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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

Ross WINANs, Of Baltimore, now over
seventy years Of age, purchased, in 1861,
q farm Of about zoo acres, along the
banks Of the Patapseo river, and about
six miles from Baltimore. His land cost
him $50. 900; he added buildings at a cost
of SIC, 900; his fencing cost him 5000 ;
and he manfred at an outlay Of S67, 600.
making the total cost Of bis estate Si2O.-
GOO During the year ending on the first
of May last his sales OF milk amounted
to S37. $50 II Of cows and calves, in the
same period, he sold 81, $50 worth. and
had fifteen oil twenty more animals on
his hand than at the commencement of
the year. He, however, purchased
Sg09S worth Of cows and heifers during
the year. At the close Of the year he
had on hand go tons of hay, and his
total product Of hay for the year vas
estimated ut 1880 tons-a great average
per acre. His milk is sold to the small
rrocers 10 Baltimore at thirty cents per
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DEBIT.

l. s., 900, 600, 600 OF national debt-an ma
tional curse 70 everybody but Jay Cooke.
. 81. 600, coo, 600 state, city and county
debt, born Of the war.
8. 500. 0O0abie hodied farmers, mechan-
les and other white men dc0d, worth
$4,000 a piece, So, 000, 900, 600.
4. 100000 black laborers, worth $1,000
each, S5O0,O 00, 600. Misses.
.. 100000 black lab0rers, men,
women, and children, hat it took three
generations of white civilization TO
utilize into profitable labor-totaily de.
moralized aud disorganized for the time
being. Applause and considerable dis
sent, the radicals getting uneasy and en-
deavoring to stop Trains exposition "
of national affairs. Train talked them
all down, made I'm of their Kisses, and
carried his points, to the evident disgust
Of many present
9. 5000, 900 of shipping that it took US
fifty years OF American industry since
Waterloo to Whiten every Ocea with
u commerce, completely wiped out
by E%ugiand's neutrality. LApplause and
".tOo true.''
T. $4,000 900 worth of plantations,
houses farms, factories, real estate, per-
sonal property, wasted, burned, wiped
ont. completely destToyed-thc GccuR1u-
lated industry of a hundred gears.
8, and lastly. Anamount Of swearing,
gaming, drunkenness, prostitution, de.
mOralization hat cannot be enumerated
by figures.
This will do for the deoit; and when
fanatieism sleeps for a moment, the ma
TONS eyes will open and a reaction viii
set in that will emaneipate my constitu-
ENJOY, the white people Of the land. Zap
plause and dissent
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49, Resident Nnfice-

No. 109-LeOnidas p. Mcknight vs.. eli Mex
HOgg.
T~Tappearing from afidavit in this cause. tina
i the defendant Eli Mex. HOgg Is 49, -
dent Ofthe stale OF Tenne~s- e,
10 Is therefore ordered thst he make his ap-
pearanee herein, al the Courthouse in the city
Of Memphis, Tenn. on or before the hr-t Mon
day in August, 1861, and plead, answer OF
demur TO comp'ainants bill, or the same
VIII ne taken Tor con1essed as TO him. and set
order be published once p Weeaae OF Section Il
cessive weeks, in the Memphis APPssFhment
A cOpy-attest; A-ALSTUper
Clerk and Masfl
By r. 7. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master. 4
Clapp, Vance & Anderson, Solicitors for Com
plainaut Je25 law4we
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The Chicago Times says, Of the evil
dence produced by the Government on
The trial of .IOHE II. SVRRATTs

