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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-29
A WRECK IN CLAYOOUOr SOUND.
Unknown Vessel stranded vancou-
ver's Ahore-Michig breaking Up.

ver's NhOre-MIchlgan BreH ing p
VICTORIA, B. c., Jan. 2S-(Special. I'm
dams reported to the keeper Of the Car
manah lighthouse this afternoon that q
large ship is ashore in Ciayoguot sound.
Daykins is investigating, but further news
will not be available till Sunday.
A message from Carrlanah also states
that the wreck of the Michigan is fast
breaking up. and that the passenger named
Charley who died in the woods of exposure
had been buried there, his grave being
marked by rude cross formed Of the
ships name board.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-29
Washington Pensions.

wAsHISGToN CITY. Jan. 2a-(Special. Pen.
sious have been granted 10 residents OF the
state OF Washington a follows: Org nai-sid.
new J. Hodge and WiI,iam }. II my.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-29

lr- !. Eugene Jordan has removed from TIA
ester res4Aslee - sale Deposit building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-29

Dr. ). Eugene Jordan h4s removed from tie
Ie.leT resl1eaoe 70 safe osposlt .u..ains
The evening world., 1893-11-08
WILL BE SEEN $50 MILES.
A4o. 900. 900. Candle Power Beacon
Light for the French Coast.

The engineer-in-chief OF the French
lighthouse service proposes to Guido all
previous achievements in brilliant
lighthouses by constructing a beacon
light with a lantern of 5000, 0%o0-candle
power, says the Philadelphia Record.
1t has only been a few months since
this gentleman completed the most pow
erful lighthouse which up to that time
OF La Heve, less than three miles from
Havre. and marks the northern entrance
of the estuary OF the Seine. Its illuml-
mating bower is equal to 100000 can
dies, and It's light is visible at n distance
OF lao miles in clear weather.
The new lighthouse, which will be To-
Gated some ten miles from Quimper. at
a projecting headland bearing the name
OF Penmarck. will not send its light ray
much further than that of La Heve.
will be about 10 miles. but the intensity
OF the pencil of light being doubled. the
amount of light at the same distance Is
likewise doubled.
This enormous intensity OF light is OBJ
tanned by an arrangement OF the lenses
of the lamp. In the ordinary lamp the
lenses, consisting of a number of ~rectan-
gular panels, are placed in steps in
such n manner that the source OF light
occupies the principal focus OF each OF
them. The rays OF light then emanate
from this part OF the apparatus in a
horizontal pencil.
BY reducing the humble OF panels the
quantity of light received by each Is
consequently correspondinGly increased.
At La Heve there are four panels, the
total light emitted by the lamp being
triple the amount received in an appa-
ratus with twelve panels.
1t is proposed in the new lighthouse to
employ but two panels, each. OF them
occupying "A half uar Each lens
will. therefore, receive half OF the total
hight emitted by the lamp. and conse-
quently will nit "A pencil OF rays OF
Il power double that furnished at La
Hcve,
Like the lighthouse at La Heve, the
new lighthouse will be lighted by cleo
tricity, The lamp will be fed by an
alternating current Of 100 amperes at its
NAHUM,
The evening world., 1893-11-08
BULLS FORCE PRICES UP.
Market Opens Strong and a Slight
Reaction Follows.
Rock Island asd Sugar Score n
Marked Advance.

