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Facts Speak for Themselves!

Facts Speak for Themselves!
G. II. Hall, GRANVILLE, ILL.,, writes :
81 never sold any medicine in my
life that gave such universal satisfac-
ton as Thomas Eciectric Oil. In my
own case it cured a badly u.c, rated sore
children it never failed to relieve"
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LEGAL NOTICE.


In THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF PORTAGE
COUNTY, OHIO.
M ATHEW HARVEY resulting at Frederick,
INx MOnlOe County, Iowa. and John Harvey,
maiden name was Rebecca Harvey. and--
her husband. whose pace of resi-
dence is unknown, and the unknown heirs of
Jane Strdttrn deceased. whose places of resi-
dence are unknown. Caroline Johnston, resid-
ing at New Brighton. Beaver County, Penn
sS Ivania John q Johnston. W hose place of
idence is unknown, Mary Z. Heron and her
sn,baad Rerron resains at
known. Secretus l. Wellington, residing at
Berrian Spsings Berran County @len'gan hsn
band. residing st Joseph. Berrian county.
na@s M.anSan Was sarah sarah Keisey and whose maaen
her husband, whose place OF residence is un-
known. Emma keigley, residiny at Be,rian
known heirs OF Betsey Henry, afterwards Bet
sey Orchard. deceased, whose places OF resi-
husban David carson. residing at Galesburg
Kalamazoo County, Michigan. Alonzo Gilbert,
aes,dlng af AN angola; S,eMoen ma CS1nty; iaaiam
paret. her husband. residing at Metz. stcuben
County. Indiana:
against tuem th619th day of September. "A.
ID 1881 in the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the County of Portage and State of
Ohio, by Maryett Berger and Charles Berger,
and is now pending. wherein said Maryett Ber
ger and Charles BERGER demand partition of
the Township of PALMYRA. County of Portage
and State OF Ohio. and known as parts of Lots
n O's 10 and 81 in said OwnShip. the same being
bounded rs follows: Commencing ut the south
west corner of land ia said Lot No. 10. owned
by John nj. Davis; thence east to the south. east
corner of said Davis land at the east line of
said Lot; thence south along said lot line to the
southwest cOrne of land in lot No. 21. owned
by Harvey w. Daniels; thence east in said lot
No. 2l far enough that line drawn parallel
with the west line of said Lot will contain sew
EN- C7) acres OF land; thence south TO the north
line OF lands formerly owned by the heirs of
James Hazard; thence west to the east line of
said lot No. 10; thence south to the north east
corner OF land in said Lot No. 10, owned by
Evan jenkins; thence west to the northwest
corner OF said Jenkins land; thence south to
the Township line between Palmyra and Deer
field thence west to the southeast corner OF
Land In said Lot owned by George Ludwic:
thence north to the nofth-e east corner of said
Ludwic land; thence west to the line of said
Lot No. 10; thence north to the place of begin
ming, containing two hundred (200) acres OF
land. be the same more or less said real estate
being. at his death, the property of George
Forder. deceased. of Milton Township, Mahon-
said Court the said Maryett Berger and harlcs
Berger will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
Said Defendants arc required to answer to
said Petition on or before the Third Saturday
after six weeks publication Of this notice. or
Decree wilt be entered in said cause AS prayed
for in said Petition.
MARYETr BERGER and
CHARLES BERGER.
By a. j. WOoLF, their Attorney.
September &c. 1881. 6s2-6w
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See a woman in another column,
near Speer's Vineyards, picking grap 9
from which speer's Port Grape Wine
is made, that is so highly esteemed by
the medical profession, for the use of
invalids, weakly persons aud the aged.
Sold by II. Waterman.
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AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY, DOWNS
ELIXIR has been widely known and
used as a cough remedy for fifty years.
No other cough remedy has stood the
test half this length of time. The
people stand by that which is good.
DIR. BAxTER,s Mandrake Bitters are
purely vegetable-the product OF the
hillsa and valleys.
WARRANTED. HENRY & JOHNsON'S
ApNrcA AM, OIL LINIMENT is war
ranted to please all who use it.
Sold by G. P. Reed, Druggist.
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sins OF the Father Visited on the
Children.
Physicians say that scrofulous taint
cannot be eradicated; we deny it lin
toto" If you 60 through a thorough
course of Burdock Blood Bitters, your
blood will get as pure as you can wish.
Price ST. 90, trial size 10 cents.
For sale by L. p. Seymour.
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Answer This Question.

