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THURSDAY, JAN. 4, 1900.

The holiday number Of the Win
ston Tobacco Journal was a thing Of
beauty and a Joy to its friends and
patrons. In some respects it sur
passed former efforts Of its enterpris-
ing publisher Mr.. Harmon. And
that is saying great deal. 1t was
profussly illustrated, printed on
good quality Of paper and special
articles very appropriate and inter
esting. A neat stroke Of journalistic
enterprise it was in every way
The NeuS amt Observer has .'render
ed the State some service" by its
special editions heretofore. but we
doubt if it or any other paper ever
rot out a more valuable one than its
New Year edition showing the bust
ness conditions and industrial i'm
provement and development through
out the State during 1899 with the
outlook for 1900. 1t is indeed 4
splendid showing that it makes "a
compendium of facts which cannot
fail to be OF great benefit to the
State both at home and abroad. The
Ne,Cs and Obserrer's enterprise is APP
preciated and such an edition ought
to he widely distributed.
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To Clean Mating.

Few things can be used to clean
mating; salt and soda have been
used, but experience has taught that
the best way is to have the mating
thoroughly swept, and then go over
it with a solution of warm water
with Gold Dust Washing Powder
dissolved in it; it is best to use a
wooden cloth; tablespoonful of Gold
Dust Washing Powder to a quart OF
water is the proportion; wiring the
cloth almost dry and rub quickly,
but the moment the water gets dirty,
change it for fresh; follow the wet
cloth with dry one. This cleans
perfectly.
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RHEUMATISM -CATARRH,
ARE BLOOD DISEASES
CURED BY B. B. B.
Bottle Free to Sufferers

1t is the deep-seated. obstinate cases of
Catarrh and rheumatism that b. B. B.
(Botanic Blood Balm) cures. 1t matters
not what other treatments. doctors, sprays.
liniment., medicated air blood purifiers
have failed to do, B. 3. B. always prompt
ly reaches the real cause and roots out and
drives from the bones, joints, mucuous
membrane. and entire system the specific
poison in the blood that causes Rheumatism
and Catarrh. B. B. B is the only remedy
strong enough to do this and cure so that
there can never be return to the symp-
toms. Don't give up hope but try B. B. B :.
Botanic Blood Balm) or Bs.
For sale by druggists and Dorsey Drug
Co, in Henderson at 81 per large bottle, or 6
large bottles Gull treatment) S.. Toprove
our faith in 3. +. B. we VIII send a Tria!
Bottle Free and prepaid to sufferers, SO they
may test the remedya at our expense Ad-
dress BLOOD BALM CO, Atlanta, Ga.
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Rocking the Cradle.

j. Delaughter, Sparkman, Ark, says:
For the past fifteen years have consulted
physicians and used patent medicines, but
Ramon Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets ex-
celled them all could get no relief for
constipation, and after using one box |
was as sound Is a dollar After telling 4
number Of my good friends, they tried the
medicine and were cured, and now we are
all rocking the cradle of life away i'll per-
feet health and enjoyment. My advice to
all, is never let your house be clear of
Ramnn's PILL
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Gold Steel or Death.

"There is but one small chance to save
your life and that is through an opera
tion," was the awful prospect set before
Mrs. |. b. Hunt, of Lime Bridge, Wis, bv
her doctor after vainly trying to cure her
ola frightful case Of stomach trouble and
yellow jaundice. He didn't count on the
marvellous power of Electric Bitters to
cure Stomach and Liver troubles, but
she heard of it, took seven bottles, was
wholly cured, avoided surge on's KIN fe, now
weighs more and feels better than ever
It's positively guaranteed to cure Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles and never dis
appoints. Price soc at the Dorsey Drug
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want to let the people who suffer from
| rheumatism and sciatica know that Cham
berlain's Pain Balm relieved me after q
number of other medicines AMI a doe, r
had failed. 1t is the best lniment | have
ever known OIL. A Dodgen, Alpharetta
Ga. Thousands have been cured OF
rheumatism by this remedy. One applica-
ton relieves the pain. For sale by the
Dorsey Drug Co.
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NERVOUS troubles are cured by
~ Hoods Sarsaparilla, which en-
riches and purifies the blood. 1t is the

