The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, August 06, 1901, Image 2
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11re.:tending to re reen t: ; lie .n.10.
11 :. \\' i \11'ii NN 1 t\
cobi,rt. d f r s' h ui'id i ve ry hi.
theyculd bo\th\. fi nI unfair.. t ti
fe a 1l wtt' e bu f t h - f
hhi:i',po et. y Uen een' e y.; is
rellrl tt'ntint. tat' .i t lh d:-'}t"''poppee dngtlr,lcCn i A t -'
rtlnlit:ttl force, n!?ti tiitl t"trv'hit;
the..y t'ou..1 bothi fail- all.l un fa to t:'
feat M0',"Wt~.'t t hut tilt'i' }~ 1i f::t
--tht. ' oI t r 'ltStlli by \f N 1t Wr't' 1':
inel' thar:t' of a deatl w\ith th. ia:
tilters in (.'harlestton was made diuring:
fhe :ampit:n. but there't W.:, r.:\ prtlof
fthni gii3 bean e none S .i it
is vir eay to lnak .'h:irst:. Si:114'
1.opli dlight in ii.
'hiei I10etaih and Newg veli:ie it-, cii
poStion1 whln it. st'tm to ligL t it
i :i'.ng lthlaresr for- which it C.innot
bri!'g a seintilla of p\rl'f. The h - t.il
menrit that ('1)1. lHiftc mii lw th :
,tlt'1r elem en10 t thl i t he pr 1!tl.l!iiti:1 i:-..
itn tht"e Cltpai;n i:tt m:n-.;r": :- at o
ztel.v aftal untilit ii y fa '
nl one' d a11lll}l ailtl" 1 auch ta n - i
out 1111' 011 ar i 1; i.' r a , .a -,. n
Ni'tws hts hohent to P' It i n
po)s1tioni ltf repe latinl; : a1!a u
wa:' all'Cad y de .l t 1o - .
fer \l i:wh t 1" ll'}:1;t' c t.:t lt' i.,l l.
lit_ra'.i itand Nt w\\.- t a
f0I' Y"ti 11I . i iitll i:t'
tl . t : 'key : ll . . " : /': 't', II ._
l:it-al ;:t c n in t '
l it :'ald ad Nw i: an.. :r
un lrm,\'n a:-Sr.t tion!. t;ltit
a:.t:n tiv able to take t . :
lt., e i ds no oife i . of i,- 1'- i l t
r tr':aut,. ('11.l .la t t:3t.e Po ttgr:e't
mnt.at, combination 'r tr'r.tn r " it t
ainy st,rt exeept to0 e r t n tl.t' }r'it'.1
bit.Jlni:- in the c"l1ania ls wh'0. .. \;:t
ea y (f a rineth e' '' to wl ' 1 ,. .
h -tn pi.d eL! fo . :.'.n e :
b.tn11'1'd O lierahi ar . '\' New ;.. I' , ny pi':\ '1"
the Contrar'. - -
. to .-ri.:ee
p:-hii :lonis'ts and th 1t' Lrpr: K :
miD' tY:. high Ile.r.: v 'ew wer(:e
c->mbination. to defeat Mtc.wee'nea' ami.
that -'th fair and unfatir means were
resorted to. We do nLot assert that nov
articles of agreement were written arl
igned to that etNet and therefere the
direct proof cannot piosibly be giveni
except from circumsdtantial evidence.
The Mountaineer admits that Co..
Hoyt represente-d the p)rohib)itioni2te
and was their nomninee. 'The State was
oJpposed to prohibitioni an)d an ad vocate
of high license andl yet in the c'ampjalgn
it, was an ardent advoente of C.ol. Iloyt
and did all it could to de:eat AleSwee
ney. True that was very little, yet the
effortL was made. Th'ie Miountaineer
will not deny this. Thnt forces wet-c
cominted in both the fir-st and the see
ond primnary.
WVill Ciol. Hoyt deny that lie was in
frequent consultationt with the editor
of The State during the campaign? A nd
that he made The State ollIce head
quarters when he camne to Columbia?
There are other citrmstanees whiech
might be mentioned to show the combi
eiation, but it is useless to thresh over
old straw, and we had no idea of arotus
ing the ire of the Mountaineer when the
editor-ial in question was writ-ten. 1Cor
tain papers continue to charge a comn
binationa between .McSwoeney and the
blind tigers and this parIagraphl was
put in in reply to thoe charges. if the
Mountaineer insists that the circunm
stances mentIoned (10 not justify the
conclusion that there was a combina
tion and insists there was none then
We accep)t the statement and let the
subject, drop, for it is not a live subject
now.
