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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-15

people ls nothing. All men here lvok only to
the will Of the President. He ia ill., ]fount,in
o. favor. Now, in tho British House Of Con-
mons, under a limited monarchy, the indepen.
denee Of Parliament Is secured By d tul (which
makes j out oforder for any member 10 s.ate
~ debats what is the ell Of tie Kine; and Il
y perfect true, as Col. Hamilton stated in III
Convention of 1897, that no King Of England
mad dared to exercise the veto mower sine,
'ne English revolution produced hy the Whigs
o. l688-one hudred and sixty years ago
WhyE Because the exercise Of d mower 81
despotic, which wholly denies 10 The people
the right Of Self government, would, even il
TINT limited monarchy, have cost an, English
monarch his head. Queen Victoria would hot
Keep the throne a week under ore Of Pres
dental vetoes, We have the name Of ate
public, but stat aoaais un1bra-it stands but tbe
shadow I I a name. / first came into Congrtss
nearly twenty years ago, and | have since been
an attentive observer Of m en- and things here.
though one Of the humblest actors on tbis
theatre, where men, with loud professions Of
democracy on their lips, cherish the most des-
polc principles in their hearts; and | now say
Inatthe monarchical tendency has every yeaf
ocen growing stronger, that many Of our Ian
%isIatlve acts Of the most important chetaetst
are draughted at thu Executive Department; N.
suit the will Of the Executive, and That con-
sfess has degeneratcd> nuder Democratic Prss-
loents' till il is little better that The edic,s II
an emperor. i is but a few days since I mem
Der who has served il. Congress about thirtv
ysafs (Mr' Webster) declared ii his place, thar
ne had never known a President sell bis hsart
on any great measure which he did no force
terough Chongress.-[CIuyton' Speech.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-15
FOREIGN MARKETS

4 large business has been done in provisions,
and PRICES have advanced. Wheat has udvan-
seq n sd' per rs lbs. Red wheat-Ea storm
mere affected ,he magnet, leaving several
words illegible]-8s Ga. Flour advanced Is.
Cd Corn advanced-for Ireland 32s. to SSs
%. Meal, l5s. to l5s. Cd. Cotton, aat-rhe
Rcayune Of yesterday has the following re-
port OF the markets: Section market mac
i've The stock on hand is large. Prices are
steady. Fair Orleans is quoted at AID. The
sales of the week have been $4,000 bales, and
at slightly improved rates"
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-15
From he Ne~ Orleans Crescent


we are indebted to the editors Of the Picay.
une lHr a slip containing the following lette,
tom General Taylor to Capt, Allison. Like
everything connected with the Presidential
canvass, i will be read with interest; The more
s9 as General Taylor intimates that it is
I'M last that he shall write upon the sub.
iect:
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-15
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER il, ls4s.

which is indigenous IN the United states.
There i q variety Of CANA grass. The oae u
much extolled in some Of the western s,ates.
is said to be an "hermaphrodite.n and wss
brought from the island Of Jamaica, where
is extensively cultivated.
Yours, CREOLE.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-09-15

ss,s s' |. This very stout and r.
ID har /. aalaly one Of the native
bssiS0 n ''gad On every plantation
hQeb ss,on., 'lsn quite d lad this
csn. sa y North Carolina and
al ,,a'' " doubt from tho ws s,'s
I'D \. asis foliage i JOCK
ID 4 n, lantity Of nntritive maj
aida ~ ", '4aal 2 that of tho crab.
3 pssis. ], others. /. i sid i
z ~ genus Tripsaeum
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-01

