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... object of washing. And it does it with cold water, without boiling and with very hide rubbing. Fels-Naptha does away with the slavery of the baler-fire, the steam the sweat, the smell, the way, and most of the hard work of wash-day. We know it seems too good ...

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... Mr. Hyt. wit CHORUS & lAttatlY AUCIIMITED Pron. sr Ilmne Ann 1•16 is at TO MORROW POOHT. , SLAVERY IN THE TRANSVAAL A MANN MEETING OF BELFAST CIIIZKIOI I (U•i•• ••• Te. 4.• *and awl itpuesSuiat Ouneilre COMBER PLACE (Cee.r Lurks 6.44. 0. SATURDAY Nod ...

... Phu- ' , IAA D. HAYDOCK PAM SIESTIN4I. thydork .I..seradittors. N.M., Whyte Hearn, Hand., .4..—lkan ltdoweL HS J. 4 %allow Slavery Haro.h. Alm= MINCV Wtt . . Duke . itStain Citia atnindataittra Stain Mandan - env at 9 ahl to-dn. Lnerral Annan -Rollo/an ...

... MIN MEM& creo Wa,!,.!.'y no r'cluc Not even Fels- Napcha will make wash-slay an entertainment. But it will take away the slavery of the wash-tub, the steam, the boiling, the scrubbing. it won't make washing easy, but it will make it easier. reht..•.. ...

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... of washing. And it does it with cnl4 water, without boiling and with very little rubbing. Fein-North* does away with the slavery of the boiler tire, the steam, the sweat, the F null, the worry, and most ci the work of wash-day. We know it seems too good ...

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... auf esteedid and deneloped, Um Baer •411 tind ha Oa. unchanged. WHAT HE MAY EXPICT. all this ha. otlood te him st mrebo slavery, tad to be pertains to of fleeing, as north of te sham oostsalS to INtalstton at Ileadaitai, ha i to tam no masa et • Ude% ...