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600 yards all wool serges at 49c per ward.
reduced from 75c.
700 yards fancy black dress goods at asc
per yard; reduced from $3.50
$50 yards fancy black dress goods at Al d
per yard; reduced from 500.
400 yards fancy black dress goods at 81 %
per yard; reduced from $3.50.
$50 yards fancy black dress goods at 81 Az
per yard; reduced from $275.
150 all wool suits at $S.75 per suit; worth
$50.
95 suits at 1896 per suit; worth ss.N
10 combination suits at 1895; reduced
from $3.50.
90 combination suits at sS.25; reduced
from $500.
II combination suits at 1886; REDUCED
from $3.50.
3, 800 yards French sateens at 15c per ysrd.
reduced from 25c, 35c and 40c.
. Ladies' linen collars at SC.
Ladies' embroidered ehambray sen Al.
lars and cuffs, at 15c; reduced from 81.
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.ar,.an S.,ors xV.n.a

WASHINGTON CITY, June 2S.-The Chilean
legation today received the following tele-
gram:
SANTIAGO, June 2S-Chief of Chilean insur-
gents, ex-captain of the Chilean navy, George
Montt, has notified the American admiral at
Iquique that the crews of American vessels
ought not go on shore as they would run the
risk of being assaulted by the revolutionary
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Liberian Minister Dead.

CHICAGO, June 2S.-Word has been re-
ceived at Muscatine, Ia, announcing
the death of Alexander Clark, the Ameri-
can minister to Liberia. He died at Mon
rovia, the Liberian capital, June 8. Clark,
who was colored man, was 65 years of
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Foul PLAY Suspected.

NEW YORK, June pa young English
man named Charles Warner, who arrived
here on the sd, from Devonshire, Eng
land, is missing. He is known to have
had $1O,0O0in his possession, and foul play
is sl1spected
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Rudini Desired to secede.

LONDON, june 2s.-The Rome corre-
spondent of the News learns from the best
authority that Premier Rudini desired to
secede from the driebund, but on finding
England in great sympathy with the ALI
ance he declined to isolate Italy by refus-
ing to renew the treaty
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Two EngIi.h designations.

LoNBoS, June 2s.--Sir John Fender has
withdrawn from the board Of trustees of
the corporation on account of his col
leagues suing him for receiving fi0o 90
invested on his guarantee in . coal min
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Shipping News.

New YORK, June 2S.-Gaelic from Hull.
New YORK, June 2S.-Spain, London;
Ethiopia, Glasgow; Servia, Liverpool.
HAMBURG, June Is. - Furst Bismarck
and Wieland from New York.
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TOM CANNON VICTORIOUS.
Wins Wrestling Contests From the
Germans

BERLIN, June 2S.-In the Graco-Roman
test here Tom Cannon, the American
wrestler, easily vanquished the German.
Rhinowa. The contest lasted only five
minutes, TO the great chagrin OF the Ger
mans present.
Crystol, the French athlete, proved a
tougher opponent, but after an exciting
struggle of thirteen minutes Cannon was
again victorious. Cannon maintains that
he was not defeated by Abs, who, he says.
merely remains on the defensive. He is
sued a challenge for another trial, but it is
unlikely that Abs will respond.
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Rolling Mills Destroyed.

WILMINGTON, Del, June 2s-The Old
Ferry rolling mills of the Diamond Stake
Iron Company burned tonight, and some
adjoining property was damaged. Loss
estimated at $500, 900, about half insured.
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santiago's BIoodIess revolution.

PARIS, June ga dispatch from Buenos
Ayres says that a bloodless revolution has
taken place in the province of Santiago
and Senior Delestero, president, has been
arrested and forced to sign his resignation.
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Jewish Prosecutions Continued.

ST. PETERSBURG, June 2s.-It is reported
here that serious anti-Semetic riots oc-
CURED in Kherson. Strict secrecy is main
tanned in official quarters about the
alleged trouble.
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Boring Sea Commissioners SAN.

LONDON, June 2S.-Sir George Baden
Powell and Mr.. Froude. members of the
British Boring sea commission. are pas
sengers on the steamship Etruria, which
sailed from Queenstown today for New
York
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ing company. The trial is expected to
lead to important disclosures.
Captain Shaw, who for many years has
been head of the London fire brigade, has
resigned his Office.
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Fell Dead While Preaching.