A person who undertakes TO mise him
selfby scandalizing others, Is 10 likely Ia
tail, = . man who sits down ~ . wheel.
barrow aud undertakes to wheel himself
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-01
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
q FARM d 80 Acres ling on the
Giks Mississippi river SIX miles below Dayen-
port. having some twenty acres under culiiya-
ton. the remainder being mostly timber which
oniar 10 the scarcity Of fuel in the neighhoIhool
adds greatly 10 lis value. There is also coal
nine convenient. IN the river where coal will rcn-
eilr bring ten cents per husho!, a never failing
streams runs through the body Of the farm, which
is MS supplied wit, excel'en. safiags.
Ton person DESTROYS Of making cafe and
profitable investment. This farm presents rare in
ducemen,s. For further particulars enquire Of
a II MILLER, Land Agent.
March iC,I, l3sa
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FINE OPPORTUNITY ron INVESTMENT.
"A PERMANENT interest NAV he oh.
- tanod OF tho subscriber, BY purchase o,
lease, in his
EXTENSIVE WATER POWER
Located ut the town Of CANTON, on tho
South Fork Of the Maquoketa river, Jackson
county, Iowa. This water power is very clipi-
bly, situated, banks and bottom rocky, with suiii-
Client room for any amount of machinery, and 10
surrounded by large bodies OF fine timber.
The machinery now in operation, consisting
Of FIGURING Mil, Sar NIL, Laydiny Machine,
and Turning Machines, will be sold, leased or
rented on reasonable terms.
better opening for a stock Of goods is no.
where TO be found; tho subscriber 10 now erect
ing large building, three stories including
basement, intended Tor 4 store, which he will
rem, low TO any one for that purpose. There il
also. nearly finished, large two story building.
designed ns public house, which will be let for
that purpose TO good tenant.
Good and pcrmancn: employment can be Oh.
tanned NJ this place by mechanics aud machn-
lists Of almost every kind.
Good selections can yet be made Of public
land, prairie nd timber, in the vicinity Of the a.
hove place. These are facts jus, rs they exist.
Let all persons DESTROYS Of situations in the West
call and sec for themselves us they arc assured
no better can be obtained.
JOHN J. TOMLINsON.
CANON, Jcckson co., l. T., July lGih, 1876.
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PROPOSALS.

nF DIR. ". BEACH, for publishing his
- American or Reformed Practice Of Med-
cine, in two volumes complete.
No'. The .asis Of this volume will bo the
ii'st two volumes of my large work, called the
American Practice, originally published in two
volumes. All ex rancons matter, not immcdi-
a'ely practical, will be revised, and the result Of
my Lite clinical practice and experience, I'd to
the period Of publication. will be embodied
This volume will constitute complete Eclectic
or Reformed Practice Of Medicine.
Vor. ll.-1his volume will contain complcfc
system Of Medical Botany, Therapeutics. and
Pharmacy. illustrated BY the most splendid col
ored ongravings ever issued in this country.
Each volume will BIO complete in itself, and
The two may be had separate or together. MY
Medical Dictionary. and nlso my work on Anal
omy Dnd Physiology, illustrated by numcrou,
and splendid cngravngs, arc in course Of prcpa-
ration, md will shortly appear.
Jan. 81, i84c-e0-y w. BEACH, N. D.
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UVHE subscriber having received lii
SPRING g. SUMMER STOCK, !.

