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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25
SAM JON Es,

Where lies the power that enables
this man TO preach twice day every
day In the week and draw 10 every one
OF his meetings crowds too largo for
even Music Hall, and to hold them from
the beginning 10 the end OF his dis
coureesp Furthermore, people not only
listen TO Jones, but they read his ser.
mons. We found The most eminent
statesmen In Washington reading bia
sermons from day TO day and talking
about them, They are discussed In par
lors, at the dinner table, and even In
bar rooms. We have printed ono OF Mr..
Jones's sermons every day eince ho has
been In Cincinnati, and we know that
his productions are not only read, but
they are sought for. People never tire
OF reading them. He does not repent
himself, and this Ia extraordinary, He
can preach o sermon from the same
text several times, And he does not
wear out, nor does he ever weary nh
audience. Last Sunday afternoon
he preached In Music Hall to men only.
There were 1000 persons present, and
the audience would have been larger II
the house had been larger. He spoke an
hour and u half, and yet not one person
left tho house until he took hls seat. To
most critical people Sam Jones is q
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25
FAIRMoUNr omrLDHnN,s noMG.
Abstract Of the Ninth Annual Report OF
That InHtltutlon.

Abstract Of the Ninth Annual Report OF
That Institution,
The ninth annual report Of the Fair
mount Chidrpna Home, covering the
year 1885, contains very many interest
Ing items, The ard Of Trustees very
properly ask the Joint Board Of Commits.
alOnrra OF Stark ami COlumhiana cOun-
tioa 10 insure the buildings against loss
or damage by fire. ltiaa matter Of sur.
PRISE that such request Ia needed, In.
aufance In these w isa necessity. Let
tie taxpayers voice their sentiments 10
loud that they cannot be misunderstood,
aud the Insurance will be placed.
The superintendent asks for new and
more cOmm0dlOus stables, that the stock
may be properly cared for.
The health OF the children ia reported
good, only three babies having died at
the home thla year. The average NUN.
her haa gone from l2i TO 1881. More
homes, November 1T Stark county had
there 40 ooyN aud Is girls; Columbiana
county, Al boys aud Is girls; soldiers
0rphana, u, total l2i, On October 8ist
3 ark county had there 90 hoya ana "a
girls; iOlumbiana county, 3S boys and
10 gifla; sOldlers' orphans, ii. Total,
lG9. An Increase OF 2s,
During the year Stark county sent In
80 boys and % girle; COumblana coun-
~, 20 hoya aud IL glrlsi ana the o. 3.
and g. o Home boys aud 3 girls, maxi
lug total OF l20
During the egme perl0i died; O were
sent 10 other institutions; ahacODded; /;
3 were discharged; 81 returned 10 par
Onts; II were put out on trial aud 38
placed In families. Total 02.
Expenses for the wear were $l2 003
72, besides nearly $1,000 worth Of farm
aud garden produce While the gross
expenses Nre larger than the previous
year, the expense per capita " leas.
The oillcers are; TrusteCs, elisha Tee.
tere, President, Alliance; David Boyce,
ENst Liverpool, Chas, II, Ricks, Massil-
lon; W. Bentley, Salem; II II Meyers,
Canton. superintendent, j X, Nelsz;
Matron, Mrs NJ. h. Neisz,-[Allla Re.
view,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

West End News Notes and Personal aud
General ilams NJ iutaresL
Misses Mary aud Lizzle RebhOltz, OF
Canton, were visiting friends la this
city yesterday
John sallef'a barber shop will be
found In tina room above Dielhenn'a gro
Gerry store after Fab, 2lat
Mr.. WIN Mccall, employed In the Of
fee Of Russell u o., bought and took
possession OF the drug store on South
Erie street, Ownud by A, Fisher, yester.
day.
The funeral Of Wm. Gagher yesterday
from the Elgllah Catholic Chufch. waa
largely attended. The Knights OF l. ,hOr,
Of which organization he was u mem
ber, attended the funeral.
George Marks, farmer living about
three miles weat Of the city, met with q
serious accident yesterday while telling
tree on hia farm, A branch fell atrlk'
Ing him uOOn the head, crushing hia
skull and injnring him 10 badly that no
is not expected 10 live.
Mr. Charles whitman. OF North East
street, was surprised last evening by
party Of friends, among whom were A.
B0ener, A, V0lkmOr, Nm. q, Pail, II.
VOgt, George Stheer, A, Smith, \. Som
halter, II HOch aud JOa, Grass, who nOtl'
fed him that II waa HIS 32l birthday. A
aplendid supper was served by Mira.
Whitman, assisted by Miss Mary Adams,
After enjoying themselves until u late
hour they left, wishing Mr.. whitman
many returns OF the day, MuaIc waa
furnished by the Screw Orchestra.
The Cross Cut Polo Team, travelling
under the management OF Mr. ". II
Small, AM for W. Duke, Sons a. Co., OF
Durham, N o.. manufacturers OF the
famous Cross Cut cigarettes, played n
very good game with our East Side team
The contestants we're very evenly
matched, ana after nearly an hours
hard work the match was declared n
draw on account Of an accident. The
manager was head 10 remark that the
WalhOndlng Rlnk waa the llneet no haN
been In aimee he left Columbus, o., aud
that couple OF the boys Ia our team
were superior 10 any playere no had yet
seen. The North CarOlinainna all like
OHIO and think our little city the pret
tieat they have spen ainca they left Gin.
clnnati. On account Of the lnclement
weather there wag not very large
audience, but ~ lha game IL 10 be do
cided 10 night n large house II expected
MAssILL0N, February 20,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25
OF orSWE ET GUMA"O
MuLL.ElM,
RILIQuSMESS,

