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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-01-28

- 1olueh Nate aFe tetoDHn4e E3Sb, IL
ATTORHEYS-AT-LAW
A DVICE FREE ON ALL LEGAL MATTERS;
"A marriages annuhed; collections damages etc.
6. ". HOWE atty, $50 Market. cor. stockton. a7tf
4 DyICE FREE: W. MATTHEWS. ATTORNEY,
y 4O2 Montgomery ST., room s. foreclosure OF
mechanics liens specially. 2lI
IA DAVIDSON. ATTORNEY AT-LAw 420
~ Californiast.. rooms l4-l5; advice free Do Ct
lie Clay 81 zoS1
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10000 ? NEW FLATS AT 4l6 STEINER
tDOOOV- ST. liz 70 south OF Oak; between 2
lines OF streetcars and commanding good view ::
upper nat OF rooms ana bath: lower fiat OF o
rooms and bath; both renting for $50; size OF LOT
25xll5.
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CR00 BEST-PAYTNG SALOON on MATER
lfOOV. front; well worth $1,000 GUS STRAND,
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any STICK upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on TUESDAY. the l4th dag of Febru-
arg. 1898. will lie delinquent and advertised for
sale public suctleg aa0, unless payment is made
before, viii be sod On TUESDAY, the 7tb dse of
March. 1893. 70 pay tie delinquent assessment,
together With the costs cf advertising aRd expenses
Of sale BY order OF the Board al Directors.
GEORGE ID. EDWARDS. Secretary.
Crce--Aik California 81. san Iranclsco. Cal IL q
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4 USFE CTIONERY AND CASDY-S STORE: BIG
= bargain. owner going away Call Branch p y
4 T SACRIFICE - NEWSPAPER ROUTE on
n account OF removal; good opening for small
capital Apply tbs once nozS q
GAIL ROUTE ACROSS THE BAY FUR SALE.
= Inquire Of cashier Cal once. oe27 u
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A ssEssHENT NOTICE-CRUIKSHASR GOLD
~ Mining CompsDy-Loeatieh OF principal place
OF business, San Francisco, California; location OF
works Los BurTos district. Monterey County. Cal
Notice is hereby given that Al 3 meeting of the
board OF directors. held the 6th day Of January,
1893, assessment no. s. OF ten cents 90 ceats)
per share was levied upon the capital OF
the corporation, payable Immediately. IN United
States gold 10 the secretary At the once OF
the company, room 8, No. al Ssnseme street, San
francisco, Cal
main unpaid the 10Th day OF February. 1893,
VII! be delinquent and advertised for sale AT public
auction and unless payments made before will be
sold FRIDAY. the Sd day OF March 1893, to
pay the den auent assessment. together with costs
OF advertising and expenses Of sale. BY order OF
the board Of directOrs. j. w. PEW. Secretary.
ohier-Room 8. No. PHI Ssnsome street. san
francisco, Cal. JAZZ TO fel0
-
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-t60 GooD-PANIS6 LAUNDRY STATION
y ~ cry. aid branch Office OF THE CALI.
IL y NIEA \ d 1923 Market
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-08-31

Inc people OF Brunswick, Ga. deserve
INC sympathy and help of tie rcoplc
OF the whole country. While there
nave oeeh n"t three cases Of yellow fever,
the desl'tution and suffering has been IS
great as if it were epidemic. Every ovc.
nuc OF sustenance has been cut Off, work
shops closed, factories deserted and busi.
ness protractcd, and it will be some finn,
before business can be resumed mdc,
favorable circumstances. They have an
pealcd to the generosity of charitabI,
people to sustain them through the tryin.
ordeal.
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Morris Locals.

GSa'orcl'lps?
TIm'r, Sugar, Coffee, Ficr, Can
Go0l%, Pine Crackers and Candies.
Esry f4no5s!
Cottonadrs;, Cassincro, Pants,
Shirts, Crnvats, Ties, Smspcnlers,
Notions, C"ats' Spool Cotton, etc.
Rsa~GVSaYn
plowG, Sweeps, Hoes, Rakcs, Axes,
Nails, Bolts, Tacks, Files, Rat and
Mole traps.
EOhacrDS
Fine Tobacco, Cheap Tobacco,
Sweet Tobacco, in fact ncrrly all
grades Of Chowin% tobacco. Nichols
Long Cot Smoking Tobacco, tie best
for lil'c and cigarettes. Dukes Gig
arrtte5 and rs tinc CiGnrS Us You can
find III any city for S cents. Cheap
Cigars and Chcfoots. The best Kcr-
oacnc oil, and CASTOR oil by the gal
Ion or in bottles. Tmpentino by the
gallon AMI in bottles.
Spices of i'll kinds. Coln1 to see
me.
RnS1cctfuily.
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Since we have to have Governor Tillman
and be ruled by him VIC object to his again
leaving the State unless it is permanent
When he is here he furnishes quite va
riety of spicy news for the newspapers
We have felt los: for the last two weeks
owing to tho absence of His Majesty.
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THURSDAY, AUGUST 81, 1893.
REPEAL TIE SHERMAN AND 3Ic-
HANLHEY LANyS.

