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CAIfIION.


sEift's Specific is entirely aVegefsDle prepara-
bon. and should not be cOnfounded WIN tI,e va
riOus Substitutes, limitations, n0n-secret humbugs,
"sEceus AlieIans," etc, etc, which are now Deihg
Manufactured by various persons. None OF tneSe
contain single article which enters into the com
position OF i. s. s. There IL only one swifts Spc-
eihc and there is nothing ia the world IKE u. TO
prevent disaster and DISAPPOINTMENT oe sure 10
get the genuine.
Swiftis speclfe f. a complete antidote 70 bloo1
Taibi. Blood Poison. MaIarlal Poison, ana SKIN
Humor. j. DICKSON SMITH. n. ID,
Atlanta, Ga.
Ibaye had remarkable success with swiirs spe-
eihc Ia the treatment Of Blood and SKIN Dlse.sses,
and So Fenaie Diseases. took IL nysch iVf 'af-
buneies wiul happy effect. ..,,. %
%. o't. HEERY, NJ. d., Atlanta Ca
Iuses sxtft,s snee,0c ON my little daughter, who
was afflicted with some Blood Poison wnicn nad
resisted all sorts Of treatment, The speelnc
W F BROATE. NJ. DE-,
Cypress Ridge, Ark
Our Treatise on Blood and skin-Diseases maiieo
ffiE SWIFT SPECIFIC CoMPANT..
Drawer 3. A,isnsa. ~
NH l6-lW
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Hon. R. ". T.. Hunter III.

News has been received in this city
from Lloyd's, in Essex county, that the
Eon. II. NJ. T. Hunter is lying at the point
OF death, at his home near that place. Mr.
Hunter will be seventy-fve years OF age if
he lives to see April DIST. He came here to
the Legislature in 1884, and in that service
and as member and Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives. United States senator,
Confederate senator, and State Treasurer
displayed eminent craftsmanship and pa
triotism. But for the troubles that came
between the sections he would probably
have risen to the highest office within the
gift Of the people Of the United States.
His health was declining when the Re
adjusters came into power and ousted him
from the office of State Treasurer, and
since then he has been growing more and
more feeble.
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Dock and Dry-Dock.

A very nice question has arisen with re-
spect to this bill.
III the day upon wnIcn pliI y pIesehSeu pI ~
to the Governor is one OF the i've named IN
the Constitution the bill Is law; II not
not. The bill was carried to the Governor
on Wednesday morning. March Eth. lie
returned it vetoed Tuesday afternoon
March 18th. ,
The Constitution says III any bill or
resolution shall not be returned by the Gov
ernor within FIVE days after II shall have
heen presented to him the same shall be a
law in like manner as II he had signed it,
unless the Legislature shall by their adj
iournment prevent its return, in which
N se il shall not be a iaw."
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An Error in q Law.
In the Fitzpatrick amendment to the ap
bill occurs the following:

In the Fitzpatrick amendment 10 the ap-
preparation bill occurs the following:
No bond shall be purchased under this act un-
less all the mdtured interest coupons shall be al
tached thereto, and the bonds so purchased shall
be held as security for the payment Of the Interest
on the public debt Of TIE State IL shall or may
have accrued when funded under the act afOre-
said, and the same may be resold when necessary
by the said commissioners, and the proceeds or
such resale he so used whenever the finances of the
state may so require"
The publication Of the above created
quite an excitement among the brokers
Yesterday, and had a depressing effect uDon
the new 3's. They hold that the word itdli-
cized ought to be unmatured. An eXami-
nation of the records at the Capitol showed
that the change, had beer evolved as fol-
lows:
In printed bill, unmatured.
In engrossed bill, umatured.
In enrolled bill, matured.
At glance the word umatured" would
be taken foy matured, but a precise exam
;uatIon discloses that 1t was meant for un-
matured and that the "n" " was dropped
by the copyist.
The enrolled bill is the bill signed by the
Governor. II is the law.
The acts, however, are printed from the
engrossed bills, the suppOsition being that
the enrolled and engrossed bills are identi-
cal.
It would seem from reading OF the law
as il stands that so far as the purchase OF
coupOn b0nds is concerned, call the ma
f,lred interest coupons must be attached
thereto" Registered bonds have no cou-
mons 10 be affected by the error.
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Registrars and Judges of Election.

Under the act IN force February II, 1884.
there must be elected By the Electoral
Boards "at some time prior to the lSt day
OF April in each year" all the judges OF
election, and "biennially at the same
time " all the registrars.
The law requires that the members OF
these electoral boards shall be free
holders" DIR. LOvenStein introduced 4
bin 10 strike out this word where 1t occurs,
and the bill passed the Senate in time, but
never became a law.
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Mr.. bigger il Entertained.

