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Valentines Day.
Executive Committee

Today February 18th, is Valentines day. We
omit the saint" because we are satisfied
there Is no saint in the calendar of thai name
with whose history the custom nt Valentines
day can have any CONNECTION. The custom, as
originally pnecived in Burgundy and portions Oh
Gcrmany, and thence imported into England and
scotland, was about this: On the l4th OF Febru-
ary (about the time the birds were supposed to
choose their mates for the year. the young peo-
pie of both sexes met in large numbers ana IN
scribing their names on small bits OF paper
would throw them into two rcccptacles, one ioi
the ladies and one for the bachelors, ana after
vigorously shaking them up would draw them
ont, lottcry-like in pairs, and the persons thus
drawn together became each others valentine
for the year These imaginary engagements, as
NAV readily be imagined, often became real ones
because one necessary consequence OF them was,
that for whole year Il bachelor remained bound
! to the service OF his valentine, and such an init
macy, If daily kept up, could have but one proba
! bile ending.
| It Is almost Impossible to recognize in the Gus
tom as il now exists the one so full OF graceful
and symbolic meaning MS that just deserioeni 10
in these days it is little better than anonsehsea
farce. The approach Of the day is now heraldc'
by the appearance in the booksellers window
az vast numbers of missives calculated for use OF
This occasion, each generally consisting of a sin
gle sheet of post paper, on which is seen some
ridiculously coored caricaturc OF male or lie
male dgurc, with few burlcsquc verses below
Young girls and young gents interchange sucl
epstcs for week before and after the l4th o
February, and generally the newspapers recor'
thr amazing additional number of drop letter
the post office handled during that time.
There may be and doubtless often is goo
deal of fun in it, but oftencr still, we imagine
feelings are hurt and misunderstanding engcl
dcrcd that more than counterbalance the fll
Let the young people at least be little caution
and considerable in sending these innocent loob
Ing cpistles, for often there may be lurking i
their embossed crcascs and folds vcnomon
uoiSpu
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nt,v Table,

THE LITTLE CORPORAL for February contains
eiobt or ten nice stories, with number Of fine
Illustrations. besides a good deal Of pleasant and
profitable talk for the little folks. We notice
among the contributors to the present number
the names Of Emily Huntington Miller, Laura
W. Iedyard, Mary I. {. Wycth, ;. P. Bartlett,
Gerald North, J. T. Cobb, Jane &. Swisshelm, and
several others. John +. Miller, 1874 Randolph
st, Chicago. sl.j0 a year.
TO-DAY-No ) Of the new year Is received ana
is unusually fine. The illustrations are executed
with treat skill and dcicacy. Justin haiiy.
GROW, in interest, and promises to be one Of the
mos: powerfully-writtcn romanccs Of the day
Mr.. +. b. Daily contributes remarkable article
on Our Ideal World" and Chas Morris Gi'
courses ably on the History and condition o'
tho African Races" bio Lewis Is more than
commonly interesting and abouHdng in ai'ir,
given with such apparent ca-". hTt not 50 easy
J - follow.
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HOME MATTERS.
LAsALLE COUNTY FARMERS ASSOCIATION
Special Meeting In March.