"oos io" hi CScS arc lulHcu toward
Washington and with intense interest are
watching tic procccIinyc Of Congress-
We do not. ..rcmcmbcr Il time when the de
bates wcle read and The proceedings
watched by the people generally as thcy
arc now. And it is really an interesting.
study for the sober thinking class of rco-
pie to find the cause Of all this unrest
intense interest and Iii satisfaction. To
the Democrats il looks like plan Il con-
coctcd and prcconcCrtcd plan, between The
leaders OF the Porulist and Republicans
10 make the party EOw in power RESPONSE
bic and anSwcrablc for all The .hortcom-
inSs, miStiNin%s and sins Of the Republican
party for the last thirty years. The Pop
ulistS arc trying to blind the rc0plc If the
South AMI West hy telling them their only
relief will Ec in the free and ml,nai,rd
coinage of silver, the >uhtrcaS,irv "%d
other such measures, and thc Rcpubli"nnS
ot the North and East preach to their
constituents that their only hope is To- re-
tain high protective tariff The Nor,h
and East preach to tlcir lahorrrs prnci-
Ynlly in manufacturing establishments and
tho argument used on the capitalists is
that if foreign industries are 10 hc allowed
to compete with home industries the n.ii,S
OF this country would he forced To- shut
down or else the WAGES Of the E,;,crrrs
would be reduced to such minimum tit
they would IL forced t. sock other r,n-
pl"ymCnt. This is al for 'hc purpose. ,f
retaining power and to prevent such lc-iNla
tiOn 1y Congress for the rrlrir uf the rc,-
rlc-a!l classes. Neither of thee measures
is what the people need. If wcmdcrstard
tho free and Unlimited coinage Of silver il
means that the government shall coin all
the silver bullion that should Lr sen, to
them. That would mean that anvhudv
who has the bullion, II silver plate, cup or
any other kind Of silver mc,al could sri:h
II t" the mint and have il coined hyiayiu.
small royalty I" the government f.r COIN
ing. This would put the South and either
States that have .ot silver bullion al the
mercy of the silver States The Silyr;
States could have every cent Of their hul
lion coined at Il small cost and ), II it to,hr
government for gold certificates, turn right
around and draw The gold for il: or tls,.
they could sny to the government YOU are
required to have 30 much silver in cirt.ula.
tion pay us Il hundred and ten ora hundred
and twenty cents for it and YOU may have
it. And it would put gold ut Il premium.
Suppose the government is required to coin
silver and gold at Il IA! !lO ui l6 to- or % tp
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Schedule i'll effect July End, Is.

"ir - cF't*' F'5et ;ruius NHs Is II. r. and rS
= i"h t'fhttA f"ra'IlA rnGg tiGGntn in.tend
- 81" "i2- AtHn'c- Nc"ESS WI xiyf all pub
,,.. JOS H." 40 hsVC newspapers make focaE
a'H'i"h ~ a<s":USK"c q ich 0ur 1fstiug nd YER
'''ti.>. ar:ra a1t ;uEu7s.
W. \. TERE,
Hesa'i t&s<. Nrs.. washington, ID. G..
y e. ANRDNKk,
.'..t Cent mss. Nt't.. NtTantd, Ga
j. A. DODSON,
SUEciiitenGcnt, Atlanta, GR.
". u. GREEN.
General Manager, Washington, ID. G..
sol HAAS.
".L:v Manager WuahiHGtou, y. a.
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Ten Dollars

\ life size Crayon and Ink Portrait of any
Photograph you may select. Now If you
want good life size Portrait of yourself
or amy friend now IS the time to get it,
These beautiful Portraits (a specimen Of
which We exhibit at our Store are the same
size but much better pictures than You can
get elsewhere
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From Our E:xclsanrCs