There was a complete change OF specu-
lative sentiment this morning. and the
bears who were In control on Monday
were put to flight by their opponents.
The short interest in the market had
accumulated rapidly. and this fact was
taken advantage OF by the bulls TO give
prices a lively twist. The dealings were
animated. more particularly at the start.
when there was n regular scramble to
buy on the part of the smaller shorts.
Some of the leading bears hesitated.
but they found the tide running too
strongly against them, and before the
end OF the first hour they, too, were on
the run
London was a buyer. and commission
houses received numerous orders from
out-of-town clients. The rise was equal
to l-2 n . "a per cent, the latter in Rock
/ land, which jumped to 69 "a. Sugar
advanced 25-S 10 80, Burlington &
Quincy lis to So SIS, Chicago Gas SIS
to 60 SIS, ST. Paul Ia to s. 5-S, North
west l IL to los, General Electric = - to
A, New England ! is TO "a. and Wes--
srn Union % to SO 3-s.
The directors OF the Cleveland & Pitts
the regular quarterly dividend OF / "a
per cent. upon the guaranteed stock.
payable Dec. !.
The steamship Trave. which arrived
on Monday evening. brought il9, 500 bar
gold consigned to Heidelbach. Ickelhei-
mer & Co.
The reports made to the Comptroller
OF the Currency of the condition OF the
..ational banks throughout the country
at the close of business on oct last,
show that deposits fell of $lO6, ON. 90
from the condition shown under the pre-
ceding call, July IL last.
! The assets under the call of Oct. 3 were
s.. l09, SO. ?S4. The surplus fund of the
banks, s2+6 40, ISL. Loans and discounts
were 81, $50, 66l, $40. bonds TO secure cir
culation were sos, i63. $50.
The capital stock paid in was 67S.-
$40, SSs; undivided profits were slO3, 474. 662;
unpaid dividends were 81, S7i,697. notes
United states deposits were NO.5+f1SI.
LaZardFreres have been aGvisci Of the
shipment Of S22j,"JO in gold on the leu
tonic, sailing tomorrow.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
Sixth Ave., Corner 10th St.
S%ERPENTINE STRATEGY.
First Feed OF a Pair OF Big Pythops
After q Seasons Lsthargy.

In addition to possessing many WON
derful traits that distinguish them from
the other members OF the big family of
snakes at the geological garden, the two
pythons have recently developed some
new wrinkles which they must nave
brought over from India, says the Phil
adelphia Press. While visitors TO the
garden were marvelling at the recent
luncheon the reptiles made OF their
skins. the pythons regained their pris-
tine freshness. and are now almost en-
tirely recovered from the state of leth-
argy into which they fall when the kin
transition takes place.
he r~eH'iles were given their first
consequence are now enjoying a long
sleep that comes from gorg!ng. This
Is not at all strange. but the manner
IN which hey got their meal is novel,
10 say the least, and shows that some
of the customs of their native country
ALL cling to them. a dozen rabbits
were put in the large cage, and immedi-
more han exhibited their agility. AS
soon as the big python got a chance he
and caught IT when it came down, with
a .half-hit h he had X in his body.
This performance was repeated several
tlIleS, ana lIldllN, men All lilt DOlltS
had been broken, the python swallowed
the rabbit, ears, legs and all.
In the meantoime out of Difference, evil
IDENTIFY to his companion, the small python
iay quiet. He watched the rabbits, how
ever, and his eyes sparkled like dia-
monds in anticipation OF the feed. Hav-
ing swallowed the rabbit the big python
repeated his performance until eight OF
the twelve rabbits remained. He moved
about lazily and tried to catch another
rabbit, but the animals NJ had swal-
lowed made his movements necessarily
slow, and finally he gave up the job and
lay on the floor with part OF his body
concealed by the foliage. His head lay
directly under a bunch OF leaves, and he
Ta as eTyhi dt MSn, Pr ndT hiG more fro a "a b S9np
The %onlooltcrs were not disappointed,
for presently the big python opened his
mouth, and the cavity looked for all the
the rabbits thought it MAS an avenue of
escape and made n bolt headlOng into
the Cdpacious NAV. The jaws closed.
there was a peculiar movement OF the
snakes body and there was one less
rabbit in the cage. The smaller python
fell in with the ideas OF his companion
At once, and he, too, slid into a corner
and opened his mouth. Seeing their
companion had apparently made mis-
escape, and hat there was another
cavity opened to them another OF the
rabbits Owed into the mouth OF the
smaller snake. He had not been gorgcd
like his big brother, and he soon d.
srntchei the rabbit and came up smil-
ing for another go.
forced to jump down tn" big pEthon's
throat until there was no room for
more. Then, and only then, did a smile
OF iuv settle ONcr the big rCutilr's CoUn-
trUanCc as Ne calmly closed his mouth
and went on into a doza
Persons who are familiar with tho
habits OF the python and boa say they
VIII swallow ANIMALS as large a" a small
calf unl Xtlll Fprlvin for IuN ~ in a
stuuor that makes their capture an easy
matter,
The evening world., 1893-11-08
ALIM0NY FOR MRS. MAUBEC.
Also $3.50 Counsel Fec in Her Suit
Against Her Husband.

