys, and other Secretory
Organs to a Acalthy tone md action and as an
Anh-BH;ous Family Medicine they hare no
equai
PRICE % CENTS PER Bun.
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THE BRITISH eUAH.TEELHEs,
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE.

BLACEWOoD'S MAGAZINE.
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to republish the ollownsDritish Periodicals, viz:
|. THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW
(CoSsEEvMIvE)
>. TIE EDINBURGH REVIEW, (Wmc.)
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CnrEcn)~
4. TIIE WESTMINSTER REVIEW, Q.rpEEAL)
BLACKWOODS EDINBURGH MAGAZINE,
Tory.
rHE present critical state of European affairs will
/ render these publications unusually interesting
during the year, 1851 They will occupy middle
Ground between the hastily written news items crude
sreculutions. and lying runors of the daily Journal,
and the ponderous Tome of the future historian writ
ten after the living interest and excitement Of the
rrcot rotical events of the time. shall have passed
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rv of current events and rs such, in addition to their
well.eslablishcd literary scientific, and theological
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ing public
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shall be able to pacc all our Reprints in the hands of
subscribers about rs they can be furnished
with the foreign copics-Althuugh this will involve
a very large outlay on our part, We shall continue to
fursh the Periodicals at tie same low rates rs here
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LEONARD SCOTT 4 co.
81 GoLD STREET.
New York.
NB-LS 4 Co. have recently published, and
have now for sale, the FARMERS GUIDE" by
Henry stephens, of Edinburgh and Professor Norton
of Yale College New Haven, complete in vols, roy
al octave containing 1900 pages II steel and Geo
wood cngravrg,. 1'ricr, in muslin binding. cS
cg-This is not the old Book of Tie F'ra"," lately
'e;ssCi'tsa 81 .s am" and throw" upon w market M
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A CALsD.

Since the Propretors' recent Laboratory enlarge
meuts have allowed him to supply his numerous or
ders for Lyons Kahairon, he has also introduced some
new Chemical afluites which adds still to the high
character of this immensely 20 ular article for Curl
Ing, Identifying Preserving and Restoring the Hair.
Let those now Use,
Who never used before,
And those who always used,
Now Use the more
Tile Price is still % cents in large bottles and may
Lc had acany store in the United States.
D. S. Barnes, Proprietor, lGl Broadway, \.
Sold by every Druggist in Camden. lIaviland,
Harrall Il Co., wholesale Agents, Charleston.
Oct 25 43 If
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seVtI, Carolina-EAersIla District.

John Whitaker and Margaret R., his wife, Thomas
Lapr, and Isabella S. McRa u.s. ". W. Lang. Sa-
rah his wife, ct aL-BW for Partition Of Land
1T appearing to my satisfaction THAT William ".
L Lang, and Sarah his wife, Serena c. Lang, Mary
+. Lang, sallie W. Lang, Duncan NJ Lang, John i.
Lang, William Lang Kitty Lang Scotia Lang julia
NJ. McRa Mary s Mcha. Duncan Lang, Thouas
Lang. Jr John c. Lang, and Theodore Lang defend
ants in above stated case arc absent from, and reside
without the limits Of this State 1t s ordered on mo-
ton of CASTOR SUr for complainants that they do
plead answer or demur the above stated Eli! within
three months from the date Of the publication hereof
or Judgment pro coniesso will be ordered against them
W II. R. WoRKMAs, G. L. X. D..
March I, lSS.5Oj u.
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OEETUAR

DEPARTED this life in this place on the
3lst March 1854, Mrs. SUSAN D. WIrHER-
SPOON, in her sixty second year, consort of the
late Rev. John Witherspoon. D. D., of Hills
horo', y. c.
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4 UTOBIOGEAPllY of all Actress, by Mrs. Now
Louis Napoleon and Times.
Mrs partinyton's Carpet lag of Fun with $50
Engrarinss.
The Old Doctor, Miriam Alroy.
Contarine Flemmng. The Young Duke
The Wheel Of Misfortune, lIypatia de-,
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
April H. Is If
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100 DOLLARS REWARD.

OFFICE OF ". & n. O. TELEGRAPH co.
CHARLESTON, s. g., April Sd, 1854.
TENlIE above reward will be paid by tins Company
l. for proof to conviction Of the person or persons
who have or did cut the line of wire from Camden to
Cheraw during the past two days, and the same re-
ward will be paid on conviction for any future dcpre-
datiCns Of this nature committed on the Line.
S. MOWRY. Jr, President.
April 4, Ii 2t.
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Administrators NDtiCC.
SNUFF AND ToIACC@.