Little Johnnie McLaurin has iumDed
on the President. And our own Lat
inner asserts that he is proud to be
the author of the resolution donounc.
ing Cleveland.
Such TRADES have no more effect
on Cleveland than cowpcas thrown
against rawhidc; but thoy serve tc
make South Carolina Congrcssmcn
ridiculous iu the eyes of the whole
country and to- deprive them of all
Influence in national affairs.
After abusing the President like Il
picipockct, they go whining around
because hc docs not turn over the
federal offices to men who are fight
lng him and his administration hur
der than they..ever fought republican
ism.
Somo of the Democratic districts
IN South Carolina are most wofully
mlsrcprcscntod i'll Congress. New,
berry Observer.
Scocntccn years ago r. b. Carpcn,
ter WAS circuit Judge in South Car
DINA, riding behind II thousand dol
lar span Of horses. a few years later
he drove an ancient mule attached t.
ranshacklcd buggy through the
streets Of Columbia. Now, be is
president Of the California State
Senate, legal alviHcr to railroads. and
their maGnatcs, gathering in lcglti-
mat"ly $4,000 Il ycar.-RUck Hill
Herald.
If Il dispatch We published last
week IS true, it seems that Senator
lrby organized n little court and in
NrstISat'd Ct the charges against him-
self AS neither Capt. Til!man or
Gen. Eallpy was present it was al.
together IN OK lartc affair; and it is
therefore not surprising that the
Senator secured II verdict IF not gull
ty in the case. Such an aauuittal
viii not satisfy the public, how
ever. OramScDurS Times and Dem,
ucrHt.
The State chemist saws rice beer
Is not booze, but Gov. Tll!man j. in
c!lncd to prohibit it. South Curo!;.
na IS lucky in having Governor
that knows more law than the law
ycrs and more chemistry than the
chcmstS.-Aikcn journal and Re-
view.
Tho terms of Associate Justice
McG"wan and Circuit Judges Wal,
lace, Hudson, Izlar, Withcrspoon and
Aldrich will expire early in lSD..
The places Of these gentlemen will
probably Ge filled bv the Legislature
next Mintcr.- 49, Kcowcc Courier.
Governor Tillman scrnns to b.
completely captivatrd lv the "Whitc
CITY during his present vi@;t there
!lc was officially recognized hv the
Worlds Fair commission on last
Saturday, and gave it rs his opinion
that Chicago was to be the future
cltE OF America, if not of the World
Suppose he should become Il citizen
of the future city, what Them
MuuEtainccr.
MIR. George f. Bogys, our most
SurrrSStul farmer, brought to our
office Tuesday three beauties in tir
way OF irish potators. They arc Of
thr "Enriv itoSo variety anu weigh
f"nr pounds, having been sclcrlrG
from on" bushcl. They yirldcd 200 .
bushels p"r acre on which 500 lbs. !
special fertilizer was used These
re fine potatoes and they show what
nay be done with our mountain soil.
'OtatO BUGS made their nu,rrroncn
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burnside Crossing, from which point
the Illinois Central suburban trains
run direct to the Worlds Fair
Grounds every moment. At Engle-
wood connection is made with the
electric cars, which run every five
minutes to the grounds, but we recon-
mend all persons to 60 directly Into
the Dearborn Station, which is locat-
cd i'll the heart of the city and from
which all street car lines converge,
then go directly by car or cab to your
hotel or boarding place. First locate
Yourself; know where and how YOU
are to live while in Chicago. Get
the locality firmly fixed in your mind,
before going to the Worlds Fair by
any numerous convenient ways; the
cable cars, electric roads, elevated
railroad, Illinois Central II. r., sub
urban trains and the steamboats, af-
ford accomodations for all possible
visitors, and it is but five lninutcs ride
from the business portion Of the city
to the grounds. Take yom breakfast
down town, buy your lnnch at the
grounds, and take your supper down
town. Ifyou follow these suggestions
You viii save money. The facilities
for serving lunch ut the WorlI's Fair
Gro"ndS ere extra ordinary and the
prices az" cheaper than at your own
home, but breakfast and supper
should be taken down town, or at
Your boarding house. The Worlds
Fair is already the most astounding
and Stuprnd"us spectacle ever at
tempted bN any people, and Il days
VISIT viii afford more delight and in
Struction than cal possibly bc OBJ
talncd III amy other way or by the
same expenditure of money. For fur
thcr particulars, descriptive pamphc-
lets, rates, etc, address,
T.. \. HOOVER,
General Advertising Agent G.. II.
4 ID. II. r., No. 200 W. Fourth st.
Cincinnati, o,
Many curious and interesting sights
arc seen on tn" Midway plaisaucr.
this street of I'll ratirns, the Niece, of
all visitors !o the Great Worlds Fair, ,
at Chicago: but among all its exhibits !
th" "p;u"rAnla Of the swiss All.s" is |
duuht!,a" tn" most highly artistic
/" those whose good fortune it has
been to so ";llrord," tlis panorama
HWa"on.' "iI memories, aud to the
many who ltavc been less Fortunate
thus really grand painting is rcvrla,
tlpll. ES a ~, .li,t.t r,r,I,Srpt nt 80, e !
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For Ten Dollars