Judge Giegerich, of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, to-day awarded Mrs. Mary
Maubec alimony of s125 per month and a
ounsel fee OF $3.50, pending her suit for
a separation from her husband, Charles
Maubec, Of Carpey & Maubec. wine and
liquor dealers at IS Cedar street.
They were married in San Francisco
March 2.1SSS, and LIVED together until some
months ago when a separation occurred.
She was divorced from her former hus-
band. She claimed that she was wealthy
at the tim of this second marriage, and
that she sacrificed her income when she
married Maubec.
Mr.. Maubec denied this and declared
that she was keeping a clearinghouse
and he was one OF her boarders when he
asked her to become his wife. She
charges him with being too fond of in
toXicating liquors and the society OF
other women. He says that this is not
true and that she has spent his money
on the race track, where she is we'll
known, and has bet n lost large sums
of money.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
WHAT GOV. FLOWER SAYS.
Dragged Down by . Senti-
mort, Not by a Candidate.
NBy AssocinteA PresS

lBy Associated PrcsSD
ALBANY, Nov. SIT was go o'clock
this morning when the Executive Cham
Der closed its doors. and Gov. Flower
and Senator Hin retired to rest. At
that time the Governor conceded the de-
feat OF the State ticket, but still hoped
that the Senate could he saved out OF
the wreck. He said to the Associated
Press reporter:
The ticket was not dragged down by
any OF It's candidates, but by a senti-
ment. The thousands OF men who are
out of work in the various cities at
tr 'huted it to tho Democracy and voted
against the ticEPt without rhyme or
reason. II has been II case Of saCr.tiCr
of the state to pay the nations debts.
II think the party viii pront by The
defeat, which. I believe. is not y re
buke, but an Unforeseen fatality that
could not have been f0resCen ,r aVertol."
senator I'M declined to he interviewed,
but conceded the defeat Of his ticket.
II was lat" in the morning when tlc
Governor returned to he Executive
Chamber. and then nc was willing to
admit that It looked as II the Leg!sla-
ture was Republican also.
Gen, John Palmer, the ncwly-elccted
Secretary of State. said ttls morninG:
THE victory is n glorious II for the
Republican party
The evening world., 1893-11-08
Helm s,
BROADWAY AND 9Th ST..
BOWtRY AND SPRING ST.
WONDERFUL DICE SHAKING.
He Hsa: Five Aces in One Throw
and Quiz Ere-.

At the clubhouse at Saratoga b
was shaking dice with a wealthy man
from the Pacific coast, says the Cincin-
matt Commercial Gazette. He lost con-
stautly, and finally foun that he wal
SEQ, loser, Thu time agreed upon to quit
had come. The wealthy mar was about
TO leave the table when b aid
I'm shake you double or nothing. one
dash and quit sure"
Agreed, said the other.
"ShaEc," said Is.
He shook and i've aces appeared upon
the board. l. scratched his head and
said;
] can do is to tie you, Give ME a show"
"NI hat show do you want?' the Frisco
man asked.
let. me put six dice into the box and
see If | can beat you"
Agreed" said the Western man,
Toys, r. odds, you may believe Il
or nos, but l put ak dice into the box,
shook and out came six douces. and !
was event"
The evening world., 1893-11-08
IoWA'S REPUBLICAN, PLURALITY.
jackson Elected Governor by About
$1,000.

(By Associated Press)
DIES MONIES. Ia, Nov. 8.-Jackson,
Republican. for Governor. is elected by
about 1000, which is 5000 to 5000 more
than Harrison received in 1892.
The balance OF the Republican ticket
is elected by a large majority. Six hun
dred precincts give Jackson Rep.), 76, 2ss
Boies Dem.), 6l.4o3: a Republican gain
of 1883.
Chairman Fulton, Of the Democratic
Committee. says the result is due to
the calamity cry of the Republican
party, claiming that the hard times
were attributed to the Democratic ad-
ministration. and that the laboring men,
merchants. farmers and professional
men voted for a change.
Chairman Blythe. OF h Republican
Committee. says:
Iowa went Republican because 1t is
for protection, n because of the lib
eral position taken on the question.
The Legislature will be Republican.
Out Of twenty-four Senators elected, the
Republicanselected seventeen. and out
of 100 Members of the House, the Repub-
licans will have about sixty-five
The Populist vote in the State will
hardly exceed 5000, and the Prohibition
vote not more h $4,000.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
SHE GOT EVEN WITH HIM.
A Little Sisters Revenge on Her
Frother BY Telling Secrets.

