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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIV, Issue 187, 6 February 1912, Page 8

"I am glad to see in Australia that the working man is getting a chance to wield the club/', said Mr. Dors ey, of the editorial staff of the Chicago Tribune, to a Sydney Sun reporter. *1 do not know whether he will wield it rightly ar not. He might become a despot, and the despotism of mediocrity is terrible; but I am pleased to see that he has the chance. Labor in America is disorganised, and is still more or less subject to the man who commands the troops. The firing on labor in Pittsburg many years ago at the time of the great strikes, when Andrew Carnegie had enough influence to call out the 'Federal troops,' was, in my opinion, one of the blackest things in the history of American legislation." 8 KEEP HIM IN PERFECT ORDER. "For the past seven years I hare kept my system in perfect order by the occasional use of Chamberlain's Tablets," writes Mr. W. MoWilliam, J.P.. Waimana, N.Z. "Whenever I feel dull I take a dose and' find that two tablets taken at night leave me a fresh man next morning. Chamberlain's Tablets are particularly good as tliey neither gripe nor jurge." Sold by all chemists a*d, storekeepers. Warner's Corsets are splendid hotfday lorsete. They cannot rust nor break, lor can the fabric tear. Prices V 6 and ipwards, from local drapers.—Adrt.

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