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The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29
rHE NAME AEFAIE pISTU ER>
FINANCES

The sMec. even - = poNeaaiaty &c
var Is syn in Ire a'Ssurasnce ef ere
e,a.csS On Ns-ca sta. tsc=c Was a
ss,-asSs sor ere wecS in ere oe1S ac-
pass.s ~ New NorS CIV. % che sum -
SIS. lsS. SO ts IS TIE ls-Sess eec-case
sszcs 1871. Lsrxe Shipments g -,cccy
Asvs Ns-ea =.ste o re wcst TIE iu-
tsrso- hanks tAst Keep deposits n thr
y. Y. Csty hanks, have largely VITA
drawn them. n view ~ gvossteie dtscur-
narcss. Haardiax has OeSu1 ~ ti-id
peop,s. Many persons. unable % u1ie--
ssara rns StuG.scc. tss~ sAar In c-sse 20
wa-. tAa Spanish crg.sors VII s.tacs
New YORK CITY and lc,t ere hanks Ma
ru-slly many new c,r--s-ciat eater
p-ssss ars suspended Frvsitent McNi1-
ley. understands ne si;u1tic-. and -
cause he dos. ard moves WIKI oS.7'e-ns
caution. hotA pa~cies unrsservei,y rur
confidence n him. E,vea = a suh-aa--
me mine = discovered under the M1uc-
TIE President viii NC move. u1til t1s0s
IS ample. sufficient snd cc1virci-E
0-oot that the Spanish authorities rut
L sns7e. Il VIII ~ disicuit in8s>i 60
Sst the evidence. Bu. the President win
,os sacrifice . life unless &; is amp'e
and sufficient n the mind of any i--
81 nan
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29

w5slsoss rseA sAseSSs ne sseN~S tss'
+ wss esSs IL rsssa ecesNa> ana bay sS-
erysAsax s,ss, sAey Asye n aset Se9t
Themselves pee4, tAOsSA sAey AsNe tse
grantees rssasy e~os - tAe Wo-s&. ~
cssss tSsy Asve ssnsoSs ne seoaegs,y
~ climate and soap sssSV anScvS a.
~pcosas5oa, Nes tAs Statesmen. sSe
economical writers sAe BANKERS ~ sse
>ocsA have earnestly a~s&cAS3 sAe
xVeae nee3 ~ rssSlSx soo5 ~ S>=ac,
wS.Als Is ysar$ there AaS ASwevSc
sSsa So@s Improvement 81 this matter,
and the snail coSco= planters wSo row
raise sAsSr own supplies sCe i2GspSnG-
sas. comfortable. sr6 p7ospScoss~
Fo- tAs SSNsSSesl SSSS- planter. for
TIE SrHsSSsel merchant here, ne plan.
C2conscsoSS1y followed. - co1cs7r-as-
SaS laAoV II tAe p0o3ac,Soa - saSa- =
Ire SsarlsSs. ard -aoss comfortable. ~
to1S IS TIE p-Scss - Ssssa- hold, BGt
sAoSa who take sss lA-zs- view - cAe
1ssdS - ne whO,s community. - tas
absolute red - Sa Intelligent voCnS
eI&SS, vess3s2s IN The Sosl. and owning
L. the importation - articles ths;
should and esa y rSiSsd As7s. makes 5
very serious condition q thiaSS,
Tee eloss students of the sociSl con-
3stsoa O. TIE CsS7o n AGs-ies have II
,rssSins faith II ne happy solution q
TIE EssVo problem, IS the s7s&s p,satS-
tens srs bsi2s SUA3sysjed. SaG the
negro becomes 81 owner ~ ne SOL, /
raises sod for himself and his stocS. 4
md makes coJ,oa only his Nyooon and I
n she same tins, his cash crop But 4
Acly IS re rssro becomes The owner 4
y ba-5 dos Re rally prosper. and D. /
sous = reliable citizen.
The sugar Producing Countries may
- slowly toVeSd. by economic snd poll
zeal rsvo,UJions 70 adoq- the sane
nurse.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29