Let every farmer make plenty of
manure on the farm - composts,
stable manure, woodsmould, swamp
mulk, ditch bank and the like Guano
is going to be higher next year and
even if it was sold at a lower price
better results always follow where
commercial fertilizers are used in
connection with home made manures.
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The property known as the white public
school house. situated on Chestnut Street
in the Western edge of town, will b. .old
at public aIctiOn at the Court ilouN' door
in Henderson, on
Monday. Januaay Ij,h, 1890
Tie House contains three large 70 ms
and hall and is suitab bic for residence
purposes. Two acres Of land 50 slit a'ed
as to be easily divided into / nice build.
ing lots. For further particulars apply TO
J. l.. CURRIN. Chairman.
GEO. A ROSE, Secretary
Public School Committee
Dec. IA, 1899
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NOTICE.
Commissioners Sale OF Valuable
Real Estate.

DY VIRTUE OF POWER COS III
ID red upon me by an order i-onlnE Ii 4,
the Superior Court Of Vance '"Gl,', "a ~. d"
SneciaI Proceeding therein peh1,hH1 ~
tilted MARY e. Nicely. EXecHtIlx "' v VI
Sneei. decreased, VS. II. VI Nicely aid VI
and 4, G. Sueed and others, man va
Monday. February 5,h. 1900.
re sell at public auction to the NH. 80,
der at the Court House door III iirl.,
son Vance County, y. e, upon thr u, ~ ~,
one.haIf cash. balance on credit o. =, -
months with the option to ne pn,S' ~ lad
s pay a.' in e ha County Of Vance state 81
North carolina; adl"iqri"F i Ksoi TAX T. e.
Capt; .. u n.,rk.a and Others. and known
as ana As,p s FaLm near Tow, Io%nT r jl.
It being that IL. tl.ci Ia, @ M Il NJ sn@cd, Tow
deceased. s,.o.rrh-r f-gg
a. - Commissioned
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NOTICE.

pY AUTHORITY OF A JrDGNrvr
- OF the Superior Court of Vance c.n,'+,.
In the special proceeding entitled Eli,
beth l.. Steed, adgainistratrix of \ 7
Steed, Jr.. VS. j. Ii Stetd an OILERS /
shall sell by public auction to the hj,h,>i
bidder at the court house door in lIrnder'
son. in Vance county, on =
Mo"dny,l February 5sh, 1900
one undivided fourth interest or parto,,
tract Of land situate in Sandy Creek Town"
ship, Vance county. adjoining the land. ~
John S'ainback, Michael Evans, : p
Phipps and others, and containing in ma
aggregate 1876 acres. Said sale to he n,sg.
subject to the lie estate of Elizah.,h
Steed In said land. Terms of sale cash
Sale subject to confirmation by tho CONF
ELIZABETH l. STEEn
Administrative Of A. l.. S,ecd If
Henderson, n. O.. Jan. ;, 1900.
L. L. Hicks, Attorney.
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odi
The COMMITTEE ON PROGRAM.

The night before Christmas is one
of the rare occasions on which the
small boy is threatened with insom-
nia-Puck
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Perfect Health.

Keep the system in perfect Or
der by the occasional use of
TUFTS Liver Pills. They reg
ulate the bowels and produce
A Vigorous Body.
For sick headache, malaria, bill
iousness, constipation and kim
dred diseases, an absolute cure
TUFTS Liver PILLS
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I'VE can diffuse the blessings of
education aud become virtuous if
not a great people. Nathaniel Ma
con in 1885
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NOTICE OF SALE,

