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use. when you will sec new hair--fine and
downy At first-ycs-but really new hair
--sprouting out all over your scalp.
Danderinc Is. We believe. the only sure
hair grower. destroyer OF dsndruif and
cure for itchy scalp. and il never fails
to stop falling hair at once.
II you want to prove how pretty and
soft your hair really is, moisten q cloth
with . little Danderiy and carefully
draw II through your Rair-taking one
small strand at . time. Your hair will
be soft. glossy and beautiful in just q
few moments-s delightful surprise
awaits every one who tries this.
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possrs whose soags shs sing. and one
Of the many extra numbers she was
forced 20 ada was Way Down Upon
the 6uwanee River. Her diction. like
Mr.. Mccormack, vas admirable. Miss
Nieisen's accompanies was X. Rcmayne
Simmons. Mr.. McCormack's was Al
berto Bimboni. A duet rom "Madama
Butterfly" brought the concert 10 an
end when II lacked only Ave minutes Of
six o'clock
CLARA BUTT AND Mr.. RUMFoRp
IN CONCERT At hiPPoOROME.
Clara Butt. the celebrated English
contralto. and her husband, Kennerley
Rumford. baritone. assisted BY Manuel
Klein and his orchestra Of sixty. and
Harold GRAFTON. accompanist at tho pl-
ano. gave a popular concert at the HiO-
podrome last night. They were heartily
applauded by large audience. one,
however. that did not MI the house.
Nine. Butt gave free rein to her re-
markable voice. 30 much Of power and
beauty It holds that no matter how
faulty she produces II at times none
can fail to be Impressed by II. In Han
ders Largo and in Memberships 20
Rest In the Lord" she was q delight "a
hear. In Kathleen Mavourneen," to
the discriminating. she was not. Ye,
her singing of this ballad ana OF This
Lost Chord" gained great favor. Mr..
Rumford disclosed q very pleasing voice
and manner, despite his not complete re-
covery from a cold, In "All Thro' the
Night" which Mr.. Williams had sung ri
Aeollan Hall In the afternoon: Drink to
Ne Only" and . stirring Border ballad.
He also sang when the Swallows
Homeward Fly and "Thou'rt Passing
Hence" Nine. Butt and Mr.. Rumfard
together sang Goring ThomasS Might
Hymn at Sea" and Tho Keys OF
Heaven''-the iatter with fine art as we'll
a. voice.
Evan williams. the Welsh tenor. who
has not been heard in New York re-
Gently. gave q recital at Aeolian Hall
yesterday afternoon. His middle voice
showed signs OF wear. but otherwise Il
held much of It's former charm. He was
especially happy in Haendcl group.
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with which he began. His other numbers
included competitions by schubert, Jen-
sen. Ware, Cadman. Hamilton. Harry.
Rachmaninon, Campbell-Tipton and
Charles Gilbert Spruss, HE accompanist.
The latter's Yesterday" was repeated.
Al the end Mr.. williams sang the old
welsh air. IAN thpo' the night"
David and CLARA Names gave the
second Of their sonata recitais at the
Belasco Theatre last night before q
large and distinguished audience. Tho
programme. all Beethoven, included tho
masters sonata In C minor. opus 30;
the A major. oRus IL. and the q major,
opus ~. Mrs. Names, at the plano.
showed all heF accustomed charm and
SKIN and Mr.. Names has scarcely, IL
ever. been 10 convincing In his playing
OF the violin. In the last number, es-
pecially. this 'was notable.
A performance of "koentgekinder" at
the Metropolitan Opera House on Satur-
day afternoon attracted and charmed q
large audicpce. The cast was the famll-
lar one that includes Geraldine Farrar.
Lila Robson. Kari Jorn, Otto Goritx,
Rsiss and Didur. Alfred Hertz conduct
Ing. Misbehavior on the part of two Of
Miss Farfar's geese. which she had to
carry OF the stage by fosos. caused no
little Amusement.
''rhe Tales of Hoffman, was sung at
the Metropolitan Opera House on Satur-
day Might for the benefit OF the French
Hospital. Some 5000. IL was SAID. were
added. to the hospitals fund. The cast
was the same as at the first perform
ance. including Frieda Hempel. Olive
Frentstad. Lucrexia Bori. Jeanne Maui
boupk. Macnez. Didur. Dinh Oily. Ro-
thief. De Sesuroia and Reiss, Mr.. Po-
Iacco conducting.
Miss Aiine Van Baerentsen. an Amer
lean girl. only sixteen years old. was
pAniste at the Metropolitan concert
last night. Despite her age she has
won two prizes at the Paris Conserva-
tory. Her youthful appearance and re-
markable technique captivated the
audience. The vocal solo1sts were Nine.
Emmy Destinn and Riocardo Martin.
The opera-house was crowded.
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STATUE TO CARL SCHURz.
Mr.. slower Explains Reason for
MOrningslde Park Fence.