SARATOGA, n. Y, June 2S.-Rev. William
NJ. Ogden, rector of the Church of Holy
Crosse at Warrensburgh, Warren county,
fell dead in the pulpit while preaching
this morning,
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Patti Wilma a Iawsuit.

BERLIN, June 2s.-The action of Rus
sian impressario, long pending against
Nine. Patti, for damages for breach of
contract, has been decided in Mme PATHS
favor.
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Decobain Follows His Prince.

LONDON, June pa warrant has been
issued for the arrest of Edward Decobain,
NJ. P, who is charged with immoral prac-
tees
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SWEARING TO FACTS.
Atfidavits Say That Rheumatism Can
Be Cured.
DIR. P1oufs rheumatism Cure Has
Never Failed.


The columns of any newspaper are not
spacious enough to even give the names of
rheumatic sufferers who have been cured
by DR.. Plouf's Rheumatic Cure. 1t would
be pleasant If the affidavits of few hun
bred could be published, but that again re-
quires too much space. A synopsis of a
few reads like this:
81 visited all the springs, took all kinds
of medicine, but found relief only in DR..
Ploufs remedy. 1t cured me-"
NICK HANNA
Sworn to before Hon. t. II. Cam, notary
public.
Il was cured in ten days"
Sworn to before L. H. Wheeler, notary
public.
81 could not dress myself. DR.: PIouf
cured me-" FELIX WHITE.
Sworn to before L. II. Wheeler, notary
public.
81 tried physicians ell the way from
Boston to st. Louis without relief. Dr.
Plouf cured me in two weeks ,c
Sworn to before George +. Meacham,
notary public.
WAS unable TO walk since 1873. DR..
Plouf cured me in three months"
MRS. J. ]. HOPPER.
Sworn to before james 4. McEiroy,
notary public.
Hundreds testify in the same way. All
the evidence is sworn 10. No ''ciaims"
are made not backed by facts.
The Rheumatism Cure is as invaluable
as the sun. Sent 10 any address; 81 per
bottle; three for So six for $40, twelve for
$50. OFFICE OPEN SUNDAYS.
DIR. PLOUE.
Rooms 6 and Olympic block, Seattle,
Wash.
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Walthsm, Elein, Howard and fine Swiss
watches al discount AZ Hanssn's, a6 Front
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CITIES.
Exchanges Inc. Dec.
worlds student conference

NoRTHFIKLp, Mass, June 2s-Three ses-
sions in the Worlds student conference
were held today. At the morning session
In the village church, Rev. John Smith,
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CLEARINGHOUSE REruRSs
The Boom Is still at Galveston-Stagna
ton at Naw XnrH

BosroS. June 2s.-Following is a sum-
mary of the clearinghouse statement for
the week ending June p, as compared with
the corresponding week of last wear.
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That the men of Seattle DON'T WEAR NIGHT
SHIRTS. We intend to prove the correctness o.
falsity of the report, and in order to make thu
proof positive we will put the prices of the famous
"Faultless Brand" of Night Shirts away below cost
Prices from SOC upward. Among others you can
get an elegant embroidered garment for 75c.
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CHARADA

Gel dulce lecho deia pastorcilla-y al verde
tortOilla ?,-que anunciandote esta que va SO
eleva-mi priDser0 Seg1usde bella .pura?4-
Despierta gozaras de Su hermosura. ."-Un jo-
ven iardinarO asi cantaba- en Ia manana de un
hermOsO da-mentras que con aliento Sc eX-
forza'a eE !evantar un arhol que yacia-ten-
dido; con destreza Verdadera-usaba mi So
gw'ad0 y mi tercerG II Mas oh desgracia por
neutrality-suspicious. 6Stas de 81 manO
--rumpen un it'll lie peceSdad-en ciertas Oca.
clones al hulnanO-el cual sacara la srviente
Marta-y cuyo nombre dan Segmnda y cuGrtG.
-Pesaroso 'iel casp el iardinerO-la vista alz0,
y al yer mi tOdO liiO :-'' Celebrada seras hasta
el pOStrerO-de los amos, montana que csc IN.
drljo-fuis1e del moro cuan 10 lie Grauada-lO
e3n0 pOr Siempre la espanola espada.
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NotiCias de Ia IsIax