TNDER AND By VIRTUE OF THE
~ POKER of sale conferred upon the
undersigned Trustee and contained in a
Deed of Trust, executed by Charles }
Henderson and wife, Mamie Henderson,
on the 18th day of March, 1899 ard record
ed in Deed Of Trust book No ~. page ass,
In the Office Of the Register OF Deeds nv
Vance County, for the purpose Of securing
the Indebtedness therein mentioned de.
fault having been made in the payment Of
the same, at the request of the holder u
the same. will sell at the Court House
door in Henderson, n. G, at Public
Auction, to the highest bidder for Cash on
Monday, February 5,h. 1890.
the property conveyed by said Deed Of
Trust, to-wit: Begin at an lion Stake On
the East edge of Grove Hill street. South
100, East 791s feet from an Iron Stake in
tersec,ion o: Mayfield Alley and Grove
Hill street and run thence along A J
Harris line North 1io, East 100 tert TO an
lion Stake; thence South 14l.C, East 80 feet
10 an Iron Sake; thence South "a. West
$3.50 feet to a stake on the edge OF Gt0ve
Hill street; thence along said street North
leo, West 80 feet to the he liuning. There
is a good 8 room frame dwelling house on
the lot.
A. D. HARRIS Trustee
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Monday. January 18Th. 1900,

The property described i'll SAID IIu''
Deed as follows: Begin at a stone lsrs'..
" Vaughan's corner and run SCUM -
poles to stone; then Eat - pole, !" !"
Stone Mrs. Vaughan's corner: then !
+. 80 poles to stone; then Fat " p"i-
to stone Mrs Stones corner n tie h""
road where Mrs Eelia Harris lin" cI"-rr'
said new road; then West IA pole a. Nv
beginning, containing g acre., bri's ~,
land bought by said Wood aid VIE %
.Jno }. and Ella Peggrsm and no" oc'
cupied by John Burton.
TIIOS. G.. HUGHES, Ifuot"r
BY =. T. HIGHS, Any.
This 18th Dec. 1899.
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..The progress of society ana ,lo c.,'1I,
cation depends upon the e eau, r,,t,
and virtue of the people '-H'"' ''''
lett Yancey in 1917.
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INDIGESTION, resulting from
] weakness of the stomach, is relieved
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great stom-
ach tonic and cure for DYSPEPSIA.
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NOTICE.

pY AUTHORITY OF THE POWER
- of sale conferred in a Deed IA Tut
executed on the Both dav of January, l-'f,
by w. Ii. Wood and Julia Wood bis w'",
and registered in Book !, of Deed, IN
Trust, Eage 1872, IN the Office Of tn k'g,
lister of Deeds of Vance county, ! -ball
sell for cash, by public auciion,t" H." hI9h-
est bidder. at the Count li"u~" d""I III
Vance county, y. G., on
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.HOICE Vegetables

~ will always find ready
market-but only that farmer
can raise them who has studied
the great secret how to oh.
tain both quality and quantity
by the judicious use of we'll.
balanced fertilizers. No fertiI.
izer for Vegetables can produce
a large yield unless it contains
at least SO Potash. Send for
our books. which furnish fulI
information. We send them
free of charge.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
O, Nassau 81 Nrv Vol
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No other medicine the world has received such wdespre

No other medicine in world has received such widespread
and unqualified endorsement
No mecne record of of female troubles
such hosts of grateful friends
Do not be persuaded any medicine just good
Any dealer who asks you buy something else when you into
his purposey buy Lydia Pnkham Vegetable Compound
your He merely trying sell you
thing which he make larger profit lie does not care
you get well long he make little
money your sickness Il ne wished you well he would
hesitation hand you the medicine you ask for and which nc
knows is the best womans medicine in the world
Follow record Of this medicine and remember that thesG
whose letters constantly printed
this paper brought by something else but By
Eyesias e. Ei5Egaaz8ys Vegetable G0Ess ssggGgzEs2g,
Great worFs@ss Remedy WoFraFsss A5ss
Those who refuse accept anything else rewarded
hundred thousand times for they get what they
Moral Stick to the medicine that you Snow IS Best.
When a medicine has been successful in restoring
to health more than a million women, yOu Cannot
we'll say without trying it, u DO nOt believe il will
help me Ii YOU ill., do not hesitate to get bot
tie Of lydia E. Pinhhanl's Vegetable Compound ar
once. and write Mrs pinkhan, Lynn, Mass, for
specia' advice. 1t is free and helpful
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TIE ROuGH RIDER.