In another column we publish an in
terview with Mr. E. .1. Wilbur, who is
to be superintendent of the now mill
soon to be erected here. Mr. Wilbur
has had a great (deal of experIence
in cotton mill work, and recently
on an extended tour of the North
emr mAnufacturing States he took
ocdassion to look into the working of
the big mills there. Speaking of the'
prospects for the Mollohon Manufac
turing Company, Mr. Wilbur says: "it
only requires push, a lots of patience,
and a dletermination to back up tho en
terprise on the part of the business
men of this community, to have erect
ed here in this city a mill plant 'kecond!
to none in the South.n Mr. Wilbur is
ar Cud Ih tir\ :t ve n m tl
th v'te. and,' 6.in e h ' tt lat the:-'.' w\,r\
t t ,:t''r} .w a ' . ill t1t \te \Cbi} t
Co1U.td ' A1tt.!I lrI: 1\"v t' e t an tn
V.Ititt' rot't'tt':t! t' \\1wt1 is t'lii l 1tot
mlltltbt''r1'pl} n tt l.th arlina1
Itate' F'rts A\ ?t':liaton.'' Thh reply i1
t1ur brtherl ' e s n i ' 'un . 1111I in:1 in Uationtl
1t I h a y pI.ntit'tl.1\ ilii ll u 0 1t r}tt vl t0
'. t1 't ut .t1: , ? "t
mak :."
W bere i - t i: ' u to -
w\'lU ti be gladi to hav' the" P'ro-;s and1 k
F:Au11 r S(eCify. It wa!; tonly a simp le
(a: 11;t'11t Of at fat't al11 i we iurt' er:-y
S ot I l t a to :' i'
f. . t t :.. .' t : and
1'ti;' : tii t. ~ t 'h c
iii4i'jjn ITt h ih(.loin
b. b-It ttv i 4'~ and
-iit w i fi t.t ai l --- ti e teri
Oun' ptLr ho .d beWi cor. COtedrand
I.eople ' l-hou do. * i.li a they don ' l
wa' it .'awh: ed h tapt
will n Fr lay'spape ha es meh n
thn Co h tr i. Sofa.a we ar abl
to~ judge al of the part had' a most
delightfu and1 prfiabe r anda
minin)nn hof cot. lWu will nt: or the~I'l
re'laer wth ante atpta m')Lfintot
lasti Tueda cittledarly shows. that re
inovalue wit' hi t h lst f I iew years,ad
isn tsaoreidenino the grea a-mrcnBIowth
on th to. And Naewbe~LryiCtlil(l
groing,ltVtClt Iit and Newery rea ret a
tgo tnvestmen. Thefro as 1 we an..bl
L)jhe sall o the pt.h Augsd an
can,gi shoulad buyiablo and buil ad homo.
linatornn Thfos.t. W ir ne oranghe
burg,ti and Liopresnativ At. at. Linue
rlesgaeof the members h plgeeral
lass ebly eorly to ow that ralo
eongres frome behi Seanth dirct
in dolu witthink t lecssarWyefor, acn-i
dia it reign(in or til ntrthe
faulta ht a1 vacadney est s Yet il
gmon, and hegorin thelh fetae from
thgod of anoCtherilt oTlhe.ev 1h i
The seio o The 12h ora Andst News
has beetn asntfo twoln whok w)i th
arobshoulary a0 Bulo anbid has oe
montor tIhe " purosa Iof o reudatng
ofnyehing ton. hase bon tederen the I
toraly ioun. orde thecntrtear ors
cuogrnlrespons.ibilevity dfor It.
mentdonCo thinksimplbCasoryeforal can
the rtohren v insogne ao a trason
uafor nodtrlc hat l theIeir o h
Herald and thews g lo IPlgtfe rvaom
Peret ary to Governor.dha o
\ i I .t-IN .tl l\' tt i t tIt N' ) 1IN S.
S. . ; : I't ' t r \ h '. . a i t t.:r \\ Ilt tI t !
1 (t'nt .n1;.. to na '-eeeelt toa \\ Irreanttut 1
. i en tee l 6 [. ne n
1 er imia r:'yt T ihe ide; t i.