Sometimes a cute little sister makes
the heart of her brother very weary
and disconsolate, as such was the case
of a Tioga brother recently. He Is
about twenty-five years old. This
brother and his little sister w just
returned from the mountains, where
they sojourned after coming from the
seashore, says an exchange.
A remarkable characteristic of the
brothers. appearance Is that his hair Is
almost completely gray. which gives him
a distinguished mien and Is an adorn-
ment to his handsome Roman features.
All the girls went wild over him when
he stopped at the hotel in the noun
tains. They simply dotted on his gray
hair and youthful face, until the young
fellow was a lion and a crusher OF
hearts.
one day the little sister wanted some
thing. Her big brother wouldn't give
1t to her. She was persistent. but her
persistency made the big brother all
the more obstinate. Finally the little
sisters eyes opened wide; there was a
CLEAN of revenge and she said heroic
ally: 4 will pay you for this"
The big brother walked away and did
not give the warning a moments
bought. The idea Of a big brother
being scared by any little ruse of re-
venge adopted by his sister! He walked
SuiidtlIS up 10 u DeNy OF MS pretty ad-
mirers. Amid the nutter of hearts the
little sister trundled savagely up and
cried:
ID you know how my brothers hair
became white? IL wasn't born that
way. He had red hair, and. wanting" to
turn II black, put some ointment on II. :"
"Ha, ha.' finished the little sister,
darting terrible glances at the exasper-
ated brother.
The next morning one big and one
lttle trunk left the hotel for the sta
ton. a little later a big brother and a
niue sister followed their effects, while
me once Jealous damsels at the hostelric
andas. w.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
BOODYISM
ENDED.
Three and Probably All Five
Anti. Ring Senators
Elected.
BOODY BLEMES M'kANE.
Cofsy and AcCarty, MoLaugh-
Inns Men, Did Not
Escape.
BARTLETT PLURALITY 10000.
Republicans Claim Eleven
Out of Fifteen As
semblymen.
BARTLETT PLURALITY 10000.

The ring in control Of Brooklyn has
been broken. Mayo Body. who posed
As a m~uch-abused man and sought win
dlcation'' at the hands Of the voters.
has been buried under an adverse ma
jorlty close upon 10000.
The Republicans. assisted by the re-
spectacle element Of the Democratic
party, In addition to rolling up large
majorities for the State ticket have
elected William ]. Gaynor to the ST.
preme Court bench, a Sheriff. Supervisor
at-Large, and for the first time In many
years, a majority in the Board of AL
dermen.
They have certainly elected three out
Of the five Senatorial candidates, while
the remaining two are in doubt, but the
indications are that the Republicans will
be able to claim a clean sweep In that
direction when the vote Is finally straight
ened out.
This morning the machine sought con
ISOLATION in the thought that John Nc
earthly, Democratic candidate in the
Sixth District, and Michael J. Coffey, in
the Second, had escaped the general
slaughter. The fact is that Mccarthy
appears to AVE been completely showed
under in that democratic stronghold.
There are so many election districts to
be heard from. however, that it Is i'm
possible to give the figures: Even the
Democrats, however. admit the defeat.
His was one Of the doubtful" dis
trlcts. Coffey's was the other. In this,
the Second District, returns are only
missing from four election districts, and
up to date the figures show that Coffey
received 1868 votes to 1886 for Quinn,
his Republican opponent. or only a diff
ference Of 224 votes. The Republicans
claim that the missing districts will
more han offset that.
In the Fifth District where Daniel
Bradley (Rep.) Is admittedly elected, it
will be necessary to W. al official
count. An official u will also be re-
quired in the Ninth Assembly District,
but It Is still pretty certain hat eleven
out OF the eighteen Republican and
dates lave been elected. They have also
elected twelve out OF the five Super
vsors.
Maynard's showing unde is one of
the minor topics of discussion. Bart
let's plurality will certainly reach %. 00O.
and 1t is possible hat 1t may 60 away
beyond h
The latest return show that the fol-
lowing candidates have been elected:
MAYOR:
Charles A. Schieren. r.
SHERIFF:
William ]. Buttling. r..
Observation-Disclosures:
Thomas E. Fitchie, r.
Observation-Disclosures:
Isaac H. Cary, r.
Charles ]. Haubert, r.
jackson Wallace, r.
Charles r. Kartz, R.
Joseph r. Clark, r.
Nicholas Droge. r.
Ernest jain. r.
Aldermen. First District.
j. ]. McGarry, D.; F. Hennessey. D.;
Sehn Guilfoyle. D.; D. F. Dunno. D..
Aldermen, Second District.
bster Hess. r.; w. r. Walkeley. R.;
". H. Colson, r.; A. H. LEIGH, r.
Aldermen. Third District.
A. T. Walsh. r.; l.. A. Conn. r.: ]. F.
Roeder, r.: Henry Vollmer. r.
Doubtful.
SENATORS.
Second District-W. II. Quinn, r.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
PAGAN STILL A DEMOCRAT.
He Carried Hudson County AGAINST
Stanton.