Bilious symptoms invariably
arise from indigestion, such as
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giddiness, sick headache, ir-
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cretes the bile and acts like a
filter or sieve, to cleanse impu-
rifles OF the blood. By irregu-
larity In Its action or susp en-
sions OF Its functions, the bile
Is liable to overflow into the
blood, causing jaundice, sallow
complexion, yellow eyes, bill
ious diarrh@a, q languld,
weary feeling and many other
distressing symptoms. Bilious
ness may be properly termed
an affection OF the liver, and
can be thoroughly cured by the
grand regulator Of the liver
and hillary organs, BURD0CK
BLOOD BITTERS. II acts upon the
stomach, bowels and liver,
making healthy bile and pure
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25
PENNsYLvAEIA DEIrsH.
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dn'a IN di lzeitung nj pnbliBha on ich
rona comma Will n naigsht shpOat yOhr
Tor Congress, aver we'll mer net ex-
hetly NJ lorna nous Aawga con WelIy
party Oh uVya druf cOOm'd hob ich nOch
net my mind uf gamaucht uf weller side
Oh leh fun-DemOcfaWtiah Odder ReDnb.
lican. Ea dinkt mich mer set baida
parties n chance geyva-wann aney
anne 0us der nomination b'sheiaht Of
don con do Onner anne uf nemma. De
Tact W, ich been willena uf GA side Odder
DO onner tzn g@, yusht 10 os ich nj
c0nm
Now, wann do lett wlssa was goOt Ia
for ~, don 'lecta 80 mich aw, for lch p@
nj for ollea Oh do lett beneat, Wann no
lnlch 'leeIa don pass ich n law on all do
ormy lett trst rate hOch lava kenna-sO
n law on all Il geld i'm gOnaa lOnd oily
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nnner do sham ~. Un ich ge Nv nj for
n law on nemOnd km tOx bhiZtwla nus,
Dn aw h@ hmrrcha geld for dc porra,
un on ds W@rdt net maner az dri cent
Tor n CLAWS beer 0dder N dro0k whiskey
chafga darfa un 0s n yeader mon anne
b0rgy mus bis Somshdawg Owet, wann
u yeader mon ai share grickt fun grossa
howfa Un ich Rm aw nj for n law Os
dc widwelyer 0ua der n0at helfa--0s n
yeader batchelOr ol refused aney tzu
hra mus llnf dawler dc wuch batavia
for do widweiyer i2u aTnalTa, Un wann
Iner hm0hl 20 laws hen don kenna mer
Dc ais un court helaer un do Orma
heiNer ferkawfa un do lawyers un
ahqnlrea nn O0Onshtaweler un no karls
llre Owet RevVa, for ono Ia r gOr nimmy
nOatwendlch on mer ahtaild, Odier
betfeegt 0dder rawbt, we'll mer nix
weltera lzu du hut Oh In der bank aw
rufa ON SOmshdawg owet un si share In
der sock ahtecka,
lch hoo nOch feel onnery plans on gOOt
ain, aver ich hob now shun ganunk
gaawt for mich ins emily nj 'lecta we
gOr nix.
Yusht ca trOovel hob lch, un sell Ia do
BeyVy. We lch era g'sawt hob on lch
r0u COON for Congress hut 10 g'sawt,
aeckt no, yaw, sell Ia recht, COON yuaht
r0ns, un OF course du blelbaht aw house,
un 40 bahawpt aw o. wann lch no ebbas
pr0weer don date lch ynsht n nOrr fun
mer maucha. Es In q wennich tuif os
mer no aanch aw nemma muss fun siner
eagny fr0w, aver 30 IN 4 eva.
PIT CHwEFFELBRENNER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