E n r 1 0 . tit n Stou th t'ar.oi
l tt' . t f .:;ji I e 'it l .t1 1. ;i1.I. ! ~ t't.1
aI e \ blacks11 an 11 . 0
. T e '.:', -w i :::t': r' and h eM' Y
t :t' y '. .' : t h tftt'r t' "\;vn , til -
til ht't ,\ h i I t .t'll \t' r thli t that.
t:,r' \\.1- in 11 1i t t tc: I't t' w wvsnt
w\',th 0111- lhot 'Is to thu-pioss andi t10ik
it aw'ay fromt thtt . ;\I1it 'l Ilet ' nre 10.
t' :ttt tl rtl:,il :and ; ht' ':.t;;grrt' urt 10(
it to \'t1t. C t'lrt. what llay, the whitt
lt'tple of the m,tath will govetn their
tl',. t'titr'y."
it' t'ndettlned I 100t'r \Va;hitl,ton'
1tL.etnt' f ritun'ating the nerto along
lit Arial lIIecs,, as all atl,temptII to place
t'l on att et"tilty with the white Itr
ti.-n, :l:ltit int' that WOu tid intensify
rate hatrd inl the south. lie saiti that
:;moltnl the . tltt.)Ut' slaves l :n'ini the
('i\ :ti thert' WIre nare rt' istialtr
tiIlail thit'rt' are' t0l:1y a in tn tilhst,ti,Uh),
(W IHck- in the solth.
I t) n want to u l: t d s'.averV,"
t' lt ::t t i. '' thank ti d ttete are
no :-ta\ S tt:ia\y under': the :-tars and
. i nan tna.ie an ettjtient plea
'0n off :y'l i i: , \T ngthat
' . .ks
- Eex.r:r b t. b -
a 11 \\ra l: t i 11rom l' n- >erryl l
t t'llob t t :to-tld tlolpra:ie t tlw.
'.t ...:':: W :.ll. .. Il,: ,. *.... .: i .
N FW 1tl:Iiti\ t Olt hINti
liti
cuI the( plitiiar:s wteItd to
iO up to 'v e StatC Sertate. HeN
- . e ae . 'owever. aid could not
-c.. and a very short time afte
wI.rd- hs 21 hea_th iaei it necessary
for himn to gortuaroad. While in the
of .\.'ael.".er and tha. :ealed a friend.
r. at a dinner where roast d\ was
the tirst course. I Iobbs often talked
about tha, do. HIe 1aid the master
br.U ged on the animal as being the
fi nest trick performer in the islands,
btut he wantedLt to give the stranger
:nzthing new ini t he shape of food, so
thec little dog had to be sacrificed.
Fromj the Sandwich lslandd Uobbs
wvent all through the wild cotuntries
and his wits never deserted him whent
they were ahout t.O prepare htis body
for the royal bill of fare. Once the
cannibals cauight him and they were
just ready to knock hinm in the head for
dlinneir, btut H obbs p)ulled out a goldi
watch, placed it at the head of the
citief catnntibal, whto heard thte strange
t.icking, andi thtereupon tltoughtt t.hat it
was an edivencee of suptlerntural po0w..
(erS. Ilo)bbs was saived from going to
thte altar and it a little wIlIe hte was
ruling the satme cantnibals.
'"Whilo en the Sandwvich Islantds
a Hriit.ish man-of-war arrivedI to settle
s.ome dlistuirbancees antd it was thero that
H obbs played his good cards. F'or tis t
wvork the King made him a petty chief
tain. Shortly afterwards the Ililikans
wore attacked by a neighboring tribe
andt, owing to Hobbs's ingontuity they
were defeated. T1he king having no
son to pcrp)etutato the oflice, ant election
wais held by t he people, atnd H obbs, of
Netw berry, was u naiimously chtosent to
ho the successor to t,he t,hrone. If ho
had stayed in Nowherry he would never
have gone to the throne.
.F1ivo years ago while in this coun
t.ry Col. Hobbs was ntotilfled of thte death
of the K(ing, and he ptrepared to re
turn to the South Seas to rutle the peo
ple whto loved him antd whom hte
adored. Before he started, htowever,
Hobbs fell it love with a New York
girl, and while talking of othier things
than cannibal life missed the steamer
and lost the thtrono. He does not seem
to htavo regretted this, for hte is editing
a publicatiott, antd now antd then fInds
timo to communticate with his loyal
subjects it the far away New Hebrides.
