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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
EVEN ON Their RECORD.
Very Little Change on the Previous
Figures.
THE COUNT BY DISTRICTS.
The Scenes and Incidents of Yes
tsrday's Official Canvass
Of the New York
Votes.
THE COUNT BY DISTRICTS
EVERYTHING GROWN QUIET.
The Country Gets Down to the Old
Ruts.
Sp,ciai % Rsrist,r. .

NEw YORE, November l5.-The formal
declaration that Governor Cleveland has
carried the State Of New York and is there
fore elected President, was made at half
past seven o'clock this evening, when the
Board of Alderman reported that his plur-
atty in this city is 43O64;
that meant that he had plurality in
the State Of l,l64. The Cincinnati
chamber Of the City Hall was crowded at
the time the announcements was read by the
deputy clerk and loud shout went up from
the enthusiastic Democrats who had waited
so long to hear this welcome news. The
Republican lawyers we're not present,
having gone away. This evening when it
was plain that no power could intervene to
prevent Cleyeland's plurality and at the very
moment that the Democrats were rejoicing
over the final termination of the wesrisome
struggle Chairman Jones, ofthe Republican
National Committee, was packing his valise
to 90 to his home in Pittsburg.
Finally the enemy Acknowledges defeat
in the lank looking rooms Of the Republi-
can Committee. One of its members said
tLis afternoon. The report that the
Committee intended TO appeal to the
courts was without the slightest
foundation and they did not even propose
to wait for the decision of the State Board
Of CanyasSers, but upon the Official an
uouncemeut Of the vote in this county. II
the figures were against the Republicans
they would throw up the sponge, He knew
what was coming. Col Bliss said this
morning that the Republican State Com
mittee of New York had known for q week
that Cleveland was elected, but they prefer
red not to acknowledge it until the
official count was made, and yet the tele-
graph today brings this from Washington
Mr. Joseph D. Weeks, the treasurer Of the
Republican National Committee, yesterday
sent the following dispatch to Mr.. Glapp,
the Public Printer, who has acted as assess
ment agent in Washington: I'VE are BY
no means hopeless. We have gained
35l over Associated Press figures in
this city. We believe the honest vote of
this State was given to Mr.. Blaine. Will
YOU assist US in showing this?
JOS. ID. WEEKS,
Treasurer National Republican Committee.
This reveals the tactics employed by the
Blaine managers for the purpose Of raising
a few dollars from the already poverty
stricken clerks at Washington, with
which to assist in paying OF
the enormous debt of over 100000
that Jones and Elkins have left behind
them. 1t is now evident that they staked
everything on the belief that Blaine would
be elected, and they ore now ruined more
wavs than one They would not have sur
rendered New York, so easily had they not
been convinced that public sentiment
would not tolerate one crooked step.
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GAINS AND LOSSES.
Both Candidates Keep Even on Their Old
Records.

Both Candidates Keep Even on Their Old
Records.
New YORK. November lj.-The Board
of CanVassers today went along rapidly,
commencing at O'Clock this morning and
canvassing only the electoral vote. The
Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Seventeenth As
sembly districts showed only trifing errors.
In the Eighteenth Assembly district
Blaine gains p votes; in the
First election district Cleveland s
vote as published was 3I3. The correct
footing. gave him 2l3. Clevelsnd's loss
here was 100 votes. The Sixteenth cleo
ton district showed a big mistake. The
published returns gave Cleveland Il votes
The County Clerks and Supervisors re.
turns gave him 272 votes. 1t was so eau
vassed. The Eighteenth Assembly district
was completed BY one o'clock, the canvass
having shown that Blaine up to that hour
on to-day's canvass had gained l27 votes
and Cleveland 200 votes over the press re
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
GOING HOME.
The Committee Rooms Deserted and
Drear.

The Committee Rooms Deserted and
Drear.
EEw YoRK, November l5.-The Demo
Gratis anticipate the conclusion OF the cleo
toral canvass to-day, and if there are no
slips in the programme their State head
quarters in the Hoffman House viii be de-
serted tomorrow and Chairman Smith and
Secretary Bum will return to their homes
in the interior of the State, The National
headquarters in West Twent-fourth street
viii probably not remain open more than
two or three days longer. Ex-senator Conk-
ling and his fellow counsel last night talked
over the proposal made BY Alderman Kirk
in the course of yesterdays canvass, that
the count of the electoral vote be first com
pleted and announced, and that the can
vass of minor Offices be concluded after
ward. They saw no legal objection, and
as it was stated by Messrs. Evarts and Bliss,
of the Republican counsel, had reached a
similar conclusion, it is likely that this
evening will witness the end of the electoral
canvass and the country will be informed
exactly how many votes each set OF cleo
toral tickets has received in this state.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
A STATE OF TERROR.
lncendiar rism to a Case of Nal,
DrnEEfra