PETER LOKiLLAED. MANlFAClu"EE,
No. ~ Chatham ST. New York.
OFFERS for sale the following articles warr#l ted
~ Of superior quality :-Maceohoy. Scotch Coarse
Frcncl Eancc, Honey Dew. Scotch, ard otler SHUTS,
also Fine Cni Tobacco III lin Toll md papers, more
rarjcula: description "i hr various articles can &c
known hy sending fora fall price current rs above.
E,l, II 3m
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Fer sale.

For S1EG.
MY Residence on Lyttlcton Street is offered TO
ISa sale at a reduced price and on aecomrodatn
terms.
The premises are convenient end III complete lcrair
Possession given Immediately. Apply 10 Niiialn u
Shannon. Esq j. N. COoFEE.
Dec. -. 81
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TsNIE subscriber will continue the Grocery business
at the old stand and respectfully solicits share
ofpubic patronage. l.. \. AUSTIN.
Feb 90, 1851. Q
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Extracts for Spasonia,
y Office.

GNllE Firm of Shaw & Austin is this day dissolved
l. by mutual consent. i. \ Austin will settle the
affairs Of the firm and is authorized to the name Of
the firm for that purpose Persons indebted are re-
qucstcd to make payment as soon as possible
GEO. ". SHAW.
l.. a. AUSTIN.
Camden Feb. Goth, 1854.
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Watches and JeweIry.

eq Gold Hunting Watches plain and engraved
T'IA, cases; Silver Levers; Geneva Watches; Gold
ss,.;6 Chains. Seals. and K"ys; Ribbon Bucklos;
Guard Chains Keys and Vest Chains.
Thimbcs. Cola, and Silver; Spcctacles, Gold, Sill
yer and Steel, with plain and colored Glasses.
\ new and beautiful assortment Of Brooches Ciiatc
lanc Pms: Earrings and Rings, Of tine latest Styles
Just received rom New Yorl; aud Philadelphia.
April 3, y. YOUNG.
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GREEIW BROTHER e co.,
No. 10 Barclay Street, New York,
(Ncrt Street North Of tie Astor House,)
IMPORTERS AND JOEBERS IN
ED 1G VI q @GDGDEDSo
WE ARE constantly receiving by Packets and
W Steamers from Europe large amounts Of des.
rabc goods adapted to the of the trade, which
we offer for sale at low prices for cash. approved pa
per, payable at Bank.
rs our long connection with the South has given us
a thorough knowledge of their wants we are enabled
to import goods exactly adapted to their sales, and by
importing them ourselves afford to sell them very
low.
Al descriptions of LINEN GOODS we are import
ing very largely.
We have also ut all times full stock Of the better
class Of Domestic Goods. the whole making more
complete and desirable stock than we have ever beore
had and We invite buyers to inspect ii.
GREENWAY. BROTHER & CO.,
10 Barclay ST. 4 81 Park Place
Jan 81. 5 3ln.
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Corss<fSr Sale.
Notice 10 Guardians, cSc'

NOrICss hereby given 10 all Guardians lIHE''''
the Honorable Court OF Equity Tor kershaw pStilct.
in the State Of South Caloliua that they do make ie
annual returns to the Commissioner Of said Court On
or Before the first day of May. next.
". IL. Il. WORKMAN, c. e X. u.
Com!nrs. Office, MARCH, 10. ot
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WINDOW SHADES,
CURTAIN GOODS, MATRASGES,
AND PAPER HANGTNGS,
Al enr..:ss Bargains.

-E|liE subscriber has in store Of lis own manuGlc-
4 turc and Importation. an enormous stock OF WIN
DOW SHADES GILT CORNICES, PAPER HANG
lNGS. MATRASSES. SATIN DELAlNES DAM
ASKS. LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS, TAS
Sells &c All of which arc offered at prices that are
appreciated by a.! close buyers and economical house
keepers II. ". KINSMAN,
III Kimg.St. Charleston, S. c.
April ;. IL ly
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Fruit, &c.

JUST received, lot Of large, fine SWEET ORAN
y GES. BANANAS PINE APPLES LEMONS
PRUNES lin fancy boxes) Figs, Raisins Almonds,
Pccau and Brazil Nuts Maccaroni fresh Candies, |.
En-, Pine Apple and English Cheese.
March 2S.-2t. ROBT. LATTA.
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Notice.

