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Dominion, Volume 7, Issue 2135, 29 April 1914, Page 9

It is said that a movement is on foot in Duiiedin to form a • tally clerks' union, ami that two meetings have, alrcndy been hold with that object and officers appointed. There is a proposition, thy "Star" is informed, to make- a demand for a uniform rate of wagoG, but on this [Mint there is a diversity of opinion iiinongst tally clerks, many of whom consider that a casual hand, who has to wait upon the convenience of employers, should receive a higher rate than the permanent man. .Aslibiirlon lias been very free front fires of lato, and it is now over six months, according to tho "li.yttolloii Times," since the Kire lirigadc received a call. There has linen no serious outbreak for some considerable time. During the last two years and two months tho damage caused by lire to house property lias only amounted In £10(1. ACHED ALT, OVET?. "I had influenza, with aches nnd rains nil over." Siiys Airs. E. S. William?. Price, S.A. "\Va? (,'ctUiis; worse I'-.ovy ir.inuto, ami did not know "what to ilo for myself, until I remembered that a friend had told me Chamberlain's Cough i!emedy cured his influenza. I sent my daughter for a bottle, and got immediate relief after tho first rlo-c, and before I had taken the whole bottlo was toinpkU-lr cured,"—AdvU.