MOrningside Park Fcnce.
Park Commissioner Slower explained
to-day that there was no occasion for
complaint from residents on Morning
side Heights OF the fence about one OF
the bastions overlooking Morningside
Park at the end Of One Hundred and
Sixteenth street, and no reason for
mystery.
A handsome bronze statue Of Carl
Schurs. publicist and statesman. is to
be erected there and unveiled probably
on May IL, the anniversary OF his
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All lost or found articles ad-
vertissd In The World will he
listed at Tho Worlds Informs
ton bureau, Pulitzer Building
Arcade. Park Row, Worlds
Uptown office. northwest cor
ner 3Sth 81. snd broadway,
Worlds Harlem Office. .iD
West i?5th St.. asd Worlds
brooklyn office, 2e2 Wa,hing-
ton St., Brooklyn. for 80 days
following tho printing Of tho
advertisement.
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YOU'RE B|L|0USI, YOUR LIVER AND
BOWELS ARE INACTIVE -"CASCARETS'

Furred Tongue, Bad Taste. Indises-
ton. Sallow Skin and Miserable Head
aches come from q torpid liver and con-
stipated bowels. which cause your stom-
ach to become filled with undigested
food. which sours and ferments like gar
bage in a swill barrel. That's the first
step to untold misery--indigestion. foul
gases. bad breath, yellow skin. mental
fears. everything that IL horrible and
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... m n &! e a R IN
OUR JANUARY SALE
ISA TWO.FOLD BUSINESS PROPOSITION
MONEY SAVED TO YOU, BUSY DAYS FOR US!
A Sale for a Month with Constantly Changing Attractions
suchas only Hean will give!
ORDERS ILL

