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poL1cr SERGEANT COOPER ARREsrED.
Accused OF shootiue . boy Who Was Sky.
1nrk,pr on Halloween.

Sergeant James @. Cooper OF the fremont
| station figured on the returns OF that precinct
| yesterday as q suspicious person. Police Cap
tain Thompson, his commander had placed
him under arrest the night before on suspicion
OF having shot Frederick Dullon. the 12-year-
old son OF Richard Dullon. who lives In Wood
lawn. near Sergeant Cooper. Young Dullon
was one OF a party OF six boys who we're cele-
brating Halloween. They took Sergeant Haw-
ley's gate of its hinges. and then swooped
down on Sergeant Coorer's place next door.
A shotgun was fired. and Dulons right hip
and hand wore peppercd with birdshot
He is at home unable to go to court, and
Dr. LIE Bnbier. who is attending him. fears
that blood poisoning may ensue because some
of tho shot could not he extracted.
The boys say that tho gun was fired from
Sergeant Coopers doorway. Cept. Thorn p,on.
in court, charged Sergeant Cooper. upon in
formation and belief. with having fired the
shot.
The Sergeant unofriclally denies It. but en-
tered nc ploa to the charge In court yesterday.
lie demanded an examination. and Justice
Slmms fixed bail at $1,000 and set down the
examination for Monday Under instruction
of Superintendent Byrnes Inspector Conlin
has suspended Sergeant Cooper from duty.
Sergeant Cooper says the wounded boy be-
longs to gang that have annoyed all the res
turned out Of Primary School is q Wooilawn.
One OF Dullon's companions. William Tay-
Tor. was wounded slightly in the hand BY the
birdshot land another Of them named Robert
Paul was seized by the enraged Sergeant,
locke in the Sergeant's house for q time. and
was finally led homo by the coat collar by the
Sergeant, who warned the lads father that he
would try and have the boy sent to some re-
formatory if he did not stop his FRANKS
Sergeant Cooper Is 40 years old. and was an
pointed to the force on Jan. 20. 1876. He was
made roundsman in 1877. but two years la,er
WAS reduced to the ranks. In 1891 he was
1890. was made sergeant. He was detailed
at Police Headquarters for long time under
Superintendent Walling After that he served
In tho West Thirtieth street station until the
big shake up in the department about n year
ago. when no was transferred to fremont.
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BIGELOW.-on Tnursdar. Nov. = 1893 at her lat Q
residence 30 Greene Av. Brooklyn Jane Brown
stebbtn. widow Of Asa Bigelow In the Slst year Of
her age
Funeral services from tho Church OF tho Messiah.
Greene and Clermont avs, sunday. Nov. G. at 8
oc.ork 7. NJ
BUEkE.--on Friday morning at her residence Tho
EsseX. 80 West 6ist at. Catherine Burke widow OF
the Hon. Michael Burke. and daughter of the late
Lawrence Doyle OF llalifa1. Nova ScouA
Funeral services will DO held at the Church OF St.
Paul the Apostle. 10Th at and 9Th av. at 1880 A
q, NJ. Monday. Nov. 8. Nova Scotia and European
papers please copy.
CAJLASAN.-oct 81. jeremiah J.. beloved hus-
band Of Nora A. Drummond. 337 East l4th st.
New York. and second son OF Daniel and Ellen Cal
lAnan. ST. Finn Barrs. Cork city. aged a.
FunerA Nov. , at2F NJ E3ntorment. Calvary. Cork
city papers please copy.
DIIBEHGER Thursday. Nov. ,. william. be-
loved husband OF bella D!berser, nee Stephenson.
Funeral from his late residence 44G East 87th st.. at
O'Clock. sunday, Nov " kelatives and friends
are respectfully invited to attend also embers Of
the simpson. Crawford 4 simpson Benevolent So
ciety and tho Tammanr General Committee Of tho
Twenty'fonrth Assembly district.
H1LI.-on Nov. 4. at her residence. 1888 West 10Th
st. Ahble j.. beloved wife OF william g. Ii.
Funeral services Tuesday evening" O'Clock. At her
lateIs idence'
kEKV.-Edna Kerr. beloved daughter OF Samuel J.
and Margaret E. Kerr. aged 4 years and month.
Funeral on sunday at $3.50. from tho residence OF
her parents. G"7 Madison st. Brooklyn
MIILES.-On Nov 3. Robert Joseph. younger son
of Charles H. and KatoI. Mullen. aged montha
Funeral from residence OF parents. 435 Wythe av.
brooklyn. +. II. sunday. Nov g. 2P.M.
SMITH.-om SATURDAY. Nov. 4. at 1923 lat st. Jersey
city, Bridget. VITO otJohn G. AMI mother OF tho
Rev. J. J. and D-. smith.
Funeral 10 A. Tuesday. Nov. 7.
STARR ON Thursday. Nov. =. Charles J. Starr. in
the S5th year OF hisag
Funeral services from TIE residence OF his brother
Egbert Starr 80 West 4sth St. on SUNDAY, at half
past . clock
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For n rush-line player the aggressive Pom
savage. but IT is useful to roke into the eyes Of
the other team. Capt. Henkey OF Yale Is nXod
In this way. His hair looks as II he could i'm
pale man on it. but Yale men denythe rum or
that he intends to braid it into horns with
which to destroy the eyesight OF his opponents.
Whether it be OF the chrysanthemum. mop.
or wire-brush variety. every football player
must have his hair long. and q field on which
two teams are gam boiling and shaking their
names at each other is truly n remarkable
sight. After witnessing a game n lady re-
Gently remarked that there was at least one
point OF difference between n football player
and a prize fighter. and. heinC asked what it
was. replied: ABOUT two and u half pounds
OF hair per capita"
:. 1t would be all very we'll II this hirsute recu-
liarty were confined to the bona fide players:
but 1t isn't. The successful pigskin purauer
being the hero OF tho day. the less staiwnrt OF
his race and seX must needs initiate him. SO
all the chappies arc discussing hair t0nics and
the barber shops are going into bankruptcy.
the chappt pic Footb"lls the real i" swnggaS
thing now. Gyurls all crazy ovah the payahs.
Short haired fellah isn't in the race now. y
know"
so they are giving time and thought that
might profltably he expended on the interior
OF their heads to the exterior. and Fifth ave-
nue. on n pleasant afternoon looks like n pro-
cession OF Sutherland sisters in male attire
Tho flowing Iocks OF George Francis Train are
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clipped vould look after three or four othsS
fellers had been walking round on his headT
DO YOU expect to become victim Of mob vi
olence. OF, are you fearing an attack from high
Nope: but all the felers are wearing their
hair long cause some time you might get on
the, football team; and then where'd you be
without any hairT
SO the fad has reached the proportions OF q
fashion and extends to all classes. Hair ton-
gencr in the tonsorial line. and the man OF
fashion who Ia bald has chance Of wearing a
long Wig or going into soclusion until the foot
ball season is past.
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The Candy Stuv Ne,t