The Chicago Times says, Of the evil
denee produced by the Government on
the trial of JOHN Il. SURRATT
a curious class Of witnesses have thus
far been brought by the prosecution to
testify against Surratt. Dye, the witness
who was troubled with dreams, andawhu
remembered Surratt's face because ne
had frequently seen It in Slept &c app
pears was arrested in Philadelphia in the
early part of the present year for Esssing
counterfeit money.
ClGaveT, another witness, has Seen
lately convicted Of rape and murder, and
is now at large on bail awaiting 8 new
trial. Hobart and Rliun, other Wit
1esses, have c~ontradicted outside what
they said in court, and the negro WeuCh
who said she saw Surratt at his mothers
house on the evening of the assassiUa-
ton, saw him but 8 rev l4Inutes, and
bad nereT seen him before, nor sine,
until confronted with him in court.
The testimony of such witnesses is
e|mineatlg suggestive Of ConOyerisn
and thelI Statements VIII be Eeceiyed
With q great deal Of suspicion. II they
are to be followed by Weiehman as the
principal witness, the testimony VIII
ttNh hEA y Alla4 81 a. 4 L AesNt DNN4 A4AA-
featured. Of course the prosecution
must GotLe hest it can with the material
10 has to work Sith, and Il has not been
supposed that the attorneys for the gov
ernmegt wish 10 try SurrstJ unfairly,
but theiF witnesses are in bad oder. They
viii do nothing IN throwing light on
mysteries which Il was hoped would he
unveiled IN the progress OF the trial
The testimony ia the SURRATr case,
as detailed from day to day, is too
voluminous for ~ columns, DYE
5wcre to seeing SURRATT near the
theatre, in company with Boom, a few
minutes before the murder Of President
LINCOLN. Other witnesses ~corrobJrate
his testimony. We have carefully read
all that has thus far been published
and looking at it as an impartial lawyer
we are strongly@ciined to agubt
~ yeracity of The witnesses - %oun-
u accused assert that They will
e-5 alibi by ample and unimpeach-
sble testimony If they SHOULD, some
suspicious as to the Bureau Of justice
If the Government will revive.
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AHN HID
The constantly charging circulation OF the
APPEAL. and the generous suppot given 70
boib the Daily and Weekly issues by city ana
oouus.y. assure the proprietOr OF The general
approval by the public Of It's course since il
came Into thefrhands
It's Past is the pledge It offers for the Future
Irwin continue 10 ~endeavour, in ~acceusance
with tne motto which Il has adopted, 70 say
those tuiugs only that are true II
has but a single Client, the People % Inc south
and viii endesvor TO advise It's readers
wisely. In that it may often fail; but its opin-
ions shah always be homestead couscienuous'
at least.
Those to whom its conduct is entrusted viii
continue 10 endeavor 70 make the APPEL ac-
cepisbIe to is readers, and Desirable as a me
dunn for advertising. The Masonic column
Will hereafter appear every Saturday, and on
every sunday reading appropriate TO anat DAY;
and The proprielors hope, by close attention TO
the affairs Of the papers ana office, 70 stiu en-
1.Ie Il 20 the support and condolences Of The
people. on which alone Il depends
JoHN 5. c. hogan co.
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LANDMoyOPOaYAN ANN CoNFIsCA.

LAND MONOPOLY AMI CONFISCATIOE
The cry against land monopoly is
raised to swell and ineite the elamOr for
c0nfiscatiOn. The c~0nfiscation party is
led by Butler, Stevens, and other radi-
Gals. Chase's decision stands in the way,
for it shows judicially that no cOnfisea-
ton, except for q life term, and hen
upon trial and conviction, can be valid
under the constitution. But the consti-
tuition has been set aside in so many
points so grossly and openly that its bar
riers are despised. A platoon Of soldiery
and a drum-head court martial can die
tate a construction Of the constitution
not known 10 the philosophy of your
mere statesmen.
Buffers letter denouncing "a land
monopoly as d" fatal to the advance Of
the cause OF liberty and equal rights
is addressed to the radical republican
executive committee Of the city of
Washington, and concludes, as it not
a selfevident pOliticSi truth that where
the land is held in large tracts by the
employer, TO be titled by the employed,
there can be no just and true field for
the exercise of republican citizenship ?
And IS it not IA OF the pressing exigeh-
cies Of the country and the very basis of
reconstruction that some plan must be
devised by which the lands Of the south
may be divided among those who shall
occupy and till them?"
Considering that Butler is chief ineor-
pOratOr ia the Southern California land
company, which, getting possession of
an eXtOrted and fraudulent land title
from an eXiled administration of Mexico,
claims possession of 5000 square miles /
Of territory in Lower California, a dis
trict Of territory larger than the state of
New York, this pr0fessed hostility to
land monopoly is the coolest Of his
demonstrations
Still, the inconsistency of his position
will not deter him from advocating it;
and ne viii have this advantage. The
cry of cOniscatiOn mas reached the ears
of the blacks. The republicans need
their votes. Those who tell them they
shall have each a farm of forty acres
under his feet viii stand an infinitely
better chance for their favor than those
who hesitate and say that the constitu-
ton is in thelp way-that constitution
whose Tuse as expounded by its
prese Hpreters is: Where there
is 3 VII there is way.n
The proposition to cOnfiscate the lands
of the south hangs like a terrible cloud
over the people. It is vain that a pOr-
ton Of the republican press protests that
there is no probability Of it. All assur-
ances of that kind have heretofore
proved false. The finaIities of congress
have proved only the beginnings of new
exaotions. The constitution is no pro-
lection. The courts, when their deci.
sions conflict With the tide o factiOus pas
are Knocked at and derided. What
assurance, then, have southern men that
the crops they SOW shall not be gathered
by hostile hands-that the business thew
create shall not be forfeited to strangers?
Buffers predatory reign-an affair OF
Individual pillage and plunder-was a
boon to the south compared with this
disorgsnizing threat of e~OnfscstioD,
paralysis all personal effort there,
and makes hopeless the future prospects.
Ai5aay ArgUs.
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PrqL4f4P,a NnIa-