4 NY person wishing to rent comfortable dwelling
~ house in the town Of Camden or purchase fine
Kirkwood place, can be accommodated 10y calling OH
j. r. JOY.
ADr 10 Il
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FOREIGN AND NEW PLANTS.

}JR. BELLET florist Fl om Paris has the honor 10
VI iniolm.Lalies and Gentlemen, that he has
rived in this place, with large collection of the
st FLOWERS and rLANTFRulTS. With 500
varieties OF new trees Of different co"rs twelve
perpetual climbing, and trees hot included
such as Canelias, Ladies' Orange Trees, Magnolias
Rhodendodrain, Peony Trees, Anarylis, Dwarf Dahl
i;ls, DC, de-
FRUIT TREES, such as Pear, APPLE, Cherry.
Plum, Alric"'s. Pe.ch Trees, Coos berry BuSh and
Perpetual Raspberry.
90 different kinds of VINES, all sorts of flowers
and vegetable seeds, and African Asparagus.
Amateurs will find catalogues of tie above plants
at the store of Mr. G.. W. Shaw
y. B.-Mr. Bcll,t will remain in Camden for few
days only. April lit
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GMS ED E&. Il va GIO
AT THE "OLD CORNER.' ,

T AM now opening my stock Of Spring Goods, 10
I whic! invite the attention Of nv customers. Just
opening rich Summer Dress Goods best q;laliiy-la'
r:s Kid Gloves. &C. also, large assor'men! ofGcn'
tlcnlens and Youths ready dy-niadc clotiiF: Summer
Hats and numerous other articles Tor spring trade.
March 90. 1854. IL u.
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ALSO.
DIR. sTRONG's
pFnTHpbT STOMACH PILLS,

Z AaCAOLSIAH II - = ShA~'NS-- = 1NA-"~~'
4 remedy toy Coughs Colds, Caa11h Brcachis Crop
IVzooptng CGugh -ASttmGo Consumption, Nervous
Diseases Dyspepsia, C0stireaeSS, ErysiptoS, Disease
of the Heart Jafa,nation and pain ia the Chest>Bdck
and Side and all diseases arising tt0na a deranged
stas of the. Sf0mac and torelepe tae distress andtad
feeling from eating too heQSty food, in reak and dys'
peptjc HABITS.
Warranted 10 be Purely Vegetable.
These Pills act as an Expectorant, Tonic, and Are
rents One - cent box possesses more power 10 cure
diseases an ole dollar hottie Of any OF theSyrurs,
Bal:ams, or Sa9saparias that was ever made, and
simple trial Of only box will prove this imports
truth.
THEY rROVOTE ENpECTORATION, LCOSLN
TIE pIlI.TGM AND CLEAR THE LUNGS, AND
OTHER SECRETORY ORGANS OF ALL MORBID
MATTER and there is rot another remedy in the
whole Matc.a Mcdica capable'of impariing such
healing properties 10 the Lungs and Vital Organs as
these Pills THEY CURE COSTIVENE>S, PnQ.
DUCE ! GOOD, REGULAR AfPETTlE L, AN0
,:TG:TlIJ.N rIlE SYSTEM
PRICE % CENTS PER Bon, containing % doses
of Medicine.
Cali on the Agents who sell the Pills, and get the
To.teys almanac GRATIS, giving full PARTICULARS ard
certificates of cures
Both of the above named Pills are for sale IN Cam
den Ly T. J.-WoEKMAS d Co.
Who also keep supply Of DR.. SPENCERS NEGE-
TABLE PILLS, and Dir. llULLS CELEBRATED
PILLS which stop the Chlls and Fever the first day,
and do not sickcn the stomach operate the bow.
cls.
July "A 80 ~
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LARGE lot of Potash, in lars Of different sizes
n Just received by 7. J. WORKMAN II CO.
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;TRENCEG Brandy and Madeira Wine of superior
1 quality for medicinal purposes For sale by
April IL !. .. Nol'h"-1N q w.
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III A MS.

A FRESH supply Of fR"shtoE& Clnrks superior Cod
N Liver Oil hos been just received by
Aprjl H. T. j. WORKMAN & co.
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usu,s. Hardware and Crockcrv.

