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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

Joseph Durnnlngrr. broadway, Buffalo,
uAs Induced by bis brothsr to Try thosAs
EcLrrruo OF iot a spralned ankle, and
with bali dozen applications he was en-
aided 10 walk round agaia all right
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

II Is not always thai the weird sosnoS'
hedges shat : RICH, aud tesi bot hvh-
pocK lli.aap HwrHas. Wy nuiyersal aoqui'
esccnes, have bccn awarded The prem nm
yoF CLEANSING TIE Mood, curing indigestion,
constipation, regulating the bowels, AID
toaiag up weak neiyos, Price sl'W
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22
THURSDAY. JUNE n issa

Tue past wcfi hka bnen remarkable ioI
o. lesnactirf cyeiobrs Which have fafi'-
ii raf.ous seeiious q The counhy Tho
Glib II Ganhsll, lava !, bali Of q ~ ruins
ssa sc,eial lives we're los, and mshy we're
,p.urra Thi, state has escaped serious
asmaee iaoagh the wiad made havoc Siih
shade AID fruit trees and hlep down tof1r
baia,sgs u R0yAitoa % Mondhy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22
p.Iunian sAIup

cures Dyspepsia, General Debility. Liver
Complaint, Boils, Humors, Chronic Diar-
rhma Ferrous Affections, Female Com
plants. aud all diseases originating IN a
bad state of the blood. 2Sly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

writes druggist kidney Wort is the
most popular medicine We sell. " 1t
should be BY right, for no other medicine
has such specific action on the liver,
bowels aud kidneys do not fail to procare
it aud use faithfully, Ia liquid or dry
form it is sold by all druggists. SIN Lide
IN, Tg,IUie
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22
A Viuorous Growth

OF the hair is often promoted by using
Parker's Hair Balsam. 1t always restores
the youthful color and lustre to gray hair
gives it new life and removes all irritation
and dandruh
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

fhs \ u. T,stsas says Here Is = good
p,ao, a aews Coz The lovers Of irult Tn
n,,asa.4ss s.V "a Authority fur the siaie
ne,,i tha ihe Delaparp peaeh crop - one
II tie largest 10 the history Of The state
Tie iuiormAiioa Is all the more welcome
osins 10 fact ibai this hbou, The time WAT
~ public is.oommonly Informed thai the
DelAuare peach Gro? has been severely
sniiien isy late frost
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22
uts,ar,,n.Is.uof wild Cherry

cures Coghs Colds, Bronchitis, Whoop-
ing Cough, Group. Influenza, Consumpt-
ion, and all diseases of the Throat, Lungs
and Chest SO cents and 81 bottle.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

Digestion and assimilation are perfect
cd in all case by Wheat Biiters, the
great blood, brain and nerve food.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22
ny Universal Accord.


AYrHs CATnARTIc Puts are the best
Of all purgatives for family use. They
arc the product OF long. laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, and
their extensive use by physicians In
their practice, and by all civilized ma
tions, proves them The best and most
eneetual purgaiiye PHI that medical
science can devise. Being purely veg
elable 10 harm can arise from their
use, and being sugar-coated, they are
pleasant 10 take. sin intrinsic value
and curative powers no other Pills
can be compared with ihcmi and every
person, knowing their virtues, WIN
employ them, when needed. They
keep the system Ia perfect order, and
maintain Ia healthy action the whole
machinery Of life Mid, searching and
effectusl. they are especially adapted
10 the needs Of the digestive apparatus,
arrangements Of which they prevent
and cure. N timely taken. They arc
the best and safest physIe 10 employ
Tor children and weakened constta.
tons, where mild bot eacctaA!
csiharilc is required.
Por sale BY ell druggists.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

The refreshing aroma Floreston Cologne
and its lasting fragrance make II a peer
less perfume for the toilet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

The latest reports from drinnell, Iowa
arr 10 The effect that sixty -four persons are
lnosa h have boon killed and one hun
dr.al and ,ueu,t sounded. Eighty eases
srs serious. Halt dozen Eases are not eK.
p-,t.,A 70 live day One hundred and
lariy threc Dwellings were destroyed, en-.
tsiiDg loss II half million with hardly
aay INSURANCE Fny people 10 losing
,bs,t homes lose al they have in ihe world.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

eva tsonbles 10 Egypt are fast coming
10 crisis. In "a rio, II Alexandria many
people nefe killed and among them some
Eaglish aud French. The representatives
u foreign governments were not respected
nnl some Of them were wounded, ~ .
consequence all foreigners are leaving as
pat As possible The population OF that
country is Of such mixed character ihAt
there il 30 real safety or stability IN their
owl COMMITMENT
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