DY Virtue Of a trust deed, executed to me By
ID Jose n Schooner, or the nth day OF
April, loG0, recorded in the Registers Office OF
Shelby county. in book n. part % PAGES $50 to
will sell TO the highest btcder, for cash, in font
Of the store Of koyster, Irrelevant & %, on
second street, in the city Of Memphi opposite
the southeast corner OF Court square, on the
andIl O'Clock a m the following described real
estate. in and near the city Of Memphis, SheIby
county, Tennessee, conveyed to me To said trust
dee o. tO-wit: One lot in the Butler division OF
tue city Of Memphis, in block No Z, beginning
at a stake on elliott street, 30 feet from the
northeast corner of block No. 3 running
thence 300 feet south to n stake, thence 70 feet
east TO a stake, thence 200 Te-t north to a stake
on Elliott street thence 20 feet west with Elliott
street, 10 the bezinnlng. Ayso, one ot0er lot in
block No. Z, beginning at a stake on Elliott
street, d5 feet rom the northeast corner of
block Noe, runnIuE thence 30 feet south to a
feet north down the bayou TO a stake on Elliott
street, thence b feet west with Elliott street to
The BEGINNING. Also, three lots in the CIR enlaW
division, adjoining the city Of Memphis, and
designated on the plan or said subdivision as
lots So, 10 aud 100; Let IS fronts u feet three
inches on She west side Of Third street. and
runs back wet l4895 feet 10 an alley lots i9
and 100 lie on the southwest corner of Fourth
each. The two lots making squar Of lf3k feet.
Also, Que Otherlot on the west side Of iennes-
see street. beginning A feet norm Of the SOUTH
east corner Of Iot No -, block No 8, a. desrg-
north a ieet with Tennessee street. thence west
at right angles with Tenn ssee street I'D feet TO
Chester str. ct, thencesnuth with Chester stTeet
IS iee, thence east 40 feet 70 the b-giaI ing
particulars as TO metes and bounds Of All Of
sdd property, reference Is made to sslo trust
deed Redemption is waived n tirle believed
to be good. but ! will convey only as trustee.
je5 IDS JOHN KERR, Trustee.
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pnoFrr OF raE We.

GEROGE FRANCIS TRAIN, in a speech
recently made on the summit Of Pilot
Knob TO 9 medley of Congressional eX-
cu~rsionists, stated the debit side Of the
profit and loss account of the war, thus
You shall have what you probably
have never seen before-a debt anu
credit of The war, a profit and loss ac-
count.
First. You should know that zoe hare
had q grand sbhi5itiOB Of freJUoTks,
and mortgag0d ar farm 10 pay for IT,.
{" Oh l")
Second. The aO-Called wealth of the
former consists in his having his soldier
boy in the graveyard and q seven-thirty
IN mis- pocket in exchange. Sensation,
But here is the account:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

Leaving the standpoint Of recovery of
rights, thou hast reached the slippery
ground OF sacrifice of rights; and, be-
U every standpoint has lbs oEn ire
fragible logic, / see matters brought 10
such q point on this ground that / am
compelled, IN deep grief, to ask thee,
remains 70 be given mp How much
remains TO thee of all those rights which
constitute the existence and guarantee of.
constitutional state life, and which pos
sess far greater worth ia the peculiar
condition Of a fatherlaad than they
can possess in those countries whose
sovereigns are not also sOvereigns Of 0ther
lands, and which are, therefore, not ex-
posed to the danger Of being made sub
servieut 10 foreign interests ?
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era AtQue H0mesta Dtcere.
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NoTIoE.