JANUARY SALE SPECIALS
for Tomorrow
Special" has . meaning here. IL 10
applied only TO out-oi-ordinssy vaIuss.
Here are true Money saver:
80 Ct. Heavy Satin Danasks. .. -
observation-disclosures assortment Of
new designs.
$l.se Linsn H. s. Cloths. ..l.N
ssx7e-siiver bleach-fuii range Of
patterns
II e. BIssehsd Towsllinss. ;. -. 1917
i1.inch--extra heavy quaiity-coiorsl
"a Ct. White Linsns -3s inch. =
Soft fini.h-medium and light weight
pure lincn-for dresses, waists,
uniforms, fancy work. etc.
- Ct. Turkish Bath Towels. -
30x60-full bleach - hemmcd - wide
sise.
q Ct. Unisn Linen Huek Towels. 10
soft finish-hemmed--ia bor-
ders-strtpe. urecian or monogram
- and 50 Ct. Embroidery Flouneinss %
patterns-ca<nbric or Swiss.
IS Ct. Searfs and Squares. .... ~
Also centrepieces-wide borders and
centres Of Renaissance lace or hem
Stitched with drawnwork and hand
10 Ct. Lace Edges and Inserts. .. 10
Val. shadow and Point de- Paris--
to = inch-majortty matched pat
terns-loveiy for lingerie dresses,
$2.sS Embd White vsiIs Rsbes. .1lS
/ Heavy enib'y-iarge desiEns-scaliop
| or hem effect--ampls material for
any style dress. 80
$50 Mems Pure Silk Shirts. AS
| Heavy Quallty-white and coiored.
| grounds-soms with satin stripes--
soft turnhack cuffs-perfect work.
manship-from weli-known maker.
SO Ct. Mems Domet Flannel Pajauas.Ol
Pink and blue stripes-mintary style
$s.sS Wemsn's Serge Dresses. . l.7y
collar and cuffs of SINNERS satin
Mrxe satin buttons--panei back
$22.9S Wemsn's Fur Sets. . .1I.7y
Black Opossum or French Consy-
shawl collar finished with silk frog
or novelty scarf-iarge pillow muff
$ls.sSWomsn' sBlaek Plush C. sss I l.7S
AAal Ptuah-bAun h. al
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nau,eating. A Cascsret tonight vii
surely straighten you out by morning
q l0-cent box viii keep your head clear
stomach sweet. liver and bowels regular
and make you feel cheerful and bully fo1
months.
Don't forget your children-their little
insides need . good. gentle cleansing.
too. occasionally.
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Nisht Dresses-Nainsook andy
muslin-Empire or round
necklace and vide insert IS
ing or emb'y and lace COM
bined-rtbbOn run
value .be................. Sole/
Niwht Dresses - Nainsook--I
embroidery, lace. tucks andy .Se
ribbon-reg. .V...........sais)
Wight Dresses = Nainsook-l
Empire and yoke modeis-l IA
some with entire yokes and
sleeves Of lace-reg. .os..Sale)
Nlght Dresses - Nainsook--I
beautiful styles. with laces. ~
embs.. mcdallions. etc. .saoe)
Night Dressss-Sheer MAIN
sOok-elaborate lacey styles,
including entire yokes and l.O4
sleeves OF embroideries.
iaces. etc.-value 2ss. :. .salcJ
Other sale Values LA. 400 800 %.Os
Corset COvers-Cembric andl
nainsook--wide lace. rtbbonl If
run or lace and two inserts
and ribbon-reG. h. ...Sale/
Corset Covers - Nainsook-l
Three rows Val. lace 'front.' -AS
and back or wide emby.(
value .<0.......
Corset Covers - Nainsook--l
lace and emb'y oombined.S KS
wide ribbon run emby or
fisheye val-reg. 80. ..sa1e)
Corset Cevers-sheer Mainly
sook-trim'd front and backS a
with shadow VAL
reg. vl.S. ................. SaIe/
Other Sale Values 1.9@. 80. LIS
3-Po. Bridal Sets - Mighty
Dress. Combination, Petit
coat-fine French nainsOok-S M
elaborate trim Of fine Fish OsV>
eye Val, with Point Venise
motifs-worth e1.Ss. Sale
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NEW WHITE GOODS
at January Sale Prices. =