"S lncendiarism to a Case OF NAL
practice.
SYRACUSE, y Y. November IA state
terror prevails among the farmers near
~ 's!0;a county, and many orthem
'.@a'n On guard over their barns all
-1' ihoro" ghly armed. Within year
'''n' and o&e dwelling have bsen
'~'o II one neiyb5orhOod and and sew
q S''s1P,s a;a,son have been tustrated.
: asserted tina, this destruction Of prop.
involving the sacrifice Of whole CROPS
gram hay and tobacco. aud con-
'''''e I've stock and the loss of
pay thousands Of dollars, arises
}. y, 'Is e, division Of the community into
En", 'Aehons, over the case Of Florence
roy-, - against Morris Campbell. The
sor, . euu CamP0ells are ueighbors.
,rrs ;. !'aF ago, 1t is alleged Farmer
9.S, ,u ll>Coyered an intimacy between his
,5E. ny and Campbell The latter was in.
1 IL III II oeing alleged that he was connect
S;'S sST "a case Of criminal malpractice, Of
y - Mss brown was the victim. The
80 SoCa II 10 for conviction after a two
], ,Is \. VI! ,!laI IN which all the ueigh5orhooi
=, 'ne effect The case has not yeI
Egas. '1 "''s' 'H'' serious hre'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16

S...,,.yis on the increase IN Ue'n"Iy'
f,~.s there IS so much poverty N tue
.,,r y:ae:g.6ye per cent. o!the pop,
I,;,r consists Of persons who DO moi earn
I,r.r a day. In the city OF Berlin seven
-, ro,.oqs ray ten per cent
h. ,,.;,e income tax. Forty out OF the
.n,ro.e -, .a,s i.om $36ooo to 81, 600;
..r.,. gnde- $4,000, and only eleven
ta-l S,aa0w the highest being SI1O'-
/ .5;,s is less than the quarterly inter
or y,yogsaLvs government 'onIs'
Lana. seen .om this summary that the
,r, c e,en the richest men IN Ter
Eain5.e mo iusigniacancs oy the
- h. incomes Of our New Iosh mil
...... Tire : Just as wide e differ
n. vh,a We cone down to the common
as Suppose some stroke OF adverse
.,re placed ninety FIVE per cent OF our
r. where .hav could not earn a dollar
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YESTERDAYS COUNT.
A Few slight Errors in the New York Dis
trict.

A Few slight Errors in the New York Dis
trict.
NEW YORx, November l5.-The Board
of Supervisors met in the Alternate Cham
Der At 10 o'clock this morning and resumed
the work of canyaSSing the vote of New
York county. The Fifth Assembly district
was completed without any material change
from the original count. In one OF the
election districts Of the Sixteenth Assembly
district, slight error was discovered ana
the vote of the district was referred to the
Committee on Corrected Returns. Other
wise there was no material change IN the
count OF the Sixteenth district which was
completed at 1885 a. m.
The Seventeenth Assembly district was
comple,ed at HIS a. M. The count Of the
First district Of the Eighteenth Assembly
distric, was objected to on the ground that
the total number Of votes read was shown
10 be 1873, whereas it was shown that 226
votes were really cast in the district and
that the Republican electoral ticket resolved
| 81 votes instead Of So. as recorded. The
vote Of the First election district was there
| fore referred to the Committee on Correct
4 ed Returns
The Twenty-6rst election district Of the
Eighteenth Assembly district has been
reached without the discovery Of other err
rors.
The canvass Of returns for the Twwen.
tie,h Assembly district were completed al
ll20 without objection being made.
The canvass ofthe Eighteenth Assembly
district was finished at noon. No other er
rors were found than one in. the 6rst elec
tiOa district The Nineteenth Assembly
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
PRETTY LIZZIE LsONARDs PLIGHT,
In Jail, but spunky, and stili Wearing
Mems Clothing.