'This story of Hobbs's career is not flews
to his frientds in South Carolina, but it
is just as wvell to bear in mintd that we
have one King from Newberry, and we
are all proud of him. Hobbs is coming
down this way soon, and when hte comes
to Charleston got him to print the
stor'y of his wild life, which will miako
you glad Hobbs was saved from the
royal bill of fare and not yourself."
1\t)o \ i t ( Ilt\ 1: Ii,:;t ii 1Yu i 1
.Ih' , t1 IN ltil , t Y111 t'l h 11t111 N o,a t1'll,'e
in t,''it:t tio w it I i i ts'I . , III
I itl sItl I h'':: t1n11 1tt'u I ('tfr il 1lofh,w\
re00k t'huri1'h, inl 11thi lllo l\y,'l'hullr-l:ty'
:h , iith ta': ', wh"ite, Is 1h11ni.
\1 i"i 4t: ll . h11 "lay1'r. j- In t! b e 1onm tv
t'Il til'tu, h Of the4 10:1oodyA. o en
tian, ,loIhn lhart :'i d "ta,s, all
hite, and W ill 'atmp, e1e,red, 1iw0t att
he "t ill, w lih had for a week heen
',ndt edl y ut'll lI i l1eof tht':t' l'a -tir". (1n
It' quiit. Tht'y hl ad j lat. stirlteti to
Sor t'he stiill wiben otgcs eiuue Will
'aml1)p. the neg to. of tak ig i t 'he ir4
ziti. h'hioll ik the s.rt'en;t l of the liuiid
;a manuritfatturingr n wt)I \hiskey. T.his:
he ':ro ti enhi'd. Stags gave him
he l in sI trong terns, and ti is was
eturned i ' in1"uag0 eqIually its str')11ng.
'lhe wl ite man a teiptetl to attack
he t grio it rte-k: hut, ('Iamp was
.u) tuinitk. lie drew .a pistol and 1ired
Ine shot at Staggs, the bah taking
'tIedt in tihle left, breast, near the heart,
illingr Sta'~gs a11itlst instantly. lie
ell near the still, his head in tinal r'e
'Os' amoiii t, in th' furnaee.
.he nt'gro left tle spot and wenlt to
lhe :'1eu1se of a colored neighbilIr until
l'r'idav r.totrn"Iing early a coiitahle canie
or hin. lie quiietly gave up ai ni a:
'rotght to the eity and w\as lodtied in
he ounty Jail. At the imtie't held
cesterdIt y .'oroner l'oster exami nttted
roui' white witnesses and the teztimny
iddutcd WaS to the elleet" that l.1g_s
ne'in the tilliculty wi th the tiegro atmi
ttetnlt edt to strike li, anti that ('amp
t'ln ti' e' at h ai nt onet'', the 1hall
iN' l:ee u~a refresh zn hwr have
fat.in tt Io a nd crop,_ arelok
W lihave'ti\ muche time ot,:ptkin
wek.Thefllwn ar the -ulerr
Mr. nd Ms. S & .iar and tw
la scr.1.1 l w "
J. o. ua :le aum, r. . i '.K n r
t ay to I w rIN' 1 ting the ..ar llon
to .C i:.... a: i Sol i t :
W h'a a ec . emo t Colony
r-e- l:.je ct of1 Me a hive
faltree : Oning, agi Cetop- .Amre look
Ma.' ..1.
mine ofpeetinatin. Wwo p akivg
wp llbe as are hurried thei t)On.
At: :,:(:s cpi':tn12iv.. of fe\cer 1 _s
u ' cithr t:in fom ts 9Iat
Ter. e illi omung insevcea
St. l'hilip'. church.nexttlShuna, withs
prearaltry son,iCle. Sar are
vousa. Thos wrting thll cr alonti o
tA ngoacdna.ycmst i
deteat by he own hands.o LaMte lat
Frid omver WillEard aond two
lirnego lroesiwto. hunen noear he
bolnld Lagiuf ahoeman te plaeelsoe
his wh hans, 'tha whmee ofi te gun
willc be olg shargingt the l~i'oad
whica inrd the toexri bls rang i:2.