Where the long horns feed on the sun-cured
grass IN the blaze ar ciouaIess SKY;
Where the cactus C~awis and the sasehT1sh
spraais ON a plain ~ aiSalt.
Where tne gray Wolf prlv,s and makes his
feast on the range calf son7 astr3v;
Where tue coward coyote ye'Ts ty nls1t, but
siirl.s fcom The face &c ia>-
Vvhsr, the mountains frame the pictured plain
with a border line of Snow
Where tre chill Of death from The blizzard
breath falls with sting Gut Bow.
There rides a man OF the wild. wide west.
bIest If the sun aGd air,
A simple man, win q face VI tan. AMI 3 heart
20 do aLd dare.
From "rope' and ''qurt" and ripplins gan
end the strougling ''haokamore.
Tho untaIned bronco learned his viii ana q
master burden bore
o,sr The sloushs aud the sgpheTet si''h''
and in time OF his greatest need
when ha rides in the peril OF hpoi ana norm
M the head Of ,he nisht siamoeoe-
IA Il slow ~ speech hut quick OF hand ana
keen and true Of eye.
H. j. wise in tine learning Of natures Sehoet-
tl,s oxen carth aHd sky,
AIS strength is tbs SIR Dsta oi an honest httFt'
he IS free as tie mountains BREATH
n. takes no fear q a living thing and makes
Jest Of def III.
Richard Linthicum. IN Little Chronicle
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still prevailed In the assembly, but their
power out OF doors was gone, and they
were unable to prevent such crimes as
the September massacres. the princpaI
things they attempted after TINS, were 10
procure the arrest of the leaders OF INC
September massacre to over-awe the niop
of Paris by guard, to save the KING
life and to impeach Marat. who III turh'lh-
duCed the various sections OF Paris TO de-
mand their expulsion from the assembly,.
This demand could not be resisted as II
was backed by 40 pieces of ardlery un-
der Henriot leader of the sans-culOttes.
Thirty ere arrested, but a majority hau
escaped to the provinces. All through
Brittany the people rose In their defense
and under the command of Gen. Wlmpteh
formed the "federalist army, which was
to rescue the republic from the hands OF
the Partisan populace. The progress OF
the insurrection, however. was stopped py
the convention.
cused before the convention of conspiracy
with Louis XVI. the Duke of Orleans, La
fayette and Pitt, against the republic, and
IL was decreed that they should re
brought before the tribunal The G's de-
Tended themselves so eftect ually that the
convention closed investigation on he
31st That very night twenty-five were
sentenced to Geath. All per shed by the
guillotine except Valaze, who stabbed
himself when lac heard his sentence.
Nine were afterward guillotlned. ten were
hanged, and four others committed suit
eide to escape similar Fate There 10
much more could he said of the Girond SITS
but fear have already taken two much
of Aunt Susie's valuable time and space.
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THE FOLDED PAGE.

Up IN the quaint o,d attic as the rain
drops patteresi down.
And sal. idly turning a school book
dLstv brown
4 came - leaf that vas folded. and
NAKED in a childish hand.
The teacher says. 20 leave this u0w. It's
hard 20 understand
What WIS 80 hard-I wondered. I opened
Il with smile.
Only % read. at the problems end: we
learned why after while"
Ny tears fell thick as the raindrOps then.
up in the attic old.
As I thought OF the leaves that are
.'fc,ded down till the days OF our
lives are told
one was folded there with q tender hand
To the sound Of summer rain.
when the dust Of wears lies thick above.
VII we open this page again2
And can we write Wlih steady hand. and
on our lips a SMILE
AT last ouE Teacher told Us why and
We learned it-afler Whi.e. q"
Elizabeth 7. Lloyd. in The American
Friend
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MOTHERS MEETING.