The gain OF a Republican United States
senator in Oregon will make the L. 5. sen
ate tolerably safe for the Republicans I'M
III March 4, lss The present senate Is
composed Of 81 Republicans, 81 Democrats
Gus independent David Davis and one re-
adjuster Malone The states from which
the terms OF Republican senators expire
next March are Maine, New Hampshire,
Massachusetts,, Rhode Island Minnesota,
Michigan. Kansas aud Nebraska. These
will undoubtedly re-elect Republicans.
Virginia has already elected a readluster.
Delaware, West Virginia, South Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Texas,
Kentucky and Arkansas will elect Demo
Gratis, North Carolina and Tennessee are
doubtful. Louisiana has already chosen q
Democrat in kellogg's place, but that los
will be partly ofse by the gain OF lie
publican in Illinois TO succeed Davis, iulr
pendent. The Republicans are certain O
having IS members in the next senau-
This would leave 80 Democrats and I've re-
Adjns,ers but on most partisan question'
the readjusters vote with the Republicans
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22
Chr MnHrbfsirr Journal

DIX sNosIss ri"pa 40 rrat'rrar
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

A. porstt jane lAh. tAbty. aaas q VITA
Kelley aged three teafs
Al M,ncht.lrr, 1ans ath nvttet y twen,
san q tftpets sRd Abigail haata, sge vests
and moHtAs.
uone 10 ny fest sweet Chvfah,
Gone ~ nv home sbove,
tsoas meet Thy saviour
Where all 10 peace and love
Gone 20 meet the loved eRos
who have gone before,
where there u ne parting,
And ysu'li leave them never more,
Aud we gill not wsep--us sweet 30 lie,
10 lay this body down
And upward ~ 10 God .ha'n,
us there sweet rest 10 fuuua4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-06-22

Deaths

Al pet.s, jaa. isth. l.ashtst 30 W. .ea
Mfs lohn FktWell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19

appointing season If it were neither early - nor
=" late" As the months wear away, however tho
sun generally assumes control Of things, and his
place In the heavens means something. BY mid
summer it usually happens that we get about tho
same amount of weather, one year with another and
vegetation, which has been hurrying forward or
slowing up to get with the almanac is now
down to steady, level and seasonable work. But
this seems to be of the years which cannot
take the sum- 1t was full fortnight behindhand
when the cherry blossoms marked Its position. and
it has hardly gained day since. Surely it
is laggard wheat harvest which is gathered
in the latter half Of July The grain
is safe now, but how will 1t be with the chest
nut crop IN which the boys are more deeply inter-
estedf The Glorious Fourth often finds the Drowned
and wihered blossoms dropping from the trees, but
now they are doing their brightest to light up the
dark green of the woods and load the air with their
rich fragrance. well-ripened chestnut is highly
complicated production. and a tree which begins at
this date to elaborate one out of next to nothing
must be pretty industrious if it prepares and slows
away choice bit of dressing for Thanksgiving tur
key In a neat she'll covers the whole with big vel
yet-lined burr, and has il all ready to be cracked
open by the first frost, which is due in a couple of
montbs.-And talking of chestnuts reminds US that
those who wish to see what superb shrub is the
dwarf horse-chestnut when in full flower should visit
Central Park at once, and pass over the Bow bridge
into tho Rambe.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1882.

they may please 1t is quite likely that the
government they may choose will be the worst
possible for them. Ireland, for example, wants
to rule itself entirely, but it is quito possible
that the experiment, il made, would result in
great suffering to the people OF Ireland. So
called self-government has not contributed
greatly to the happiness or prosperity OF Peru,
or other South American nations. Spain and
Italy have not always prOspered in pro-
portion to the participation OF the peo-
pie in their government. Rigid rules cannot
be laid down, 1t is true Other nations
have no right to say that this OF that
one shall not become free, because in their
Judgment it is not fit for freedom. But SYM
patty is not to be expected when the Judgment
Is not convinced. 1t may be our duty, as 1t Is
in the case of Great Britain and Ireland, to re-
spect with great care the rights and interests
of nation with which we have treaties and
most friendly relations. even though the gov
eminent of that nation in Ireland may not seem
to us deserving of praise or sympathy. But it
is not possible for an intelligent self-governing
people to sympathize heartily with any govern
ment in putting down insurgents who have
shown entire fitness and right to govern them
selves. Neither is it possible to sympathize
with the instruction or revolution, unless the
fitness of the people for self-government has
in some way been made manifest.
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GENERAL NOTES.
Ionkorn.