aal observation and ssss2ses, WAs;S Il
&. cses2 s~poSss,s sc- esaeAsSS n tAs
higher seAeoas u give - their peaSsS
NJ enid. wAassvsz rs sszsrs-s@eas
nay X. i ssssnsSe1s - ne Gambling
.218osses q the kaowlssss tAss Z can
- AZ las Se@e e2s sh2eS well ne
Parent SHARES IN sAs influence, Ire
Hc2o1ala ssa6srgsrsscsrS are taaeA-
las many things Asssass sAa szss1sSs>
lrg modelling II caay. ard cAss3 sa2Ss.
and wAolsseas stories, ne 1o0n&a>
t5oas % principles q practical ssAtcs
ard god citizenship are beng lad in
the PslaEs Sla3srgsrtsr>
Yesterday a Senate Committee ~
Commended the passage o. ehe esG -
sssaellsA B pcolSe rarS ar Pslauaa @
contain something eysr tA-ss ac7sS q
land Tns Research Clva and many
csrizsns desire % Ne 4 roztssa q TIE
lard Tor playground tsz Children.
They have promised 70 rafss sc2Gs II
aSsfSe IN putting the ground IN proper
shape. and % P1ov1as esneAss, s land
stand and ether attractions, TIE PARK
: Is necessary as the kindergarten.
and It's god Influence. IS exhibited s,
Institutions elsewhere. anon
the mixed population q nat district
can easily BE predicted.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29
No COFFEE COMMISSIONERS Is
WANTED.

The Hilo papers DO Roc favor the ap-
preparation Of s5.0I0 for = coffee con-
missioner, Who may find : market for
our increasing coffee production. They
prefer that money appropriated BY the
Government shall bs spent n p-esect-
ing the business here. where 80 much
has already been learned. and where
there Is 80 much yet 70 b learned. The
value Of our coffee in foreign markets
can b. definitely asce-calnsd. without
much trouble II taken hold Of in the
right way No commissioner IS needed
for that purpose At present. Coffee,
like every o,hsr product in constant
use. viii sslI itself, on It's own merits
just Is fruit or any other article dos.
If ii Is an article Of universal cousump-
ton
Il IS probable, also. that we have
reached that stage in coffee culture.
where cur su5srprising planters. know
more about the best conditions for r2-s-
ing IL, than any expert dos. unless he
has raised it here. IN some experiment
tai station II * generally believed that
our ranches vii produce on the aver
age PER acre, about double the Quza-
tfty produced IN other countries II this
Is true Ee may be veil satisfied Sim
mons, We believe, puts the average pro-
duct OF coffee II the tropical countries
u 600 pounds Per acre II our product
Is double this quantity. We should be
hopeful OF the best results in profits.
II will enable The coffee msn 70 live
where in other places they would De
embarrassed
The Legislature could well afford 70
support Al Official who nay visit the
eoEee ranches. collect and disseminate
and give 70 each one The
results OF the valuable experiences Of
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29

a& not asSrsFe cs the scs os shs Com
aA.ezrsfeatasss4ary IN laying down The
srce e Sas eriag the night tEras, me
q 80 thar tAss COMPANY could
vrcsSeese the H8hH2E company Is tres
rassers and 80 esselasA ths rights q
the parties
ms paper described the coarse Ct
ene Commercial company as enc q
sharp practice &c which exception =
eassn
me reasons Tor the midnight con
Structscn Of TIE Crossing were ecnSa-
cred In the proceedings before the
Court. and NJ. Wheeler. the counsel
6cr the Commercial company, said thar
n vas done Sc Is not C interfere with
me Day traffic Of the Kahuruj company.
rs also said thar If the attempt had
nesn made % put down ths crpssrs
II ohe day time. scms member Of the
Tar Tn scr1s pcecsnse~ On hshals q
the NahlIE company. might chain an
Injunction and prevent the crossing In
ether words he put 1t. that hecause
some wicked member CT the bar might
l1cucs the Court &c % IN Unw1se and
Illegal thing. md involve the Court IL
sell Ii contradictory w1cSsdusss. he
advised the Commercial company 70
Jump IN get possession ant discuss
rights afterwards IN Slatlas that
some member q the bar might under
'scus prstsrss get OUT IN injunction
lgairSE the Commercial Company. he
declared his tsar q being the victim Of
scme decidedly sharp practice. and 50
BE fCrsspAIIsf it by the midnight move
nsnz- 1t l. not very couplImsntzrv 10
our Courts 20 5uauate that ! member
OF the bar On soue pretsnse could
use them To tsfesr Justice \ clever
lawyer knows the value CT possession
u = Isgai controversy
rhs midnight acc. while 5t Is some
times advised by eminent lawyers, Is /
,ruwnst UCou by the Courts. as II tends
% bring Gu Just whHE Courts exist 70
,rsvsnt- personal collisions. the takins
Il the Inv into one's own hand When
! cIElus L horse that Is IN B's posses
lCr- and 3 refuses To give him up. the
taurus set t1s- taces against A
,rsalang into B-< pasture and taking
WY tine horse. \ NAY hive absolute
1gir1 To the horse. but the Courts are
rsats,t To SETTLE the tispUts- Acting
q -1ns advice OF counsel. the Kahu,
ri Company might Pun 1000 men 1t
TUrf. AMI tear Up tbs crossing There
TUUIG Be 4 private warfare II was this
EngsrCUs step towards provoking per
CGII conflict. sUbvErsiVs Of law and
r,tsr- ttAt We called sharp practics- 1t
1es not involve any personal tEShGugc
L the part CT COUNSEL adopting IT, #
On me mert< Of the c.zze- It nay be h
I'LL II opening Up Z new line Of Trans
1rra-lou- the Hawaiian Commercial :
0upa1T Il t1Eng the public 4 great Z
=rvtse. ami Is deserving Of cordial ap-
rCvaL
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29
SIGNIFICANT MPORTATIOSS-