The New York State Assembly OF
Mothers" has recently closed a very
successful meeting of mothers. and some
very Interesting subjects were discussed.
This organization was started in iSs7 by
a hand of earnest women II was stated
by ;he president that the purposes were
10 promote IA the state of New York
eonfrreuCes by mothers and teachers upon
questions vital 20 the best interest OF
home and school. 10 stimulate active in
terest IN al that pertains 10 the highest
and best development of children. ami
10 make the work OF the state q greater
force in e-evat.ng the home hy un.1yins
nome .ufta- nee with that uf school. Of
church and of community"
These objects are very .audable. and all
mothers sa1u,d encourage them The
meeting fo-et.irr al 50 many wcll-'uf0rm-
81 aud brilliant women IS Obliged to Tu-
su-t .n m-.h -5ro1. ihe discussion of such
SUBJECTS as the dependence % the men
t4l Ali m.r.il ii.a ef t.- cAi.d upon rhy-
scaI ,rn1it .0as.~ ''s.er.a. needs ~ cbll-
Iren OF school aes.' evidence ui fatigue
and tae combined r,ssolslollilies Of
math.-s auI hers must turn ga the
uas1iigLs lrtu many d-rhca-d mind. for
uut an mothers HaKe la, advantages of
informing ttell-.ttts uu these subjects
.s tn tBesl who make the study Cf thein
taeIr l.le work
rh-y discussed tae influence Of mass;
il a., home uy pictures. Illustrating by
tl.luE sI t... rls4sgre trt I-rTs pictures
tcliy one g.Dt sacat uaI been 20 cai.-
G--u ai ever ths laul. ana uot only
rl-.r-t-- uc- .-l.--.us- - .-hitIrtn s.
anus. fil.uts- tsatE -4mcs anu toss, tle
tducat.Ve ksiae af TOYS and games. and
many other topics tas numerous 90 mem
tluu- Tll-. Ten minute talks were very
effective. AaEy mothers returned 20 their
homes better tEl.auel far tnc training
a. thel- Gitfa ONES after such Al AZ
l-rieuce meeting of mothers
They are following the advice Phillip
Brooks gives us wr-n be says At is
good for us ro thnk tlat no Erace nr
blessing IS trl'y OURS t.l we are aware
THAT G.d uas ...s -l some one e-se
ulr. ia lhrc.eh cs s. 4. X.
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to see how she was progressing. Her lit
tie fingers Were dancing with easy rapid
Ity over tine keys of the typewriter and
she looked up at me with u nod and
smile. A week later. while ! sat at my
window thinking of her sne came In and
with a slight culver In her lips tod me
her story. The day before she had
found on the desk a note from her en-
plOyer saying he would he out of the
city and there was no work for her 20 do.
That morning on returning 10 the office
she found another girl installed. No pay
was offered for her weeks work! man
who will allow a woman to work for
him without remuneration is the smallest
man in the universe. as far as principle
Is concerned. no matter what his sta
ton in life may be. He doesn't de-
serve the name Of man!
/ was speaking OF this to a friend when
she exclaimed: why such as that is
common at the north. That is the way
a great many get their work dOne-take
a girl on trial. after the work is finished
conclude she does not suit. and she re-
ce!ves nothing."
IL this truly a northern plague which
has crossed the Mason and Dixon line.
casting its shadow over our sunny land
and preying upon the principles and hon
-
is to blame for thIs evil is not OF SO mach
conseq as how To remedy a.; how
10 stay the plague. Woman is not al
together blameiess. Longing 10 feet indie
pendent. over-axious ana determined TO
have work at any price. she has made a
great and grave COMPROMISE, and those
who are Obliged To work TO gam sIs-
tenance, must come under this compro-
mise.
The teacher and mantua maker have
placed a value upon themselves and very
few OF chem wli lower the STANDARD. IL
you do not like their price. you are well
come TO pass on. employ some one else.
"a would be we'll II ali working women
would follow their example as far as
practicable Estimate their worth To be
equal to mans and insist on having IL.
Form league. and strike for higher
wages since these things are 50 preya-
lent. | have yct t. see a sane man who
would give his labor merely for board.
~ 50 meager ami starving "A sum as wo-
fam will lic would Call his dog and
20 hunting nrst. eo 10 the river and
ush an dag. lie on his back under some
friendly tree and sleep the hours away
or stand al some favorite street corner
snit ana gossip until his coat became
thrcadhare. Tie has appraised his SER
vices ana if Pee cannot get his market
value. or something in the ne ghhorhoa d
~ IL. he vii not work. he would never,
never work Tor nothing and do not
blame him. But he should remember
the golden rule.
Mrs. ADDIE CHAMBLISS.
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A DAY IN BED.