The Worlds Candy Show will be opened to-
morrow night at the Lenox Lyceum. and
every woman purchasing a ticket OF admission
at % cents will receive box Of bonbons.
Candy making Of various kinds will be ehown.
There will be contests in caramel wrapping on
test on Wednesday. On Wednesday also the
dolls show will be opened. and children from
tho Free kindergarten and rotted Plant Assoc
citation will visit the exposition which will be
omen from until 10 80 T. NJ
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Secretary Lamon, N, G,,,v.burp

GETTYSBURG. Nov. 4.-Col. Daniel Lamont,
Secretary OF War. and Mrs. Lamont arrived
here this morning In a special car. The secre-
tary WAS met by the members OF the United
States Gettysburg Battlefield Commission and
escorted over the battlefield. The entire day
was spent In the inspection. Col Lamont left
tonight for Washington. He will say some-
thing in his report on the matter.
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Arrived-S,rrRDAr. Nov. 4
SIS venetia. Won BAssewitZ. Chrstiansand.
IS MASSACHUSETTS,. Bocquet. London.
IS GladiOlus. Wright. hIeiGs.
rs hurIel. Mckenzie. ST. CroiX.
- Queen Margaret, Breaks Gibraltar
So Mexico. AlemRny Havana.
Is Algonquin. Flat. Charleston.
IS Venezuela, Hopkins. La GuayrA
50 City OF Birmingham. Burg. savannah
Bark i. S. Powell, McCorina Charleston.
For later arrivals 500 first Page.
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Balcony Thieves In stamford.