"HE subscriber having received bis
| SPRING g. SUMNER STOCK, is
prepared TO supply customers with Good,
at moderate prices. The following arc
some Of the articles he mas on hand:-
DRY GOODS.
Cotton Yarns, Calicocs, Shceiings, Shirt
ings, White, Red and Canton Fianncls,
Linsoys, s. +. and Sleeps Grey Cloths,
Satiinctts, Plain and Checked Ky. and
Cotton Jeans, Blue and other Drilings.
Gloves, Cravuts. Peck. lrkcrchicis. Spool
and Pat. Threads, Hats, Bonne,s, Stock.
ings, Socks, &c. &c.
HARDWARE.
Door, chest, cupboard. till, trunk and
padlocks; spring aud Norfolk latchcs, butt
strap, parliament, gate aud table hinges
screws, hay and manure forks, spades and
shovcls, table, pen and jack knives; ham.
mcrs, hatchets, cutlcc mills, chains, hoes,
nugcrs, brace bits, smooth aud jack planes,
rakcs. SC, thcs, snaihes and stones, pocket,
tuck. fine and redding combs; curry combs
and brushes; an assortment OF holiuwwarc.
pioughs, steel. &c. SC.
GROCERIES,.
Loaf and n. y. Sugars, superior tea,
chocolate. coffee, moIasses, rice, goldfish,
salt, vinegar, saleraius, spice, pepper, mus.
tard, nulmegs, mace, citron, rnis'ns, cur
rants, figs, almonds. cream nuts, iilber,s, to-
bacco in plugs and papers, Macuba and
Scotch snutis, Undcrwood's Lemon Syrup.
starch, sonp. candIes; plates, bowls. print.
cd and common tens, pitchers, &c. &c.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES,
Tinclurcs. Essential Oils, Essences,
Quininc. Peruvian Bark, Mercurials,
Barks, Roots aud Herbs ofal kinds,
Mortars, Graduated Measures, Vinls,
Jars. Bottles and Window Glass; Castor,
Lard, Olive, Sweet, Fish and Linsecd
Oils. Turpcniinc, varnish, White, Red aud
Blk Leads. With a general assortment OF
Oil and Water Culors, Small,
Gold Leaf and Bronzes; Paint,
White Wash, Sash. Shoe, Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes; Tooth Instruments.
rrusscs. Also mn assortment of puro and
genuine Patent Medicines, such as Fahe-
nestock's Vermitugc, Cough Balsam, Bill
ious Pills, Carmina,isc l.ozcnges. Qor
sum, - Compainis) Eyo Water; Moiats
Pills aud Bi;tcrs; Shcrmans Lozinges and
Poor Mans Plaster; .lcAlis,cr's AIi-licnI-
ing Ointment, Genuine Wis,ar's Balsan,,
Cologne. Soda and Seidiiz Powders,
Nerve IL Bone I.inimcn,, Opoleldoc. &c.
Also, cordagc. Chalk and Garden Lines,
Fish Hooks and Lines, Tar, Pitch,
Rosin, Oakum. Nails. Glass, Putty. Nc.
ALSO,--School Books, Blnnk Books.
Memorandums. Cap. Letter and Bank Let
ter Paper. Blk md Blue Inks and Stands.
Qnills, Steel Pens, Sln,cs aud Pencils
which he will barter fr Wheat, Batter.
Lard, Eggs, Becswax, FlaSsocd. &c.
G.. LESLIE.
Davenport, Nav 18th, lSl7.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-01

TAKING THE Lor.-Onr friend Burgess,
Of the weIl.known house Of Burgess, Sirin.
ger g. Co., tells capital nnecdo,c Of him
self, which should not be altogether pri-
yately 'hushed up" lie is a member Of
the Methods. church; and being at camp
meeting near Sing Sing. last summer, he
had the misfortune, nficr two or three days
and nights attendance, to fall asleep in The
midst 81 powerful sermon. I, was jus,
aiter the New York tradc.salc Of books. mud
Mr.. Burgess WINS dreaming thereof; and to
the searching qucstionings of the speaker.
evil yon longer della, ?-wilI YOU not
choose to-day whom Won nrc 10 serve? what,
course you nre to iake?' "Iake the lott
balance 10 Burgess, Stringcr &, Company!' =
exclaimed Burgess, eagerly. as he awokc,
and stared wildly around him, when he
saw every body staring still more wildly NJ
him, and the minister himself pc,rified with
smasement!--l Hnickerbocker.
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mcnt in the State. These bedsteads are the
pest kind nrde in the United States, and re
proof agans, bed bugs. Prices 800, $50, 400,
d,5a, &c.
C.lELNET V.3RE
Of all kinds and descriptions, manufactured
and sold a, small profit. Tables from 4,25 TO
800; Bureaus, Wotk-s,ands, &C. constantly on
hand. ALSO
Two horse wagons ana buggics, with pipe
boxes and nnts for sale.
Mr.. 4. RExrEo will attend to business TO- me
at Camden, III.
All kinds Of Country Produce received in pay
men, for work at Cash prices
SHpP, opposite a. Futon's Store, corner
of Rock Island and Second streets.
$. L. JENNEi.
Davenport. luly 18Th IDJ7
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-01
A. G.. FULTON'S
II Il N 4 MILLS.

