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MARKET REPORTS.
Portland,

WHEAT-Per ctl, valley, $l.l5@l.l7a;
Walla Walla, 81 1Ola Ia.
FLOUR i Per Dbl, standard brands,
S4.25; superfine. $500; country brands.
1915.
BEANS Per ctl, small whites. S2.25;
bayos, 81; pinks. 81 80; butter, $3.50.
BUTTER-Per II. choice dairy. E3c;
country store, l2sG l5c: Eastern, 22Ae 25c.
CHEESE-Per h, choice local, l5c; I'M
ported. l2a14c.
DRIED FRUITS II. apples, 5@Sc;
plums, ga Sc; prunes, StGSAc; peaches, l3c:
raisins, S225 , bx.
EGGS-Per doZ, Ice.
LARD-Per ID, pals, l2c; tins, Eastern,
l2c; tins, Oregon, 1llc.
DAT MEAL Common, $3.50 Y ctl.
CORN MEAL-Per ctl. 50.
HOMINY-Per ctl, 1915.
CRACKED WHEAT.Per ctl, 50.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR-Per ctl, 1871
@5.5O.
RYE FLOUR-Per ctl, 81.
RICE-Per n, China No. l, SIC; mixed,
iAc: Hawaiian Islands, 5se.
VEGETABLES Cabbage, lie; onions.
&c y II; carrots. Slrl. 80 v sack; turnips,
Sld 80: beets, 81 @ul.50.
CANNED GOODS-Tomatoes, 2a-it cans
y doz; sl.!o, gallons, $3.50; pie fruits, as.
sorted, Sl.oO, gallons, ~; green corn. $l.25
@l.6O; oysters, Sl.25d2.25; Holsters, $l.75
(d2.15; jams and jellies, $3.50.
COtFEE-E ID, Guatemala, green, ll3G
LAC; Costa Rica, l2lc; old Government
Java. 2Gc.
POTATOES u bu, 25@3Oc; sweets
t. IL, l2!c.
POULTRY Chickens, y doz, $3a3.5,;
ducks. $5a6; geese, $S@l0; turkeys, y ID.
lWd lie
PROVISIONS Hams, v ID, 1870 l6c; ba.
con- lI(d lie
GROCERIES Pickles, y keg, Sl.lOa
l.25; starch, T. Ii, ia 9tc; Goldfish, &c; mac
keael, No. |, kit, 81, No. 2, $l.75; herring,
dried, Il lob bx, 75c.
SUGARS Quote bbls: (A) patent cube;
&c; tA) crushed, &c; dry granulated, &c;
golden {. &c; extra powdered, &c.
SEEDS Wholesale to farmers Y cti, red
alsike, So; timothy, prime. $3.50; Ken.
tncky blue grass, extra clean, 81; peren-
neial rye grass, $l5; red top, $l2; orchard
grass, $lo; rye black, 81; bone meal, y
ton. $3s; bone phosphates. $45.
SPlCES-F Ii, pepper, lS(a25c: mustard,
lSc; ginger, lsc; cinnamon, Hdc; nutmeg,
SIC: sage, 3Oc.
TROPICAL FRUIT-Lemons, S6ta85O
u case; bananas, $500; cocoanuts, &c; or.
anges, $50 s. 30 y 100.
BRAN-Per ton. $l3(dl5.
MIDDLINGS-Per ton, sag %.
GROUND BARLEY ton S2za %.
OATS-Choice milling. BIC; choice feed,
30 a 3:,c.
HAY-Per ton, timothy, hailed, $l1;
loose, Sl2.
HOPS Per Il, ll@l24c.
WOOL Valley, l3a l5c; eastern Ore.
gon, l2dl5c.
GRAIN BAGS h, Calcutta. 22@
36c. 7i@74c.
HIDES Per IL, green, 5!46; dry, 15A@
l6c; one-third Off for culls: deer. $l21 q
&c; bear. black, 81 a5a 5; buckskin, In.
dian, dressed, ;Ntqtalc; elk, loo.
BROOMS-Per doz, $2.25d6.5O.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