In accordance with resolution Of the La sane
County Farmers Association, passed nj us llsl
meeting. on the 9th inst we, the undersigned
Executive Committee of said Association, do can
meeting of the Association, to be held at Otta'
wa on Friday, the 9th Of March 1874. Let eacil
club or similar organization throughout thc
county send the number of delegates to when
they are entitled, and each town where there Is
no organization send their delegates, MS business
of importance is to come before the Association
1t is hoped that every town, club or other organ
ization will be fully represented.
1t is earnestly recommended that TWO or lnrce
active men in each town canvass among their
brother farmers and ascertain how many plows,
cultivators and other farming implements VIII
be wanted in their town for the summer WORK,
rs information is in the hands of the committee
by which these articles can be procured AT saw
ing of 1875 to 80 per cent. on what the farmers
have heretofore been in the habit of paying, and
the same is true Of almost everything the farmer
has to buy "A penny saved is Two pennies
earned" Let there be 4 full attendance.
II. l.. MEAD,
J.. DoMINY,
s. F. PARR,
y. DOSLEVY,
WM. SHEEHAN,
Executive Committee.
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WOoD's HOUSEHOLD MAGAZINE for February
renews our wonder at how much can he furnish
ed for dollar a year. We have not room tt
specify the articles which I'll the pages before
us-but they are many and excellent. The mag
azine contains three engravings-a pretty house
design--also the New York fashions illustrated
prepared expressly for the Household by Nine
Demorest. The publisher announces that here
after the magazine viii always be Illustrated
Subscriptions may begin with any number
Only one dollar year, Or with Chrome Yose'
mite, $3.50.
Subscriptions received and single copies of any
of above publications for sale by Osman
Hnncman
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OTTAWA CATERrsTs.-Some OF our landlords
and restaurant men have names that singuarly
correspond with their pecviiarties of disposition,
while others are widely different. For instance:
The genial and popular man Of the Clifton snow
and then complaining of How lard it is to make
a d-n cent these times (For the iniorma-
ton of all concerned, We would state that the
gentleman does not use binding" words, and
that Oh" simply mean-wcll, a Jc7c. The pious
landlord is Oh! Neal, of the Nchangc. William
o. Knecls, when he prays-of course. We OBJ
serve, however, with pain, that the knees OF
Williams pants do not seem TO be worn out to
any great extent. There is the Central man who
Is always White, and across the way is the res.
tauranter who never sits down. he always StGntz
up to eat The Washington house has land
lord who is matter of fact person, everything
| is Reel, but VIC believe could not dance Reel to
| Gave him.
| Some Of the names do not tell the truth on
their owners. Jim Cross for instance, is the best
natured man outside Of Il lunatic asylum for
dcmcntcd funny actors, and one would THINK ina
YOU could get good meal on Main street where
they wouldn't ask Button for it, but we guess
not for Button naturally leans right up agains'
| his little 81 and 80 cents'cs just as easy LoI
Pierguc's name will not admit Of a pun, though
we have swindled him out Of buns during th
last season to our knowledge. The impress!o;
that you can only get Day board at the Pari
House is wrong. You can board there by tn
week, YES, for two weeks at time. We hay
more trouble with the restaurant in lront' o
Henry Walthcr's. We had been invited on tire
several occasions TO call there and cat quail o.
toast and each time forgot 10 come. Ycstcrda
they caught rs and gave rs Mtch-l for 1t
We don't desire to mention Walthcr until he for
gives us for those thirteen peanuts which W
recently "smouged" from his store.
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FOREIGN News.
England.

The parliamentary elections are nearly
through with, and according to the last coun
the conservatives have carried 3l6 ana th'
liberals 273 members, giving the conserv''
tives about 40 majority. The few elections
yet to be held will not materially change The
general footing.
Gladstone, of course, will now resign, and
seems to be anxious to do so at once, while
mis- colleagues want 20 wait until parliament
meets. Either way, Disraell viii be the neX
Premier, and is already at work making up
his cabinet.
Ireland returned Al home rulers, % conser
natives and . liberals In the general footing
however. the home rulers are counted with
the liberals.
A furious gale prevailed on Tuesday on the
British coast, and on the Baltic where it caus
ed the sea to overflow along the entire eastern
coast of Schleswig, lIolstein. The dykes pro
;ccting the low-lands burst in many places
and great tracts Of country were flooded. The
damage to property is immense. Serious
loss of life is feared.
The organization Of Il new company TO lay
light cable from Great Britain to Halifax
via the Azores, is announced Capital $3.50,
900. The prospectus says it is the intention
of the company to convey messages at the
rate of one shilling per word.
The famine in India is increasing. 1t is
estimated that 10000 natives are already Sc
yerely distressed.
The following despatch from the comman
der Of the Ashantce expedition in Africa an
nounccs the terms of peace: "All white pri
soners held by the Ashantecs have been de
livered to me. The king accepts my terms
for cessation of hostilities, which he asked
and has agreed to pay m annuity of one hun
Ared thousand pounds"
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THE Prov QUEsTIoN.-Whilc the Oranges
and Farmers Associations are sturdily pro
testing and resolving that they will buy no
plow of the plow-rin though their fields 90
unplowcd, the members of the ring have in
vented dodge that rather scoops the grang-
erS.
A correspondent Of the TfiJdae writing
from Dwight, Livingston county, thus OK
plains the matter:
A short time ago one of the members OF
this Plow-Ring came to Pontiac, and as usual
went to the regular customers to make ar
rangements with them for the sale OF their
plOws Tor the coming season. Much To the
surprise of the pillow manufacturer, the mid
dleman refused to buy his plows why Is
This thus" the manufacturer asked. The
middlemon answered: 1.-THE Changers in
this county have such a complete system for
purchasing their own plows, Independent OF
YOU, that could not sell single one; and
YOU had better 90 and see the County Pur
chasing Agent" Accordingly he found tho
County Purchasing Agent and very sooI
opened negotiations with him, with ihe loi
lowing results: I'VE want 10 sell our ploW'
to you" But" replied the Purchasing
Agent, II thought You were under bonds no
To sell to farmers except through your agents
SO we are; and are you not an agent, anC
the largest agent in the country y es.'
Very well. there is our list of prices, anC
they are the same as we sell 10 cur regular
agents and, rs l consider You are rcgula'
one, ! shall make You AR "gtnt for l.iyings
10 county"
Nov, we are able to buy $:2 pillow 70
$3.50 pIOwHOIDER.
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Cures All Kinds Of Catarrh.