~ RE now in fnll operation, Farmers
- como on with Your Wheat
The highest prices paid for Wheat; or Flour
will be exchanged FOR Wheat, 30 TO 81 pounds TO
the nushel and Bran thrown in rra,uisously.
Corn meal constantly on hand, for sale or *.
change.
Davenport, March 81, 1880
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-01

GEVEaAL tracts of Land oe GOOD qunI.
- ity and well located, near Davenport, for
sn!e at bargain. One trac; of leo ncres; one
OF 100 acres; one OF 10 acres and two OF 10 acres
each.
Now is the time to purchase, Cor lands arc
now Mt their loves, possible rates, as the i'm
provemen's now going on in this vicinity, and
those Ia be commenced the coming spring, will
have tendency 10 enhance the price Of nnds
and town lots from 20 10 30 per cent. within q
months; and the advantage and market that
will be created for grain BY the erection Of the
two extensive Steam " ills, now about being COM
pleted, will and has already materially advan.
ced the price Of adjacent lands and town prop
cr.v: and ms healthy and confidential! feeling
now prevails amongst propricsors Of real estaic,
We need not look Tor nor fear relapse, bur on
the contrary expect steady advance and rapid
improvement; throughout Scott county.
a. c. FULTON.
Davenport, October 2ls,, iGs7. Off
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-01

terrible HURRICANE the 9th inst.
a destructive hurricane passed over the
country n few miles from Noun, Sterling.
XIV. Ii swep, every thing ia its way. The
dwelling house of Mrs. Mitchell On widow
lsdy was torn down. and that lady ind her
daughter Mrs. Anderson) instantly killed.
Young Mr.. Mitchell was 50 severely injured
BY falling timber in barn, near the house n
TO preclude all hopes IF his recovery. The
wife Of S. Mitchell, of Mount Sterling, VS.
in the house, bat escaped without mltcri j
injury. Mrs. Mitchell (shc widow was Sc
verely burned on the arms, brcns, and iacc,
having fallen in the fire; mud Mrs. Anicl.
sons neck. nr,ns and legs were broken,
and her body horribly bruised. The house
Vas torn to the foundation, mud the inrni
turc and clothing scattered in every direc
ton. The whole plantation was, in truth.
. perfect wreck. Trees were taken up Ivy
the roots, and others twisted Off Sane OF
the bricks oil the house were cnrricd from
two 10 three hundred Yard. shingles were
found seven miles from the place, and the
tombstone Of Mr.. Mitchell, which weighs
one thousand pounds, was carried twenty
feet and turned round. Evcry human
being on the place was nore or less injired.
The dwelling house Of Mr.. Kcmper, n
short distance from Mrs. M;chel's. was
taken off to the second story, and 50 corr
pletely Quilted on the iiss, story rs t. ren-
der il useless. Mr.. X. was standing in
front u tho bull ling when the storm came
up, carried over tho house, md dropped
without receiving much injury. None Of
his family were seriously injured.
no. Republican.
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In addition 10 the above, 800 packages were
sold BY James VI Cross; ADD by DR. Piggou
900 ~ Edw'd BROOKS; i32 BY Bacon & Hyde:
20O l., John Bunding; - by nr \ Wl'ing; -
ny pr. Donaldson, aud 800 hy w * w kirkra,-
rlck--wh,ch, together with the sal, s by the
wholesale cuts, prove tina, this Article is q to-
gc,aer superior to any remedy ever offered for
Consumption.
For cole a, Daveapor, by tho Agent,
Mr.. CHAS. LESLIE.
J. II. Barnard s. FRO. No. lao Main str. ct, -,
Loais, Wholesale Agents, 10. the west and south
Matea 9Th, 1919. l3-ly
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TS.,ANDssr.EEl'S PILLS.
TIE BESr FAMILY MEDICINE.

a AIDES should use the Brandrc,h Pills
xsasE frequently. They will ensure them frola
severe sickness of tie stomach. ard general,
speaking, entirely prevent il. The brandreih
Pills are harmless. They increase the power,
q; lie they do not deprcss them. Females vii
lind ;hcm 10 secure that state Of health which
every mother wishes to enjoy. In the cosiiye.
ness - often prevalent nj this interesting period
the Efandreth Pills arc a safe and cilec,nal rem
eds,
S,,ld nj p cents per box at the store OF GEO
l.. DaNENPORT, in this town, aud bv on,
Agent in nearly every village in the l States.
Nav l3:h, 1885 I'm
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ali Articles Warranted.