Mayor Pagan, OF H%oboken, who
worked hard to secure the defeat Of
Sheriff Stanton, and who carried Hobo
ken against Stanton about 400 majority,
said to-day that the result of the cleo
ton in Hudson County would prove a
benefit to the Democratic party. He
said the public machinery of the county
had been in the hands OF men who
operated 1t solely for their own interest
and totally ignoring the tax taxpayers.
Mayor Pagan said he was as much a
Democrat as ever, and he would now go
In to reorganize the party in Hudson
County. and he believed there was a
bright future for the new organization.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
FeaS, u-trE.

Excited Person attacking apothccary
with a sympathetic and threatening
crowd at his heelsI-Thls recipe calls
for bitter almond water and you gave
me Prussic acid.
Clerk turning cold)-Slr. sir! don't BE-
alarmed. PTussic acid has 10 edoc4
whatever On the horse aud hyenA.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
Their Eleventh Anniversary,

MI and Mrs James McKcrnaa, jr. celebrated
'heir eleventh wedding anniversary last Monday
n'Sht az their home, aS7 Kosciusko street. Brook.
Iyn' \ very ENJOYABLE entertainment was pD-
VldHd Messrs. McMurray and Merritt. muIIc,
artists and vocalists; william Walsh, pIani,t
Mefsrs Whnlen and McKernAn, vocAlisfs mar.
~ticipated. Dancing and a collation. followed 80
The evening world., 1893-11-08

Third District-wnliam H. Reynolds,
H..
Fourth D!strict-George A. Owens, n.
Fifth D'strlct-Daniel Bradley, r.
Sixth District-Henry Wolfert, r..
'In doubt.
ASSEMBLY.
1-William Dwyer, II.
2-John A. Hennessey, d.
3-John F Houghton, II.
rJoseph ]. Cahill, D..
b-John H.. Burtis. II.
6-Michael Il. Finnegan, d.
7-William Hughes, D..
S-John J.. Cain. ID.
9-William +. Melody, D.
1o-Frank F. Schulz,
Hilary Schulz, r.
12-Thomas w. Campbell. II.
13-John w. Smith, d..
Thames Taylor. r.
15-Albert A. Wray, r.
16-William II. Friday, r.
17-James J. Scanlon, II.
1S-Julius l.. Wieman. r.
SUPERVISORS.
First Ward-Normnn 8. Dixie. r.
lnlru aru-H. A. -. Danl, II.
Fifth Ward-J. ]. Carey. d.
Seventh Ward-C. a.. Reeves, r.
Ninth Ward-J. A. Shaw, d.
Eleventh Ward--Joseph II. McMa-
hon, d.
Thirteenth Ward Joseph Enderlin. r,
Fifteenth Ward--P. T. Williams, r.
Seventeenth Wa d-Philip p. Reilly, d,
Nineteenth Wari-H. w. Smith, r..
Twenty-hrst W'ard-T. ]. Linn.kin, r.,
Twenty-second Ward-Simon Donovan,
r.
T~wenty-third ward-J. D.. Alderman,
r.
Twenty-ffth ward-w. j. wassmuth,
Twenty-seventh ward-O. Muhlbauer,
r.
Flatlands-John L. Ryder, r.
Fla~tbush-John d. Prince, Citizens.
New Utrecht-Corneltus Ferguson, ID.
Gravesend-John Y. McKane, D.
The vote for Mayor. with a few dis
tricts missing, Is indicated in the follow
ing table:
The evening world., 1893-11-08
Escaped from a Turning House.