So successful has Dr. Picrcc's Golden Mcdica
Discovery proven, as constitutional trcatmcn
for catarrh, when coupled with the use Of DIR
SagcS Catarrh Remedy, applied locally by I'M
use Of DIR. Piercc's Nasal Douchc tthc onll
method of reaching the upper and back caNluG
of the head that the proprietor Of these mcdi
cincs has long offered 4 standing reward Of SiN
for a case or catarrh which he cannot cure. TIT
two medicines, with instruments, tor :! b'
Irunru,ilt-
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mdrrte0.

A. the PAX House. on the nth inst, By i4e lev j.
MufUt Mr. wAI.D KING 10 Mss JENNIE "ATel!OPE
all o. La sale county. ID.
~ the residence Of the brides r1'hrr- on 'N IN -s,
Nv the same. Mr. CHARLES ". ED..E 20 N.s- MAXI J.
E.NNkER. 81 OF 'tis ely
Attic PARK H1use. on tie .lh lE--. .y t-ft"r LORI
wood. Es4.. Mr. GEORGE " BELL, 90 SHa.I p'.aN.. I
Ms SARAH O'CONNEt. ut Dc's Park.
A. the residence 81 'hr h-ir's u'her iu B-rgsi. 1
ffr IN ,rs.. D. WrE NH.'H. f-.. Nr. David =. d.
IEitl 20 N.- SARAH 3 e. go. I'D. .' .. ..Hh,..
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4 rance.

\ letter from Paris says the recent snspen-
sion of the greatest of French Catholic pa
pers, IUaicers, ut the instance Of Prince Bis
marck, furnishes striking proof of how
complete is the subservicncy Of the French
Government to German orders.
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Cuba,

Captain.General Jovcllar has assumed the
extraordinary powers conferred upon him by
the Spanish Cortes, and has issued Il procla-
nation declaring Cuba to be in state of seige.
Trial by courtmartial is substituted for ordi-
nary judicial processes wherever the Captain
General may choose 10 order ii. The rcgula'
lions for recruiting the army are especially
severe. All persons between 20 and d. must
he enrolled III the militia, and no person sub.
ject TO draft may leave the island unless he
riycs bonds to furnish a substitute.
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"TELECRAPH!"

The n. w. Telegraph institute james:
vile Wis., offers unparalleled facilities TO those desrons OF
learning Teegraphy Having direct connection with
al Western railroad companies. we are enabled TO furnish
good situations to our graduates This IL the only institute
in the world where class operators are employed as
teachers Terms reasonable students low Send
circulars containing letters from graduates ana super
ntendens commencing this institute.
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why viii Nou
suffer?

To all persons suffering flom
Rheumatism, or Neuralgia,
Cramps In the limbs or stOm.
ach. Bilious Collie. Pain In the
Back. Bowels or Side, We
would say THE HOUSEHOLD
pANACEA and FAMILY LEM
NESr IL of all Others the rem.
edy YOU want for Internal and
external use. lthas cured the
above complaints In thous.
lAnds of eases, There l. no
lnislaac about II. Try it
Sold by all Druggists.
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'Ye-. INV hearers said Wisconsin minister
little johnny Glenn skatrd into heaven by way
Of an air.holc ON Grass Lake, and D" is happy
now
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,,r,ry,ErNENT- ESTATE O


,,n,, DI-sSOII TIoN OF
pHrISICSiITI-T cOparincr.hiP neretol9Ie sN.
rrtld Me- can and Philip size under iile
l,lh- tl", yrtn A spc nc -irrltOr, Illinois, IL dis
urn taIt tusncs, Ut the nrm will be settled eNciu
ic ~ uuglld MCNcan, and nl persons aye htrDy
49, m A. any money due sl!d urn 10 Sa Nr OF
W Mn sav credit an account o salG ht,n' - WI, hot
m NON. r nr OF the ats 81 ''' s'' 'o'' IT. '''
-. i. ..r .a fIt credit ut sal. i.l' =, ,-g,>
-,,f.-. UI. Fen. II, .0'i-A pN"Hip nv '-N'''
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Ccntaur I.ininlent.