IN preparing for the Stark county cd.
ltlon OF our military history OF Ohio u
rec rd Of itA soldiers, every Effort has
blen made by the publishers TO have
their representatives visit each living
aold or Of the comfy and get hia record,
ana no gather from The living the record
OF the dead, This wurkin tho county la
now complete, aud IN fur ~ we know
every soldier who went from the county,
or who now makes his home IN the coun
ty IL rostered, That IL what we have
aimed to do. II any ono remains unI0s.
tered II will give M pleasure, and add 10
the value Of the work for the county, n
wa can secure his record. II any sold
ler Of the county, or representative OF n
deceaaed soldier, has not been Waited,
we ask that u written record Of tho eer'
ycea may be forwarded ua here giving
date aud place OF enlistment and OF Ma
charge, company, rank, wounds, impfia
0nment, transfers, ETC., Nll 10 brief M
possible. Should any one deaire TO make
out such " record, and not understand
how 10 DO II, we will cheeTfully forward
the blank used, upon application. II
received In aeaaon auch record viii bC
added 10 the county record free Of charge
Address, II, l.. HARDEsTY.
Toledo, 0hio.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

Many pereOna fOel unwell, not abeo-
lutely sick, buI IN state OF discomfort,
The liver IL out Of order, Take Sim
mons Liver Regulator, This unfalllng
specific for liver disease has restored
more people ~ health and happiness
than any other agency known on earth,
No one can take the Regulator aud 70.
main long nnwell, Rev, Il, q, wilder
Princeton, N. j.. eaye: II lnd nothing
helps no much TO keen mo In Ing
condition as Simmons Liver Regulator,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

BIsMARoE's secret ugentsa at 81, Peters
burg have succeeded IN obtaining def.
mite information Of the Inauguration by
the Russian authorities Of eystem OF
reprisal against the Polish policy of
Prussia, II Ia stated that NJ, do GIers,
the Russian Premier, Ia preparing n scr.
les OF stringent measures against the
German residents OF Russian Poland.
This move on the part OF NJ. do .9lers
IL believed TO DO the result OF direct
pressure from tho Gar.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25
An Answer Wanted,

Can any one bring us 4 case OF Kidney
or Liver Complaint that Electric Bltters
Will not speedily curep We say they can
not, NJ thousands OF cases already per-
manently cured aud who are daily rec
ommending Electric Bltters, will prove.
Brlghte Disease, Diabetes, Weak Back,
or any urinary complaint quickly cured.
They purify the blood, regulate tho
bowels, and act directly on the diseased
parts, Every bottle guaranteed, For
sale ut 30 cents n bottle by Durbin,
Wright d 90,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

An exchange says: "Nlnotentha Of
tho unhOppy marriages result from
human calves being slowed TO run NJ
large In society pnsturoa" Nine tonths
OF uhe chronic or lingering diseasps Of
to-day originate In impure blood, liver
complaint or blllousnepe, resulting In
ecrofula, consumption (Which IL hut
scrofula Of the lungs, sOree, ulcers, skin
diseases and kindfed affections. DR..
Prlce's Golden Medical Discovery" cures
oil these. or dIuggiete.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

puzzle; hut the fact remains that no Ia
a great power He IN not "A ranter. He
" not hnmbug, He does not preach
Sam Jones. He keeps hmaelf In the
background, He PLACES In thu forefront
the great trntha that fill hia mind aud
control his life. lie beleysa what he
says and Ia full of his subject, The heads
Of most men would be turned by the tre-
mendOna crowds that hang upon his nt.
teTancea; but inatead OF belng elalei he
seems TO be h0milia cd. He apends no
tins on tvGhnlcalitles or disputed doc
trinal questions, aud evidently the Ser
mon on the Mount and the Tee Com
mandmenta are hia models, That he
does good no one can successfully dla.
pnle, II people would do ~ Sam Jones
advises there would be no need for Grim
inal courts, aud society would be ele'
waited aud there would be happiness and
cOntentment In oil shades OF life. or
technical theology he probably knows
little, bat Of thA troubles that an ct man e
kind he knOWa mnch, and these ne knows
lArg 'ly from experience, aud when he
comes TO talk ab lnt lhese he calls thinga
by their right names, II talks TO the
people In the language they understand
Il Cincinnati Commercial Gazalte,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