One q Ghz very Interesting items II
the report ot ColIeerOr General Nc
S1oekE Is thar which SETS forth the
vzIue Of imported food for stock The
value Of GIN. barley bran. Lay, mid
dEng and oa1z. for the year 1851. i
&4Iz HI
Instead u raising tls fOod required
By cur stoek. We follow what al poli1-
caI Economists call me vicious system
Of importing wEat should L RAISED
hzrs- II II eau b raised The American
1rutzetiTe zEsI=n looks 10 the eleo1r-
ag=uent u TIE labor n producing do
nestle Eseiz We sell sugar, and buy
sup plies We Ike The American system
80 far IS It brings u Money BaE Es
ztzzfou H. when It cous 70 the policy
Of raising what We zsed for colsanp-
tia We k4p eIose 70 the heels Of ne
British sugar c55ouies that are nov
about Il balkrupteE.
Our hand boo. teiI Is that our
cIHEztz and Fzrfogs zILirUdss enables
u u raise about everything under the
Sun, but ~e, II fzez- raise o1= prodzct
and buE nearly eFsrFthing Else, apples,
orzEgs, peeehes, craps. ea1HfoEsrs
eabbzzs. potztoess korserzdish, Ismous,
zFs imported. II eertzin seeso1s d the
y=zr, W zaoQld u large exporters Of
1Eese articles. We are 1ot
TIE simpIe reason for zst raising
Eh=se supplies, i tls reason Lazt the
aouoa planters q tic United States
eozfne thenseIvs 70 eolton which Is
norsF crop. ike sugar, and for 70
years have pQrchzsed eoFn, wheat, hzg
and othsr prodEcss from The Westen
StzteL Having contracted the habit Of
raising eocto1, having negIscted the
study u the Esya d raising home sup
plies, nove than ALL having accepted
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29
THE FIIIS AND HAwAgBNS.