~ Sc desean personas de responsabiIilad en-
los pueblos de la Isla. dOnde La CORREsPoN-
DENCIA M tenga agentes, que quieran hacerSe
cargo de la venta del pCri0'lico al menudeo.
Vendemos Glen ejBmpIares, frances lie porte,
pos un peso, 80 por SO centavos, y % por 25
centavOS. Los fondus deben envarso ounce
nal semanaimente POI adeladta'io. Los que
qui6ran suscribirse IN solo eiemplar paga-
ran dos pesos pOr 81 trinestre, deben en-
War dicha suma Ell efCctivo seOs de co
rreos, o liDranzas de la prensa, al dar la Orden
de SuscIici0n. A
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A INES
j Yes esa paIida for

Yes eSa pallda nDr
Que SO inclina .on angustia,
Tr;ste, deshoja,ll y misEia
Sin aroma y sin color -.
Aver. reSplran 10 amor,
Luci6 galarda ep til si6n,
Y hoy que tins oiOS la ven
En- Su miSHria inaudita,
GQu6 inSpira esa for marchitaI !
iQu6 inspira 81 no. desd6n -.
Ines, meEOs preSunci0n,
Pues tn hermOSura gentil
ES una rosa lie abrit
De eSfImera dnraciOn l..
Fu6 al abrirse en- la manana,
Esa flor que ven tus OjOs
Ya cOnvertida Ell desp1iOs,
Hernosd, bella y galanal
Lo que prueba, nina Vana,
Que en- este mundo falaz,
Els la hermuSura, tugaz
Relampago brilladUr,
Que, Senejante al amor,
Pasa -. = no vuelve jamas |!
Ines, menoS presunci0n,
PueS tn hermosura gentil
Els una rosa lie abrll
De efImera duraci0n -.
SANTIAGO II. More
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amigo 81 professor Sr. d. jose Ballesteros que
actnalmente reside en- Bayamon.
Dicho amigo nos ha manifestadO deseos de
asociarse con algun propietario de terrenos
incultos, para explotar la gran collection de
semllas de cereales y legumbres que pos6e.
Nos parece que 81 ell Sr. Balesteros logra
su objeto de explotar Ia variedad de pantas
que desea aclirnatar eil el pals, seria en- be-
neicio para los explotadores del negocio de
la provincial en- general.
~ No hemOs bebidO nunca mejor Brandy
que ell del FRAILE CARAT
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u C0s0S que Sc recOnajeasdGn Ell BUEN
GUSTO, unU lie los mejores salones de barbe-
ria y peluqueria de Ia Capital.
f'ropjetosrjo: J. Apellaniz, San Justo, n1-
nero l6-Pertumerla extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abOnados.-ESmerO Y mpieza.
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UM amigo.
DULCE PoNCENA

Esencia delicada que ell oifato aspira con
delicia, tray6ndonOs In mente los dias ventu-
rosos dc Ia existencia, ALA en- la simpatica,
Ciudad del mar Caribe. Tambi6n esta content
do ese bouquet Ell los PolvOs Dentales del DR..
Salcrup.
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No tenemos inconveniente en- aseguraF que
las tintas para escribir copiar que expeEde
La HispGss0- americana, no tienen NADIA que
envidiar las demas que Sc introdueen en- esta
plaza, pues son de las mismas fabricas que tie
nen otras casas con la ventaja de ser mueho
mas barataS.
Para pedidos dirijirse a C. R. Aguiar. g.
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Noticias de Ia Capital !,

Sc enruentra en- esta Capital, hemos te..
nido mnrho gustO en recibir su vista que
agra,leeen0s, nnestrO estimate amigo el Sf.
don NcoIas Lopez de Victoria, director pro-
lttario de- Et ReSGnssps u ~ AnNnctdd0r Co
alercial de Nayagnez. Que. lo pase hien en
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n o T A S

tes tnuebles un juego de saa, un seib0t, un
tOcallOr una mesa do c0m6dOf t0lo EN- per-
fecto estado Pueden examinarsa ed los altos
della casa ndm IS, calle do Ia FortaIeza. ga
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Leemos en- la ReviSta. de PWerto- Rico.