inuprd. wilch canusedn almoscein
Stat. dehilp.cu nilltws n dle aged
chren.atr Msrte o . S F.a Sube
held~ th mnietoethe wily conu fao
uvraldaysr.gan edetwsrn
Aeregrohacidtallele to his ahb
ilah yhis own .TidstLemen la jst
aout as iths bern hgivng toarth
Mr.1 and Mrs.T hM Mlc. Ll visitped
Saonda loundy hast week.pedftn
Atui thoe logdchring hMr load
Bobb' towar. Jhn W.se Fulmrs, ain
tantcefabou. woils onl the .Poma
rnagro,ad huerd coneatdotreel frm a
haildreorm on Thsay the 25th Nubr
oThe inops'haverw t boyondealy
usdayconing asnopd wverdit wae srn
week,d tad Il am o 'hse anthe
hist of hmyd his tatemayt pick up
from nw ons wil bepie Lonagh t.t
or u nctr,ely,s L. h.ips.bo
SAudgut, 90 wee.
ATcp eachinr 'o Wanted.
taemyaou wo ies at tho scool
hailsor on Tsa the 5th Auut, 1,frte
Theurps' hae on utcr.schooal
peas monthse may $30operomnths
Aeek apliamI hous'tes nd ther
fromicawion wIl bhe pildright.o
oeaovernte.
T [E RUT.L.B.EPNIONPS,
d Jy.il D.e at KINA scho,
l)lro o eeW.n F. eachr.OW, o
Newberr3..EPPS.
h' \ Nl'o '.31. vi t lhENs8ti
l it, Ni",tlto11t41 WI\'1 \Itt%~ 141 tltl tl ott liut
tI to 'eittr,l
'olitt 11it i s, '., Illil' hti, l t)t .t
'Iletti e t .itt e :a .ll u.i ont tltl ilum te'r
t\t 1 .ntl ti'k ts it. the otaolN tl Ait
ext t e~ i I tite 301 It1133r\Illl,iltd -
ititiI .tt1 t tu t l ' n-li er.a t.x
\'6 u 111i in it itt I i 'lt yir. will te
S:T ei.1 ltt t'itl 've ient 1t to met e ttt I(
i ti t,lth who wit) ",it'' to t ite tilvant:t e ol'
the In\ ritttea :t0 ttop at Wahllgltoe ,
1laltinlte, liladilphi.t and New \'tik
:ot";t fIronth l poi ni::i tt i out ' lita t
Ia the ,eo:lt ;\ir I ,Ie 1ilway to
11111 :at at Is ftlltwt is: t I o i 't lt
intilctl to 1ti r w1 1 ithitlreti tlt lay f'utni
litt ot, t s,ile, : td .i t for tietet lintited
to relturnltl on h; b i :te ()etulber i ist. These
tit"l:els :te )ut,(l eitier all tail io r :'ia
l'ot tsulonth, Nttfolk. :ntl iIivergitig- l ines.
f.ZS for titket; leainig valtial
or Norfolk aitil stealner ,to New York
u .eals and state-roou ol steamier wvithoitt
exlra cost, theee .ail to linuttlo, and re
tuni \via sante roule. These tickets to he
sold thily to u+ep)temb)er- 301t, with fital
litttit October 1: t..
''l Setioard Air hine taiay i toperates
daily inl each tilirecttin two vestibulIIe
trais otulipose of P'llt't dy coaches
andl sleeping ct- onl quiek, convenient
seb)edlulles.
F-or any further informaittionl write to
"itu. utler, r., 1). I. A.,
inin' ah l, G ,..
R. 1-'. 1. hltnh, G. P. A.,
(alst.t low e\Lr ptrires t.hanI evCer b)
orl,. 'e.. theml, ait, Wototenl':. if
'"T'ht- storm di ai grua t dael of
lago in Ol Ibortighborhoor. litm
hlr''s hotise w NSturk by lightning
tnd sett on tio, and Ji 1Iloit's bAr
was burneod, with two vatluatblo
hors 0."
1r:, and we-o had two quart of
fresh milk soared by th thundor."
--t'l,vel1d Pan beobaaiaal1.
TEAUIhER WANT.1'
T '0t'1:A\'it T11l' E0'NE A LL
aeh .f All apltploean:ts to hang
free aptpion 111its titheC to)ne Of the
unt rO::ed tldes ont or bfor tho
:Ca sturdlay inA \:t lale
byatherJ pfrd. Salary mo he stated
til .:'aj,ie't All. c i t erl: t month:
or I: rttt. tO . Hte. 1 or ( n
i . S. 1Ali eN,
i'.\T' W . 5Il F.\Il,
Pr/t;yt'rity.