Last night the committee clerks Of the
House OF Delegates rendered Mr. John
Bell Bigger a supper upon the occasion OF
his saving farewell to them for this session.
Mr.. William zimmerman prepared the
sumner. and it was in every respect worthy
Of this caterer Ind singer Hall. Mr.. Big
ger and his friends enjoyed the occasion
very much indeed, and the social good
feeling will be pleasant to think OF in the
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Ihe Primary

In short time now the City Democratic
Committee will meet TO arrange for the
spring nominations.
A secret-ballot primary seems to be most
The first thing to be done preliminary
thereto Is for the Council to lay oil the
three new yotIng-precincls.
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and strong in its lines. It is the face, how
ever, that impresses one with the fact that
the work is the sculptor's masterpiece in
this direction. In it is portrayed what
some one has termed the rapt and inward
tone OF the great composers mind. The
expression Is that OF great intellectually,
softened by an abiding sorrow. No stu
dent OF Beethoven can study Mr.. Valen-
tines work without recognizing that he
was in sympathy with the emotions that
inspired the wizard Of Symphony in his no
hlest efforts
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EnaernIOnieers Must Get Out.

The act approved February %, 1881,
Gusts from State office or position all who
hold places OF any sort under the Federal
government. land it shall be the duty OF
the constituted authorities of this Common
wealth to take such action as may be neceS-
sary to fill any vacancy so created. either
by appointment or by causing an election
or elections to be held, as may be provided
|
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Death of an Old Citizen.

Mr.. Waller A. Elliott, a well-knOwn
citizen, died last night, in the fifty-seventh
wear of his age. He was for many years
engaged in the hardware business in this
city. having been successively with the
firms OF Smith 4 HarwOOd. Williams d
Elliott. and for the last thirteen years with
Watkins. COttrell & Co.
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! prSpECTFILLY ANNOUNCE My.
FINANCIAL.

NH0RFoLK AND WESTERN RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY, No. as3 wALNuT
STREET, PHlLADEL PIIlA.--The COUPONS
maturing April l., 1854, on The FIRST MORT
ERN RAILROAD COMPANY lNew-Riyer Di-
yIslonl will be paid on and after TUESDAY, April
1, 1884, by l.. ~. CLARK z CO.. 81 south Third
street, Phiadeiphia' or BY CLAIM Dop"h q
q. r. W. ARMIES.
NH ls-Tu&Rftrlin Treasurer.
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WEST INDIA LINES.-Just received direct from
Jamaica, large supply OF this delicious fruit for
making my popular Eferyesclng Lime Drinks.
on draught and bottled. GEORGE sCHGS,
Eleventh and Main streets.
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WHY SUFFER WITH MALARIA? EMoRY's
STANDARD CURE PILLS are infanible; never fail
TO cure the most obstinate cases; purely vegetable
contain no quInine, mercury, or poisons of any
kind.25 and so cents.
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The Mozart Association received on yes
terday, through Messrs. Ryland & Lee, a
new ChickerIng grand piano. 1t is fine
Of beautiful and even tone,
and was used at the musicale last evening.
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SHIFTS. nnAwERs. dc.

SOUTHERN STEAM SHIRT MANU-
~ FACTORY The best-equipped SHIRT AND
DRAWER MASUFA Glory south OF New r ~ r..
We call sperifi uttentfon 20 our CJSJOslo lE.
PARTMfST also our line Of FURNISHING
GOODS n. n. ANDERSON,
snh 7-3m sos Broad street.
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WHITE & POINDExTER,
w PLANNING MILL AND BOX FACTORY.
Mxnnfseimers of MOULpINGS. C0RNiCE
BRAcKF1~. HOTsE-fflNMiNGs or ALL
DESCRIPTIONS, ROUND AND SQUARE
WOODEN PACkAGEs. Estimafes furnished
FACTORY, weniy,sossrie 81 and Main s'fee's'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1884-03-21

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at
the DISPATCH PRISTISG-lIoUsE. Good work
low prices. aud sati isfaction guaranteed.
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A Good Breakfast Relish

IS Tlnsley's Tomatoes. They are canned
nearly whole, and eaten raw with pepper
and salt are very appetizing. They are for
sale by JOSEPH VI. BLAIR, Grocer,
Pace Block.
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STONE IN THE BLADDER URIC ACID
DESTROYED By THE ACTION OF THE
WATER, BY MEANS OF SOLUTION
A
OR DlsINTEGRATIoN."
CASE OF DE-. B. J, WRESTLING, MIDDLETowN,
PA.. STATED BY HIMSELF.

