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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08

r.l;farnia this season 10 bring provisions
Lawn 10 a reasonable rate and tho stories
10 more crodi.able dimenslons:--
Since my last letter, have also heare
something Of the vegetable wonders q sh's
altitude. am informed, for example, thai
when head Of cabbage ripens, the prac.
ice is TO Gu, it off and leave the stalk stand
no: and that in The following year th'
anne stalk will produce another hue head
md so on for FIVE or six years III success
on. ! believe havo before noticed sh'
&C, that wheat aud barley need be sowl
nIy once in two or three years, and thai
grapes grow here 10 a degree 81 per'ee'iol
|,ot witnessed elsewhere on the continent
These statements make of course upon
he Information OF others; but tom IN
most reliable sources.
"Whilst am writing, respectable iaf
ner from the neishhorhood OF San Jose
who happens 10 be present, has last affes
ed my attention, by description OF ms
present crop OF barley. lie says no ha'
forty acres of barley, which was sown y
the spring Of 1851, and the crop OF ih's
wear, is thercsore the second crop. from the
sane sowing. He says, it is now over ~
Tee, high, and will certainly Weld ono hun
|dred bushels TO the acre. The aggregate
ied therefore. will be four thousand bush
Is, weighing fifty pounds to the bushel'
aud the lowest price, nj which Il has beet
sold in the country, is three cents PEI
bound, and it is often worth eight cents
Al the former price, the crop from the Tor
rs acres, will be worth $4,000. This, b
remembered. is the second crop from on'
sowing, aud the only cost about il WILDE II
harvesting and preparing it for market
This statement, make upon tho authority
t highly respectable farmer, and I WI
furnish striking illustration of the iecnn
iity Of the soil. and Of the profits OF farming
operations in Caliiornia. Barley is one o.
The chief crops Of this country. Indian
corn does not grow well, and hence harle,
is substituted for il as food for stock, mud il
always in demand Indeed, it is difficult
70 credit the marvellous accounts, which J
Tally hear Of the wonderful proauctiycnes;
IF the soil, and yet thsy come from such
respectable sources, that one cannot dis
credit them"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08
ETTER FROM GEN. SCOTT ACCEPTING r,.
NOMINATION. dE

LETTER FROM GEN; SCOTT ACCEPTING rur
BALTIMORE, June TO-
To-dny,s Intelligencer contains Gen s.
official letter, accepting the Wing nomin,,;''
for he Presidency. lie first ack no. ,edeas ~
|eomplimon,, which sinks deep into his bsa. 'ae
|No, having written Il word previously 10 ~ ~
|the nomination. he hastons, in formal ,.a sp'e
i aeee D, il, together with the entire WIS.,
Horn, adopted by The Convention ..Tbss "a a.
|ticai principles and measures laid down II ;. vi.
resolutions are so broad that but little Is ef,s
line 10 add. ! therefore, barley sagces, 1f
|place, that, should /, by the parisl,, - =, va
|counirymen, be elected to tie Chief M,a :. "
|of the Union, shall be ready, in ms eonnsn
'with Congress. 10 rtcomnt M er n ,.NOR
measures IN regard 10 The maauaeInen, r. r.
Ipuhlfc domain SO rs 10 secure an taelv . "'
1ment OF the same favorable TO ac,usi 800 s'Ne'
but consistent, nevertheless, with ara 80,
|fo the equal rights of the whole Ameyic,as."s
|ple in ,hut vast national inheritance. ~
10 recommend, or approve, OF single al,.,.s"
lin our Naturalization Laws, snseesteG ~ ''1a
military experience, viz: Giving 10 an o,af ~!
sers The right Of citizenship who shnll fo,t,r,p''
Iserve, IN time OF war, one year On board of ~.
public ships, or ~ our land forces-reauls, !.
|soiun,eer-on their receiving an hopofshle5.
Ieharge from the seryicen az
In The general policy OF tile Aanin.tr.t.,,
shall select officers approving said poli.,
shall cultivate harmony and Fraternity ,b,o"al
On, the Wing party, without attempting \, :.
luce its members by prescription Ia nv o,va,
hall be vigorous IN rewardiug qualifications r.,
1afIcs-re'aining and approving none aefeisv,
II devotion 10 the Union and the country. sbaG
llnow no South nor North Sbs!! III, T.
H. the civil administration this enc pfihcina .
Hnilitary conduct--"ohedieHee 10 thc +. pi.,a,ir,
I snd Judicial aepanmenisof the Goyeinr,en,
each II Is constitutional sphere saving oag (,
respect TO the legislature, the possible resorb
the veto power, always To be most cau.ious,ys, j.
6eFcised and under tie stfictest restraints and \,
ress,ies' lie offers pledges Al long deyo,s
public lie for guarantee OF carving OIL ihe,-,.
buttons 81 the Wing party ard Of The CoRtc,.
ginn's Platform Resolutions He will ends,yo,
: 70 cherish constitutional ibet,y thfoughont Ma
world, avoiding acts ,ha, might plunge The cam.
. Try ~ unjust war, or impair The faith of tfp,,.
: e; dscoantenancng nj political agitation dan.
seFons e the Union Or injurious te the Interest,"
| of society.
Grahsm's ofIicial letter, accepting. is ,'.,
abllshed. II is full and decided. agreeing en-.
ha;4eally with he platform. He, ~ sAe sa.aq
4 et'ef, gives notice tho, he viii III few da,trs,
4 gn The secrctaryship, aud 90 home 10 Mott
Gafoltnn. 10 enter tie campaign.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08
CALIFORNIA ITEMS.