Palmer& i,sy. Type Founders aud l'se.s
Dcalcr-, MAKE spscfai quotations on Twp
the Northwest. Noa. ~ aud ~ Front
street, Portland, Oregon
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a CAWu. To all WHO ara suffering frum -
rorp and indiscrctions of youth. nsf, das w.at
send = recipr that ~iil oure you. FINK ~
CHAN0E This great remedy was discovered
by . missionary In South Anert.A- sena calf
addressed enveioI~ Ia itsv. Jo~srH 2. tssAs
station u. New rark.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

II the water IN your Washing is hard
or alkali, use the Standard Soap Co. 8
Petroleum Bleaching Soap. Its effect
will surprise you.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

To break up colds, fevers and infiamma.
tory attacks. use DR.. P.ercc's Compound
Extract Of Smart Weed.
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CATARRH A Now Treatment wherein,
q permanent cure In enestcd In from one a.
three applications. Particulars and tree.
use free ON receipt OF stamp. A. u. DiSos
q SON. 90S King street ~esi. Toronto, Can.
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Threat Diseases commence with q
Cough, Cold or Sore Throat. "Brorn',
Bronchial Troches" give immediate re-
lief. Sold only in bores. Price IS cts.
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The Man In the Iron Mask II supposed
to have been . commercial traveller.
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The new napkins, with Roman borders.
are intended for Roman noses.
HOW EX-ASsENBLYMAN PATTERSON WAS
SERVED ny MAGNETIC TREATMENT


Drs. Darrin, ll3 Stockton street, San
Francisco Your treatment has
worked like . charm. l must say am
surprised at the quick and radical cure In
my case; In fact, can hardly believe my
own senses. About twenty 1--WE years ago
l was taken with an aggravated and losth.
some catarrhal trouble. The catarrhal sc.
cretions and incrustations were 80 great
that conld scarcely breathe through my
nose, and my sense Of smell was gone.
The secretions derxnged the functions Of
the stomach and kidneys, causing indiges.
ton and loss OF health. Catarrhal deafness
followed, and for ten years I have been
quite deaf. With six weeks magnetic
treatment by you am perfectly cured Of
my catarrhal trouble and deafness in one
ear, and the other nearly no. Your treat.
ment, am frank TO say, IL regarded by
most people ~ nothing In it," m In every
new development In the worlds progress.
| At first, but can say for one that have
tried 1t and am happy to ray that am not
ashamed Of IL. have tried nearly all the
known remedies Of eminent physicians
and advertised nostrums with no effect
II this letter will do you any good. publish
1t, and believe me very truly yours,
JOHN PATTERSON,
Linden, San joaquin county, Cal.
1.-The representative OF this paper In San
Francisco Ia personally acquainted with
Mr.. Patterson, having served In the Leg.
islature with him.-EDIToR.l
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San Francisco.