CASE OF Dr.. B. J, WRESTLING, MIDDLETOwN,
Pk., STATED BY HIMSELF.
Experience in its use in Stone of The Bladder
In NY own person enables me To attest the efficacy
Of The Buffalo Lithia Water IN this painful maa-
DIV. After having been long subjected 10 suffer-
ing. the Intensity of which cannot be described.
Ihave. under the influence OF this water. passed
an ounce Of CdicUh Uric ActdJ. some of which
weighed rs muCn rs four grains. s1Ording mex
pressble relief. and leaving me In condition Of
comparative ease aAd comfort.
"On one occasion passed ih'rty-hye Cdictttt In
forty-eighi hours. The appearance of this Calculus
NHclsi indicates unmistgkably, think, that they
were an component particles Of one large cal
cults. destroyed by The action II the lCdter, on
means 0f solution and diSfntegTQtiOn. At my
advanced period Of life II am seyenty-seven years
and six months Of agel, and In my feeble general
health, surgical operation was not 10 be thought
Of. and the water seems 70 have accomplished all
that such IN operation, II successful, could have
done Besides greatly increasing the quantity Of
TIME this water ererts decided influence on its
chemical cORsf tuition. rendering 1t rapidly neu-
trail IL previously acid, and afterwards dtkdune:
from being high eoiored II becomes pdte' and
having deposited e0pioUSly il becomes hmptd
and transparent"
PURCELL. LADD & CO., Agents,
Richmond, Va.
THOMAS +. GOODE,
Proprietor Buffalo Lithia Springs, Virginia.
Imh 4-Tu&F3wl
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE CENTURY
FOR APRIL
CONTAINS:
THE WHITE HOUSE.
An interesting descriptive paper, by f. V.
sMALLEY; with numerous illustrations.
HOW WILKES BOOTH CROSSED THE PO-
TOMAC.
The story, never before told In print of how and
where wilkes Booth spent his time between the
night of the assassination Of President Licoln and
his own death, several days later. BY GEORGE
ALFRED TOWNSEND.
NOTES ON THE EMILE OF DANTE.
BY SARAH FREEMAN CLARKE; with lllustra-
tions by Harry Fenn-Plsa, the Cornice Road. etc.
DIR. SEWER.
Further chapters Of G GEoRGE'W. CABLE novel.
SIDNEY LANlER, POET.
BY DR.. WILLIAM HAYES WAbD, with portraits.
THE NEW YORK CITY HALL.
Archltccturally considered; with numerous
Illustrations.
UNCLE TOM WITHOUT A CABIN.
A southern view of the status of the negroes.
AMONG THE MAGDALEN ISLANDS.
An illustrated travel-paper by $. 6. ". BEN
JAMIN, with pictures by VI. J. Burns.
ARNOLD on EMERSON AND CARLYLE.
A reply to Matthew ArnOld's recent lecture; by
JOHN BURROUGHS.
PROGRESS IN FISH-CULTURE.
An important and entertaining paper, with 80
illustrations.
"MARSE CHAN"
short story, by THOMAS NELSON PAGE.
NEW ZEALAND IL BLOOMING DECEMBER.
by the celebrated traveller. Miss CONSTANCE
+. GoRDoN-CUynTISG.
THE DESTINY OF THE UNIVERSE.
An interesting scientific paper, by Professor
SAMUEL WILLARD.
AN AVERAGE MAN.
Continuation of RoBERT GRANTS serial story.
TOPICS OF THE TIME.
~The Future Of the Metropolitan Art Mu-
scum"
"Nob or Magistrate"
OPEN LETTERS.
worshIpping by Proxy" by Rev. CHARLES 5.
ROBINSON, ID. H.; Music in America" by RICH
ARD GRANT WHITE, etc., etc.
BRIC-A-BRAC.
Bits Of verse by various writers.
Price, 35 cents; - year. Sold everywhere.
THE CENTURY COMPANY,
NH Gilt New YOrk, n. Y.
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TernDin Nfew

for Free Lunch at William Snellings's
Merchants Exchange,
No. south Twelfth street, at 1ls O'Clock
to-day.
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OUR WESTERN ROAD.
cAESAPEAKEAND ONO RAlLwAY