~ BLAcKsros.. Commission and FORWARDING
Merchant, No 4, Olive street, is our Agcn, and
oil orders address TO him or Us will be promptly
attended 10.
CONNERY g. CARLISLE.
January eth, 1919. Coffin
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-01
EaAcu Gaoyr, T;fs,n Co, Mss I
ln,s io!i. 1917.
To ID. Beavs. ST. Iouis Nf<sor,t:


To ID. Beass, 81. Louis, .siissodi:
Dear Sir-l have Ia nlarn you tina | have
used all ,anic pills and ii. reiare pray YOU 10
s1nd me- another supply isttaetl atclr, a. there
II much fever anl aEur Wi:.4ln the bounds al ~,
practice aud hardly know how 10 satisfy and
cure my patients without them.
have thoroughly tested suur tonic Fills in
nv practice through this country, not only IN
chills and fevtr. la, IN real typhoid fever, ant.
have met with such success from their usr, that
NOW find myself nj area. loss 10 ge, a!ong
wi,hou, them. consi esthtm great dressing
h. the people of the west mud south and nm sat-
SIZED tina, they nse important in The cure ii more
diseases than Won recommend them for.
Don, iai! 10 forward me supply by mail, ns
quickly as possible, directed ~ above.
Respectfully yours, itags iiopsEs, 81. n.
Sold wholesale and retail II The Missouri Coll
lcge Of Health, No 81 \. Third street. s, Louis,
and also hy Il. SANDERS,
May lii, ls.8-3j-3n Davenport, Iowa.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-01

HEDGING.

Mr.. SA1DERs:-Sir: Ia your piper Of
the 4sh inst. find highly interesting mr.
ticls on hedging, recommending the o."ge
Orange a. hedge plant. The Osage Or-
ange 10 truly most beautiful tree, and II
NOT too tender for our cold winters, il will
make beautiful and strong hedge, but ]
fear i, will no, succeed in this latitude. ],
il Z matter al surprise TINT in a section Of
country where there are neither sionc nor
timber sufficient for fencing, that tho rco-
pic have not turned their attention to heig.
Ing.
II is truc TINT the frequent failures in
the eastern States Of experiments, in hcdg
ing, has placed great obstacle ia the wa,
Of this grca, source Of individual wealth.
I am Of the opinion tina, these failures ma.
be attributed to the use Of improper mate.
riale.
If iustend Of going to foreign countries.
for trees, we would use those found in our
own woods, those which IRE adapted BY m
turo to our soil md climate, there would be
much greater probability Of success.
We have native thorn. Indigenous 10
this section Of country, which | think is
we'll calculated for hedge plant. have
several Of them growing in my garden, and
] never bchcld moro vcrdnnt, vigorous
plant and very handsome. For the wan,
Of . proper namc call j. the Iowa cock
spur.* Its found in tho groves and along
the small streams. II IL a small tree, ,cnn-
cious Of life, throws ont numerous branches
on all sides horizontally, which arc armed
with slightly curved thorns. Leaves nbou,
an inch long, rounded and uncqually scr
ratio At the apex, very smooth and shi-
ming upon tho upper surface. Flowers
small, white. Berries small, rcd, mostly
one seeded. From its thick shining leaves
and delicate white flowers il presents a
most beautiful appearance in the spring Of
the year.
am fully impressed with the impor-
lance Of tho iden, TINT much god wnn'd
result TO community and to pos,cri,y from
an investigation Of the subject have thus
imperfcctIy and crudcly suggested.
Our vast oceans Of prnircs have many
things peculiar Ia themselves, which il in.
vestigated and made public. would he inter.
esling and instructive. The soil. the grass,
the flowers, the animals, the fowls, the
insects, the climate and the winds, arc dit.
ferent from the wilderness, or the cultivn-
ted country Of the cast. G.
Scott County, Iowa, May 2i,b, lS4S.
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VIC, the Undersigned, Druggists Of 81. Louis
do Hereby Certify,