We suppose that no ono Of the thousand
descriptions given US Of the wonderful
State Of California, can be relied upon
more implicitly than that now being com,
|nunicated to the ST. Louis htcHigeacer BY
IS abe editor, Mr.. J. 3. Crockett, now q
|.ojourner IL San Francisco.
IL speaking Of the quantity Of Chinese
goods imported into that market aud tn,
ow rates at which they are sold, be says,
n was offered twen.y-fpur yards Of as rich
md beautiful hlsok Gafin o. i ever behald
FER $40, and ! bought very flee black
satin crayst for $3.50, which would have
,ost a, isast iwo and half or three dollars
IL ST. Louis" al is cheaper" be con,in
les, "for ladies TO dress III silks and sa,;ns
,han in cal;coss and Enuslips. considering
he cos, and durability Of the articles
Consequently The ladies of San Francisco.
~ a general thing. dress 10 handsomor
ay'e, than in any other Of our cities.''
Quite a contrast is presented between.
be prices Of clothing and Of fuel. "Wood, 4
W. says, "is now worth from twenty /,
hirty dollars per cord and coal fifty dollars
per tun." That is equivalent: 10 Two dol 1
airs per bushel.
Washwonen yond gfan rat rtrf tEore
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saRGENTs STANDARD SPEAKER.

We are Indebted for copy Of this new
work to Mr. II. A. poRTrR, Bookseller o
Rock Island, of whom il can be obtaine,
|serS low BY these wishing TO purchase
From glance ai its contents We are in
eiined to the opinion that the title is prop
afiy chosen snd tha; il will become 10,
standard textbook in our schools. The
selections are very carefully made aud ma
oy Of them have been translated expressly
Ter ihis work.
No qualification is called into more con.
slant requisition in The journey through
lie, than that Of freely aud contideplly ca,
pressing ones ideas upon tie various qnes
|iiens Of The day. And, we add. no brancl
Il education is more generally negec.et
/ o our schools and colleges, than that q
Elocu;ioa. Therefore, We hail with pleas
are any effort calculated 10 draw out Id,
|.peskiag tale n,s of the rising generation.
We welcome this work Us ysuabl
|aahssiIute fer tbs many books on speakini
which food the land, Illustrated as the
generally are, BY one Or TWO hundred grc
sesque tigures, which the authors gravel
nforn you are intended TO illustrate III
gestures 10 ba used ia speaking! We pit
|
be fate Of toe SUDDEN, il be be obliged {
commit TO memory all Of the ludicroas M
lions there de!insa,ed and then practic
them.
The Standard Speaker by Mr.. Err
SARGENT. brother OF our fellow citizen, sur
plies dssiisra,Hm lene needed in on
s.chools and colleges, and which we hops
Dr tlae SAX. Of the hitherto neglected an
ighiy important branch Of education Z
(which il treats, may al once he adop,r
nio the educational institutions lhrougi
! ,ut the land.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08
WHIC NOMINEES.