"Segnn carta que tenemos la vista, pa
rece que IA trste suerte de Evangeista Figue
rua SIS cincO "ompanernS, con Ell cOndend-
dOsa muerte pOr habpr aseSinadO don Jer6-
nimO Blez Ell Juana- Diaz, no ha escarmenCado
los ignOranteS hogalzanes de Adjuntas.
Parece que tambien hay allf delirantes que
aspiran Il repartirse la hacienda ajena des
truira, va que no ha de ser Suya.
Sc han repetido ell la Ultima semana las
escenas del ano pasado, talando palos lie cafe.
y pegando fuego las casas Y nlIiezas de los
hacendados don Santiago Pietre, con Miguel
Campos Otros de que esperamos detalies. q
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Nos eScriben de Hu3nacaO:

''HumacC 20 de Mario lie 189f.-Sr. Di-
rector del dariD LA CORRESPONDENCIA.-Mu
SenOr miO: Habiendo Ieido Ell la crnnca de su
diStinguidO diarlO. un articulu rttiri6ndOSe 4
cierha carta andnima sObIe un hechO OcurrldO
en- ell reatrO de HumaeaO en- UNA de las repre-
sentacones dadas por 81 prestm'gitad"r Ba-
Iahrega, debo haCer ptbIicO al hechO OcurridO
NO con el Tin de ridicHliZlr al SenOf que pro
movie el actO SnO para ue.natsl4s pu@tla ha-
Ger mdOs concentrates SObre las representa-
clones dadas pOr dichO professor. El hechn tu6
el siguienta: Eli uno tie los experimentOS
hre Transmission a,livinaci0l del penSamientO
snlicito Balabregs como natural, sublera al
paicO esceniGO algun cOnOcid0 cahallerO con
I'll ObjetO lie praticdr 10 anunciad0; ell caballe-
TO que Sc presto para dichO experimental Sc
conmovi0 tanto al adivinarle el penSaml.ntu
que era ell de su difuntO padre, que prOrrum-
p0 Ell un fuerte lantO deIanto del pubiicO,
prOduciendO como es de eSperar en- eEtOs ca
SOS, la hilaridad de unos, la compassion de
OtrOS.
Esperanto de la amabidad de V. la pu-
bcaci0n de esta carta, aprovecha la oportu-
nldad para suscrblrse de V. su affmO s. 5. =
El Representative, A. VItt0l6G."
En- la tarde del. l.28 ocurri6 en- ell barrio Es-
perGaag@ (Arecibo) un conato de incendio en-
un cafetal del Sr. Ruiz, Y han sido detendOs
por III Guardia Civil dos indyi'lOs sobre los
que hasta ahOra recaen sOspechas de que sean
los auCOfeS uel at6uCadO.
90
| : Sc ha autOriZadO pOr 81 GOblernO General
la installation de puestOs de la Guar,lia Civil
Ell los barriOs CalIejOnes (Lares); Cialit0s (Cia-
| leS), FiOri la (BarceonetaG BarrlO nuevO (Ba
] yan0nl; Cuchlllas (Corozal); Esperanza Care
ciboG Rosario (san Germany Alto de las Cru
ces (Cidra). y
| y Aver por Ia tarde ocurrf0 en- Adjuntas un
conato de incendO que fu6 estinguidO sin no.
vedad.
Sc han aprobado las actas de repanteo de
los farOs que SO cOnstrulran en- Punta de la
Tuna y Punta del Hguero.
Sc han concedido treinta dias de licencia al
tOrrerO del faro CulebyjtG don Francisco Capo.
Ha silo nombrad0 escribente de III Sub
inspection dc Policia de Guayama don Jnan
Alapon.
Ha tornado possession de la Acadia de Cia-
les don RamirO Matute y dc la de Fajardo don
Cristobal Andreu. III
Ha sido nopAbradS 99slador de telagrafos
con resi- lencia en- Utuauo don Salvador de la
/ Iglesia.
Sc encuentra enfer1na en- Santurce de al
/ guna e. avedad Ia 'tistinguida senura doha Ru-
sarjO Daz viuda tie 1apia. Que reStabez-
ca prOnto son nuestrus deseos.
En- la manana lei % al toque de Gloria,
con mOtiND de nnus cuheCeS que 50 Ills ,ara-
ron en AdjuntaS, Sc incendl0 "a cObija lie va
guas de una pequena casa inhabitada trente
a la plaza:
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FUGA DE CoNsoNANTES

Dedicada d la SrtG. Rita Herrera.
g Julie e o.i.a..e.
e OIL e. a .ue.e.
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ANAGRAMA
PONCE coRRE PoR OLA, RIA listed LENCo

Formar con estas letras ell nombre de un
per0dicO de esta Capital.
Irene LOabrieI
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Irene LoubrieI
PROBLEMA

3y3 maearelas, a 8 y z pesos la docena,
i cuantas Y Z naca"elas son?
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Maria N. c.