Why do SO many people we set
around us seem to prefer to suffer ano
be made miserable by Indigestion
Constipation, Dizziness, Loss OF APP
petite, Coming mp of Food, Yeilo"
Skin, when for Is cents we will sell
them Shiloh's Vitslizer, guaranteed TO
cure them. Sold oy
E. P. BRAINERD & SON.
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New Hosiery and Gloves

We carry the biggest line of Hosiery in The
city.
The ladies only need a reminder that we have
received Il new invoice of our celebrated Ell
SA" ids. in 3, 4 and buttons. Every patr Is
warranted. The best glove for the money ever
sold
JUST RECEIVF JEDI
100 new patterns Hamburg Edge and Insert
ing> Owing to Il late decline in these goods
our line. which is entirely new. is cheaper iha
ever before known.
All the novelties in Ladies' Linen Lace and
Null Neckwear.
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RAyENNA,S CONTRIBUTION.

RAvENNA. Oct 3. 1881.
The following cash contributions received by
me for Michigan Relief Fund. have been for
warded to E. e. Carlton, Mayor of Port Huron,
and Chairman of Relief Committee.
AIEX TAPPING
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New AdVertiS' is.

CARD.-I desire to express my gratitude
to my neighbors and friends for their kindness
and sympathy manifested during the illness Of
my husband, which terminated in his death.
CHARLOTTE T. KING.
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THE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
THURSDAY. OCT. Q, 1881.
Election next Tuesday.

CEMETERY GATES open from SEVEN A. Il.
till EIGHT p. n, until further notice.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Our lease having expired. we will sell at pub
liz, auction on the farm known the Fred.
W estoyer farm two miles cast of Palmyra
TUESDAY. OCT. IL. 1881.
commencing at 9o'clOck n. m, the following
property:
SIS head of cattle. IA thoroughbred Shortborns,
II Grades iearlings the Fran Herd, 'On-
sisting Of Cows. Bulls. and Is Calves. included
in this sale 1875 Bi eeding Ewes 60 Wethers. 10
Lambs 2 Bucks-sheep all sound; wOrkhors-
es four years old Colt. l two-horse Wagon.
two horse Sled. set of Double Harness com :
bined CHAMPION Mower and Reaper, Feed Cut
ter lot of Farming Utensils. The above prop
erty will be sold without reserve Pedlgrees
will be furnished on day OF sale for the Thor
oughbreds-
TERMS made known on day of sale. A reason
able credit will be given.
J.F. BERGER.
Seps. u. lasl. Il e. II. BxAA. ANa'r.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS.

SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS are offered you
by the BURLINGTON ROUTE. 1t will pay
you to read their advertisement to be found
SlssWheEs in thig tss1A
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CUSTOM SHOE SHOP.

THAVE opened Custom Shop to manufacture
l. TO order all grades of Boots and SHOES ne,
pairing neatly and promptly done. thankful
for past favors | solicit the public custom.
Satisfaction guaranteed
PHILIP KNAPP.
Shop on Chestnut Street. first door north OF
Empirc Building. 662
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Sherifs Proclamation.