In Jail, bat Spunky, and Stili Wearing
Mems Clothing.
BROOKLYN, November l5.-The CHIEF
subject of curiosity apd topic Of conversa'
ton this morning among the female priso
ners in Raymond Street Jail, continued to
be the young woman dressed in men 5
clothing and calling herself Lizzie Leonard,
who was committed to the jail yesterday to
await examination on the charge OF steal,
ing watch.
When word was taken to her this noon
that an interview was desired, she positive
" refused to be seen. She's a terror, she
is," said the woman who guards the en-
trance TO the whiteYashed cells, land
won't see any one nor speak to anybody.
She was mad at me because let persons
see her yesterday, and gave me fits for it. "
Just then an Irish female attendant
came along with tin pail in her hand,
from which steam was issuing. Seeing the
reporter she stopped and cried ont "Oh!
but we've got the correct dude in here.
Here is some noice hot tea for him, the
darlint."
AS the reporter was going away he met
Warden Julien and three men, Learning
that they were about to make an attempt
10 see the girl in the hopes Of identifying
her, he returned with them. 1t took all the
persuasive eloquence of the iatherly.looking
warden to get her to see her visitors, and he
was only then successful when he told her
that those in waiting knew her.
Reluctant.
She came reluctantly to the iron gate
and, after talking less than two minutes
with one Of the men in low tone, quickly
disappeared agaiu lie was said to be a
representative Of Hyde and Behmans varie
ty show, and believed he could identify her
as one who had formerly been in their EN-
ploy He said afterward that he was not yet
positive and could not remember her name
The girl is quite good looking, has regu-
lar features, and is marked brunette. She
is about twenty years Of age, OF medium
size, and has face full OF intelligence. Her
hair is almost jet black and is cut short
She still wore the stylishly-cut coat and
trousers Of the dude suit but about her
neck was white silk handkerchief, and her
manner had lost most decidedly that air oI
gay unconcern which marked her masquer
aiding of two days ago
She will be arranged on the charge oi
petty larceny Monday. Warden Julian. in
speaking of the case, said that there was a
law against woman appearing in mems
clothing, and said that she could be com.
mitted for six months for that oifense
alorp
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>Nrg the settlement in North Carolina Of
foony OF Scottish crOlters from the island
Size or people have felt considerable
ferssi in the affairs Of these untortunateS.
Iye has population of 10000. The soil
sJ' and the crOiters earn a living with
creates, difficulty. The landlords are
En5FiDg SET and demandhigh rent. Dur
'eent years the croiterS have been
''en to the verge OF starvation. One pro-
7 for their relief was to cOlonize them
America, and the North Carolina ex
nan' vas 'ried, but with only doubt
s2ccyss. Matters have gone
IN bad to worse in Skye uatl
te Is prospect Of armed rebellion. At
socoanis The landlords were seeking to
',' about no tenants. These poor peO-
'aaH put out Of their little cabins have
'ae'e 10 20. Driven to desperation
2 2a5v a-h:. Of course their case is
I.e.es~ Troops have been sent to the
all to maintain order, and a conflict can
u. ia nothing but the butchery of the
2.7"S and hopeless croNers. These in
t'a' victims Of foreign landlOrdism de-
We 4 o,tter fate. They are the remnant
'''''a. brave and once powerful Scottish
Is and patriotism and honesty have
MI them 10 their present sad condition.
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a,rI1-sE young man k,IIed I,s ms 3",S,. S..
the other dav because he .o 5oapa on SSs tbs
.,tirs with ano:aOr Young 5' us'D .x,mpIs
Smsu5, s,, i,se,f,o public favor s',,' ss ,a,i ",
an n,'. S'Ias ;Ser are no, 10 be frightened into
+, $. but 5r .o[i .8ch .iansy methods. All the
inSE .,,ss- :; !, the country cant keep s'FI
''',, .:rs;,. when she feels Ike 1t.
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sunno,.I :. H,y. R.rn murdered.

DrnUTrG, Iowa, November lj.-Tnomas
Blake, postmaster at Richardsville, in this
county, was in town and purchased load
nf goods with which he started for home in
the evening This was the last seen Of him.
One of the horses ~as found yesterday near
BurtoA's Furnace; seven miles from here.
The wagon was found in, the woods, fes
rods fsem the read, the seat covered with
blood. The goods were not disturbed. j,
is feased that Ms. Blake has been murdered
and bis body bid away. A party Of men
are engaged in searching the country.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16