No cesamos 'le recibir queias de la Capital y
de la isa (estas ultimas OhligandOHns 4 sOstener
una crecida Y cOstOSa cOrTespondencia), J, pOrque
no publicamns segun los solicitantes desean (y 81
por rig0rOs0 turn"), las semhlanzas entTeteni-
mientns que envian. El motive tie la di-
laci0n |" hemOs manfestatlO veces. ara
cada un entretenmentO que publicamOs, recibi-
mos por 10 menOs veinte que tienen que esperar
tuInO.
Buscantlo el modO de complacer los que nos
favOrecen CON dirhos entretenimlentOs, ayudar.
nos Il la vez Ell los enOrmes gastOs que esta EN-.
presa origina, hemOs dispuestO 10 siguente.
10 SegWir puhlicando gratis pOr e turnO co.
respondents los 1lcbOs entretenimientOs:
p Cobrar hajo el plan de- la siguiente tart
ia Il los que deseen que los qleenvien publi-
quen sin espeEar su turno.
oeUaDlallka -$I OO
Charada de 4 versOs. --....--.--.. so
L0gogrifns.. observation-disclosures. so
AnagranIas. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
Sail de Cahall0 0.-..--..--.-....... 90
Losd"nias entretenimicntOs: ST son
eoAioS-- u -. -------- .-.---.----.---. 20
Larat's so centavus d un peso segdn tama6O.
AL eIIgiar el manuscritO, debe acOmpanarse su
voln nrgs ALL .1rroo & Ia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-31

Hay un modu muy tacil y sencillo de ha.
Ger crecer los arboles, los frusales s0bre toCfo.
COnsiste en- lavar frotar con una brocha en-.
papada lie aqua la corteza de los lllismos, hasta
que no Quede tiBrra nj nuzgO en- 81 trOnco hi
Bn Las ramas prineipales.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-31

esta Capital y que regrese felizmente sus la
res, son nuestros deseos
81 90
I1 81 trafico p0r ferrOcarrii entire Arecibo y
esta Capital va aumentando mas Y mas cada
dia. Aver llegar0n solamente de dicha villa
mas de so personas otros tantas de las pobla-
clones del transito. El tratico de pasajeros en-
tire los pueblOs de la linea nos dicen que tam
bien aumenta considerablenente de da en- diag
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-31

Hemos tenido Ell gHsto de recibir hoy la
vista dc nuestros, apreciables amigos los Sres.
don Gonzalo Gonzalez, agente de LA CORES
PoNDENCIA en- Arecibo y la del Sr. Combell,
estmable vecno de aque!la lOcalidad.
Agradecemos nucho su atenci0n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-31

"a visitado esta redacciona nusstro antigua
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-03-31

LaFa7ls so cpntavOs Q nm peso segin tamaiO.
AL eIlgiar el manuscrtO, debe acOnpaflarse su
valOr en- sellos de correo a la par.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-09-04

ET will not break YOU to help the Special
GNOtice oIumI,. 1t will not make us rich
If You do help it. Hut this is what it will
do: 1t will Indicate to the outside world,
and hundreds of Globes leave Durham
daily, that the men are alive and that they
are Inviting trade. Help the Special Notice
column. Special monthly rates.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-09-04
How a Diamond Cuts Glass.

1t has been ~ascertained by a serias Of
experiments that a diamond does ncS
cut out the glass, file fashion, but forces
the particles apart, SO that a continuous
crack is formed along the line Of the in
tended cut. The crack once begun,
very small force is necessary to carry it
through the glass, and thus the piece is
easily broken off. The superficial crack
or cut need not be deep, adepth, accord
ing to fine measurements, OF a Booth
part Of one inch is quite sufficient to &C
complish the purpose, SO that the appli-
cation Of much force in using the dia-
mond only wears out the gem without
doing the work any better.
Numerous stones, such as quartz and
other minerals, when ground into proper
form, will cut glass like u diamond, but
are not so valuable for that purpose,
lacking the requisite hardness and soon
losing the sharp edge necessary to make
the operation a success. - St. Louis
Globe Democrat.