ARK ElDGE y J.. NV, S,-The house OF
william Fr,hn was haruci about 3 % this morn
irr. The IRE was cauSNt ~ a defective due.
The members u the family ha-",y escaped with
th4- lt,cS and saved nothing Loss $3.50, inSur-
arrr 500
The evening world., 1893-11-08

and in every exhausted condition Of the
female system, If the " Hrrs"rirtioa' eve
fails to benefit on cure, your money is re-
turned. Boaring-down pains, internal in
hammation ard liberation, weak back,
and ali kindred ailments arc completely
curNd by it,. Its a marvellous remedy for
ncry uuS and general debility, Chorcn, or
81. NituS's Dance, Insomnia, or Inability
to Slccp, Spasns, Commissions or Fits.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

THE ABOVE U REPRESENTS THE
FRONT AND BACK OF OUR E DOUBLE
BREASTED OvERCoAT.
WORN LONG, WITH WIDE vELvET COL
LAR, NO SEAM IN BACK, SIDE VENT.
ALL EDGES RAW, SEAMS LAPPED AMI
SINGLE rITCHED.
THIS Is ENTIRELY NEW, THE EFFECT
BEING NEAT AND VERY HANDSOME.
wEoFFER A SPECIAL LINE OF BRooKs's
EXTRA FINE ENGLISH MELToNs AND
KERsEYs. l. COLoRs AND MIXTURES.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

For more than p years, DR.. SaGe's Ca
tarrh Remedy has cured tho worst cases
Of Chronic Catarrh in the Head. The
makers Of this medicine are willing to
promise that they'll cure your case or
theYu uay You $500 cash
The evening world., 1893-11-08
E.. KENYON Co..
7 AND 9 WkYERLEY PLACE. n. Y.

Hudcon bay otter capes, handsomest In the
world. fashionable length. ys inches sweep, $3.50,
$500. $3.50. $500 and $500. according to length.
The same style 10 best quality sealsktn. $50 a
garment less. c. c. ShRyne. l2t West id st.
The evening world., 1893-11-08
Toe Near.

Harry-How did you enjoy yourself at
Mrs. Pruyn's drum
Maud-Not at all. I was too near one
Of the sticks.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

C. C. shayne has marked down the prices OF fur
l2t and 1876 Wet t2d st. Cbetween Broad.
way and eth ave) Strictly one price.
The evening world., 1893-11-08

A full scrount OF Wall street Affairs will b.
found In tbs 6 O'Clock Edition of ''Ths Evening
World"
The evening world., 1893-11-08

No Anti. Pyrine In BRoNo- SELTZER.
Cures all headaches - trial bottle 10 eta -
The evening world., 1893-11-08
RELP rs OFFERED,

every nervous, deli
cate woman, by Dr..
pi,rGG'S FavCritc
Prescription. Re-
member this--ii you
do@'t get tire helr
that's promised,
there's nothing to
pay
In every fcr}nle
complaint" irrcSu-
lallty, or weakness,
The evening world., 1893-11-08
7 and 9 WaVerley Place

Two Blocks Below 9th st.
Three Doors West of Broadway.
The wholesale prices represent o real
saTing of from 80 TO 40 per cent. which,
on a suit Of clothes md an overcoat,
amounts to n great deal. 1t is worth
saving. Almost every man needs bo,h.
There are Suits for UOhnD men
and men, listers. Light and
Heavy Weight OrercOdfs. TrOus-
ers, Fun Dress Suits, Fancy
TESTS, de-, &c. MONEY RE
FUNDED IF DISSATISFIED
WITH PURCHASE.