BAGS-Calcutta wheat bags. &c.
FLOUR-Best city extra, $4.37Aa5. 90;
medium, S3.I5M4.:5; shipping superfins.
S27ao375.
WHEAT-No. l grades. $l.2-A; choice
milling parcels, $I35 y ctl.
BARLEY - No. quality, S7A a 90c;
brewing, $l.06al.10.
OATS Surprise and milling, 2l.a5@
l.i5; No. l, Sl.2OCal.z5: No. 2, $l@1 10; efi
CORN Large yellow, 81. l0@l.l7A; small
yellow, $l.l5tal.2': white, $l.lO@l. Is y cu
CRACKED CORN-Per ton, 81. 50a28.
Feed, SZ7.a@2S y ton;
| fine kinds for table, 2i(a &c y h.
SEEDS Mustard, $2.2503 for brown,
and $2a2.25 for yellow; canary, 4G4Ac;
hemp. 3Aaa3c; rape, 2A@3c; timothy, 5S@l
&c; alfalfa, lac y ID; flax, $s.25@2. 81 = ctl
MIDDLlNGS Per ton, $l5(al7.
HAY-Alfalfa. Ss.W Gil.OO; wheat. $40
ai5; oct, ssal2; barley. $7@il; mixed,
STRAW -Per bale, 6O(s7Oc.
HOPS-Per II, l0(dl2c.
BRAN-Per ton, $l2@l3.
RfE-Per ctl, $1.l5.
BUCKWHEAT-Per ctl, $i.25Gl. 37&.
GROUND BARLEY-Per ton, 81. oO@
1850
POTATOES Early rose. $I.l5d %; river
chile, 700 Soc; peerless, I5c@ $l.30: Hum.
boldt kidney, Sl.l0.dl. 5; do red, $i.l5 r
ctl; peachblows, $1@l.l5.
ONlONS--Per ct, $3.Wa 400.
DRIED PEAS Green, $3.50; niles,
$l.5O; blackeye, 1925 y ctl.
BEANS Bayos, $2.50G3; butter, $l.c0
@l.35; pink. $l.65(Il.s0; red, $2.l2 @225;
lima. 81 .5Od 80; small white, $l.25Sl so;
pea. $l.a0G 100 y ctl.
NEGETABLES-Green peas, 6aSc y b;
carrots, 306t50c; turnips, 5O06Oc; beta, 40
| FRUIT-Apples. 35(G75c; pears, $l@2;
lemons. California, sl@$i. %: lines, Mex.
lean, $ll9l2; foranges, California, $l.l5@
$l.5O i, box.
DRIED FRUITS Sun. dried apples, 2A@
&c; apricots. &c; blackberries, &c: Age,
&c; peaches, l4al5c; pears, &c; plums,
&c; prunes, German. S; do, French, Ca
6Ac, y n; raisins, new crop Layers, Sits
az h box.
HlDES-l)ry. " H. usual selection. l8A@
lie; dry kip. l6A@i7c: dry calf, l9(92o.';
sailed steers. 80 to 55lbs. 7A@8c.
WOOL = MendocIno. ls@20c. y n.
Humboldt, lS(92i'c: San Joaquin. 6(g8c
eastern Oregon, Halle
Eastern, ll@1lA for tierces, and
lltMlltc for pals; California, ION, Sa8Ac.
HONEY-Comb. &c: extracted, 4@5c
Ffb.
BUTTER-Fancy, 24c; choice, 22@23c;
fair to good, 2O@22c; ordinary. 2Oa22Ac;
mixed store shipments, dull at l2A@l7Ac:
picked roll, 20td22Ac; firkin, l8G20c for
good to choice, and l5Gl6c for ordinary to
fair: Eastern. l2Aa l5c y ID.
EGGS-P dozex, 2042lc.
POULTRY-Turkeys gobblers. l5@lsc;
hens, lS(d 2Uc; dressed do. l8n2le Y b;
ROSTERS, $5@5.5O for old and $6@6. 50 for
young: hens, S6.5OdSOO broilers, &5@6
as to size; ducks, $5.5Oa6.5O y doz: geese,
$2.25.a $50 b pair.
TALIOW- Grease, 3@4: crude, 5A@6c:
refined. 73a7Ac y ID.
CHEESE-California. l2@l:c.
SALT-Per ton. $lf$@22.
RICE-IIawaiian, 81; China, 43@ &c.
SUGAR-Dry granulaled, &c: extra
fine cubes, 10; fine crushed, 7c; powder.
ed. tic; extra fine powdered, SC; extra
golden c. 81: golden c. DC.
SYRUP-American refinery Is quoted
at 3Oc in bbls. 32ic in Inf bbls. 4Oc in 5-gal
kegs, and soc in l-gal tins.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

Though the grass may be cut down. 1,
will recover in dew time.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

Those who desire the strongest and abso
lutely the best shoald buy the GIANT BAK
ING POWDER. There IL no mistake about IL
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Isrr REALLY CONSUMPTION ,

Writing poetry is like putting up stoves.
EVERYBODY knows how until they try.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