PROCLAMATION is hereby made TO all qualified
voters of Portage County, OHIO, that General
Election will Ee held as required hy law. ON
Tuesday, the II tn day of October,
1881, at the several places of holding Ell, ctiOns
in said County and State. between the hours OF
O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock P II of said day, at
which time the following officers will Ge chosen:
FOR STATE OFFICES.
1 1Goyernor Lieutenant Governor, Judge
of supreme Court, Attorney General Treas
urer OF State, l Member OF Board OF Public
Works.
FOR STATE SENATOR.
1 Senator for oath -26th Senatorial District.
FOR COMMON PLEAS JUDGE.
Judge of the Court of Common Pleas for the
2nd Sub. Division o. the 9th judicial District
FOR COUNTY OFFICES,
1 Representative; Clerk of Courts, Probate
Judge / Treasurer. Prosecuting Attorney,
1 Commissioner. 1 Infrmary Director. 1 Sur
GeyOr.
NOIICE is also hereby given to the Trustees
of the several Townships in said County and
state that the follow ing is the Annual ppor
tionment Of Jurors which they are required to
return to the Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas.
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DeLisle's Pink of Purity.
For the teeth. 1t cleans them, gives
n natural whiteness, delightfully."- per-
fumes the breath, and costs but % cts.
l.. p. Seymour sells it.
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What Ladies Nest

CT would give ai.nost Anything II
my skin was clear and beautiful
This is the heartfelt desire of every
lady in the land. They despise the
LIQUID whitewash" and other trashy
compounds so extensively used, for
they know that their application will
eventually ruin the complexion alto
gether. Ladies, leave such ridiculous
cosmetics severely alone. and preserve
the skin clear and lovely by using
Dupree's Oil of Beauty for the COM
plexion, which drives away every un-
eighty blemish, creating that most
bevitching personal attraction, a fault
leasly transparent skin. Sold by l..
p seymour, and Druggists everywhere
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Oct. 8, 1881.
0. '. SEARL,
AGENT
We are offering to the Fall
Trade:
New low priced Dress
Goods in great variety
New Black and Color
ed Cashmeres.
New Flannel Cashmere
Suitings.
New ColOred and Blk
Satins.
New Black and Col'rd
Silk Velvets.
New Embroideries and
Laces.
New Silk Cord and
Tassels.
New Jet Trimmings
and Fringes.
New Toilet. Goods.
New Ladies. & Gents
Neckwear.
New Dress Cambrics.
New Cotton Monte
Cloths.
New Dress Prints.
New Plaid Dress Cling
hams.
New Corsets and HO-
siery.
New Ladies' & Gents
Underwear.
New Table Damask &
Napkins.
New Table and Stand |
Cloths.
New Domestics.
New Floor Oil-Cloths.
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Given under my hand at Ravenna this 10Th
day of September, ID. lSSl.
W. - VIM WILCOX. Sheriff,
6S-Sw Portage County, Ohio,
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sHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY
A marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diph-
liberia, Canker mouth, and Head Ache.
With each bottle there is an ingenious
nasal Injector for the more successful
treatment of these complaints with
out extra charge. Sold by E. 2.
Rrainerd & Son.
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Bucklenss Arnica SaIve,

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter. Chapped
asnds, Chilblains, Corns and all kinds
of skin eruptions. This Salve is guar
auteed to give perfect satisfaction in
every case or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. For sale by f. +.
Brainerd s. Son. Ravenna.
The Greatest Remedy Known.
DE-. K1NG's NEW DISCOVERY for
Consumption is certainly the greatest
medical remedy ever placed within the
reach of suffering humanity. Thous-
.ands of once hopeless sufferers, now
loudly proclaim their praise for this
wonderful Discovery to which they
owe their lives. Not only does it pos
itiuely cure Consumption, but Coughs,
Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever
Hoarseness and all affections of the
Throat, Chest and Lungs yield at once
to it's wonderful curative powers as II
by magic. We do not ask you to buy
q large bottle until you know what you
are getting. We therefore earnestly
REQUEST you to call on your druggist,
E. p. Brainerd s. Sons and get trial
bottle for ten cents, which will con-
vince the most skeptical of its won
derful merits, and show you what
regular one dollar size bottle will do.
for Sale by E. p. Brainerd IL Son.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
RAVENNA, OHIO.
Capital Paid Up,$15o,o
In United States Bonds.