The cosmopolitan character of Paris is Illus
trated afresn By the appearance there OF a political
journal in the Arabic language. Its title Ku6e Cherg
(Ihe Morning STAR.
The commissioners of the Freedman's Saw
ings aud Trust Company at Washington desire THE
TRIBUNE to announce of the Is cent dividend
recently declared Of the creditors OF that com
pany about 100000 still uneallcd for. OF which
nearly 81 600 is due to depostors OF the Newiork
branch Books should De forwarded at once by mail OF
expless or through some responsible banking house,
companied in each case by the depostors address.
In 1854 the average cost of a Russian sol
diers ratons was $l9 In 1881 it 80 In 1856 his
equipment exclusive OF arms and apsack cost 81 %;
IL now COSTS SIS 25 The total weight which carried
In 1856 was ~ pounds; he carries 81 pounds al
though he is provided with "a cartridges Instead Of
CO. and has lately been supplied with waller bottle
weighing Two aud a half pounds.
A sinful Snowman recently approached the
proprietor OF summer hotel the Massachusetts
coast with proposition which It must have required
heroic resolution TO decline He proposed to construct
from fine black rubber gigantic sea-eerpent WIN Ill
horrors atribu cd 10 that creature In tho most a
paling perfection. 1t TO be secretly immersed 10
the water An front Of hotel and then ut irregular IN
terya by means of mechanical connoct ons, made to
rise TO the surface extend Its Jaws Haunt Its TAU ana
generally disport itsef In the most bloodourdng man
mar Having fixed tho gaze Of all the people az the hotel
and In tLs neighborhood. II was 10 disappear pfoooy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19

with resounding snort Of Defiance for = snort,n. ..
tsehment could have been easily provided The SPARTA
virtue which could resist such ~ ths nss
hayo been cultivated In Boston. ~'s
In repelling the charge brought by Colonel
Albert d. Shaw, United States Consul AZ Mancbe.tsr
nat sanaed American cotton has recently appeared in
sno hnen'h market In considerable quantity certain
southern newspapers have discred the Con-
snT5 knowledge and motives In taking this cour.o ~
nave been unwse. as well as nngenerous colona,
shaws report was made after careful inyesgation an,
ma solo purpose was to American cotton prodncs
ny advising them OF the faults and needs OF the ex,
y" Vi putting their cotton upon the English market
whether sand and moisture are admitted 10 Auer,o.
rouSn careiessnesso or design the result 10 equally
u'"' outrageous 10 the reputation OF American cotton
ana TO the pockets Of American growers The hes, ,b,n
when Southern producers could do wouId ne 10 sank
tnat ceah bright cotton Is than worth the labor H
description. S 70 VI thas
The Rhine, which in February shrunk to tho
lowest level 1t has known during the present centnrv
rose steadily during the month OF June and has now AZ
tained very high point At the dangerous SPOT vher.
the oreei Ia supposed TO have her capers the mid
ri'es channel has now depth of than eight feet
and az the largest vessels the do not draw moro
than about seven feet navigation Is perfectly FREQ
from Mannheim to Rotterdam. The first steamboat on
the Rhine arrived Coblentz in 1917 from London.
curing high water. creating great excitement. Some
years Later the Netherlands Steam Navigation Company
inaugurated regular trips between Rotterdam and
Cologne IN 1927 the Cologne company began to send
boats from Cologne to Mayence and years later tho
Dusseldorf company established with regular trina
IRON nolerdain 20 Mannheim AZ present the Rhine is
$500 sailing vessels and freight barges.
Mr. X. Nelson, of lakewood, near Liverpool.
mas devised and placed at the free use OF his brother
farmers method OF harvesting In the stack which may
NC apphed 10 grass grain, and almost all kinds of fed
pfodce ana which, If the statements made about arc
Trustworthy renders the farmer largely independent OF
the weather at harvesting time As applied to hay tho
process Is simply this The stack L. made In such way
as to leave hollow space in the middle, running IN
about third Of IT. height and the lower end OF this mol
low Is connected with the outer air by tube The end
OF this tube is connected with exhaust fan and "a
soon as the stack begins to heat the fan is TO work.
and the moisture is drawn forth in a cloud OF steam.
The fan exhauss the tube the air presses through
the stack in all directions to supply IT, and the hay IA
cooled aud dried. The stack thus be kept at any
temperature by watching the thermometer and liitle
careful attention has been found to make the condition
OF the nay thus treated perfect Ia which
had been stacked quite wet The method IL ~ carry
out and said TO in labor In the hap field 70
costs i'll simple machinery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19