Cancer ~ the lower to~sl-
sometimes results from neglected ~ BADLY
treated piles. by our improv.d methods,
without knife, causiie or sslse. ~e speed
lly and permanently rure the worst pile
tumorz. Pamphlet, references aud terms.
two letter .tsmp@ World. D.pe, ssry
Medical Association. 'sKi Main street, iiuf
falo, n. Y.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

The reason why some papers die /.
that they have been unable ~ ks-p uI,
their circulation. We publish TIL. 10
please an insane friend Boston Ttas-
scriDf
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CASTOR OIL

One Of the chief uses To witch castor oil
is now put IL that ~ dressing and soften,
Ing leather for tnots. II va. tuf,nsfiy us<si
for dosing children hose =iomachs were
disordered. Aud an awful do.e " vas
Now Ne give suffering children rfown =
Iron bitter-. which tones the stonssh.
regulates digestion. and impafis strength
to the whole body. browns tfon Nittsru
IL incomparably better than castor oil. and
more pleasant tn take.
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10 NTwspAptR nyN

Everything il far, In railroad war.
a. f'tcapuns.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

The planting Of the olive tree has ir.en
much extended IN Sonoma county. Gal.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1885-03-06

TRY GKRMKA for breakfast.
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WATSON. WRIGHT q CO..
Wholesale Grusrs and Commission Merchants

San FrAncisco Ofics-ie Front e.
Handle eomminion Wool Hops s>>.is
Furs. Hides Chieksns. ExSs Lumber. Hoop polss
Salmon, AW Fed. Osas. Farley. Onions, Posssoss
Bacon, Lard, &C. Account uaiss rsodsspd ON iny u
MI. 6ead for our mAskss rsport. Oorrsspoudsncs
AAd coAsignnsats soloitsd
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TUFTS HAIR dye

GLOSSY BLACK by a single apynication OF
this DYE. 1t imparts n natural color, apts
instantaneously. Sold by DruGEtsts, or
sent by express on receipt OF o..
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

PRESIDENT CLEvELANDs attitude IN
reference 10 the K-ily episode II manly,
and cOmmends Itself 10 the people, hr,
Kelly, whom the Pres dent declares TO
be "a citizen Of unlmpeached probty
and competence" was rejected by the
Austrian Court as United States Minis
ter on purely religious grounds, The
rejection WAS, as the President say', an
assumption OF power to limit the right
OF selection by the Executive, aud 'rr-
QulT,d such an application Of u Tellg-
lOus test as a qualification for oiliee un
der the Uultel States, ~ would have re'
suited In the practical disfranchlso'
mpHt Of u large class Of our citizens aud
the abandonment OF vital principle in
our Government" The appointment
once made aud the appointee rejected,
there was nothing left but the manly
course which the President has adopted,
The inference to be drawn from the
Presidents comment Is that Austria IL
10 DO left without United States Min
lister, the duties OF that officer being
performed by the Secretary Of the Loga'
tion acting a. Charge d'Ailair-, NOgreat
evil will probably result TO the United
States from thia state OF affairs.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

PRESIDENT Cloyeland's Art annual
message TO C0nW,si conl ms the conf
deuc6 OF the cou Try In hl4 god Iudg-
ment administrative ability purity OF
motive and luf.y patriotism, II exhib.
IT. a thorough knowledge Of the tradl-
tlOus OF our Government, Rnd palms
taking acquaintance with the nations
wants ana condition, While u business
message OF high order, II IL more than q
mere resume OF the affairs OF the cOun.
try, for II Tlsps above the level OF ordi.
nary discussion, and breathes an exalted
patriotism In every part, Concerning
our foreign relations the message Ia
fun Ol details, aud underlying all these
dry statements OF facts shows u prompt.
ness to defend the national dignity and
honor, aud protect American cilizsns In
all their rights, fhe Presidant's treat
meht OF tho currency aud Iarifl Ques-
lions may not suit all Democrats, but
all will adult the ability with which
these subjects are handled, aud the pa.
trlotic ability which underles his be.
lief.
The question Of civil service reform
the President speaks on IA no muilled
tones, He depicts the evils Of tleapoIls
System, ana the demOralza lon growing
out Of It, In bold aud convincing Ian.
guage, and shows . determiua ioa TO
adhere to his pltdg, for pure govern.
meat Under his administration the
laws are to be Obeyed, and on iial dis
honesty to be- yi,iled with prompt pun.
ishment, while our material prosperity
is to be advanced aud our credit main.
tai ned. No one can read the message
without being impressed with ils broad
and ylrile patriotism, aud honest en-
deayor to advance the interests Of the
masses, while doing no injustice to the
Interests of capital.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