U. 8, BONDS of all kinds bought and solo,
and exchanged at current market rates
H. COUPON FOUR PEN CT. BONDS
on hand Tor immediate delivery
10. II. RICHARDSON, Tres Z
DC GOODMAN, wM- H BEEBE,
5H Vice President Cashier'
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COLLECTED BY OTHER PARTIES,


The following packages have also been for
warded: 10 boxes. ii barrels. kegs of nails,
2 bcdsteads. barrel of flour.
, 1881-06-02
BAD CITIZENS.
Criminal Items from tho Police Sta.
Hans.

GF1u4NAk 1t9N4p AIVU4 eAS kVAtN0 StN.
Hons.
Louis TImroth, % years, md his father Az.
gust, aged 65 ycArs, aru prisoners Mt tho West
Madison Street SUTTON upon wArralnts swo rn
out by and against cnch othur upon a chntEo OF
assault. They dn not llsa hnpplly to9oshor, nld
yesterday mortiug tho son urtnnd himself with
a hntohet to oItsct the old mnn's dnuhle .bar-
rolled shotgun. No bloo1 wis shed, md Cath
ran for the police Station to got QUE tae hfst
at % u oolook M yes.sriay forsnaoa viii ,osn Huns
on tho sidewalk In frunt Of tho latt1rs hume, ut
Ne !i isnoser streGt I n ne hEs na. Mtfn n IN
i silxst wound Aii throS dispstants la ,n wSts n y: ~
assaut and tho other ivy ror dsnr,terly con.act.
Lite Monany night Char.es w!xo, y yonnx
wh; ~ Us wy soo s w ~ @
polite arrested Uharlos Wlntvr9old a.,,, ilenryy
he was witness of tho r2bbory, b4t - i,lssuu! nt
tuking my acttye part 1T It nlvssed wlnsortiala
ido,,tit,cd BY their victim. mud iiunnnx as tho
WE took ta9 nanoy ~, or lsp n!s poekes: peSe ,
theretr0u. several articles ot wearlny apparel,
yns yust,sS Ell !ac ?est Hhs t1e @ viz
were with ba'er at tho timo OF tho thoftE0ro
"'s:tt "Fat nun nurkc and Fred Mason were to
nave appehIea ueioie 1ustso @ M ss NY, Esyy
Tor v!etaM!ztt!H sosnEAi penp.V ~ .no ~ no
on that threadoAr1 ~ ne ,nky
wAnts, raokes a s. sss ,,,a''c MI
three ooIis whiea nc na9 Hsen wSIv % ,1.9r,!
Tim MASON Ws 9tq ainhfsr Ho
a3 North Clark stre1t OF 1t!' aita rotos freses s
OF No, 871 "olls ftfeot u d III easa aao se'
Fo!scF. ,,1. ,.,,.o .h,,, ,v,s
Im9o8. tepa!lluR usltuE whey Nausy stE"s H.
ut No. LII! AdRtns stroet, Was afrcstoa yestonI
" UetectlSe a!fnMons aoE naVin9 IT, n'a asI
S!,n lunntlty VI pEoperly 1oE Wnlen nG cuu4t
glyo NJ satisfactory aeont,1t 9nd WHICH u aup
puaed to nave neon stuleh. 1ho goGAs, ~ Ia.ns s
tlun 4re i0t tue Moat pA!t u!otnn* s1ss Ell
, 1881-06-02
THE RIDER.