49, SsssAsssssy 0eSsC w.
Matchlem Stocks and Aasortmsnts,
N.S Natnsooks-Se-inch-
n-yard piecs................... la
C.p Nainsooks-ss-inch-
2-yArd piece. ........................ 80
90 rreneh Natasilks--ss-inch-
l0yAro piece. ....................... 10
40 Lingerie Naiasosks-
<6-inch-i2yard piece.
u@ Lons. Cloths-<o-inch-
1-yerd piece ........................l At
Q.N LonS Cloths-ss-inch-
1Lyasd piece ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
o. Lens Cloths-yard WIDE
U-yard pieos. ..................1.95
IN and Is ct. Lonsdale Canbriss. 81.
II Ct Csmbrics-ss-inch. ........... a.
nct BesksieyNai.sooks-D-in. .l2t;
10 ct. India Linoas-to-inch.. ...... a..
~ OF. Lingerie Rstistss-ss-inch.. .lS
- at. Dress voiIss->o-inch. ....... NJ
. Of 1ys.SA Dress vsAlss-1-ln-, 20
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- Ct. Chaassshjs Msssaliss. ....... 6A|
q tnch-chiffou finish-best coiors.
SILKS MAIN vLOO2-
~ ~. sooD s.'''s.s. .s.....s..s..s .b1i
Satins. plain and moire taffetas AMI
pretty warp prtnts--black. white
and cOlors.
RIBBoNs-AAyN yIooA.
- Ct. NV At rickinss. .............., m
Also French Teffstas-artist1o de- !.
signs and colorings-for cuahiOns,
drapertes, window seats, etc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
10 Ct. Msressissd Msdss-S1 I'D. .... IA
White with tan. blue, black stripes
and ngures-splendid for waists,
S WASH bs shirf' tks skRt%a: s:ssSSixr
Sis White Lawn sad vs;s Walsts. :, ~
!m %SSy front front Nth pearl nstson.-es :,
open front or back-aii sis0G z va
wAl6Ts-SpCOND NOOR. 4,
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~ e. Imported Lace CsIIass. .. n
white and Ecru-Epauiet. Robes
pierre ana round styles-copies of
NmkwEAR-MAIN FLOOR,
50 e.. Boys' Muslin Night Shists. .... %
Braid trim-with or without DOLLAR
Also heavy nap fiannelette-cut
full-well made-t to n years
BOYS fUhNIsMNGs-rfiIRD FLOOR.
$40 Mems Wool Sweater Cssts. les
Red and gray-with or without col
lar-well made.
MEMS vCRNIsHINos-MAINv LoQN.
$3.50 Little Boys Ovsseosts. ......... Sis
Russian and polo styies-plain or
beited-chinchillas. plain and fancy
oyercoatinss-5 10 10 years.
BOYS CLorHING-rlnhD FLOOR.
So Ct. MehaI Seilisnsss 50 inch ...... ~
Fine round thread-high silk lustre
gray. garnet, navy and black.
DRESS GOOfS-MAlN FLOOR,
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WOMENS AND CHILDRENS UNDER WEAR

decide whether Comparisons have proved
Values than equal elsewhere Be found We did not prepay
few days excitement, but for a month Of great business
Herea q few
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Comb 1nat1Ons - NainsOok
Yokes Of three rows torchon Al
.ARI lace or emby and Val. lace 80
combined-drawers and skIt\
trtmd-reg. .9..."......SeieJ
Combinations - Nainsook y
al Waist or Princes: styles a.
.S8I yokes OF newest lares ana go
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES skirt ork
drawers-reg. N.@.'....Ss
1A Cousbins tsoms-French Nain-l
80" sook-waist, Princess or all a.
over embroidery styies-eiab- lsV<
s Sss'i "a. az .n ps'ssssss,s- VA. So. sat.
"a other sale vsis LA Lao 2.0v 1.OS S.OS
Princess sIips-whlte. pink.l
biue--ydke OF torchon lacey A
al and rbbon--skirt with tucks(
IsU4 and rows-Ace-reg. ~ saIe/
Pvincess slips - Nainsook-l
<.Os deep Jokes OF French embyI a.
four rows lace or cmby} lsV6
flounce and yoke N
.l8I reg. t2& ...............'...SaIeJ
Princess siips-lThree in ons))
MessaIinc and HabutAi silks
white. pink. blue. yellow.
.89I black - boomers. brassiere S.OS
and boned slip-can be worn
separately " desir~d-values
S+s and G.ss............. sale
81 other sale values 1.2D 1.0%. .2.00 S.0s
s~o Drawers Cambria widel -
en,by or tucks and wide lacey s1e
or II. 4. tucks--reg. 40. sa1eS
al Draweps-Csmbric and Mus-l
Mn-doxen fnodels-embroid-I al
cry or lace trimd-
res. IS. ........,."..."....saley
Nainsook-straightl
or circular overwhelmingly
L.0Ol lace and embroiderien. pret-S IA
WV Hsr than .ho. :sv, G,.ew s.srs
special at 500. ........... SaIey
If.os' Other Sale Vaiuss.... .e0. liz LEW
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TOWELLINGS---
at January Sale Prices.