STAMFORD. Conn. Nov. 4.-Some time last
evening while Mr.. and Mrs. Fitch A. Hoyt were
entertaining friends at dinner at their North
street house. thief entered the house by the
second story window and stole diamonds and
other iswelry and clothing valued at Sl.OOO.
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r. j. HOrner g. Co

THE Hudson Bay Otte- garment. manufactured by
&. &. SHAME. ia and l2h West +2i 81. received
tue hiGhrst award at the Worlds Columbian ENpOs!-
ton Hudson hay otter coats NANTES. and cApes
more fashionable than ever this season. Ladies who
have worn otter garments during III twelve years
admit that they are superior to seaskln; hold their
culor better aud wear longer.
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Wanted by a Well-klOWl Physician,

tive or three cases OF the liquor habit upon whom he
wishes to demonstrate the success of new treat
msnt for the cure Of druntsnpeas there absolutely
no DANGER relic 70 certain and there Hi 30 NO charge
once, I,2o6 Broadway
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4 -EFNSICO CEMETERY. Harlem Railroad, a.
~ minutes from Grand Central Depot: new privAi o
station -ntrancS oilce. IL East i.i ST. Teep hOne
call, 566 3sth
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rRAcrIcAL AnvANrAGEs or HAIR rAnp1No

no longer matter Tor comment ms in the IA ST.
when an nehriatcd student who had been col
ebrniing n recent victory aCcOStnd that gentle-
man in Union Square and remnrked:
"lsny OF gent'mRn. | do know wha' team
got Off tn field an gave yer grea gran chill
dren n chance at III ball ?"
Even the scho9,boys are in the clutch OF the
old lad who attends one OF the BROOKLYN acade-
mics could not he prevailed upon to get his
hair cut. Finally his father ordered him
STORMY to 60 at once to the barber shop, and
gave him quarter with which to nay tho bar
kNr The boy went forth. and returned still
with his hair unshorn. to the wrath OF his
,"bilg't tell you to GO to tho barber'sa" he
"YGs sir,", said tho young hopeful i've
"numphl Cont see any signs Of it. Did he
:" No sir: the quarter was enough"
what did you do with tho quarter. them ?"
The lad diyed down into pocket and pro-
duceh bottle Of hair tonic. which he held up
to the gaze OF his astonishsd parent.
"A Teller isn't Any good with his hair cut"
you go down on your head and get pushed
along IN the mud for five yards II you aint got
a"Huh''' was all the astonished parent could
ind breath to say.
"Yessir. And sposen after you're down you
get kicked In the head. where are you then
How d'you suppose Teller with his hair
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Canal street Rank Dividend.

Judge Gildersleeve ofthn SUPERIOR Court has
granted an order authorizing Rcceiver An
tonic liasines OF the Canal Street Bank to pay
dividend OF nifty per cent to tho depositors.
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&prrlal 3lut,rcs.

MAPLE GROVE CEMETERY on the Long Island Rail
road Maple Grove station City office. 1913 Rway
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iRNIVRD OUr.


IS Panama from New York. at Bordeaux.
ss La Champagne from New York for Havre, passed
the Lizard.
Is Kiynland from New York for Antwerp. passed tho
IS DAna from New York for Hamburg. passed tho
Lizard.
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IS Berlin. from Southampton for New York.
rs RObinia. from Gibraltar for New York.
rs Rotterdam. from Rotterdam tht New York.
rs WrIInar from Bremen tor New York
- hrnpauor. from lIhllbUr tor New York.
- CortaIupiou. from Hamburg for New York.
rs i'rrIY an from glasgow for New York.
IS fTIes.and, from Antwerp for New York.
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auS,ntsi 9lotircs.

or all -rvinr nErncic. from sore thron,a
asthma AdamsOns Botanic Cough Bnlsam has rove
far the best All druggists sell IT, lrial bottles
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MARINE INTELLIGENCk

MINIATURE ALHAsAc-rHIs DAY.
Sun rsss.... 35 sun sets. So Noon rises. 81
NIGH mATER-rHs
Sandy Hook. 8 o5 Coy. Island. AZ Hell Gate. 81
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Throw physic to the dogs" and use Dr..
Siegerts ASGOSTuRA BlT1ERS for good digestion
and q healthy appetite.
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DIED.

Phillips ID n~stible Cocoon,
as rich chocolate: easily digested.
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for Sale.
BUSINESS Chances.