There Is no pain which the Centaur
Liniment will not relieve, no swelling II
Will mo- subdue, and no lameness which
1t will not cure. This is strong language,
butt is true. II has produced more cure,
of rheumatism, neuralgia, lockjaw, palsy
snra,us. swelilngs. caked breasts, scalds
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People should beware OF those impo-ior, who
copv DR. Percc's original style Of adycrtisn"
Offering various sized rewards for eases Of ca
tarrh and other diseases which they can not cure
Those who do not possess efficient Intelligent,
TO write an original advertisement are not likely
TO have made great and valuable discoveries ~
medicine
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s- The concert and distribution Of gifts will p0Nhiteb
ana egyOcliIy take place The day tired, whether
a the tickets are sold and the 2 gifts all paid II
proportion to the number Of tickets sold
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CoURyLAND, H., April >, i',i

Dr. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y:
U,Jr Str-It j. with pleasure make th.- state
mcnt to YOU that after taking medicine for TWEEN
~ wear, for the catarrlI, | tried your catarrl
remedy and effected cure, - that il ha- no
troublrd me for two years. ;. WHrEtEE.
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DIMKICK CENTRE GRANGE.

Ia SALE, Feb :, lS,I
Editors Fl,, 7lfF,f--Thc following rc>o-
luton W., adopted n the last regular meeting
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Germany,

Additional fines inflicted upon the arch.
bishop of Posen BY the Berlin authorities,
end a new summons before the District Court
70 answer similar charges % those already
preferred, have drawn from him another an.
swer, in which he declares that the law is not
compatible with tAc principles and dogmas
Of the Catho1.1 Church, and that he cannot
without Grossly violating his duties toward
Goo and the Church, assist in carrying out
the law. His position is warmly approved
by the Pope, who comforts HIM with the as
surance that "God is now, by the unbridled
efforts of hell, preparing the eventual regen
crations, and for Il triumph of the Chulch q
this moment deprived of all human assist
ance; and that by the visible manifestation
of His power He will compel even the proud
est hearts to obedience" The violence o
the Pope's language partially reveals the bit
ter intensity of the struggle between Churcl
and State.
The contest between the assumptions ofth
church on the one hand, and the assumption
of the state on the other, which is thus grow
ing apace in Germany and is so imminent,
threatening renewal OF the contest between
France and Germany, will have a wider ficl'
Of it once breaks out in earnest. The stron!
letter of Lord John Russell in defence of tn
policy of Bismarck shows that in such cor
test it would be a war between the assump'
ions OF Rome and professionalism, and its fiel'
might ultimately be co-cXtcnsivc with tn
christian world.
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,I'AN SALE NoTICE;-To whom u ma, may
notice Is hereby given thhl ~ SAFE OF uein'
nuept lands and town by the Treasurer OF the county
OF La sale for the ana costs due or me year - a,
tho Cour House In Ottawa, commencing on inc sta Gay
of Juy 49, and continued from day TO day that On the
OH day OF July 1872 the undersigned became inc purchaser
Of ot Is SEX Sec l6 T. a. H. ., assessed IN the name C
David Phillips and that the time OF redemption OF the
sane from said sale will expire the 9Th day OF July lh
D1eiIt,gvys MILTON FOWLER.
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V,IIOVJr-A n DIS OF IN IESs
And Millions of Property Saved by using TIE
American Safety Kerosene Lamps.

These lamps are made OF Brass and will never break.
The burucis have safety Tube Attachment ipF 'c U.s.
cape of gas, and will never explode IT,, -. .,,,,o,,
and thew are the only lamp chmncys made that VIII ho'
break BY heat cold. . 1900, .,.,, ,,is
| ia the universal complaint &c.,, .,,,,o,s 49,,
over seventy five millions Ut glass lamp chmheSS NV
broken In this country every year. go ~, c,,,,o,,
Price OF Hand Lamps complete, win MlGa .n'nIh, ty
onn doar Price of fronye Parlor stand Lamps, Wt
dollars any part of the United states Dy onpc
an racelni of the money by mail lO Agents wanted lI
sel hese Iamps and Mica Chimneya In every city ao
town TO whom a liberal discount will ne made o'H1 io
sample Tampa and circulars giving al particulars ihl
sneak for themselves and sell on sight ,,,r cn
Address AMERICAN SAFETY LAMP o.,
rch il No 40 Pearl street, New YORK
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By order and in behalf Of the Church.
Ottawa. February 10th, 1874.