Will Irons and Agricultural Inlpsc-
meals.
SAW Mill Rag irons, cranks Pttman's, Feed stands,
> Slirrups and dogs
Grst Mill irons furnished to order at short notice.
Plows corn shelters straw cutters, grain cradles and
corn planters on hand and all kinds Of agricultural
implements ordered at manufacturers prices. cash.
*. u. McDOWALL
AprS Ct Is
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New Spring Goods,

rEIE Subscriber has received large and elegant as
L sortment of Spring and Summer Goods. both Fan
cy and Stapc, which he invites the attention of pur-
chasers to examine. ..:ts he will sell us low the same
quality Of goods can be had elsewhere.
W. ID. McDOWALL
April Ct Is
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South northumberland District
South CaroIimn-k -kcrsI,aW Dist rict

~ EQUITY.
Lewis w. Ballard, and Emma b. his wife, IS. VIM. }.
Gerald, Tyra Spnnn, ct al-EW 10 conyi'm sat" and
substitute property.
ITarpearng to my satisfaction that Tyfh SIann one
4 of the defendants in the above stated hlll resides
without and beyond the limits of this State Ii is
or.l,r,l tIot he do rI,al answer or drmrlr to the
same within three months from the publication here.
Of or Judgment pro confcsso will be ordered against
him.
w. H. Il. WORKMAN, G. +. X. ID.
March {, $3.50 II.
y. d. and w. h. MosasScS,
70 lIluS Wcs, india MoasScs; 10 hhls. New Or
d leans do. just received and for sale by
MOORE & KUYKENDAL.
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Potato Slips.

4 LOT of superior POTATO SLI:S. For safe low
~ by ROBT. LATTA.
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TssE EANFEnGqETEss,

10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-12-21
WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENCE.
From The North .1m<ricaa.

The latest advices from the Sandwich Islands do
not INDICATE speedy settlement OF the annexation
question. The native Government continued divided,
and il was thought that the inclination OF the people
10 union with the United states was not becoming
more favorable.
Recent developments render it entirely probable
that the project of Gen. Miller, tbs English Consul
abusive and undiplomatic in tone as 1t was, de-
vered 70 The King by the Express orders OF the Brit
ish Government ana he had not cce eluncated the
remonstrance at the time be did, and IN the way he
did the same thing would have been done by the
French Consul. Gen. Miller chose the expedent OF
a public speech TO the King before a numerous audi
epce rather than written paper in the usual STYLE
because be ordered to alarm the people, ana TO
sppeal to them from the Government. Gen. NJ. was
Informed from London thst the act OF annexation
Was on the point of accomplishment, AID he was
directed if no alternative remained, 70 make the
yery remarkable demonstration which he escorted TO-
by the way OF suspending action. Tins dlplomiuc
rIsC-so vrdiplomatc an torn'-was c'nRieteiy sue
cessful The case stands postponed, and the Admin
jstraton has been compelled 10 defend itself against
the private aunts ana reproaches OF norIhern demo-
cratic members by informing them that the rrensh
and British Ministers here have entered formal re-
r,o1strance if not a protest. against anueXatson;
because as they allege their respective Governments
have rights secured by tIesty as 10 those islands
which would be conravened and annihllated by thelr
ABSORPTION into this Mon. This Important TACT mas
embarrassed the President and Cabinet out ba1 NOT
nrecluded efors 10 renew and bring to successful
conclusion the negotiations which were conmeG'sd
eighteen months ago.
What reply has been made by the Secrslar. u
State 10 the remonstrance not stated upon any re-
snoetable authority but as i. Afforded an occasion
tdr he exercise OF tho peculiar talents OF tx Gov
e,nor Marcy it is not doubted that he replied IN a
powerful State paper, advising the remonsifants TO
give then selves farther trouble IN The case IL is
n,obab,e II at the claims OF the two Governments on
ist of ;he Sandwich Islands will be exuDculshed 10y
morev. and that indemnity for the necessary aoro9a
lion nj the French and English treaties viii form
clause OF the convention which hr. Gregg wili %
directed to complete as soon IS pos'io-s nu, ,ls
It, will not now DC easily or speedily disposed or
Tie British policy has by this iine' PROBABLY al.
tanned It's end. A populs- excitement ti'ed gPen
nopulnr fcars has been excited, ano tbs Meg wii De
pjeced I..weea two fres-eis native sunls0,s cian'
In, AGAINST and the Amerie ans under Aif reg
md The flhbustlr., under ihSir acc@en'a ie-deEs'
ahnnt.nn lnr Annexation.
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THE COLD WEATHER