The Wing County Convention held II
this place on Saturday. las, was the larges
,ne we have ever attended in Scott conn
". The u,mos, harmony prevailed and :
disposition was manifested 10 so into th,
campaign With spirl; Ina, we have rArols
seen exhibited by the Wings Of this coun
~.
The ticket nominated is SUBSCRIPTIONS
bile, so far as the Wings are concerned, an
{ the Democrats do no, prefer such me,
5 Geo Smith, Gel Ross and A. O. Fulton
md the good that they can accomplish fol
the interests Of our county. 10 L. ;. VIM
md Laurel Summers. and their maniies
van, Of influence, We are mistaken IN ou
estimate Of their intelligence.
CO.. Ross and a. c. Fulton are old res
(dents and known 10 most OF the voters II
I, his county. The first is farmer. he re
!. ides near Allen's Grove, is q sound mar
aud well qualified to represent our count,
u the Legislature. The latter is know
. every body heresbou,s as enc Of The
most enterprisiag Of our citizens, thor
1ugh going business man, who never un.
leriakes anything without pushing il +
|;onaummsiion.
OfGeo. Smith, Esq. less is known. His
character stands high, unexcepsionable.
aoi az politician, nor an oifiee-seeSer-
but as an intelligent and honest man, whe
ouly by the strongest persuasions of BIZ
oersonsl friends has been Induced to ac
cep, The nomination be has received.
We presume the citizens Of our county
will have the opportunity Of hearing from
these gentlemen 10 person previous 70 the
siscsion, and Of contrasting them With the
Democratic nominees, mentioned above,
who oppose them for the same offices.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08
CONGRESS.

With now and then an exception, wit
which we endeavor faithfully to acquain
9ur readers, Congress lie doing nothing o
general interest or Importance. The bill
eehding before Congress for donations d
ands to the several States Of the Unioi
has passed the House. This bill assign
10 Iosa 1900, 600 Of acres for Railroa,
purposes.
The Homestead bill has also passed th'
House, whether either Of these bills VII
become Law, amid the feeling which pre-
yails ia Congress 10 respect 10 tho STAT
ind Presidential elections, depends alto
ss!her whether they can be made 10 ope
rate fayorably to the L.ocoioeo party, whici
: largely IN the ascendancy 10 tho Sen
ste.
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ngATH or HENRY Gay.

NAsnNGToa, iano p
Dir. Clay dea at hal! past lam Only pt,.
sens wiih him were his son Thomas Gov Jones,
lot Tenresses, and Mr.. Culveit. Of National H..
Eel His physician, DR. Hall, was sent ioi, tg,
|iid not arrive Until after IL aad expired. n
Clay said Moth ng, though bel eyed to have bssa
sensible 10 Tie last
baltimore, lane a9
Henry Cay expired a, hall past II oe'oCs
ms morning he bells IN his city anil Ws.a.
ngtoa Immediately com aaenced ioilipu-thsbe o
ale are n gfeai eoumo isu--ihe bells eontiEusc
|teIins esefT minute Immediately after the al.
Iaannce neni Of his death
In Philadelphia ell b. nags are ii half ass,
raped IN Grape,
~ Washington, sIhen4b lie event IVES I.
tong anticipated, Ar Cily's death ss9ack il.
maoe community WITH cons esnati1n-ls r,
were haste.i NJ ha|l mast, an9i tie b, 4. if'aea
1sly totlef genera gloom oscrsptcag hi
three cities.
Both Houses Of Congress. immediately att
THE announcement Of his 4eask aud before reae.
nix tie journal, adjourned
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08
WREG STATE TICKET.
HENRY CLAY is DEAD.