Ahe Annual Meeting OF Stockhoiders-Re-
port OF che Years Operations--The Coal
Trade.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
pany was held yesterday at the Office Of the
company-Mr. John b. Moon, chairman.
and Messrs. John Garrett and Don A.
Sweet, secretaries.
The annual report Of the president, Mr..
c. p. Huntington, was submitted and ap-
proved. The president in his report says !:
TO the Stockholders:
The business OF the company far the pas,
fiscal year has been sufficiently gratifying
to meet the reasonable expectations Of the
stockholders and bondholders. The gross
earnings and operating expenses for 1882
aud 1888 compare rs follows:
1881 1883.
Gross earnings-.ss,S44.976 81 s3,9O6,791 10
Operating eN-
penses, inclu-
1ip1 taxoe q oOo aAo
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-08-23
COOL BRAVERY

The man who knew just what to
do in an emergency, and did it.
lives in Connecticut. His deed is
thus described by the New London
Day;
y narrow escape and heroic
rescue occurred on the Northern
Railroad Bridge this de of
MountyIlle last Thursday night.
AS the train swept around the
curve, the engineer saw a man and
woman on the bridge directly in his
track.
Their was no chance to use the
brakes, and he expected to have a
frightful accident to report.
Just as he was about to close his
eyes to shut out the tragedy, the
man caught up the woman, threw
her over the rail into the water
below, and vauItod over, himself and
rescued the woman from drowning.
Those those witnessed this episode
say they never saw a Drawer or
cooler act in their lives.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-08-23

to build one mile of road the GU took
is serious. From the summit to
kamloops it is one dreary sea of
mountain passes, which can only
be penetrated at gigantic cost. In
the western end of the Kicking
horse pass the railway will be plac-
Ell on huge iron brackets fastened
n the solid rock;
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-08-23
GENFR AT. NEWS.

An Irish dJclor sent in his bill to
= lady as follows: $40 Curing your
husband till he died"
The agricultural departments es-
innate Of the wheat crop for this
:ear is about tour hundred and
lightly five million bushels.
The Irish national league is in
session at Boston. Discussion OF
American politics IN any form will
De prohibited.
4 poetess sings, Where Is Ny Sailor
Love To-ninghtl' Ii he sailed on an
ocean steamer, he is probably showing off
from the wreck in lte-bOat, before the
lush OF the female passengers begins.
a lover of her sex. but still a woman
iievoid of tact, established Cash Girls
Hnme" in New York. OF course the
name had to be changed to Cash Lalles'
Home" in order to reach the class de-
sired.
Capt. Geo. ID. Hill lie again on the
ticket tor treasurer of King County,
with every Indication that he will
win. He has filled the office cred-
itably, and why not give it 20 him
again?
Nineteen Chinese Lepers were
sent to China from San Francisco
Oh the steamer Oceanic. Their fare
was paid by The city, and IS given to
each Of the involuntary emigrants.
One escaped, but was recapturcd.
A vast deposit of crystal, or pebble
stone" has been discovered near Los An
,seles, CAL This mineral is the purest
form Of cEystalized quartz, from which
eyeglasses aud lenses tor opera glasses
microscopes ard telescopes are made.
Mr.. Harrington, Ole Of the sur
yeyers with Sheets in the new town.
snip on the Sank, fell over q cliff.
and was killed. His body was tak-
en- up to Seattle on the Washington
on her last trlp. and will be sent
East.
Harvest began at least month earlier
this year than last. The first wheat re-
Gel red at the Brooklyn mills this season
vas July 22nd, and the first received last
year was August 18th. There is consid
cradle smut in the wheat this year, but
the berry is well filled and of an excellent
quality.-Pacific Journal.
The work of raising the wrecked
Umatilla was again abandoned OF
the 9th, the leaks in her bottom
rendered the efforts to raise hel
unavaillng. Two powerful pump
ng engines will be employed and
il the worst leaks can be stopped
she will doubtless be raised.
The Winnipeg Sun reports that
the engineers in the Rocky nouns
aims agree representing the formid>
able charector of the work tina
confrouts the Canadian Pacific au
authority. When 1t takes $4,000
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sion Ia Society. Dinne OF Vision. Noses in tho
Head. the vital huid passing un0Lsrrved in IA,
urine and maby other diseases that lead insanity
and death.
BH. MHSCIE wa" il regular Physrlt
tyr rdnatc at thu Univ. rSity 'svlVruisl vii
agree t" rf.it Five lfua re-, spo,.ar- tor =
ra.e oi tins kind fh~ Viiai Restorative tuiit,r
h~ special advice and ,r,atnrrItJ vi not cHre oV
for MI thing impure injurious found 81 II. DIX.
MiNFtE treats al Private Diseases succcs.fnlly
without Mercury. d. consultation Free.
Thorough examination and advir', Ipclucing ansly-
sis of urine Sd. Price # Vital Restorative. Sl5Os
bottle. or tour tim-s the quantity s., seat to anv
address upon receipt of price. oC G. o. D.. sccur,
from observation and in private uarc il desired 10y
A. y. NINTH. Il. h.
ii hearnv ST., San Francisco Cal
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE will be- srllt to Az, one
applying by letter, stating symptom $, and aye
Strict secrecy in iegarJ to all business
DIR. MINTIE KIDNEY PENEDY, NEPHRTT.
ICUN. cures iIdiseases of Kidney aud Blsdder Com
plants, Gonorrh,a elect LPucorrhea. For Asle 10y
all druggists. 81 bottle: o bottles for 81
DIR. MINTlkS DANDELION PILLS are the best
and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious Cure in TIA
market For sale by all druggists. l1;f
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-08-23

