work like scissors or shears. One end of each curves inwardly and has a
pointed end which will enter the corn. There is a chain below which will
keep them fixed in the necessary position for firmly holding it.




CORRESPONDENCE.


MR. WILLIAM B. HARISON.

DEAR SIR: Pardon me for calling your attention to an error
in your valuable paper, THE GREAT ROUND WORLD, which has
many friends here. On page 1,036 you speak of the steamer
_Pewabic_ on Lake Michigan. This should read Lake Huron. The
wreck lays about twenty miles from Alpena. Some of the
readers thought this should be corrected. Hence I take the
liberty of this letter.

Wishing you best success for the paper, I remain

Yours truly,
H.H. WITTELSHOFER.
ALPENA, MICH., July 19th, 1897.


DEAR SIR:

We acknowledge the receipt of your letter, with many thanks, and are