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THEDRY GooDs CLERKs.-Why don't the dry goods
men give their clerks week Of holidays in this hot
dull season No class OF men toll harder all the year
round for their employers than these dry goods
clerks Let them, then, have brief respite-a day
or twoto breathe, and look upon the green fields and
the shady trees. The thing can be easily managed
Let each storekeeper release, this week, one-third
of his salesmen-next week, these can relieve ano-
ther batch of their associates, and alternately
The present state of the business quite justies this
course on the part of the storekeepers, and we are
very sure they would not lose by il in any way The
clerks would be none the less serviceable on their
return, we will warrant. Come, Messrs. Dry Goods
Men, let us see if you have really got practical
philanthropy about you!