When speaking % his recert VISA 60
the FIJI Islands Pro- ASassir s-stsd
thar the British ruls over thDse Isl
sndS IS admirahis. The uarlves are
co1;szted. and protected. AL % .1sm
belong either 60 The Roman CarhoIic
or Mss1odiS- Church The Rom *
priests are white men. hu- the Neeho-
dist pastors are native SUNDAY Is 50
strictly Observed that nothing IS
bought o. sold On that day TIE nE-
lives adhere 20 their primitive dress
The white huuus-s who Gave Dis
sraced European and American civil
liEatioa in the Pacific are noc permit
Ted % Sscls OF the Islands. wishcuf
permission. nor are they alIowed 10
oT1 land This pater1al po,icy -
Great Britain pTotsc-S the native race-
while il also fosters British trade Bur
the natives lose their severe iEn-v. Tnsv
fOrsSO 3 sentiment and obtain a rasr
81 bSralti2l benefit This vas nu- -
much the voluntary act % the natives
As l. was the result @ ssntIe B-ash
pressure % course many British SUB
jsctS dislike the policy. but caaaof
help themselves
The native Hawzliz1s need the
sane kind o pars-nal government But
they would refuse l. Il offered 20 chem
By any power. IN dabbIi1E wt-h rep
-5Ss1-a-ive government. u1da- re
Monarchy. they were ENCOURAGED 20 be-
-ieve By al classes. that thsy we-s cao-
able OF wise sslE- government 50 thev
were, and are today. within Emira-
lions But they were educated in -
theory that 10 limitations should -
put On them Nov they are suffering
from defective education. Behind
this defective education. is ne 49,
habit o. thought, or rather feeling
which can only De changed gradually
o. change % environment One can
not eeasure the native for thinking a.
as does But the trze and wise meth
% OF dealing win him czuuo- sasiIv
D determined. especially zs The nos
Of the people. always excepting ne
missionaries, take 10 inrsrs=- in
hin, and the native himself does zot
intend 70 take the advice OF the mis-
Si0lary
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29
GOOD CLASS OF PORTUGUESE.

lie points Te desired 20 make r.
gaFding q good class % Po--uzus=a
laOorers and their outlook on -besa
Islands, are only incidentally df=cussA.s
d Nj W ]. L0wris in anorhsr col
umn- We restste our points First
Se take il for granted that svsrv
Anglo-Saxon admits what has ban
proclaimed By all OF The Al Of Julv
orators, for Z hundred years -hs- ne
so-io-lF, strength and permanent 1-0s-
Is=Elty OF nation lies in The azrisul-
luEeL Class; that they are the -back
bone and sinsws OF tie stare This
e-ass mus have homes. thar = oxn
44nd n Zee simple, and they must Be
@ols 10 obtain q decent living from
Il Il IS nov beyond discussion that il
3 no- OF the classes that are uo- fixed
70 the soil, that the dissatisfied. The
restless, the TiOtOus. The dangerous
people come Moreover the az-icuf-u-
raj class becomes restless and Derhau=
dangerous II IL has 70 sweat too heav-
liz for It's daily bread
Nov, We have a good class OF Po--
tuguese, as their COnsuI-GeuerzI savs
We assume for the argument +aa-
they are desirable, and should mate
up part OF the back bone and
sinsEs' q the nation But. Ike re
same class elsewhere, they mus have
nomss, which means land. ana thev
must De able TO live @deceutlyr in t5eir
homes We have educated this eIazs
and their children out Of the miserable
condition in Portugal and the Azores.
We compel their children 70 attend
scnoo-s, and get knowIsdgs. Knowl-
edge breeds wants and plenty OF
them.
The plantations do not. a. present
see the way 70 give this better class
homes Of their oEn. They must re-
NAN tenants al Kill Every boy ia
america grows up with a hatred OF
me tenant and lessee system. The
portuguese share the hatred BIZ in
stinct The statesman hates IL TOO. be-
cause II creates a restless, dangerous
class. The plantations are. therefore
not desirable for this good cas- Of
men, az We understand the word
good" A fair and thinking maa a.
Dir. LoTrie il. must see II.
Give one Of this class Of Portuguese
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29

Bur TIE establish 1IEEE CT Sy-cI1 III IN
titIIzstrT usa1< hLrt U1re1z5l1zin,z L41cc-
11= uSE CT TIE tes1 Grain Ne Doubt
ua1F I1cCugscsnE uen are really
enough GO Undertake IT, Bur th= ecu-
7,=E=r- nan ga1 d u FUND.- -CQuEe~
C-n-F ueE beecms more VaIuabLs every
dry We have drawn I Pretty EbstIrs
q 1 u=v uatII.zIrE Bur there L not
+siE1at enough n me community or II
7h= Legislature II EyIE E1Is. CT any other
industry On lis fer. even although tie
4silLIiie riEts has ziIeHIIy risn 10 1hsr
feet, and wEtz tnsr shoes. Their eyes
are fad m d=V1Cicu uE'1n tie beanzng
aGe q Its greaE sugar Eud-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29
A Tumor Formed
Finally 1t Broke Inwardly
and Discharged
Trouble Began With Dyspepsia
and Impure Blood
Thorough Course of Hoods sarsa-
pariIla COMPLETELY Cures,