A COMMITTEE Of ak prominent gentle
men Of New York have gone TO Albany
10 urge the Legislature 10 pass the Hud.
aOn Valley AQuedUct bill, under the
provisions OF which tho cities along the
Hudson, ~ we'll M New York and Brook
lyD, are to bo supplied with water from
the pure sources Ia tho Adirondack
The cOmmunitIea referred 10 compose 10
per cent, OF the population OF the State
The water will be conveyed by u canal,
and the cost Of tho entolprleo Will be
$4,000 600, which will be- raleed by a
company Nothing IL naked from the
State but right OF way.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

From J, W. Yowell, Dudley, ILL.,. DR..
J. II, McLean's Tar wine Lung Balm 10
the only medicine that gives mo any re.
lief from cough. have Ind chronic
bronchitis for years, and would not be
without this excellent cough remedy
for ANYTHING.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

TnE Saturday half.hollday movement
has swept through oil tho bualneep
streets In New York, ~ paper OF that
city says there IL scarcely n thing doing
In tho etores after noon OF Saturdays.
Customers have taken up the cause OF
the clerks aud do no shopping then.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

James Bagley, section foreman OF the
Q, ~ NJ, II, X who had not slept n whole
night for over q year, after taking the
third dose Of Athlophoros slept eoundly
aud haa had no rheumatism since. AS
Galley, druggist, Wrinkle, o
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25
suERMAN's MEANING. a..

Senator Shefman's mysterious letter
TO Mr.. Dewitt Q, Jones, the nominee for
postmaster nj Columbus, has NJ last
found ita way 10 print, II was evidently
not Intended 10 bo made public but tho
matte got warm for John, and no was
obliged TO give II out no that II might
not be thought TO be even worse than II
was II hua been given In full 20 the
readers Of the Enquirer. Dlyested OF its
diplomacy, II amply advised Mr., Jones
that his confirmation by the Senate
would probably b. retarded by the re-
port that he intended TO make u clean
sweep IN the Office. II was notice no MIR.
Jones that no could have Mr.. Sherman's
influence for confirmation II no would
agree TO keep MIR. Sherman's 4 friends In
place. This Ia one Of tho beauties Of the
Clvll Service law II enables Republi-
can politicians 10 demand that Republl-
can officials shall be kept Ia place under
Democratic Administration. How many
Democrats ever had places under Re.
publican poatmNatera IN Colnmbusp--
Cincinnati Enquirer,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

Mrs. 6rocs, Of New York, has left au
estate of $4,000 TO her scr wants, much
10 tho disgust Of her brother John.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

In point Of medicinal power and ex-
cellence Hop Plastere are far ahead OF
oil others. % cts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25

Ladies' are now cultivating pastel
painting, The work Ii not 30 disagree.
able or dirty as oil painting, and there Ia
no tedious waiting,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-02-25
OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, DELAWARE !;a! g.! eH!e @


.sps. @ Torn only c J e SaS E
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
TRAINS NoRTHwARD.

p Leave Arrive
NJ Petersburg. Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
VIVA. lord salisbury VIII DO.

LONDON, July l5.-Lord Salisbury
has offered to give the Liberal Unionists
four seats in the Cabinet and an equal
ratio of lesser Offices. He will permit
Lord Harrington to be leader in the
House of Commons and to select what
Office be chooses. excepting that Of Pre-
micr. Lord Salisbury proposes to again
unite the premiership with the office OF
Foreign Secretary. Conservative news.
papers predict that the first fight will
arise over obstructive tactics by Glad
stoneans and Parnellites.
Ministerial circles deny the charge
and affirm that Gladstone is DESTROYS OF
extending the Speakers powers OF
cloture. Parnell is disposed to follow
the lead of Gladstone, but if Salisbury
proposes coercion every means will be
resorted to to protect the Opposition.
Gladstone has postponed the meeting
of the Cabinet until Tuesday to enable
all the Ministers to be present.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
THROUGH THE | MATE.
MATTERS IN AND ABOUT A YouA.
CITY.
The weather and the Crops-fohaceo-
Bridges Washed Away-Improve-
meats and Inducements.
rcuwpoaaspes Of ,ns Rloamond pispaioh.