LONDON, June 1.-Tho paddock, large,
incloseu field with Rrcon turf, was iarge!y
attended before tile great raco. There wis
spr,nkilng of ladies, and here and there jock
uys In bright cotors lent additional plctur-
csque,,css to what Is perhaps the pleasantest
mid certainly the most peaceful portion Of tho
Erent course. Tile horses, rs tluy were
walked ubo1it In tho paddock wcrc followed
by crowds Ut admirers, mtliy walking along
with the horses, examining their points.
stand under q little group of trees III the COLI
tire Of tho paddock, tho shade Of which was
peculiarly delightful. 1t WIS hero that
TIE FASHIONABLE JOCKEY,
Fred Archer, quietly waltel for tho tlino
wien Its American mount should bv really.
Tllo entire string of horses then peforined
tho usual paddock paruGe, walking round IN
tho ring proceeded hy pollce'nou,, lroquols.
GcoloGist, tlnd scobclt wero cnEerly scanne1,
horse One gentleman auli1ly remarked that
hurdles thnn on n tat." Tho fayorit, FereFrlnr,
did not Join IN tho parado Ut tho paddock.
on tho course toward tho .starIing-polnt,
Archer, who r0de lrotluols. received q trcmer.
aous ovation on coming ln to wpiRh.. lie ro1o in
six races out Of seven Yesterday, md scored four
Pato On black L!ly, ii'iy. besides waloh g run
sccpul on Dor Wucherer and Drenmland for tho
Ashtead Stakes. and tho WeIter Handicap Plate
respectively. HO now heads tho list nf winning
hs orsdit. Hi successes last season; at zorro:
spending date. woro thtrty-ninc: When It Was
rlluovcI ycstor.lay that.ho would not r!io lro-
Nuots, tho betting went frotn a!x 70 ono down tC
was known that tho celebrated jockey would
rilQ tho American horse.
, 1881-06-02

WHAT CAN NE DONE IN THREE YEARa.
i.oSnoN, ',., vu%o - .,.,,t.,, w"",i.,, nv
qll0is was oaoke'l lot twetse htfnl'S'! W
gngen,ents III 1880, but did not ill tl'ein al''
~ mo-. ~, ,,,,' ,,a,',t. ear, VI
MarKet Two" eut'oh1 iiatc' s"1"G ,s44' ~
EPSON, Mny o, ho won the Tw0-Ycnr-OtH
,olahta' '"'"s 49,. ~. ~ s.a,aa .,s;,.a I'm.
no fnil sccontt III Wy dulY otMkest VM!,e i, IN
at Newmarket, .luly =, ii0 won tne CnesteTi-
,jnty n, hu won the LuyNnt Stakes, yulnD
St}0: at GOohwOntl, July ~, he nlsD rt,l, SEC
~" ,,,.,s - ,,,orn ia HI * II" n1ao nm SnnnnI in
MuRn H. Rso T,n"sn";i f;,imana % q oEns NJ Nav.
, 1881-06-02

No chofco In o1tbor case.
I'hp Chntr announced TINT no choice had boon
mnd0 to I'LL either vacancy and the jolut con-
ventton adIonri1o1 to meet tD-tno!row at noun.
No tutter from Gov. Cornell declining tho
nomination or refusing tho ukg Of bis name, or
in my way reforting. To tho sitlattun. WIS r0-
culved or raGerrel tb by nny motnber u!!ftnK sh9
Joint session. tHla name WAS bnlloted FOR roHli-
lnrly. Gov Cornell has written no s.lch letter,
and vii! mt write any. The joint session nd
1uutncd at l:l6 O'Clock.
AFTEH THE DAILOTINd.
Tho voting In tho joEut Assembly to.dny vora-
tlod fully tho dispatches aunt oMt by tho Nation
al AssoGl1tod psass last night, tiiut tho outcoMa
Of tho present Situation rests altogether on th0
uottou uf Gov. Cornell. II h0 luA!utAina a policy
Ut silence, giving no alGn ulthnr Wny, tho built.
breeds will begfu to combine upon h!nl to-nar.
row, probably With DePew as bis colleague. lnd
succeed In 0lootIn1 lin: Cornell aays that la
ono eau n1rAncp any good reason WAY no klontu
utter a word upon tho subject Hn lHs not heon
formally o!lorEd the candidacy. A1ld lids no pua!:
meas to dceno what hns not been offered: II
elnctcd 1t will clns unexpected and unsolicited,
and ho will act when such a tins dues coma.
Eprnplis stubhurnneas III refusing To deny tlAt
h9 iB a candidate Ia yury oxaspeEatlnY to tho
stalwarts, and to-day thoy Rro announcing him
Ns 4 doubled dealer. Tho hAkf-brce1s any thoy
understand Cornell Mnd Will clect him. tue slnl'
warts made M noteworthy Ruin tn sftonKth to-
tay, This halr-hre1ua ulaEm AI tho Hcpubl!oAn
yptcs not now Gust for ConklnX and Plat. Con.
Rrcsssnnn UroWiey'a boom docs mot show signs
Dt any great nottyty. and lttlo stock u taken In
tho futlrQ
, 1881-06-02
TIE YANIES,