The late Emery sIOrrs, Of Chicago,
was great wit and very sarcastic,
Since hls death. many good things are
attributed to him, aud amongst them is
the shot said to have been made by him
nj Blaine. ut Ia well,' said storrS,
shat Blaine was defeated. His llabill-
ties Of promises were away beyond his
assets Of patronage, His defeat was u
grand bankruptcy Of aspiration, but II
was the best thing for him" After a
pause ho added sardonlcally: 'Ii he had
been elected perhaps would have been
chosen for the cOblnet had the nd.
vantage OF not having his pledge"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

The effort Of the MormOns TO turn the
tables on prominent Gentiles at Salt
Lake City, by having them arrested for
fornlcatlon, has proved futile. Tho ar.
rests we're made under q municipal or.
dlnance passed by a Mormon Council
and executed by Mormon tlll,lals, The
cases came before the Police Justice,
but before he had done with them, Judge
Zane, Of The District Court, issued q
writ Of habeas corpus for the prisoners
aud they we're brought before the higher
tribunal, There the cases were discuss
cd at great length, but the Court deci-
ded that the municipality was not au-
thOrized 10 punl'h such offenses, and
that the ordinance was void. IIo there.
fore dismissed the cases and ordered
the prlsontra to be released. This may
look like q peryerslon OF justice TO get
the better Of the MOrmOns, but there are
circumstances which offer excuse for
the ruling, Chief among these la the
fact that the MOrmons deliberately laid
their plans to ontrap the GentIles who
were enforcing the lag against polyg.
amy, Abandoned women Of great per.
sonal attractions we're hired 10 use every
means In their power to bring these
Gentiles to u breach Of law, One wo.
man was paid 800 down on the signing
OF the contract, and was to secure 800
bonus for every conviction, II has been
found that two or three houses used 70.
Gently for improper purposes are the
property OF Saints, and the presumption
IL that they are interested IN the busl-
ness carried on In them, What the
Mormons will do, now that they have
been checked by Judge Ziues declsion,
Ia not known. There Ia no Territorial
law on the snbj,c Of adultery, the Nor.
mons having repealed the old one
when there was danger OF its being
used against themselves,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

THERE are strong Republican multer.
lngs In the air against the return OF
John Sherman to the Senate Mr., stran.
ahan, ono Of the Republican members.
elect from CuyahOga county refused to
attend caucus which was called for
the purpose Of pledglng the solid vote Of
the delegation TO Sherman The Cincln.
nate Telegram reports Mr.. Hopple, Of
that clty-one Of the candidates for the
State Sonatorship whose title was re-
Gently adjndicated In the cOurts-Os de-
liyoring himself In this rather emphatic
style: "lr God lets mo live long enough
TO vote against John Sherman, I'll DO
content to never again enter tho pOllt.
lcal field, thayo nothing against John
Sherman. DO not know him, but do
know that he has Injured my city and
Injured my trade. His outpoutlngs
have cost Cincinnati traders many tens
Of thousands Of dollars,'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

u wOudeIfu medicine to me, When |
lrst received 4 | conId not sleep nights,
aud had o. ll't'ring IN the p.t Of my
stomach, could uO hear my hand or
tna weight Of my clothea IN IT, had .
thT0bblng aud u roaring In my head, |
was AFRAID II u continued | shOuld lose
my mind, oftentimpa thOught ! was
too far gone TO try anything, but your
medicine has proved blessing To me,
The pain and miserable feelirg IN my
head has gone, My head IL clear and |
sleep sOundly every night, | lean recon
mend II with pleasure, Who would n0lp
You may use thia letter II you like. II
may fall into some hands b ffllcted az |
was. and am sure they can hnd relief
In your medicine"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