UITNWU, TtDTUdTy IUIII, MI
DR.. c. is a thoroughly posted man, ripe
scholar, a finished theologan, and ready, OIL
hand and engaging speaker. Somewhat rigid IN
his notions, uncompromising, with slight ten
dency towards dogmatism, be is yet socially one
of the pleasantest and most popular OF men, ana
in his removal from Ottawa will leave host OF
warm personal friends both inside and outside OF
| his own denomination.
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max SALE NOTICE.-Notice is

.rr<N SALE NOriCE.-Nouce Is hereby
| given to an whom may concern. that at sale oil
lands lots made by 'he county treasurer pi ine
of July A. D. 49,! Tor the taxes and costs due thereon 0I
The wear A. d. IsI the undersigned became the purchaser
of the following described lots, In the town OF OTTAWA
county of La sale In the state Of Illinois. VIZ: Lots one
rwo Trrp and -Four In Block Ten for the sum Of Ant
dollar and sixteen and that the time oi redep
on said sales said lots assessed FOR the year A. D. lN
in the name, OF w. e az f.. richardson. - 90 ,,,r,,
Otawa, February lith hti-dw DANIEL = NJ =
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Resignation o. DR., Cleghorn.

The resignation OF Rev. A. Cleghorn as pastor
of the Baptist Church of this city was announced
n week Or two ago, but as there had been no
formal acceptance of il and hopes were enter
tanned that he might reconsider it, we made no
mention of it in our paper. As the Doctor, how
ever, had well considered the case beforehand,
he finds no occasion to change his determine
ton, and the Church can do no more than grace
fully accept. That they do in the following series
of resolutions:
WHEREAS our beloved pastor, Rev. \. Cleghorn,
has voluntarily and unexpectedly rendered his
resignation to the church, and
Whereas he has so positively expressed MS de-
termination on the subject as TO preclude any
hope OF inducing him t0withdraw the proposed
resignation, and thereby preventing the church
from urging him to reconsider it; therefore
RcSOlted, That said resignation be accepted.
Resol,ea, That the church deem it an incum-
bent duty to bear full and unqualified testimo.
ny To the integrity and uprightness OF the life OF
DR.. Cleghorn in the church and community Tor
upward of five years in which lie has lived ana
laborcd in Ottawa.
ReSol,vd, That in the discharge of pulpit and
pastoral duties his ability and fathfulness have
secured our fun appreciation, and have proved
him to be an able expGsitOy and defender OF Cos
pei truth, thereby successfully commenting
himself TO every mans conscience III the sight
Resoy,ed, That we also most cheerfully bear
witness to the uncommon excellence Of Mrs.
Clcghorn as pastors wife-ever prompt in aid,
ing him by visiting and comforting the afflicted
and encouraging all others 70 attend to their
spiritual and eternal concerns.
Res0lyed, That tins church regard the remoVa!
of Brother and Sister Cleghorn from Ottawa as a
great loss, to which reluctantly submit, at the
same time praying that the event may be over
ruled by the Great Head of the Church for the
spiritual good Of both pastor and people, and FOR
the benefit Of Zion IN lis general interest and adj
vanccment
Resolvcd, That We most warmly commend Dr.
Cleghorn and his beloved companion 10 the re-
card and confidence of all our sister churches
and to all christian people with whom they may
come in contact and for their future welfare ana
prosperity we pledge them our sympathy ana
| prayers. :, ,..
Resolted, That the publishers Of our city papers
be respectfully requested to publish these reso
! buttons, and thereby correct any false ana nJu
rous representations that may have been maze
affecting the high regard of the church for Or
Cleghorn in all his relations to the church ana
the world from the commencement OF has Iapor'
here until now.
By order and in behalf Of the Church.
~ P. MASON, Clerk.
Ottawa, February 10th, 1871.
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PRICE OF TICK ETS.

Whole Tickets $50; Halves. S5; Tcnths or each cou
non a, Eleven Whole Tickets for 800 IN Tickets FOL
o6t. lis Whole Tickets for 5000; 227 Whole Tickets TO
aid go No discount less than $500 worth OF tickets.
ire me for the drawing at hand and persons in
.enSfhir To- Grchaso tickets have no time TO lose.
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ustria.

VIENNA, Feb. 5.--Thirty thousand uncm-
ployed workmen Of this city have pctitioncd
the government for relief.
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THUS. z, NAmLETTE,
A,,a,, prtc Library KY. and Manager Gift Concert
49," public Library Building Louisville Ky.
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GO. 900 Tickets, l2,O0O Gifts


TOTAL, l2Op0 Gifts all ash, amounting to 81 100000