4N4GAf1EH+
Special Dttpateh to Ihs chaea9o GftbtN&
NEW YonK, June 1.-plerro lorillnrl. tho
owner OF IrUquois, left ills liouso carly for
Jerome Park to-day, ana his frlenas did
not find him ut homo to congratulate
him. AIA,y kilograms nill ,lOtcs wcre sont
tn Ills house and to tho park FROM lr!euds
and stable-owncrs, both In this country aud
England, At tho track bir. Lor!llnru
was Us iu,perturbablo and apparently III
different Is II nothing unusual Ind
happened. Before tho races ho
moved about tho quarterstretci and the In.
closure, chatting with Ills ncQualntauces, and
receiving la,,dshaktngs aud warm words.
Mr. Lorillaru saiA this evening that lie had
received 10 private dispatches from EPSON
tn regard to tho details of tho race. Con-
tlnulug, ,...-...
"The result was Il surprlsa to me. hardly
thuught IroQuofs good enough to win Tho
Derby. In fact, thought hal two ln my
stabls bettur tl,an he.
"You refer to barrett md passaic, pre-
sulnap" satd the reporter.
"DlA Barrett 80 wrong, then, or why WAS
he scratc!ted?"
tho, ho lid not 90 wrong" replied Mr..
Lortllard, "but 1t was found, OIL trlal, that
could not run fust e1uugh over course like
the Derby course.
THE HILL WAS TOO MUCH
for hin,." r.
I" Do you intend to keep 1roQuois iu En-,
gland for the rest of 4ts turf career"'
"Well, llo Is engaged in about atl Of tho
great s-yent-old races, and, OF course, no Will
stay Tiers during tlls year. ut laast. I may
possibly brtng h!nl home to nse ~ stallion
Wien he has run races enough, ,tbut a''s
yury doubtful about his making tlrst-class
stallion. As salu before, I haya considered
| two others III the stable better than be- and
| hs has surprised me-"
| 4 HEAVY WINNER
| dpsetaI NspateA 70 Ih4 CAteaoo Tfto4hs,
! NEW YollK, June 1.-The heaviest winner
, 1881-06-02

the celebrated Derby md Onks were tlrst cet1b-
Tho annual RnIn tlay ut EPSON is tho Dert'v..
nny. Ever anil always. no imnttnr whnt kind OF
hu rnu gu Tho nppuntc1i Wednesday,. Snow,
stoat. rain, wttIer!nx winds nlny bnlle III arnyt
hut It will nut put hsit11 tAp " Derby
Tl1EltE wAH NOT ! CIHun
nrcr tho winnie parorAl,n ot tho Downs, and. as
usual, cnnrftuas MISSES pt spectators thrnnrod
tho rails nnd pnrkc,l tlsd stands. Tho hill wns
hack With ,trsgs and coyGret with whltc tents,
ninrt,uccs nf rrfrashn]cnta, b0utlis. shows. nrh
shnufing Gnliorics. whtn1i. ycnr after. yenr. nro
pitched In tho same placc. atld rrcaont tho samo
ch8rActprltiCb,