-- - C O L L E G E O F - - -
So'pt 7 'mer harlesto , C .
L'\NEO IN 1AD :3.P ,
*. T'lHONG i'A CU LT Y: WE1L.L
crltuip;pedi ('lheica, Phys 'ical and
B:ological Laboratories; Observatory;
Lib:rary' of 1-I,000i volumes; antd the
fiet Mu.-eum of Natural History in
theo uthlB.13A., E C S., and M. A.
courses otier'ed.
Tuition, '1ha, p yable n two irn
stalnc+.ents. Board in COLLEGE
DRMIITOR Y cand be obtained at $10
a mowth. One Scholarship giving
freo tui:ioon is assigned to Newberry
Count' Supwler tdo ' ointedf a
tinon Al caroundats. foree admisio
all penditte agd to opte for L vcat
boy elr. Entrao eeexminti ou. il
be hhl a theCol)tlege oetembe
27 and 2 A. N. seion opens
Julyember 3,1901. Ctlge
HAONISY RANOLPH,Z
der rotwll ILote. Pepident.
ONEYlT ATO EXPET1TJAT
can make n adcrn lotwithyou.
ALeo writhae py of acmuettick-n
etbor yhon lave for sae torhipyu
ids mnte gos ome onrie come
allranc e agadruio sccy
Chas.. PelBLiauD,
Litl lo Gai,S.e
nult for Sto ac, iv
de rtlHotel. p eap frm t.
To i B u p on -dalt,oe mil
from ter fihsvor igh roo
dwllng
Cut P'rce Sale!
'or the next ;;O days wo will soll yoni rlothiii)l, cltal,r thitn it haw boon
Holh in N(wborry,. I loroe 'sm N11111 of our i ro,,. \V1o don't, haivo to write
ilt(o'I1 aliuott ihem u' plric(ea do Iho thiILii;;. 'Th Ipricvs Ihiring tlis salo
will ho like this:
M o n 's itai.tr-4 YZoua.it' & 4a.ts!t
$ f>.7S ut rir.o0 "1.25, r I.:m est pr;eq$4 $ 3.)(
S. >0 cuti. pricos 5.90 .h 'tpics42
1.;>,) cut, lices 0.25 o Cut pricoa 4.2J
I 1.1>) cut prico 7.75 9.50 cut pricos 6.25
I('.S>t) cut prices '.5() I .51( cut prices 8.25
Wo have tvn0do cults lik this on all colorod Spring Suits The balance
of our Clhildronl's Suits will ho closed out regardless of cost. Suits that
sold at OSc., now I eu. Sold at $1.2f , now 85o. Suitt that, Hold at $2.25,
now $1.50. All others in proportion.
Our outire stock of Dry o')Ods to bo closod out at cost. Bost 4-4 Homo
spun Sc. Bostl Prints -1o. 10'c. Cottonados 12c.
Straw H1lats! Straw linfts !!-All go at about half price.
Shoes ! Shoes !!--Otur stock of Shoes botter than over. All low-cut are
being closo(1 out at cost. Ladies' Oxfords from '48c. to $2.22, worth 75c. to
$3.()).
"1'Watch our widow for prices on suits.
Rospectfully,
'T'ho Ilead to Foot Clothier.
T.!ho nets are made withlout folds on tho sides or in the H oad-piece, giving
porfoct ventilation to the sleopor.
FIVE REASONS WHY YOU CHOULD BUY THE DIXIE.
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1st. It affords the best vontilation, having a hlead-pieco 5 foot square
without folds or cross sticks; the hot air readily escapoA, and the not being
free from folds on the sides and foot of bed the cool air easily rushes in to
fill the vacuum11.
2nd. It handles the not, by releasing the cord at the foot of tho bed; the
sprimg arms carry the n.ot to a por pendienllar position against the hlead-board.
8d. The bed ennl be rolled to any part of the room, for ventilation or
other pulrposos.
4th. It is the only not in use thalt is an ornament to at room, draping as
beautifully on the hond-board ats a lace curtain does on a window.
th. A child can work it. For salo by
4.W.ooten.
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