Thorough Course of Hoods Sarsa-
pariIla Completely Cures.
There Is danger IN impure blood.
Disease and suffering are surely COM
ing 10 those who neglect this threaten
ing symptom. Read this:
GILLIAN, Missouri.
g C. L Hood & Co., Lowell, Mas:
Ge1tlenen:-lfyt troubles began With
neToQz headaches, which would last
lie fox two or three days. The doctors
pronounced ny trouble dyspepsia, but
they could not do anything for me, and
advised change Of location. At the age
Of . t1nor formed On my spine, which
Was Very Painful
but did not rise or discharge. The doctor
thought best TO cut II out, but objected.
It finally b.oks and discharged a great
deal The doctors said they could do
nothing for it. Then the tumor BEGAN 70
rise inEzHdly and discharge. Trad much
about cures By Hoods sarszpariIla and
thought would try It. Before / had
finished taking one bottle vas much
rsiisTed- / continued the use Of Hoods
Szrssparilla, and after taking Il bottles I
was entirely cured am nov well, have
good appetite and feel that owe nv
life TO Hoods SzrzzpariIIz." W.D. Pogy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29

rae ccum11zy has plrcS enough C
wcrS me u7aa-er N. Tne man whe
can succeed in dong il X a rare man
M unless h,e X a -misS5cna-y' u h5s
<eis-szcrafce. WI prefer q la-ge salary
rom IN established f1,frSt-x
Forty years ago a ggrieG energetic
ua1 wen mo the woods CT Northern
New yCrs- and ssetlsd n Jon1s5cwa
5s begin tc I'm deer ssaas Il q small
WY ana these he CUT l1cc gloves and
enjoyed cne f1rme-S daughters C
sew them cn the sewing machine. Ffs
zf-hersG Il 4 few workman mainly
Germans E-vn the small glove faccor-
les CT Prussia Ouhsrs came INTO the
business. The quality cf the gloves
improved he trade extended To-
Eay. ever 4100 women ara engaged IN
sewing gloves. 1t : a Esy15. clean cJEsi-
ness. lE1eh CT II = tcre II t1e E1-le
homes SCE--srssi through the cculC-v.
The Two PLACES. where -1e business eel
-srs have I've banks. and II Is often
aid trE1 C1e cc1ic see mere vel dress
Fl young cCu1-rT women IN those
-iaceS. GIVING &C tie good wages.. than
,cU-G bs seen elsewhere II tins Slacs.
rlre ualsri1I new used fer glove max
-ns II lha- <ecaiCn Is sheep and IInc
sff1- u1ch CT which x imported
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29

AL. Il Woai& save soaae krerlsS g. ne
aars. Ssvery oo.ce -saa Wnc = ~
vented frosa r,sSias aistaSes aad 81
Ss9s r9om e-aNsrrsSSe.ent ~ sessd ar
WV, = saved % ne State. We eaaSot
sEo~s. q. ~ onc ~ tsesa.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29
LEGISLATIVE UCTE-