or more. Hence We consider this very lib
critl offer for we only ask You to nry Of us
goods to the amnl:nt of Fen Dollars and
we assure You shat We will SCH them as
low us tn" lowest. How can we afford to
give You Ten Dollar Crayon and Ink Per
trait of yourself and "nly require you to
trade only ten A'i!,rs.
Now this isa question often asked by
our aStoniSh@'i customers, but all We want
You to Ito Is 10 come to Grcrnviilc and call
on us and We viii show and prove To YOU
that we o!c 'l"jn@ Just RS we promised.
W" have Il trade from plckvnS county
that we are Justly proud of and we most
cordially inEitL every reader OF this a,lvcr-
liSrmrnt To v&i: or store when you come
To Grccrvillr ana see what wc keep. We
don't compel vr';l tn buy. We have lust
"onr through our immense stock and cut
lhr liEN NMt nt nlincS iM
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Are ou !aoin:s 20 the IyorI,;,a 5.:.I-

.Nff oh e1oin| 90 thr IEorla'a Fair
II SO, see that your ticket reads -,
Cincinnati and the G. II Il y. and
Monon the acknowledged "W Worll's
Fair Routc.'
The only line out Of Cincinnati con.
Meeting with L. r. V. & G.. and O. 4
{. train No. 3, arriving Cincinnati
lo;3" p. N. \ solid train carving
through slrcpcrs from JacksonyiIIr'
Savannah, birmingham, Atlanta, Chat,
tann"&a, Macon and New Orleans via
Z. +: Y. y G, Q. & G., &c. II. & d.
and M"n"n Route to Chicago.
You can stop over in Cincinnati if
your ticket reads via the &. II. & d.
nnd Aon"n Route, by dcpDSi;ing same
with the Merchants and Manufactur.
crs' Association, Chamber of Com
mcrcc BnildinH, corner of Fourth and
Vine Streets, one block from Foun.
tam Square Uhc G.. II. ~ ID. ticket Of,
flee Is in the same buildiny.) This
enables ycn to visit the picturesque
"Quccn City" at no additional cost,
and special efforts will hc made to en-.
t"rtain strangers hospitality.
The universal verdict of thc travel
ing public is that the Pullman Safety
Ncsth1lcd trains, running every day
"and Sunday ton," via the {. II. & D.
and MoMon, between Cincinnati, In
d!anapolis and Chicago, are without
/ doubt the "tincst on carth." Thuct
trans were especially built by The
Pullman Company for this service
and embrace every Improvement
Their magnificent coaches, luxurious
smoking cars, sup'.b sl"cprrs, obscr
vntl"n cars, compartment sleeping
ears and mcXc"!icd dining car scr.
vice, afford "ail the comforts o
/ home"
J Leaving Cincinnati You pas.
! through the beautiful Miami Valley
and for twenty-five miles the doubi,
tracks run through the very from
door yards Of the finest suburban
homes in the country. Beyond Ham
ilton and up to Indianapolis, the lin,
Is noted for its scenic beauty.
A stop over at Indianapolis The
capital Of Indiana, may be obtainc,
ny deposltinS your ticket with the
H2crctary Of the Commercial Club
This city IS more worthy Of n visi
Than almost any other of its size i,
the West, and offers the greatest in
ducemcnt to traveller and tourist
between indianapolis and Chicag,
the line traverscs the very best acri
cultural and commercial territory, an,
: the rido is one Of unparalleled com
Tort and bcanty.
Bear in mind that the e, II. & y
ana Ionon Route trains all run vi
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Free! ( Free !

For the next three or four months we
will oilcr Free of Charge to any of our Gus
toners when their cash purchases at our
store have amounted 10
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IlsHN0ED & DAGYjilE R. R, @.


towi"N>td N'h"'!U'' !. effect .liIut I. lNa:,
IraIuS rl!!! hy 18Th Niyrid.tH f!an
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1893-08-31

INC gIngham mills at Fort Mil in YORK
County shut down last week OWN ,o tnn
SIrlhg"ncy in the money market Forsomc
nmc past the sales lad been decreasing 70
""'h'F'h""S extent and over { 100, 600 worth
o, stock had accumulated. They were una
,, I''" |" pay Their hands aid offered to pay
lhcm half in money and half in clo,h.
lh'S the hands refused and the mill WAS
forced to shut down.
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TIE ATLANTIC COAST LINE r r
PASSENGER DEpAI;TMENT.