We do not publish the mounful fac, a
40 IT. news. The telegraph wire
sPfsad II over the country in few hour
after The naiioa 3 bereavement His lonj
sickness, and despatch after despatch an
nouncing that the days Of The eminent maj
had been numbered, tha, gradually shougl
certainly his physical powers were falling
bad prepared The mind Of the people fo
the still painful intelligence that Henr.
Clay was dead.
What melancholy feelings arise as ,h,
sad sentence is repeated, ..Henry Clay j,
aeadw I, seems IS though oas near ant
dear 10 lis had been taken from the sphere
of actioa--ss though bosaGa friend, enc
in whom Nc had hoped and trusted, hac
been snaiched away. Tie very children
knew and loved Henry Clay. though The,
never had seen his tall and ommanJing
person. nor heard the persuasive tones 81
bis rich voice. His history WAS that Of
his coun,ry's, and while the bcy with deef
interes, perased it. glowing pages, while
he read Of cur nations stride &c greatness,
OF The supremacy she hsd assumed among
the powers OF Garth, and Of the immens,
political burden befne by tie grea, states
man Henry Clay, bis heart has waFmse
wisb feelings OF love and gratitude towards,
him, thai Tue bitter sni.aos..ies u pasts
ism never could elTaee.
The telegraph news informs US Of the
time and particulars Of bis death. The
nation nouns because there is no man ts
supply the place Of Henry Clay. We have
Webster, but his massive a.ind Is moulded
differently from that Of Henry Clay
other name in the nation can re mention
ed in connection with that Il The dead and
the living statesman Of The sge.
Last fall. on receipt Of lbe intelligence
,hst Henry Clay was dangerously i'll, .
within seized Us to address thar eminenl
man and obtain an autograph endorsement
ofthe motto which we adopted Al The lin,
il was reported to have been uttered b
him, in one oil his great efforts which nov
stand as part Of the political history q
our country; motto which We have siac'
en1caroTed TO live up TO, and this wsei
drape in black, ihe usual symbol Of sorrow
The return mail brought Us the foiiowin.
characteristic reply:
asuLtsp, 5lh, Nov. 1851.
Dear Sir: received and tiaak yon for YOU
friendly letter, in which you request line iron
ne with my autograph. Is to my health, il
which yop lake kid Interest, regret iha,
: u not as coed IS could wish, nor is il 50 bs
as It might be. / think Of making en- effort q
ging 10 Washington. 10 attend, probably Tor III
last time, the meeting Of Congress.
Aecsp, ny respectful acknowledgements 10
the kind feelings towards me which you have $
long sntsrlsined, and continue to cherish, as ex
pressed in your !sitsr, and as testified BE- plsein
u the hsat Of your PAPER, Sentiment which
once uttered, and still rs'sia, thai 81 would rsth
or b right tAan he Prssident.'
Wishing zen great hsrpihess ard prosperity
am Respectfully
Your uhedien, Servant,
Il. CLAY.
Mr.. Allied Sanders.
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CORRESPONDENCE.