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Thursday, Dee. 81 ls5i.
Last night the coolest yet experienced here this
season At p. NJ, the Thermometer indicated TO-
below zero. The weather has moderated trihe this
morning, by q fall of snow.
At St. Jobr sbury Vt, yesterday morning, the Their
mometer was 30 below zero, being the lowest point
yet heard from.
OGDEgsBURGH, Thursday, Dec. 81, 1851.
Is has been very cold here for the last few days,
butt is now moders,ug and snow is falling. The
river is still partia ly open.
BosToS, Thursday, Dec. 81, 1854.
The weather has considerably moderated, aud snow
CONNER ced falling at o clock this morning.
CALAIS Thursday, Dec 81, 1884.
Tie thermometer this morning stood at 10 degrees
beov zero but there are indications Of the cold
decorating.
EAsTPoRr, Thursday, Dec. 81, ls54-e A. NJ.
The weather hers continues clear and very cold.
BAsGoR Thursday, Dec, 81, 1854.
Thermometer here % degrees below zero-weather
clear.
PORTLAND, Thursday, Dec. 81, lsJ4-A. NJ.
The weather is moceratng, and there are indics-
tons Of a fall Of snow.
PHILDELPHIA, Thursday, Dec 81, 1854.
1t Is milder this morning, aud we have had slight
fall of snow but il has nov cleared OH
In WAsHIsGTos, Thursday Dec. 81. 1854.
The weather here is variable We tsd fell Of
snow a short distance west of us this mOraing. The
thermometer stands al go above zero. Bu,iless IS
dull.
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THE IRON BUSINESS or BALTIMORE.

From The BaI.i~o,s American. Dec ~
The present CONDITION OF the noG business Of Bat-
more st least It's industrial pa-tmeDt shows the s5
olute stagnaiion If the business when compared with
lis prospects some elk or egh. mouths ago. In the
month OF April last there we're some twenty large es-
tablisbmenfs besides number of smaller ones, both
ic the production and working OF iron al 1i ~h'ca
were dressed 20 the utmost with the work which
flowed in upon them At that time there we're en-
eeyed about 600 men, fully hall OF whom ntd IAN.
lilies dependent upon them; but then prosperity ana
bapuress cned the freslte and plenty Gro wued
tbe;r boards The ease is strangely different now. or
that oCQ en- VINO then had no care for the rocure-
ment Of employment, because OF lis ABUNDANCE mere
are az the present tire not more than 0uO retaining
their pisces and many of then on bali wofF, or GA
reouction Of pay There bas not been in say OF tie
otLer industrial branches or trade so great fa ng on
Is in this but this alone hes brought many faiIses
to the most pIecarious condition OF ne ono
thousand at least If those thrown out o. employ
inert are men Of families and, allowing four psrsos
10 each family will make an aggregate OF nve thous-
and persOus who are low obliged 10 seek livelihood
bv oiher ntars-wbich is found very dlitcut q: tnis
time because Of the stsgnsr0n 81 sl the lndu-Tiai
tra54s OF al the iron manuiaclurng eetaptshments
IL the citv there are not more than two when reIsn
and employ The usual number Of Een. while there are
o,ue which are entirely closed OF work perhaps noi
more than ore or Two days IN tie week. No IA
rsruv state Of afiairs comes 90 season WLen uotl
o.fiv to be dreaded: but thus far the weather mas
te.o mid and much Of the dest.tnnon snd slfieing
r. len avoided which would have taken p see hsd
the restl er been uOre severe Inc appIpachlng "a
vent a the new year il IL hoped vii bring with Il
more vleasirg aspect OF affair restore confidence snd
sesin uut the wheels Of the industrial AZ in moon.
there's oce piece of advice which ~caid De wen Tor
lie working man 70 take. and ;bG. l. take Whatever
- J.. ob.siu.e II nreseni without regard 20 esta9-
I;sb,d rsv. for haifloafis infinitely better than no
brssd We have kpown ssversl instances within
sew DAYS wbefe men actually refused employment
becsusc they ceuld no. command me same pay 4 u
,,ros,e,,.. seasons sach an idsa at this tine =
= ,'oli.h oue aul an AdhereaCe 10 Il can Only WORK
ns.ery 10 its edvocates. There u DO doa.t ina.
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