"!IiT The following is n correct state
"a mtnt OF The amount OF our sales OF the prep
araton known Us Dr. Storms Scotch Cough
Cnnde, prepared from his original recipe, 10y
Hamilton " ado, of -, Louis; and we take plens-
urc in SAY Ing t,vt has given general satisfaction
10 those On our customers who have used il.
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LOOK HERE FAR,rERs,

AVING tho cyclu-
~ s;vc RICH, Of making
Iaimer Itiiiiams' Patent
Scren Bedstead,
for the State OF Iowa, and
having water powcrat Cam
den, Ill, 10 DO my turning, !
can aud Will sell cnEArER
than my oth.r csfa hiish
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
British BenaAo,der. in Merle.

Ia the British House of Commons. a, ,L,. ,.h a't, MT urqnhert asked fl her hajesiy's roy,rn. meht had taken measures Lo secure the ,isl,. ..f British hondhoidsrs in Mexico, iD in. s,es, os '. cession oi territory to the United States of Amsr,- cal ~"e"-
 Lord Pas~ey'iOm.-HsE Msjesiy's s.y.,am..,
 as hs believed he explained on ierasr oer ..a, had not hitherto thought right to isis,irss et, eishyf as between gtvesnfaeht and roye,.me,,
 h rrspectto the claims of The British b.s,,dhol' dsrs in namsfess iersigs stssss. Therrfers no steps Bad been taken by ihe British gov ssn,p- n, upon the io'nt to which the hcnorsbis fl. nil, man f~ierr~d Bai, although, perhaps. it wss moi .r- ac'ty an answer to ths question, tt was of eosss. evident ihai State gave to loseign creditor. o, 70 domesli ic 1redors mortgage applied equally to us ieVeeees oi whaisser portion of that State v Sheh mgh' rs'nsin: aud the government of tha, sia.s could not by alisRalng part of i.s r,s,.. " in any deglee dsisat os lsssoa the cl..as s,f atsangefs upon its revenues VI
The Arkansas banner., 1848-05-23
Panch's Maxine Moraiised.

fl qusst tOSgss sAoWs trise Aead.-This Is sheer nonsense. We might as well say an ineffective elspPer shows good beii, or the absence of bel lows shows an excellent organ. quiet tongue only shows wise head when the tongue has os,ly folly tU utter; but if the provefb were true one, the gentleman who found it impossible 10 address. the monosy liable "Bo' 10 the celebrated goose must have been the Soion of his era
 fl free IS knoTa by is frit.--rhis can scarcely apply to the bool-tree, which has no fruit a, ali except perhaps acorn.
 Basiaess is ls saa ef hE.-ysry true; and too much of the salt brings the thirst for gaia, in very dangerous excess. The aathor of the pfoyerh tight have added, that faiiurz is the vinegar, diff eultes are the pepper. and looking for mon v to pay the bill the mustard.
 Coascteacs IS As Caafaber of Justice -Justiee hnweyeT like many other foiks Is very ant to write on the door of it's chamber, Come oui-Re;urn in an hour"
 Cal your coal according te your eietA vesy good advice no doubt; but If you have no cloth, you must cut yoar coat altogether
 Every nan ls tae arekifeci 0f his osra fsyfass - Ths is irue but the architect mast have the bul,d iag tnaierIsis 10 work with, hes architectural in dastry and skiii would be wasted on castle. ,u ,hs air h is on this account probably thai the hso1, saying of "Ge II Ike baeks.' is cffen ad5,.usad to Persos wiaiing to become the arehiseet of hi own fofluae