The friends n acqusintances Of William
and Caroline Miller are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral OF their daughter, CARoLISE,
from their residence on Dunlap street, neaT the
Catholic Cemetery, on Thursday, the 9Th inst,
at Q o'clock {. N.
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Tickets s. each. May be had 1T, or oriered
through. any OF the COBpauy's agents. at the
Central Agency. Memphis, Tenu., or OF Col
James Strain, HernandJ. Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and OfScers q the
Company are prohibited rom purchasing OF
holding tickets iu any of he drawings The
Is Simply tue media l1r he purchase
and saie OF real estate between property mold
eus and the general pub ic. ie2i i'm
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Thou thyse'f hast said, and said truly,
the right which is taken away by force
can be recovered that is only lot which
is renowned by the nation itself.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

GEN. Marquee, commanding the City
of Mexico, has executed Gen. O'HarrOn,
commander Of the post, for reasonable
correspondence with the liberals He
has also arrested d hundred and sixty
liberal sympsthigers ia the CITY, and
threatens 70 execute them and burn the
II Macmillan and his generals
are harmed.
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- roparsPovDENTs.

So notice can be taken OF anonymous N'
municauons- Whatever Is INTENDED . =
ssrtson in the APPEAL must De sunni
Gated by tbe name and ao"Ie7s ot =
-its- a. = u~usrantse OF mis- good faith and
responsibility
APPEAL" Memphis
Communication FOR publication must be writ
ten on one side or the page only, and with
All other matters connected with the edito-
Raj department, should be addressed; EDi-
roRs oFrRE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot. as rule, undertake TO return aru-
Giles not found suitable Cor pubbcsuon'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
NOTICE.

Z II. CASH, as administrator with the wills
4 annexed, of lsaaeL L. Bolton, deceased, and
OF Mary Bolton, deceased, has dled IT'S &C
counts WITH both Of said estates TO this date for
s in this court. All l~egatees, and the
heirs and representatives of deceased legas ees
Of both saiG deCedents. whether residents or
non-residenis, are notified to appear as the
ONCE OF the County Court Clerk Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, on or before the lst Monday
IN August. 1861, and contest the said accounts
If they desire 10 do so
JOHN LOAGUE. Clerk.
June ~. 1857. fe25 AZ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

Cottage Residence, S rooms; Iot l2Jxl70 feet
on BOrlaud arelue, near McmpAa and
Charleston railroad, near ~corrUratiOu line
Valued at $1,000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

The New York Times, RAYsIoEp's
Radical iouraali gags, Of the Attorney
Generals opinion
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
Herenfh Prize.

a most valuable manufacturing site with q
perpetual fan OF % feet Of Nuter. Situate in
Ninsion county. Alabama, with To- acres Of
land. Valued al ei00aL
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Omoe Block.
lIson oITeet, 1sTWeen Nam and -econd
VOfico.

A NOTE executed by me in favor ofDRW Whit
"A teker, dated May, 1862 for 81 o. has been at
tempted 10 be sold ia this city by Geo NJ
Greedy TAis is TO n tifY All persons not 70
trade for said note, IS IL isiu settlement with
me and Whitaker fully paid, n Greedy has
no interest iuthe s-atter urthsr than as agent
Of my farmeB partner, Whitaker, the payer
Of the nota.
je25 St. JOHN DAVIS.
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Tenth Prize:

10 acres OF woodland near Raleigh. Shelby
county, Tennessee. distant rom Memphis nine
mIes. This IS very desirab e, and an excellent
prize. Valued at s2sU0.
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Eighth Prize:

tn Franklin Female lnsttute, 40 HcIly
SPRINGS, Mss, a handsome and we J con-
structeu school bui dtug, most eIgibly located
This Is very desirable property. valued al $500
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NEW AID vERTIsEm'1s
Eomnd.
Attorneys Attorneys II

TOUND at the Poplar Street Market; on
X TUESDAY. June 18th. n large SAFE KEY.
The owner can have the same by applying at
fha Apr II office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27
Notice of Dissolution.

THE partnership OF ROSENTHAL COIN,
at No. 1876 Front street, is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Mark COhn continuing b
business. All claims against the hTm Will De
settled by Mark Oohn, and al accounts que 70
r.. ROSENTHAB,
MARK COHN.
Memphis, June %, 1867, le5 81
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Insurance Company,
MEMPHIS. TENN, JUNE %, 1867.