DIG OPPORTUNITY Corner building with good
j, paving. well STOCK ci grocery and butcher business
on main enue horses, waguns. AMI all
$4,000 cash balance easy or Will take country prop
erty; price flhOo: must he investigated he nppre
ciAtrd JENKINS, 1888 Broadway, Manhattan juno
ton. Brooklyn.
NOR SALE-Carrago manufacturing business with
Il lot and bu'iuYs. stock and tools woIEcstsbli ed
trad Price $1,000, or will iR.s active partner with
some capital. Ga ur address
ALHI> SliELTz. whi:e Plans NY
NrNT SELL. NJ once. fvc.siory corner building
WI new, fitted win SALOON and nNtu-r4.
lease; no reasonable Otrr refused Arm prrniHes.
Capt SALINE. 40 bur,Ing zip
IN nOl CIRCULARS SO; 1000 cards r. rIilncads.
lO,OOO 81 Why pay more oth"r work equally
low. special orders AZ few hOurs' notice. EDGAR
Printing and stationery Co. % Wrs' @gth s..
CT S00 PARTNER with The Aboy" amount TO
- LOW. invest in established carriage aud wagon
Tsnrss partner to services ,ih atu interest
same, Address AIBiS SIirlIH NHi'e ilR,us, y Y.
CD 0ln RIlS lIAiL' IS1EEINI IN established
W. ,OoO theatrical enterprise, conf any On road
time AL Nrd, week siRuIs Un.N. sr.'I' season..
X, MIILEKIbS. hos To-, sun Office.
at'antrd to purchase.
" silver. 2hS 81 av. between I'D ana ga ttS
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alrliniouG Notircs

NEW style fur capes reduced to $50 S2b $50 $40
~ $50 g. g slIhihE. ia West AID 81.
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months, its apologist has to confess
that the Provisional Government
has not possessed enough good mate
rial to give decent administration
Of one solitary branch of public SER
vice specified Here are its words:
"When Marshal Hitchcock came into
Office he felt he had not the material
at hand to reorganize and purify the
police department. His judgment
has been shown by the facts TO have
been we'll grounded" Oh, tell it not
in Gath, proclaim it NOT in the ears
of the townsmen OF Stevens at
Augusta, that with all the "better
classes" the respectable and indus
trious whites, who arose to over
throw the monarchy, there was not
"material at hand from which to
select half dozen reputable police
captains.
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BY Lewis j. Levey.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1893-08-18
August.
Flower"

"I inherit some tendency to Dys.
pepsia from my mother. ! suffered
two years in this way consulted
OF doctors They did me
no good then used
Relieved in your August Flower
and it was just two
days when felt great relief ! soon
got so that could sleep and eat, and
felt that I was well. That was
three years ago, and ain still first
class. am never
Two Days. without a bottle, and
if feel constipated
the least particle dose or two of
August Flower does the work. The
beauty of the medicine is, that you
can stop the use ofitw without any bad
effects on the system.
Constipation While l was sick I
felt everything 1t
seemed to me man could feel. I
was of all men most miserable. lean
say, in conclusion, that I believe
August Flower will cure anyone of
indigestion, if taken
Life ofMlsery with judgment. A.
NJ. Weed, 22e Belle
fontaine ST., Indianapolis, Ind" Q
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TIE DAILY BULLETIN.
Pledged to neither Sect nor Party,
BIT Established for the Benefit Of AH.
FRIDAY, AUG. Is, 1898.

What treading on each others
corns is being done by supporters OF
the revolution these days! Else
where mention is made of the de-
nunciation of the police manage
ment in the two organs. Mr.. P. G.
Jones comes out in the Advertiser to
rebuke the Star for an impertinent
use of his name in an attempt to in
jure Mr.. Spreckels.
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Mr.. Emmeluth deserves credit for
his watchfulness of the public inter
ests in the p. q. Councils. He
called attention yesterday to two
apparent wrongs. Notwithstanding
the explanations of the Cabinet on
the pumping plant, it is noteworthy
that the Ministry has taken steps to
put itself perfectly straight in the
matter. The Minister of Interior
advertises to-day for tenders for the
engine and pump.
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CONFESSED INCOMPETENCE.