l7-indh Barnsley Crash-vai. 10. IN
l7-inch Dish and Roller Towellinss--
heavy all linen--vaius .7.....,.... IA
All Linen Glass and Crash ToweMings
also Bleached Twils-value n. rs
s2-inch Fine Linen Huck Toweliings
value S..,,'.'''''''''''.'''''' .SJ
COTTON DIAPERING-io-yd. pes
sale.
is-inch--res. 90. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .6l
20-inch-reg. 75...............,.,... .S1
22-inch-reg. 80, .......,.......,...,. ~
N-inch-rex. 80. .................... .3S
N-inch--reE. 8S,.,,.....,.,..,..,. III
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have les pieces of Wanskuk Black and Blue Clay
Diagonals. These goods are staple as wheat, and
have been sold by me at price of 100 since have
been in business; but I have a great q n - m
quantity at this season. which am y l. .VU
putting in at price of, including n
IS 90 Sweater free. to order. ......... LIZ
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1913-08-21
BUCkING THE CLIMBER

Representative Prouty. of Iowa,
springs into fame by introducing into
Congress bill TO compel all rail
roads doing Interstate passenger bus
ness to equip their day coaches and
chair cars with cinder denectors He
igures out that it will cost about ten
cents for each deilector A favorable
export on this bill Is expected from
he committee to which it was re
ierred.
That bill has sensible twang to
/. II deflectors will relieve passen-
GERS from the cinder nuisance, then
cts have them. The total cost of in
stalling the device on passenger cars
will amount to a snug sum of mon.
ey, enough to bring forth weighty OBJ.
lections on the part of the public ser,
vice carriers. Yet, the cinder is Il
great nuisance and any measure OF
relief from it should prove a good
investment for the railroads.
Interstate lines would not be at
ected by such law but state legis-
atures could readily supply co-ope.
rative action, making it requisite for
all railroads to invest in cinder
guards.
Ii has been suggested that cinder
troubles might be avoided by the rail
roads, without having to buy defec-
tors. If they could attach their en-.
gtnes to the rear of their trains, rath-
er than on the front. This is radi.
cal idea. But wouldn't it work all
right? Probably ii wouldn't however
now, that the cinder question has
been brought up, suggestions are in
order. The progress of Mr.. Prouty 5
bill will be followed with interest
Ills enterprise establishes the fac,
hat he has been thinking of some
thing during the hot session at Wash
ington besides Mr.. Mulhars story
and the Bryan lectures.
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OPPOSED TO SiMPLIFIED
SPELLING.

And now there is a plan,' says
the Buckin, KANSAS Banner, tn
introdus simpifide spelling in the
skules of Kansas. se...--rly hop tina
wont du 1t. Not crate many yeers
ago the Spenceran sistim of riting
was introduced in the skules of Kan
sas and it spoiled NOR good riters
than all the penmanshlp teechers
have been able tn turn out since. 1t
ma be tr that there ar but fu gud
spelers now das. but the nu sistim
viii spoil what gud spelers Their ar
1t wood be a nifty good ide to go on
the wa we hav bin and kut out the
fulishnes''
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MAD AT PAINT.

25e a gallon for paint is about $3.50
on the average job, and lots of men
waited last year for that; but they
didn't reckon; they got mad /;
wouldn't pay it.
There are times to get mad and re-
fuse to pay; but when ones property
needs protecting is no time to get
mad and not paint.
Besides it costs more TO get mad
and wait than to paint.
Getting mad doesn't do any good
to your property; paint does it good
by keeping-Out water; no water no
rot; no rot is more than enough TO
make man liberal toward his paint
er and paint.
Paint costs not a cent All the
paint in the world. so long as it
keeps-out water costs not a cent.
DEVOE
Georgia Hardware Company sell it,
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THE FEMALE GARB.

Director Porter. of Philadelphia.
made a sensible observation when he
said that as hong as respectable wo-
men hedizen and dress themselves to
resemble women of the underworld
the police viii have difficulty in de.
tecting the difference.
How can any woman be willing to
run the risk of being enormously
classified
There was a time when the woman
who painted, roughed and penciled.
or wore provooation raiment was
clearly understood TO belong in a Ger.
tain category. She used every mer.
etricious artitice to hegule her prey,
women who were circumspect and
modest held disdainfully aloot from
her example, The woman of Babylon
spared not, in the investure of her
person. with frankincenses and liyrfh
wlthN jewelry and ryed garments oil
every precious fabric. The modern
handmaidens of the ancient sister
hood OF evil endeayor TO allure tn,
silly moth to their scintinant candl,
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Try This Homemade
Cough Remedy
Costs Little, But Does the Work
Quickly, or Money Refunded.