A1cu- UNA aaE CT -1e --us grsseEl 'st
rv c1e Ccnst-1--cn fer TIE. lzuz-h cE
the LrzsIl -l--s Session has passed I1E
ve1 ne cns sy11rsu1sl- zrrgUrr11-. 75-a1
l-r1zsziun wnzch g1es ID ina existence CT
me waE-z -1a1 CT these LziH1,5s ms uCC
heen -1uc1zd The usm1ers OF me
L.sz-s-H-1-g 1-s honest. ga--icCie and
ur-ufen- 6-1- -1zV I-s acc1gv-1.g Their
-ue II r1I--zrs. walc1 h,-wevsr 5u-
gcr-11-- ira g11itza1z II ccmga-t-
zCn VIM the question -sgI--i1E -hs
grIz.a- .en--CI CE these Islands. 4iz1-
- w-1 Gr w--1Cu- I11EzI-iCn-
Does Tia L-sgzziE1I1-e PROPOSE &c Id
-u1-u w-1Cu- adopting CT Eruvit1g
zcme gia1- L NV CHI b. devised 1Ir
zszz-E1g 11z question Cf WILL ne bacs
brns AMI sl1ew GE TIE SlIle s1AI Dc
uralz CT E1s the Pcizcv CT tina
wn-=s hare = Il Crrvactt appearance 4
lt-ez1z che. T. II - rssu-zs j ucsz
V-zGrCus Cns.
The 7Cr-5IsZ-I=ss <gl,sy-I1-i=sL-iv confess
LIE -1e 41,Eil-SazGr lhLz they eEn1Gr
compete win Tia AslI-l.s Nz-n=r
-A1EzG-S,ZGu 1lr PCr-uaErI=se Gin gc11-
7la1- Tie AsiL-5-s we're CORDIALLY IL
z--=t I'd I=zznlt'' BIZ the S5az= 51selz
The Csnzsuz CT cn-lt1i-r,s x very sig
1i.a1- -E= A=iazic 5zuIIs=s number
-i.41 1--sa.iT- L * only i question Of
TIE whzu 11e 81 rs sz.ass u 4ziB1tc
miles over 4zil-ls females VII d.
c-gLs= ? marriage. I1at th= chz,tsf1-cls
VI Increase mere rIgatIT 1hIn ever
The merchants. die mechanics. 1hs LIh- .
Crsrs @ lt= American and European
r-Bess say clI- II Z uCw only L CUES
-zCn Ct -1ue wen C1=V VII cF crowded
cEI- ev Cr[Eu-I- competition = TIM
Ei1z-.= --rz gress=n- :ll1z1lE1- t-rue here
x v--it15I- I1T ErCllyI-ll.s,1 policy r.
gL-rlE TIE 5I-I-s, lh=rE x Z decided.
s-1CE TzE1rCUs Policy II =Ez1z1cs
E-=a-=,- G7 cur deeds II tie Eas1 11t
s-z-Iz-e.t IT cur L,.C-c1.z IL tie grs-
sen FlI1zI--l,C- VICES. l1s= l1-IL,i-z-T 1-
-II-,.i,E=E -H1lt u lilly gIIees- 11= zz-
--sz=-l.z CT tie tt=H.5,=nz1E I=,E==hclt SIS
t=m- me E=uI1s5< TT urre AzlBzle
LLbcr- IL a1sencs CT diversified z--,.-lss-
tries arE 5L1zz WIN ct themselves
e-sa-= ucs1 TiEcrCil= 1ciElT- These
.rrIzL IEIy gGlz-..a- pl.El55-,rIrz. l16 5t-ss
III E1C5E WILL CIEh- -G - tcne
S1u= sly -rH- VI Ira NV Ii TIA
EaE--1E CT ne WIS. E1it u7I=E MIKE
tie GiGice q llr= r-at zndl1g II Tia
C-1=1[ SINE q cur Gvu UecpI= az3
sCus u cu- E11Elz Ezn1 T-lzizcrs. and
glcit E-1-=E-E Isis --c believe I'll tE=
CHER lind LL-.Ez W. v=rE IL TIE caring
Ct -1= WIS 7=arz Eg1- ami lhlBl w c.zr
L1= El= Il L55si Wn=n W earnestly eeg-
z=,t 5Cr IHga1,==e E11ri;E-.E1--1
These raj -,.rEn-IF believe LI-Hz W ErE
r1g5.-T CEF=iznE a-1uE L1= Oriental
--.aat Ct Gtl- CE1l EcGcrlt- VIII cur taGas
--'F4Cri= America Ii-L1u,E- We EEV=, AMI Z
=ll.Elz TT tie A11f=r-l,41 ttlE. ThErs ara
SHE VIC leiz=ya lIHE Va Ira FsC IL
-1= EiE-ul1g & C-= WIS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1898-03-29

The hest glove Il made from kHt
skin The demand fer them X SC Iarge
GhHt ven dressed KID skins steadily
rise n price. We have Abundance q
E1ts here. bur the SKINS are spoiled CT
ruined fur glove purposes. because they
are not properly prepared The peas
ants CT Ercpe raise these bids. bur
carefully see &c It lhsI1 5re skim Is not
scratched CT INJURED. Nz1hng Of the
kind L tCns here. T1e tanning Of t1a
sn requires simple implements.
SCme 1u,s Int sgrapers. We have here
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