Oh. what is day IN bed,
season 81 rest completes;
day ~ delight from morning till night
With plenty Of good things 20 eat.
For scientists say and must believe.
If we want wise clear-thnking head.
And a body thats tough. of the right kind Of
stun,
We must give It a day off in bed.
Imagine the yawnng and stretching and all
of the joys such loafing would bring:
Imagine the bliss OF day sueut like Tits.
While the world was a-toil ana a-swng.
Just fanoy the envy of an feilowmen
Who knew you were banked for the Jay;
Why, the malice you'd spread By your day
off In bed
Would more than atone for lost pay.
o naught Is SO rare as a day in bed
Not even day in June.
Ana blest the man who invented the plan,
VINO deserves FAR loftier rune.
/ hes YOU To try it and see fer yourself
,Thaugh I haven't myself. 1t Is true).
Fer thtrc's nothing, say, 50 rare day
In bed. unless It is two
JOE CONE.
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friends about not having Il cold Tor some
.ifna ,,s. win surely have q severe Cna
,,.s1-. rte .o.s.l. - o7t 2 hove known Of
.--.,5 -,-t.. t.,,t e..[,rbe.--s-. ,,.,e-.rs trba
~ ~. i.-'--.'= Jus -',-. ~ - .
nave tl.-s ragged fl-o't- 0-u "--' qua
Tered a heavy cold saturday
''If you ride wheel never tell any
body thar Won have not had A Duncture-
II ,,, know o4 q 5sfv vvso has never al
1-,5.,I ~. ,.,,r7 .,,,-r,t,,-e. - -ase her
...t .... 80 - -. -, II,
UPS ann -''t5i s-i- l.-iS o"-iS' ii-t
for over q year ana .iloen extensively
the tires have not set been rucclure--
Az ,rh.@I~orn vefU agree thai -his is re-
r-rlsrfs b4vs 9r.fnsr lady 4rtsrd
.- -,,..r e.-4 ,1. f---,.-
"--' - -
t't- was l-A-t--is- I'D --t nc --oi- '--'
sst-eSro'ia t' .i-i mousse ~-r "fi t1-'
fc-lsu enough 20 tft5 ana -4--A L-1Il
uuuCturls
..ff rms .ar.letor hands sou 4 strip o.
.t.,-..- ...,..-..... + il. ~ -r. Il4r van v-IiL
-
@- --7-'t -
Never mans 5o-- H--@e u S1--e ~
3nvt1.1- else H4 t-- a.uthico. # IS q
..sr, .He- a En.E u c.a-e Ni E4l- 10
s.-.-. .l ~ hons. 1T u fr.9-
-'. ..f. -.-.5 -. --..,
-'-Nt. 9l- ~ -.--
taL--. NrFt- E-ss -'1 '-s - ~ -
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AN IMPORTANT SUBJECT


Wiu vou allow me through the Kiiss-
drm to say few words LHpn slhl l-ct
which IS 81 much importanc- to me. and
<neull be % every woman, especial. y
chose who are thrown on thelr own r.
sources and forced u Cpmu-lt with the
World single Eandedg n Is the dcurecia-
tlan ~ womaus services af-i tle dif-
fe-.uce ulas between her salary or yEs,s,-1
ard that - man Tor the perIOrinance 81
th@ Same work That greatest ~ S'"r-
rflus. Em Arp. said ia 4 recent letter
..tv..r-.- taH a tHutsard wrun-s that
vzars -r-r-..H..s~r This IS one wrong
which nrf.. is nsI without remedy. Aany
= r.ar-.r r.-as,.-e 4 nier,. pittauce lor Ia
f.sr y.hicl is r"s.vt -sai irhs .nie. trying on
la.lr aud -lI- Go eases not n few.
th. gafuat5an is placed az zero and she
gets nothing Ir abe humble walhs u
rf. L.-rla- side bg side w th maa afd
cr1gael'Iy ahead 90 u.in- woman does
ror receive au ssu.i ,ay " him. aud
.U fr. excuses and reasons added Up
amount Is this-sbe IS "a woman,