MEMPHIS, TENN, JUNE ., 1867.
Il. F.. KENYON, Esq Assistant Secretary:
have recently heard that some OF the Agents
OF this Company are also AgeHts for THE Ma
uonal Horse Insurance company, Of Louis
vile, KY" and have connected my name
with it.
You win discontinue az once, all agents Of
this company whOnEaagents for the National
HGCe Insurance Coz IHny.
a6 is noW nothing prtjudicialtO that company,
ppearaEm not now nor have 1 at any time had
" OF ManectiOn with it,.
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Str.ayed.

RAKEN UP, about a week ago, a Red COW,
/ vita Calf. The owner can have the same
by proving property and paying charges.
ADOLPHE SEWING,
ie23 BE On Armstrong; Place.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

Euus oil
IrraAbiily, Mer1DeT
In a malar.ai district, OF
spent some time where.
vail, will readily yield Z
qualed Medicine
Our own cOuhuencdl
Bitters, added 20 q testL
case Of sufferers whus
accord to the Remedy
prevail, has induced IS
90 secure the SOLE
this article rom 10
recipe has been eNpeH
Isrtouly proven To be
round in the treuLuie
TONED diseases, by oA
Physicians in the JIM
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. 8, IN Hays subdivision. Memphis
size lg2xi52 feet A beautiful building lot
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

EOR SALE Rules and Orders with Forms
Z and Proceedings in Bankruptcy" the only
oficial edition. Also, . HiiliaTd & James De-
IL. WADE & co,
fagT Iuv pa Main street.
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issOIutiOn.

-IIONA
TEE Law Firm cf HAYNES. HEATH &
i LEWIS is this day dissolved. Tie uudu-
1shed bssiness OF the drm will have the az
tent or OF each Of US until il is closed up.
LandoR G. Haynes has associated with him.
in The practice Of the law, in al its ranches
MS son-in-law Francis D. stoektsp, and j isson,
Robert ". Haynes sud the styH a their firm
Is HAYNES. sTuCKTON q HAYNES. odiees
in Vincent Building.' orner East Coun
and Second streets.
r. X. Heath and A N. Lewis are associated
IN the practice Of the law, in an is brancheS
and may be found at the Old odice, Southeast
corner Of Second and Union streets, up stairs.
me style OF tneir firm is HEATH LEWIS,
Tn parties may be consulted. in regard n
he old business, at their respective Offices.
LANDON C. HAYNES,
r. r. HEATH,
June Is, 1867.
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r OST-
LOST OR MISLAID-A certain Promfssory
Note for 500, dated December "a, 1856. and due
WE'VE month after date. drawn by Charles
FFanz, and payable to W. b Cotton or order,
ana ludorSed by W b Cotton. has been
lost o. misiaid- All persons are cautioned from
pu5lng or trading for said note. as m
has b.en stopped A suit able reward will be
para Ior sald note, If the same Is lent'a NJ my
Office, No 2i8 Third street.
Je25 WIN. b. COTTON.
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WORSHAM HOUSE.

OWING OTaED DECLINE IN PROvIsIONs
from war prices, raising my W vegetables,
the general economical Arrangement Of the
house, and close personal attention TO business,
am enabled to accommodate
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-27

COTTON FACTORS AND COMMISSION
" Merchants, 2S2 front street, over If.
Franks. Memphis. Tenn. -ConsigHmentsof AL
descriptions solicited. Ie14 DAWN
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Second Prize.
Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
25Nl0j Get very available Tor residence and
de iraDly located. Valued atsSJ
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Si.rfh Prize.

One residence lot adjoining aboye, also &xIO
feet. Valued al $50.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-10-24
Josh sitiIinG>' t'h.lOSG piry.

Among the multitude of Jo.h's wire
sayings, the following are not the worst
Their is but rhcw men who hev charac-
Ter enuf to Iced II life of idleness
Tru luv is spclt the same in Choctaw as
in English.
Those who retire from the world on ac-
count of It's sins aud peskiness, must not
forget they have cot to keep company with
Il person who wants as much watching as
anybody else.
When man loses his health then he
rust begins to take good care OF it. This
is a good inducement, this is,
Most people decline to learn only by
their own experience. And | guess they
are more than ha.f right, for | do not
spose man can get perfect idce of mo.
lasses candy 10y letting another ieiler taste
Of it for him Success is very apt Ia
make us forget the time when we wasn't
much. 1t is just so with the frog on the
Jump he can't remember when lac WAS a
tadpole, but other folks can.