offices, they may be counted ms angels OF hgh''
What then Must this difference OF opinion as
to the personal character of the candidates be
submitted to the ruling class before the people
may be permitted to enter their Judgment
No, no, it is not question oil htness OF ca
pacity or virtue or sense. The colored voters
of South Carolina have under the Constitution
and the laws the right to vote and to nave
that vote counted. The sole question Is
whether the Constitution and the laws shall
be obeyed in South Carolina. South Carolina
was never half so badly misgoverned IN the
time of which the Bourbons complain as THIS
city was under the Democratic rule oil the
Tweed Tammany gang, but her people made
ten times the fuss over 1t. Misgovernment Is
one of the risks that must be taken in de-
mocr,icy. 1t can never be avoided or cured by
violations of law or disregard OF the rights
of the people. South Carolina methods VIII
never receive popular approval.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19
DEFENDING THE OUTRAGE.
Lrn,,, rha RnIinlrrk DAN Den.l

The Legislature of South Carodna, recently
assembled in special session. carved out seven CohfJe
sOna dist for that state and In ~ DONG nfdea
counties crooked lines, paid DO particular
10 The formation population OF any district anu
threw rs mucn as possb Of the negro population inso
One-in short, the Democrats gerry Wandered nc
state as well rs they could howl OF execritlon Al 80
disbocal a sc4emc immediately burst from every ne
publican organ in country, and abuse by the DnckeF
mi Mas showered down upon the Hon Samuel Dlooe,
me admitted author Of The bill now formulated lnIg
law IL is keep rascay and ignorance dlsconheclea
oosit n in wncA they can shape Federal ieglIaton,
that he Congressional gerry mandrr become ~,
OF the law South Carolina. When Nor nern hepSv"t
can pnpers are able TO make good an excuse Tor SIM
lar leg islatiou ia New York Pennsylvania and ONO
Will be ule enough for tnem 10 pa, the faie'oS 'A
in the same category, but not unuI then
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19
SYMPATHY FOR INSURGRN1S

A misapprehensiOn exists it is plain from the
tone of many European journals, in regard to
the disposition OF f-governing nations con-
corning the outbreak i'll Egypt. Ii Is assumed
that, because this country believes in govern
ment by the people, there must be u strong
feeling of sympathy for the efforts of Egyp-
tians or ether oppressed nations, to throw Oft
the yoke of opprcssors.
1t is timely to observe that only very cheap
demagogues and very Ignorant people assert
the present fitness of all the sons of Adam for
free government. Wherever the people have
had experience in governing themselves,
and have thus gained some knowledge Of the
conditions under which self government is pos
sibe and beneficial, there is always a keen
sense OF the absolute necessity of some degree
of intelligence and of patriotic feeling IN order
to make such government worth having. Here
in the United States, when we watch the he
havor of such voters rs crowd into many of
our cities we are taught that hardly any kind
of government can be worse for the people
than self government, when the majority of the
voters do not realize their RESI- onsIbllIties, nor
possess the capacity to meet those responsible
tiles intelligenty. Hence it is that doubt rs
to Tue utsIHDieh'Ss vi Scii 6"' 0iHi"'n' ioi ""y
comparatively unenlighteled people is much
stronger in n self governing country than else
where. Just as We shrink from giving fire.
arms and edged tools to untaught children, we
seek evidence of fitness for grave responsible
tiles before hoping that an inexperienced
people may be left to shape their own destiny
for good or evil.
An earnest wish that the condition of any OPP
pressed people may be improved does not al
ways invol We, therefore, desire that they may
succeed IN establishing ouch u government as
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9neex 10 Aopertmrments