Robert TooMDs, who has been hover
Ing on the brink Of the grave for long
time past, died where he was born,
Tuesday, nj Washington, Wilkes county
Georgia. In his death q prominent
character IN the history OF the late war
has passed away H. was q lawyer OF
promise when In lSi5 no waa elected to
Congress ny a Whig, after eight years
experience In the Georgia Legislature,
aud term Of leld service ~ captain OF
yolunteers under General Scott In tho
Creek war OF 1886 lie entered the
thirty.thlfd Congress- In 1854 M Senator
from hiI native State, AMI was reelect-
cd In 1850, Ouly TO bo expelled with the
other secede's In 1861, He waa always
man OF positive yiewa, always dog.
matte and always u leader, He led hls
State In secession, advocating II
on the stump aud In the Senate, Ho
atterward served In the Confederate
Congress, was provisional Secretary OF
State for seven months In 1861, aud held
the rank Of Brlgadler General In the
army Of the Confederate states,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

IT Ia estimated that II the worlds an.
bual production OF beer were sold at Ave
cents Il mug II would amount to more
than Si5000O000O, The United King.
dom Of Great Britain lead the world In
tue beer manufacturing Industry. The
following statistical information Ia full
Of interest, From recent estimates the
annual brew OF the United Kingdom IL
100000 tbarrels, Germany produces
330O0,000 barrels, Unitedl States 10 00O,'
900. Austria'Hungary 10 100000 Belgium
5000 600, France 100000, aud oil other
countries 100000, or o total for the
world Of l2i,0O0,00O barrels, Old Gam
brlnus could not Wish for q better show.
lug,
In the matter OF consumption the
United States are not such heavy con
sumers ~ In supp sed, this country
standing sixth In the matter OF beer,
seventh In wine ana eleventh In spirits,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

Thousands who have suffered Intense.
ly with sick headache say that Hoods
Sareaparllla has completely cured them.
One gentleman thus relieved, writes;
Hoods Saraaparilla Ia worth It's weight
In gold" Reader, II you are u sufferer
with sick headache, give Hoods Sarsa.
parilla u trial, II will do you positive
good. Made by Q, l. Hood q Co., Lowell,
Mass, Sold by oil druggists. 100 doses
One DollAr.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

Hoamo upon tho midnight clear,
That glorious song OF old
From angels bending near the earth
To touch their harps Of gold
"Pcacc 10 the earth, good viii 10 mon
From Heavens all'goacous kingN
The world IN solemn stiffness lay
10 hear the angels sing
stlll through the cloycn skies they como,
with peaceful wings unturlud,
And still their heavenly ntusIo loatS
Oe'f all the weary world,
Above ~ sad aud lowly plains
They bond on heavenly wings,
And ever oer lts Babel sounds
Tho blessed angels sing,
Yet with the woes Of ain and strife
The world has suffered long,
Beneath the Hngel,slrnin have rolled
Two thousand years Of wrong,
And man ut war with man hears not
The loyrsong which they bring,
Oh hush the Noise, go men of strife,
Aud hear the angels sing
And yc, beneath lfes crushing load,
Whose forms are bending low,
Who toll along the climbing way
with painful steps aud slow -
Look nov for glad aud golden hours
Come swiftly on the wing,
OH rcst beside tho weary road,
And hear the angels sing
For lol the days are hailtonIng on,
by prophet bards toretold
When with the e'er circliug years.
Comes round the age OF gold.
When peace shall over all the earth
liza ancient splahdor fling,
And the whole world send back the song
Which now the angels sing
EpMuNp II. BRApa
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24

GEN, TooMBs discouraged tho build
Ing Of q hoel In his native town OF
Washington, Georgia, on the ground that
all decent people Waiting the placo
could stay with him, and no others
were needed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-12-24
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