NTlnlL"l"N. :. Z, INN" =, IN33
fnst Lin" hrt",rW ri.'i', con and Columbia
1l"i p "r south tH'nI tn nI, eStcIn Nrrh
'Hip'i"t a':h htn-u, ,.nI It.auta Cn;,dru."I
Schedule: -
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Bring US your job work.
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Columbia banks has adopted the clcorino
house certificate plan.
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RusIcctfuil,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-01

As indicated, the
{ eIu IN b ia boys
played uniformly
strong. The lowest
score was 162, and
the highest was lS9.
Capt. Walter had
the honor Of the lat
ter record. and it
remained for Capt.
BayleSs to lead the
score of his team
with l1G, while Mac
donald came next
with IN.
The next game in
fl,a folt,,saa O1ant will
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-01
FIGHT POSTPONED.
Tommy Ryan Sprains His Ankle
While Sparring With His
Trainer.
In Consequence His Fight With
Dawson Will Not Come of
Until March 8.

New ORLEANS, Feb. 2S.-The Ryan
Dawson match IS postponed until the
night of March on account of an acct
dent which happened to Ryan's ankle
while boxing last Sunday for number
OF friends who visited the American
welter-weight at his training quar-
tiers at Bay st. Louis, Miss. 'Ban-
tam" was one Of the visitors, and
he requested Ryan to show
his fighting form. The pugilist,
to be obliging, fought three hard rounds
with his trainer. The work was fairly
hot, and in rush Ryan kicked his foot
against q staple on the floor which was
used TO fasten fighting ball. The
hurt dd not show its true form until
became swollen and painful. A ply
stefan was called in and ordered
Ryan not to venture in the ring for
some days. AS soon as the news OF
Ryan's misfortune came to the club OIL
GERS, MeSSrS. Dickson and Joseph Ball
took the first train for the Bay. where
they are al this writing. Ed Graney,
DaWson's friend and advisor, accom-
pdilltu UN JOHN Y. humphrey, Ol Odu
Francisco, who is also DawSon's friend,
Immediately upon the arrival OF the
news OF Ryan's accident repaired to the
Australian welterweight's quarters at
Biloxi and broke the news or the post
ponement to Dawson. The latter took
the news hand, and, turning to MIR.
Graney, said:
And l sent $500 miles 10 have you in
my corner, and now the fight can not
come off as agreed
Evan Lewis arrived tonight, and will
rest and do his work at the Young
Mems Gymnasium club, where Sulli-
van put up while easing up in his train
ing for both Kilrain and Corbett.
The betting today was as follows:
Ryan, / to 5; Dawson, even money.
Goddard, l to .; Smith, SO to l.
Dawson will be brought into the club
and weighed tomorrow at noon accord
ing to the articles OF agreement. Then
the terms Of the postpOnemant will be
definitely made known. 1t is expected
that Dawson will Insist upon being paid
for the poStponement.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-03-01
SPORTING sPLINTERs.

A happy presentation was made in
the rooms of the Phoenix club at the
last meeting of the chiidren's class in
athletics. Alex Barcley, the nine-year
old winner of the junior championship
mile dash, was given a handsome gold
medal. The time made by him in the
contest was better than many OF the
adult members can make, At the time
of the making of the presentation by
Manager Barnes there were number
of the mothers and sisters OF the little
fellows there. 1t is customary for them
TO accompany the little fellows TO the
club rooms on Saturdays and watch the
manner in which they are taught to
develop their muscles.
1t is expected that the friends of the
contestants in the shuffleboard series, to
be played between j. j. Ahern and
Roxey Reber, will present the winner
with a gold medal, which will be spe-
cially designed for the event. The next
game of the series will be played Friday
evening i'll the rooms Of the Switchboard
club.
ysSsSs
The greatest amount of interest is
manifested in the game of SWITCHBOARD
which will probably be played this
evening between the Pioneer Press and
GLOBE teams for the Reber medal. The
medal was won by the GLOBE team at
the deciding game of the first series
few days ago, and the Pioneer Press
team promptly challenged the winner.
The GLOBE is compelled to defend the
trophy against all corners in challenge
series, and it has expressed desire and
willingness TO do so. The final holder
of tie medal must be a member of the
team which won the two series in sue
ceSsion and holds it for his team III a
competitive series among the members
of the team.
I I
The were were a number Of exciting
games between individual members of
the SWITCHBOARD club last evening in
the rooms of the club. The members
are backing their champion, Reber, in
his contest with Ahern, and are conf
dent that he will win in spite of the
fact that he is now twenty-four points
behind