Mix one pint of graduated sugar with
" pint OF warm water, and stir Tor Z
minutes. Put e ounces Of Pinex fifty
cents worth la a pint bottle; then add
the Sugar Syrup. Take a teaspoOnful
every one, two or three hours.
You will find that this simple rem
edy takes hold of a cough more quickly
than anything else you ever used. Usu-
ally ends a deep seated cough inside
of "a hours. Splendid, too, for whoop-
ing cough, Group, chest pains, bronchi.
It's and other throat troubles. 1t slim
uiates the appetite and is slightly lax
alive, which helps end a cough.
This recipe makes more and better
cough syrup than You could buy ready
made for $3.50. 1t keeps perfectly and
tastes pleasantly.
Plnex is the most valuable concen-
trated compound of Norway white pine
extract, and is rich in guaiacol and all
che natural pine elements which are so
healing to the membranes. Other prep
lrations will not work in this formula.
This plan of making cough syrup with
Pinex and sugar syrup Tor strained
ioneEl has proven so popular through
nut the United States and Canada that
t IS often initiated. But the old sue.
'essful formula has never been edualed.
A guaranty of absolute satisfaction,
y. money promptly refunded, goes with
This recipe. Your druggist has Pinex or
ill get it for You. IF not, send to The
mex Co, TT. Wayne, Ind.
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by personal display. Women who are
content to dress as they do are vir-
tually admitting that they cannot
hope to win the favor of estimable
men by the essential charms Of their
own nature. and, therefore, they are
willing 10 degrade themselves to the
low level of those who rest their APP
peal upon the basis OF Haunting yul-
garity that panders to baser natures.
The dress is seen and Interpreted,
the complexion is beheld and con-
strued. ere the soul can appear in
conversation and demeanOr and in
the expression of beautiful thoughts
If one woman of good family and I'M
blemished character is content to
dress for the street as another
dresses for the vampires profession.
is II singular that the average Phila-
delphia patrolman cannot tell them
apart? There is nothing in the civil
service examination that qualities
man to make the distinction and es-
tablish a criterion of judgment.
Il have heard of your painting, too,
well enough" says Hamlet to Ophe-
liza, God has given you one face and
you make yourselves another. and
make your wantoness your igno-
rance" Is it ignorance thatleads
good woman at her toilet table and
in her boulder to initiate a bad one?
Is it not time for true womanhood to
rebel against the modes that take
their inspirations not from higher
ideals of aesthetics but from the de
PRAYED and degenerate tastes of wo-
men who turn mems hearts to Dead
Sea fruit, that they feed thereon"
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While copper mines in Michigan,
coal mines in West Virginia. hop
pickers in California transfers in
Cincinnati dock workers in Wiscon-
sin. and iron workers in Mobile. are
on strike doing more or less violence
to others and paying out all their
sassngss TO keep alive cotton min
workers in Virginia, the \ Corohnas.
Georgia. Alahnrna, Mississippi. Texas,
Tennessee. Kentucky. Missouri and
elsewhere are pegging away at better
wages than they have ever received
before: and there are more jobs than
people TO take them.
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The facts seem TO he leaking out
that William Sulger always was a
weakling; that he failed 70 take high
rank among his colleagues in the
house: that he was ooncetcd and
overbearing and possessed not one of
the elements of real greatness. Yet
he was magnetic in spite OF his name
and other things. the party had hopes
for him.
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The odor Of stale perspiration about
the body can be gotten rid of by using
FLUID in the bathtub. 1t purifies the
skin thoroughly and lends a refresh
ing influence tothebath. Price, large
bottle, so cts. Sold by all dealers.