fCo9seGpondence OF the kloamoad Vhpe'on'l
CHASE City, July 10, 1886.
II rama nearly every day. A storm
Of unusual severity, with hail, passed
over this place last Wednesday evening.
Il moved In IN cssterly direction, and
iss track was not over mile wide. II
did not injure any thing materially.
notwithstanding ali the opposition Of
she elements, this viii be fair crop
year for the highlands, ard the people
on the streams report now the damage
ffors the recent oyerfiows not rs great
a appearances FIRST indicated. My in
formation Is derived from reliable men
whoa meet here from this and the
adjoining counties. OF course there
arc some who are chronic grumblers,
and would not order the weather 10 suit
them II they had the power.
lam informed that cut of eighteen
county bridges in Lunenburg sixteen
have been washed away this summer.
Rev. DR.. J. M. Pitcher, of Peters
burg, baptized seventeen persons here
last Sunday.
Evangelist j. L. Hutson has been
conducting meetings at different Bar list
churches this month In the county, and,
am informed, tho result Of his labors
has been very gratifying.
The Rev. Mr.. j. f. Montague in
formed me that he bad been addicted
to the excessive use Of tobacco, and one
day, in preparing some food for his horse,
q moccasin snake concealed near by bit
him severely. lie suffered intensely.
After recovering he could not use to-
bacco, and the taste aud smell Of it
were siokenipg. The shake-bite entirely
cured him as tobacco consumer.
Over one half of the last years crop
of tobacco has been marketed from this
locality. The receipts here have been
heavy, and the pounds sold show
marked increase over the corresponding
period Of last year. The extensive sec
ton of country now tributary 10 this
place. and for which it is the most ac-
cessible market, will necessitate the
erection Of greater accommodations for
the tobacco trade. The inducements
and advantages offered to tobacco.msnu-
facturers here are unsurpassed.
The spirit Of improvement continues
here, ard recent sales Of lots have been
maze, ana preparations for building are i
in. progress.
The excitement in this county about
the Atlantic and Danyille railroad has |
completely subsided, and can get no
information from "either end Of the |
linen as to its prospects or when any
thing will be done towards construc-
ton. j.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17
The First Congressional District.

TAPPAHANNOCK, VA, July 9, sc.
The following address to the Demo.
cratic voters Of the First congressional
district has been issued:
A convention has been called to meet
at Tappahannock, Va, for the purpose
Of nominating a candidate to represent
the First congressional district in the
Fiftieth Congress. The basis Of repre-
sentation will be one delegate for every
hundred voters, or fraction of hun
dred over fifty, cast at the last congress
sionsl election. Where steps have not
already been taken to appoint delegates
county superintendent will see that
this is done at once, so that tho proper
representation may be secured from
their respective counties.
The exact day for the meeting Of the
convention has not yet been determined
upon, but it will probably be carly in
August, Of which ample notice will be
given.
BY order Of the Committee for the
First Congressional District.
W. 4. JONES, Chairman.
A. Il. Nic0u, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-17

mepse oaks Is II they had been pipe.
stems, sending rocks and branches high
la the air, causing the occupants "a
run out Of their houses. They had
apple time to witness the unusual
-ensnou. II WAS q sight never to
pos to-. zen, and the prayer Of oil was
az. - ,V =. rocks would never coma down
' '',0n ' han IN t. nighttime. The
boulder after Il slides Tor . little dis
t,pee breaks, some Of the pieces weigh
;nr thousands Of tons. It is fortunate
ne, these As well as the main boulder
cid instead Of rolled: for II on. par
ticuIss piece had rolled i would have
destroyed two houses and church.
This piece stepped upon flat surface
on the edge Of patch OF corn, an d
within few yards Of the houses.
There were yet other boulders to
GENE, and upon Sunday night and Mon
day night-on both nights after bed
,ime---,he now.familiar noise was heard.
Women picked their children from their
little beds and frantically aed. For
tuua,ely they had the lish, Of tho moon,
but one woman spra;ned her ankle in
her haste to escape Monday night.
There are two or three more bould-
ers which would seem to be ready to
mako a movement towards the village
in The near future.
This town is about fifteen years old,
and is famous for its coal and coke.
The cliffs are we'll honeycombed, but
this had nothing to do with the rock
avalanche excitement. The population
of the place is about $50, mostly color
ed. The movement of these rocks is o
modern explanation Of the bonlders
which are so very numerous along the
banks Of and in New river, and which
attract the attention Of travellers.
One of them near Nuttalleurg,
which overhangs passing trains on
the riverside, would go far to-
wards building your City Hall.
Ii is named after Major Whitcomb,
who, by dint of dynamite, engineered
the road through it. Many of these
rocky points, destined to become bould-
ers, cannot be seen from the railroad at
this time of the year on account of the
dense foliage. Others, however, are
visible. takes very little imagination
to see in .hem lions, old mems faces,
castles and tarrets Of the most natural
and fantastic shapes, pyramids, tables
balanced as il by magic upon cones,
looking rs if the hand of some magician
had placed them there. E.