In last nights Star an able COM
munication appears, i'll answer to
the Advertisers ISLANDERS on the Ha-
waiian jury. Its writer deals strongly
with the recent atrocious police
scandals adverted to editorially in
yesterdays BULLETIN. He says. near
the conclusion, "If the present police
force cannot get along without put
ting up jobs like the one played on
a Japanese pawnbroker lately, and
others that might be mentioned, it
is time the Augean stable at the
police station should be thoroughly
cleansed from top to bottom" Fol
lowing this vigorous note of revolt
in the Government camp against
vileness of species that was never
countenanced in police affairs before
the present Government took charge,
comes a confession in the editorial
columns of this mornings Adver-
tiser of the deplorable and utterly
disgraceful state of affairs at the
station under the present regime.
1t only makes its confession more
humiliating for the Provisional Gov
ernment that the Advertiser weakly
attempts to attribute the prevailing
rottenness of police administration
to the monarchy. Was there ever
so contemplate defense of official
incompetency attempted in this
world? There would be no excuse
for the police authorities, even if it
were proved that the villainies since
January l7-beginning with the
stealing OF opium stored in the sta
tion-had been committed by favo-
rites of the Marshal who was de-
posed by the same act that abro-
gated the monarchy. But when all
the crimes and misdemeanors whose
authors are definitely known have
been committed by the chosen Off
GERS of the Provisional Governments S
administration, and all those still
in whole or in part a mystery
have the responsibility therefor
clearly resting on the shoulders of
picked men of the revolutions, the
attempt to make the monarchy res
ponsible for the disreputable police
exhibition of to-day is stupid as well
as dastardly, What has the mon
archy now in eclipse for seven
months to do with anything on these
islands, excepting public obligations
incurred while it still existed? Does
the Provisional Government wish il
to go abroad TO the world that its
administration is guided and govern
ed by the examples and precedents
of the monarchy that it utterly
abolished as its first actl The Pro
yisional Government came into ex-
istence and abolished the monarchy,
professedly, to give the country good
and stable government, Presumably
it was prepared to supply the good
ness, while tho United States OF Amer
lea was TO be asked to provide the sta
bility. Now, after having absolute con
troll OF affairs, without acknowledged
constraint OF either constitution
or statute law Of the past, for seven
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The Daily Bulletin is DELIVERED by
easvievs for 30 c,nis psy month
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Admission ---- SO Cents.
~ Tickets to he had AT Hawaiian
News GO. and the Drug Stores. sOB3t
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1t is because annexation flags and
badges have become too weather.
beaten to be any longer pretty that
they have disappeared from view.
That boasted nine-tenths of the
country's wealth must be parsimo-
niously held if it cannot be drawn
upon for little bunting and ribbon.
But, say, why has the "father of an
nexatiou" taken in his flag while it
was still beautiful amidst the foil
age2
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To Get at the Facts

Regarding Hoods Sarsaparilla, ask
the people who take this medi-
cine, or read the testimonials often
published in this paper. They will
certainly convince you that Hoods
Sarsaparilla possesses unequalled
merit, and that Hoods Cures,
Hoods Pills cure constipation by
restoring the peristaltic action Of
the alimentary canal, They are the
best family cathartic
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Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
Saturday, Aug. l2, 1898.

boys and girls their chief de-
light on baking days was to
sit around and watch their I
mothers beating eggs for the
cookies and watching an op.
portunity to get a finger in the
custard. An ordinary fork
was good enough in those days
for use as an egg beater, time
was not so valuable nor were
cooks SO expensive; patent
egg beaters were not SO com
mon as they are today nor
were the people of forty or
fifty years ago SO apt in grasp
ing labor saving ideas. But
time brings many changes even
to egg beaters and one of the
best is the keystone" Sim
ply break the eggs in the glass
container, put the lid on and
turn the crank for a minute or
two and you have a mass of
eggs beaten lighter than air.
A child can do it as well as a
grown person.
Lime and Lemon Squeezers
are used every day and it's
pretty good scheme to get
good one SO as to catch all the
Juice. There are wooden ones,
solid metal ones and combina-
ton metal and porcelain. For
every day family use the latter
is decidedly the most econo-
mical because you get the juice
without having the bother of
picking out the seed. They're
a little more expensive than
the ordinary sort but they are
much better.
In fruit country like Ha-
wall an article much called for
is Glass Jelly Jar. We've
sold hundreds Of dozens dur
ing the present season, sold all
we had in fact and had to dis
appoint many of our customers
who wanted to put up a little
more fruit. We have enough
; in stock now to carry us over
!, until the next regular season.
If you want a dozen or ten
dozen telephone and we will
be pleased to send them to
your house.
In renewing our stock OF
Silver Plated Ware we select
ed some handsome fitting Ice
Pitchers suitable for wedding
gifts. The designs are new
+ no two alike-and decidedly
the handsomest we have had
! ,the pleasure of offering you
Silver Match Boxes are an
, other inexpensive article for a
gift to a gentleman and we
, think we have some very pretty
ones. And for the accommo-
dation Of ladies' who do no,
care to buy a full silver tea
' service we have imported d
few Single Tea Pots to sci
separately.
We mentioned a few week:
ago the expected arrival o
some "Multum in Parvo" Char
coal Irons. They arrived by the
"Australia" and ladies who
wish to have their pillow sham:
or skirts huted can do it a
home with one Of these irons
They are an admirable ane
simple combination Of iron ane
: huter combined and sell at ;
very reasonable figure. W.
had a few Of them some
months ago and the peopl'
who bought them have ex
pressed themselves as bein,
4" well pleased.
III