We take the liberty Of making the fol
owing extract from the letter of snbscri
per from distant county, hopiog we shal
receive many m9reisach during The Presi
len'iai csmpaiga upaa which We have jus
|su,ered:--
"EncIosed please find 81. 70. my cub
|scription 10 the aGazette."
81 think We have got the Locos now
nd if We don't scald their mouths viii
some Of that soup am mistaken;it will ID
a harder swallow for thom lhan the eide
IF 1910, hard as that was. Pierce ma
bank his stars II be ever gets e .sScott
ree;" for If he tainted at the sight Of /,
deHicae, sp'll and puny as they are, wha
|sill DO not Do wien be beholds ''six fee
|Gx" real hero and General marching qp
Let Pierce's friends beware haw they ca6
scott "oid flss aud feathers" hi ibom b
.arefol is they tpesA of fsatiers, ~ Pierre
aaiy "saowed tho teiHe !cathe." just o.
be troops were going into batlle,'
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Dr. Storms CsleJyaisf Sc5.cb Cough Caa3g.-
Far clearing the VOICE and sr#na DO alag The l4ts,
he vocalist and the orator, we'll AS the cer.lm5
,tlse. wall aad pr. Storms Celebrated Scotch Coagt
Candy the best If All compounds The dysp.ptic ar!
Pie sufferer from Liver Complaint, will aI,od,ttt
mach relief from its use. IL elegant .xrteto.
rant composed Of some ci choicest extracts AID
,baisams.
AotFaseler rhosla be- without this article $50
ahd u may be used on the fest APPEARANCE Of cold
cough aud ssse much time and money Families PEA,
Iihg IN TIE canuirf, by having package OF Storm.
sso'ch cough Candy ia the house, waald oftru save
u hr disa2reeah!s necessty Of eail4pg iii Physician
IeF The long neglected cough which has nov beeo~-
laid.
For sale hy Druggists srl Merchants Of DayenpeF'.
Es7W a invite the attention of our readers TO TIE
advertisement Of Ayers Cherry pectorai, Ia the col.
mas q our paper, nremsds ofthe 6Fst importance
20 the community. The certificates published In 10
stor are nos froE unknown names. ha. from emiEe!
ItHi widely celebrated men. Statesmen, Prptc,so.,,
C.trRy men and give their 81 assurance
hat ths new msticine Ter the cure nf pulmonary ais
ease oa be relied wtth conGdslce BY tie aiicisl
relief and We truly hope results in sec,oH,
VII sustain thsir conclusions elsewhere.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08

FRANKLIN FOUND AT LAsT.--'Those who
pave read 40 much concerning Sir Joht
frankln, win open their eyes in astonish
nent a. The caption q this paragraph; il j,
aot the great navigator, however, but out
IFralalia Pierce thai;s fonGd. According
b. report nc was lately discovered 10 Tbs
,fciic egions II New Hampshire by par
j &C Locofoco nasiga.crs. who had asef
sent out fran al quarters Of tie globe ii
search Of suitable candidate 10 represent
lie Democracy Ia the Gext race fo. tLl
When first discovered /: aat
/. difficult matter 10 identity him and ~
.cgret, for the honor Of the craft, t. state.
bat some II our contemporaries threw up
heir hats and others their daEess -be.
ore they really aacertaiaed who lie was
Being fairly % ae track il is presumed BIZ
viii run weii--Osing well jockeycd--and
asrhaps 90 GsE distance ola Peg leg, viii
Engaged ID Similar rsee, ibat we never
,siu .baL! hear fren bin,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08

The injunction laid upon the Rock Il
land and Chicago Railroad, and which
was presumed would delay the progress 0
The work, has beer dissolved By decisiel
Of The Cosr, in favor Of the Railroad, shiel
viii nov progress 10 completion al an ear
~ day. This il cheering news and vii
cause increased confidence 10 the Road.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08

.yE had the pleasure Of taking dinner q
he 10 Claire House on Monday iast~-o
sitting Down st table with few fEieads il
the diaiag room Of The addition. nov jas
opened for tie accommodation OF tue crowl
nr folks from The soaih, that tic sarn
weather ND foon hriag 10 this, tie mos
delightful summer RESORT ID the Hest.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08

A serious hail storm occurred il ii.
nsishboshood Of lie Claire lasl week. Ths
hail stones cat down whole fields cf wheat
One man, we understand, lost one hundred
acres
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08