DERSONS IN NEED CT LEGAL BLANKS SUCH
as Chstt.l Mortgages, vul, s'sm and Warranty
Deeds. etc, would dc we'll 10 msh>S nplicniiou az
this oice where they can be obtained Ut reaso able
prices. Blanks printed To order on short notice
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1884-08-23

Is \ EE.ERlt FAILINS
Cure for Nervous DchiI-
ItA, Exhausted vitality ,
Seminal Weakness. <prr.
mnt,uIrhea, lost Man.
hood. Irnpotri cy. Par.
blliS. frUstA .Orri ga lid
81 the terrible effects II
Stlf-Abuse. Youthful; fol.
lice, ALL cXctSnes ~ ana
tu:tr \ ears, suck - i.os.
If MrruDry. IA~sitrh-
Nocturnal l;IuiSsipn, A.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07

bsesAt Il ~ tsriG u 70 he uiasturn.
! claim thsl il Il 70 ths iAhorieg msn ssl
women. Asyirsdnctioa 10 The tariff mast
b ~ by . cusrsspcading rsinct,sn 10
vaesa ssA viii % tariG u ali. wages
uust eems dosa 10 prices paid bv cen
pstitive countries. asd the manufacture BE-
concentrated into fsusr hands 10 market
the scoia The history Of our business
proves thai FREE trade means msnopoly, -
the great Arms. Fcosss Bsothsss Add Dent.
Ailcroit 4 On. exist 10 EoglAsd. and small
firms nov G1d hard work 10 compete
sgsinst them. hAvs 20 dosbt that this
letter will " received With ssser. -
coming from man who Wishes 70 protect
his industry 70 the great detriasst of
America st large. but gestlemen. this 10
not the csss. feel that have The inter
cat Of oil vorkmsn d heart. and the argu.
msst that applies 10 gloves applies TO all
trades live have 10 pay higher rents.
more for clothes. etc. We have the more
money 10 DO il sith. aud the only
thing that can prove no in error 10 for the
free traders 10 ahov sisgls Industry in
Europe whore the operatives are a. we'll
led. clothed aid educated ~ Ia . district
where tho sams industry is practiced in
Yours respectfully.
NJ. 8. NoHrHaur.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-08-07

A correspondent III the New York Times
admits that there Ia = strong Blaine senti.
ment among the ~Li,e peopls Of Louisiana.
and that IL viii not be surprising II Blaine
cspiurea the State. He says this senti-
ment IL not csufned to the sugar districts
vhish are naturally in favor Of protection.
but is also found among the Irish. and
even among those native white Democrats
Who have Influence in the communities.
The reason for this exists 10 the fact that
State government has been long controlled
BY ring which has not sernpled TO count
10 its candidates when they lacked me
jority Of votes east. and who have ruled
With high hand.
New Orleans has long heen controlled
by risg though there have bssn some
bitter hgkts. and good many people
think the presens Is good opportunity to
unite With The Republicans snd get rid Of
this ring lplr There 10 no doubt what
ever thai II The blscks ere allowed 70 vote
aud their vote IL counted thst Blame will
carry tie State. There is also . fair pres
pect u carrying Virginia, West Virgins.
North Csrolipa and Florida fer Blame
Though this 10 the case no effort will he
spared 70 carry al the doubtful Northern
States Tor him and the prospect IL oil Of
them, 1t The present time. 10 favorable for
the pinned tsigLt OF course Il 10 yet
too early for nnsl Judgement. % good
many things are lislls to happen bstvssn
ssv and Nsvenber, but the csmpsign
siarts Of we'll 90 The Republicss side and
Is il noe ssssds se think they have the
bsst chance.