and Cuticura Ointment have alleviated The suffering which Cuticura Soap them, as some of them intended to leave for India and America if they could not get employment.
William Law said that be dismissed the plaintiff and sixteen others, Mr. Osborne told witness that he had done wrong, so when the men cated on him later on, he told them, through an terpreter, that be bad made a mistake, and that he woold reinstate them for a month. The men replied that unless they were given an agreement for one year or two years, they would not resume work. They aid that they were not poor men, and that some of them were going to America and some to India. The question of whether they would resume daty for a month or not was settled in witness's office by a vote, Sixteen voted against the proposal, Plaintiff was the only one agreeable to a resume duty. afforded worn-out and worried parents have led to their adoption in countless homes as a priceless treatment for all humours of the skin.
Captain Barrett said that the watchmen who had been dismissed called on him. They told him that they bad been discharged without reason, Witness communicated with Mr. J. H. Osborne, the secretary of the defendant company, who said that Mr. Law should not have dismissed them without first referring
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