...-~,n,< nav come and 90 rasca!s
,n turned on: and honest men turned
..,ha current Of our busy life flows on
r,.al eaannels. The overthrow or
,.e., raF,7 By another in this country
,v srd order is no. calculated to cause
.s,h;es. Jar ur collision. No matter
| q, party IS in power, the average citizen
rrs.,s to ca. his three meals a day, all
2ne. and tie usual quantity OF pie
c,z,inue TO be destroyed, Two nickel
as viii continue 10 be sold for a dime
ts.9!5-e and the man who is compelled
70 Gu, between acts for a supply OF cloves
frd them at the same place,
s,a will be no difference in the
nard for orange blossoms and baby car
,e. The husband vino has been in the
b: of attending the lodge six nights in
week vii! no, depar; from his time hon
!! custom, and his wife will continue to
l- the aiyertis ipg oOlumnsO of the morning
Psc 70, notices Of bankrupt sales and
:oois selling below cost. In this
-,yv We know how TO get up great reyC-
IS wi,aou, firing a gun. Ballots now
e work OF bullets and we have learned
% g.ve up to politics what rightfully De-
s to business, nor to give up to party
D.. vas meant for mankind. This is
gees
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
HELD As A LuNATlC.
Kent for Sin Years Behind the bars Of IN
EngIlsh Mad House.

Kspt for Sin Years Behind the Bars OF IN
EngIisA Mad.Rsuse.
Ioypok November la-An American
named Bsuee, who was formerly Baptist
clergyman in New York city, and previous
" schaolmaster in Illinois, has bean for
she past SIX years confined in the Bsosdwood
Lunatie Asylum.
0a several occasions he has protested m
varioss ways against his detentioa there,
and at times bis conduct and appearance
has been snch as to justify tie suspicion
,ha. he might be sane. Oace he succeeded
in sending telegram 10 the Queen. com
planning Of the injustice Of the eoaSnement
and demspdiDg release. and for this he wa.
locked up and deprived Of many OF ths
privileges of the institution for several
months.
Appealing to Minister Lowell.
Bruce recently read speech OF Minister
Lowell, delivered at Birmingham, and Al
once determined that Mr.. Lowell Was ths
only man who could secure his release.
Owing to Braces exemplary conduct dsr
ing the pas. ysar. and as he displayed traces
Of sanity rather than insanity. she azsiam
officials allowed him TO dress In such cloth
ing as be pleased and perssitted him Il
grow his hair and beard, both Of which wer'
quite grey. Bruce with his long curly lock
hanging about his shoulders became con
Spfeuous figure about the asylum as he pei
formed the duties OF assistant warden d.
vas allowed to visi. town. pay bills, max
purchases, etc.
. Failing to Retarn.
On Monday las. he paid his aecustone'
,;s;. 70 ,be .oxn. bat instead Of retlrnin
escaped to lha sooil where b, hli hini,i
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To Re Tried for sla,ing Hs. Brother.

BzooELYS, CosS., November l5.-In the
Windham County Superior Court here
Thursday. Andrew Squirss, Of West Ash
ford, who CAB his brother to pieces in q
isek-knife G.sl at a "threshiag bee" in tbs
Ssuieres' harm several weeks ago VA
charged by the grand jury with murder in
the first dsgree. He viii be tried at the
April term of the Superior Court lie !,
abou, thirty years old. The duel in which
his brothsr was slain, lasted fifteen minutes
Two other brothers witnessed the fight
which came from O. horse trade.
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district was completed without incident 1t
was resolved TO request the Committee on
Corrected Returns to give preferences to
the electoral ticket.
In the Twenty-6rst Assembly district no
objections or changes were made. Five
detective ballots and four blanks were
found.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
PRSFEREO DEATH

To Witnessing tho shame ef HIS Only
Daughter
LOUISVILLE, Ky, Norenber l5.-Jos.
Keck, an old French fruit dealer, hanged
himself before daylight yesterday, leaving
This note: MY daughter ran away from
me. am ashamed to live longer. am
sorry to do this, but my heart y broken,
and had better make an end Of my life.
Goodbye 10 all my friends His daugh,
ter Rosa, a pretty girl who had rejected
many repr'able admirers. had run away Ia
I've with the keener of low saloon and
dance-house
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16

No disease viii trouble you Il you keep
your blood pure, Jour kidney. strong: yonr
bowels regular and Jour mind clear by an
OCCASIONAL use of that great reyiyer snl
spnporter Of health and strength kuosn ~
~ GuTso.ts YeIlsv Dock and Soaps.
lila ia rraie should be in eyefr moslhl
Is merit should be knosn By all
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16

Ii YoU feel yourself growing weaker, your
strength failing, the functions OF yoar body
becoming impaired. take warning in time
Your blood is starving for want of no1rish-
ment DR.. Guysctts YeiloE Dock and Sar-
sapsrilla is fcod for the blood. It parties
this stream Of lie aud strengthens every
part of the body. rebuiids broken down
constitution, produces drealless slGmbar.
and restores wasted energies aai = shattered
nervous s-stem. A trial bottle viii e5a
vince, No athar remedy equals Is
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
Nsxpo TnsSuxfiArJ SHOT.