BRTTING.-ln regard 70 flo pa'itica
gamblers in the East, who aia ot.lflug i
pot $4,000 on Tie election af Pierre,
nan respecting s.hom thoy know campar
ttiveIy iit'o q nothing, i h.s been aei
,ail, ibs; backiog oae's opiaion. b Il
alh of bet, il aoysr gesaae4 10, say
sbes men sre "paslssd - ,aa Qall' aa
we ma other Iaiianee
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Aaw goozs.--Sse y. Il. Holmes ~
sortisemeni. lie bas torsa'e thsi loPlda
yorI. III MT.. StoYe, Inc TOMS Cat
inn uisll othef laie Publications
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-07-08

HEALTn Our city is nov quite healihs
no far as lie American citizens arc consid
cred. Occasionally We hear 81 deHli
among the Germans 10 iower Davenport.
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Tun C4RFAIgs "HiG, 10 ITO ,t1g of
saaer issued for the aoascn tgag taa
lha KeoEuk TAig. i II tia1a q
5algn paper il he State. PGco 90 O.
NTH Presidential election,
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For tts Gasets.
EDIYY.


Once | knew a little child
Pure a. snow wreath on the hll,
And with eyes so msskly mild
That sou scarce could gaze y ur Ell.
Edwy was the pretty name
OF this darling little one;
Al a glance Of love she came,
~ the siishtes, frown vas gone;
For she could not brook repfoof,
Tender WIS that loving heart,
And if Mama stood aloof
In q food The Tears would start.
But size seldom felt the pain
Of upbtaiding word or look,
For her parents learned 10 tain
Out ct na,are's open book.
Here plant Of ienderesi mould
BloomeI upon the home parterTe,
They must guard it flom the cold,
Nurse i; with III, gentlest caIe;-
Else It's modest head would droop,
And its fresh sweet buds grow pale,
Until zephyr scaiee would stoop
I;s rare perfume 10 ilhale.
Edwy often shyly stole
Pressing closely to your side,
Ready for the evening stroll
As to wood or dell you hied:
And her tiny, rattaflng feet
Made heart-music in the wood
Springing Tor the blossoms sweet
Where in mossy hooks they stood.
Were you guest within her home
She would TO your chamber door,
While the Lark was triling come
With the Offering OF a flower.
And the clustering buds she brought,
Dripping in the chrystal dew,
Wearing tinls you'd think were caugh,
FROM the heavens rose tie hue,
Seemed not hall SO soft or fair
AS that bright one where she stood,
Looking with her streaming hair
Lis some faiIie of the wood.
Years have passed since Edwy dear
Calmly breathed her last faint sigh,
With smile as mild and clear
As the summer twilight sky.
Yet she still doth firmly cling
To my inmost, deepest soul,
And while lovingly l sing,
Down like rain the teaT-drops roll
Often do sadly dwell
On the mourniul thoughts that rise,
To The Mother loved SO well
When she thinks where Edwy lies.
Oh, I've felt the deadly throes
or mothers sorrowing heart,
Bittsrer than the wrath of foes,
Keener than revongefll dart.
MARTHA.
.rgyle Cottage, July I'd, 1852,
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NJ MliI.fnsi

81 Rgclipsh am on the Is, inst. By W. B.
Ets, Nh. JOHN J, MoRniSio Miss ELEM 4
WILL Ms, all OF this county.
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The old MonongnheIa 10 hoing digesret
of her upper works and machinery. Ii i
stated Of her, that "she has made ess mon
4g sud perhaps lost more than any boa
aujlt on lhe Western waters.n She was
aail and brought out for fast boat, md
proved herself such under all cifcumstan,
scs. She has rgn ii every packet trade
tbpYe he E9anth Of The Ohio, has porforrn-
"a some Of the quickest trips on record
ct from bad management, or more likeIy'
from The fact that she always arrayed her
self u The line, In opposition Ia serything
stse aE"at, she never made ang money
u Is trn'btgll% remarked If her, "aAe lived
nnd died an aPpoejton boot, yoi feet and
game 70 the tast"~- 81. Louis Fatn'