AMUsENENTs-3d P1oe-6th column.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Pu0e-6th column
BANKING HOUSES AND BASkEEs-7h Page Attn column
BOARD AND RooNs-3d Pd0e-2d column.
BUSINESS NorIcrs-4h Pa0e-lst coumL
CORPORATION NoTICes-3d Pn0c-lst column.
DIVIDEND NOTICES IN Pdoe-6th column.
ExCUgsIoNs-3d Pd0e-6th column.
FINASCIAI.--7n Pace-5th and 9th columns
HRLP WASrrD-3d Pd0e-1st column.
lNsTRUCTiON-6h Paoe-1st and I'd colrnin2
Ice CgEAM-3d PGoe-6tn column
IlNING-Gfh face-4th column - - gar
IiSCLLLANEous3d Pagc-lst column; Sm faoe-o'"
anC 9th columns
MUSICAL iNsrRUMENrs-7h Pd0e-6th column
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-5th Poae-6tn cOuinh
Exw PUBLIC ATioNs-6M Pa0e-lst and "a coum"S
OCEAN STEAvgRs-3d Pa0e-5th column'
PIoPosALs-7h PdGe-6th column
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SAVINGS RANxs-7h Pdqe-6th column. -. ,r =,
s1rr.TI,Ss N ,SrEp-MALEs-3d Pdde-1st column;
81 Paoc-1st column; n, "a aud -,
sry.Npoars AND Railroads.&c. Pdge-2d ana o1
srNMEn RESORTS Sd Pdoe-4th and 9TH Columns
SPRCIAL NOTICES 5M PaQe-6th coumh
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Neu,alorjs daily Gribnne.
FOUNDED HORACE CIR eElsY
WEDNESDAY, JULY 10, 1892.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FoRErGN-The Egyp ian soldiers under AraDl
Pacha are greatly discontinued; recruiting Is earned
on BY the promises OF plumber. - In the french
Chamber of Deputies yesterday NJ. de Freycinet
outlined the position of France ON the Egyptian
question; vanous statements wore also made IN
Parliament - The body of the Earl of Craw-
ford and BacarTes has been found - Abductors
carried of little girl, the daughter of wealthy
resident of Montreal yesterday. - he Hilsdale
crew has been refused entrance to all the EngIlsh
races 60 The outlook for crops in Ireland is bad.
CoNGREss.-In the Senate yesterday the lax Dill
was taken I'D and the amendment reducing the tax
Oh manufactured tobacco TO ten cents pound was
discussed; the nomination of Daniel tanning to be
postmaster at Penn Yam was rejected. 60 Reso-
lntions were adopted in the House declaring the
sitting members in the Virginia and Maine election
cases entitled to their Seats the consideration OF the
eontest of Smas against Tillman was begun.
DoMKsTIC-The stalwart aGd Independent Re
pubcans AZ Philadelphia continued their negotia-
tons - Political conventions were held at Gal
WESTON Tex. and Peoria, Ill. - Heavy floods oc-
Cured near st. Joseph, Mo. - The fourth regu-
lar days races took place at Saratoga. - A
number of yachts arrived at Newport -
Charles Roberts killed bis fathers murderer at MILL
vile, Ohio. - One hundred and twenty-three
children were distributed among the Berkshire
Hills by IHE TRIBUNE freen All Il uhu' ----
Labor troubles continued at Lynn, Mas, and other
places - DR.. Jones delivered an address before
the Concord School of Philosophy. - The 11th
Regiment passed its last day in camp. - A
sharp decline took place in the Chicago grim
market
CITY AND SUBURDAN.-A motion to Quash the aD-
plication made by the Attorney General for man
damus against the railroads was argued yesterday
- The Will of William r. Garrison was presented
for probate. - Two merchants and Custom
House official were arrested charged with defrau l.
ing the revenue. - TUG" Wilson's share of
the receipts from the glove fight was $1l,7OO. "
The brlgantine Francisco Felix, which was
abandoned at sea some days ago. was brought into
port by prize crew. - Many complaints have
been mads To the Mayor in reference to the tearing
up of tho streets by tho electric light and steam
companies - Gold value of the lega-tender
silver dollar (412i2 grains, SLY cents -
Stocks opened lower and were feverish; afterward
they recovered and were buoyant, and later again
were lower closing irregular.
THE Manufacturers local observations in
dicato partly cloudy weather, and slight changes in
the temperature may be expected to-day. Temper
allure yesterday: Highest. SS0 lowest, 10 aver
age 77osO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-07-19
THE CANAL AMENDMENT IN PERIL
Aroln The RtLnaLo loNrlsr lDsnl.l

Az things now look the majority for iIee
cauais ln the most fay Orabe event wi DC sha ss
the rejection OF the amendlnene Is more IMAM mai
nossinlity Our business should bear Ia hiihu ~
lne Constniou practically prOnDi,s taxation ios o nor
mi poses ANA the canals cannot SUPPORT these q, n
an,iber season should the amendment be 'o'eu uo"
Iuey wl nave 10 make extraordinary enOr.s W ". ,hs
fhe virtual ubanuonmeut Vi the water route 49,
whole business community would Do Affected W , m
cntastropue IL must feel concerned IN tne a'tcnps
nrsy.a IT, At present com Yara1ivey little 10 Iequ
The friends OF the cls ognt 20 raise Iunu iv sra
tn,s and necessary cxpsnscs IN the oanpaiB" .snal
canals Those ulrecy Interested IN 'no
trio for reasons already set forth IN these coi
eannot be expected Ia assume more thsh pioP nre.
are saare OF tae expenses IL the case Ia propo,n pad
sented 10 The people by campaign documents shs
sneakers thousands of votes may 10 gaineu t' "a
srnsndnent WHOM Otherwise May ~ soss W
AGAINST IL