ExayLA. ALA. EovemSes l5.-Tso at'
.em,ss at iscendiArisn were discosered and
frustrated N tAis city Thursday. A visi
lance committee has been formed The
citizens are greatly alarmed. News comes
ison Harris eogsiy. Ga. that . negro iocen.
diary vas detected in he act there and sho,
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Deputy sherin Shot while at Hax Yi,s-ids

MAseg. TEX, November l5.-A tragedy
was enacted here last night. While II. A.
Scotia q depsty shsrif Of Travis cosntJ, was
sittisg at his 6reside some unknO~n asaAs.
sin Sred charge Of buckshot through the
window, killing him instantly. Scott for q
number ol years was wen known detec-
tive. Il IS supposed he forfeited his kfe ~
O penalty for couyicting some lsvles char.
,cter recently released rom the psnisea-
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80 from the Marquis deCaaN
E''' ,S;.,. CIV, The marquis merely mar
goa T.. ,Dls5. Ss, money. and repeatedly told
her 10, a'. -3.i .,, her As his gold mine,
: '11oars''G pao,' and Nr,orrS, will no" be
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16

T,57Tr saws tha, when you hear
o'esls IN H,y, New Orleans complain Of the the
o:s' ,o8 IN may SSr be pretty sure 'ha, he s1~s has
'Cssry, 20" -, ,.rvtbing much at home
q ',,. been no. s's know good dinner when he
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coueed.s Ci.,eIand.. Kisction.

CaIcAeo. November l5.-The Tnbane,
which has persisted in declaring Blaine
elected. to created degree eeen than it
New York nanesake. in lis issue this morn.
ing comedies CleyelAnd's election.
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OFFICIAL FIGURES.

The, Following Dispatch Was Received in
This Cito To-day.
ALBANY, n. Y, November Is, 81.
Il. Stalnaker, WheetRg, ". Va:
The official canvass of New York State
complete gives Cleveland eleven hundred
and forty-two plurality.
>. S. LAMONT.
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nth A,,.r = Borry R,ds.

CIxcyxArI. November l5.-Truman b
Handy died this morning from injuries re.
ce;ved last night by being thrown from :
buggy.
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Z. N. acosLLIH = 90.
| -Ar-
L. M.McGi||in&co's
THIS WEEK.
; NEPATMENTs )
Will be made prominent and
attractive by unusually large
lines added and special prices
made.
OURCLoAk DEPARTMENT

Notwithstan ding the inn
mense sales Of last week Of
Berlin Garments. this depart
ment is in better shape than
ever. Our buyers have been
busy in the markess and ex-
press companies have been
used to forward us their pur-
chases, that our stock ofCloaks
and Wraps may lose none 'ef
its attractiveness by depletion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16

md 81 oorS. = II that so many neglect coughs
EIr fU'Gs ~ y until they get consumption2
4 :. : Il SO many die Of consumption? t?
Is.'.I = eecanse they viii not come and be
!, I'ST oSi Every one knows a sure CONQUER
|. y, =, IerHat pS and lung diseases is DR. Wis
,.I.Im = rSsam Of Wild Cherr7. and tha, 4,
90 Ie rad Of any Druggist. ''' :
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, Opposing Duties on Broad stun.

p,D,. ~ @N Sums. 4.
Eo.r s,tEr November l5.-Au Auti-protec-
- S' NagNe has been formed in this CITY,
|o.4S s purpose will be to oppose the pro,
Sa og''es on food imports. NJ. Melince,
@is'S'er IN Of agriculture, is in favor Of a
s:,i VI Two irancs per GENIAL on cereals
''"' o' iour francs as proposed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
sFfOss BREAKFAST

-. are nuisance, but political
a., sIaIs' lbs worst. rss Fortunately our Peo,
ni' are Sp.r 'ns % pay attention to them
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1884-11-16
Our Carpet Department

Is in splendid shape, and no
customer in want Of Carpets
or anything in the department
can be introduced to a stock Of
greater attractiveness, and the
reputation we have earned and
established here shall be main-
tanned.
For this week we will make.
special prices on a large line
of Body Brussels, and no mat.
ter what prices are made on
these goods elsewhere. goods.
Of the same quality will be
found in our Carpet Rooms
marked lower.
Carpets made, bordered and
laid by experienced help, and
measurements taken at home
when requested.
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IT IS A FACT

That stands out in bold relief
and every tag that marks a,
garment proclaims it, that
prices were never made aslowf
as those m .rked in plain figures
en- each Cloak and Wrap in'
this department.