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The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
MEMORANDA.

Brig Shannon, Moore. from Matanzas for Boston,
with sugar put into Vineyard-Haven 9Th leaking
1900 strokes per hour and with loss Of Sails Procur
ed extra men and proceeded 7th
Brig liza, Chandler. from Peschiers via Gibraltar
for Providence, which put into Fayal Nov 9th, had
lost some sails and was leaking but little.
Sch Mary Chase, tom kuatan for New York,
before reported ashore Cape Hateras, was former
y brig rugged and changed to scboonr last
son after being dsmasted. She registered 295 TONS
was built at Kennebunk in 1865 and was owned at
Portland A wrecker has been sent from Norfolk to
save materials.
Sch Ida May. from Portland, which was wrecked
at St John, b. sold at auction 9Th inst for $3.50.
Her cargo OF 20 900 bricks brought $685.
Sch Abbie Dunn, Fountain, at New York from
Cardeuas reports, Dec lat 3d. lon II, had a gale
from NV lasting THREE Guys, sprung bowsprit and
manbo1m.
Sch Eta & Josie Bunker. which arrived at Hava-
ma Nov from Shieldsboro, reports heavy weather
ON the passage and lost deckload.
Sch Hampden fouled the brig Chas Dennis at Vine
yard Haven 9th. and stove boat, davts, &C. The
brig sustained no damage
Caernarvon, Nov % Capt Young, OF barque Fred
Eugene, stranded on West Bank, has been iDdsposed
all day. The steward, John Campbell, of Portland,
and man named Wilson, shipped at Glasgow, were
lost. Vessel breakiDgup
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
NEW YORK.
President Hayes to Attend the Banquet
of she New England Society.

of she New England Society.
New YORK. Dec 8-Tbe Presidents family
will be heie nearly all of next week, and on
Friday night the President will have recep-
ton by the Union League Club, at which ladies'
will be present and no speeches will BE- made
On Saturday the President will be the guest OF
Col VIM. Borden, President of the New Eng
land Society, and in the evening he will be
present at the annual banquet of the society in
honor of Forefathers' Day, as will Secretary
Evarts, who is an ex-presdent Of the society.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10

ECONOMY. The Oldest baking powder sold in this
market is Congress Yeast Powder. To try it is TO
like it-it being cheap and heathtu and especially
good for Dyspeptics when used in making biscuits,
dumpngs and doughnuts All should use it.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Portland Observation-Disclosures.

SATURDAY, December S.-The markets are quiet
to-day. Sugars are still down and the prices are
now lower at any time since war. Flour is also low
and selling in small lots. Corn is steady and I'M
changed.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10

FOR THE WEEK. ENDING DEC. T.
The quantity cleared at the custom house has been
as follows:
Very little regular business was done in Boots and
Shoes during the week, the Rnbber auction sale hay-
ing engrossed the tenton of the trade. but there
are good many buyers here and something may
be done week. In Lynn and Havefill the facto-
Iies have arted up and business will soon be
active in all the manufacturing towns.
For the week, cases. ,......"... 2,i60 1856
Since Jan. L.. .255,596 188330
Total ..,........:....,.. 257 596 1911, 1855
The quantity forwarded by Railroad has been as
follows:
Week ending Dec Observation-Disclosures, IA 900
Previously since January 40 5O4
Total by Railroad ,4s4. 5O4
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MIR. RowIes' Condition.

SPRINGFIELD, Dec. 9-Mr. Bowles has been
more comfortable for the past two days than
during an equal period since his attack
though little less easy this evening. He is
much emaciated, having lost twenty pounds iu
the past week. He continues to take morphine
at short intervals with some relish though the
assimulative powers of the digestive organs are
not enough to arrest the progress of his weak
ness,
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
MARRIED.

In West surry, Nov.7, S. G. Cunningham and Miss
Cora E. Warren.
In fremont, Nov. Il, Albert p Torrey OF Swans
island and Miss Annie Stanley of fremont.
In Franklin, Nov. I, Geo. A. Martin anu Miss Julia
A. French.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
MARINE NEWS.
Yellow Fever ON Shiuhoard

Boston, Dec 9.-Schooner Joshua Gredle,
from 81. Jago, which arrived at New York on
the 8th, reports that the captain, W. A. Free
toy, aud Lincoln Merrill, are the only ones re-
manning of the original crew, the others having
died of yellow fever.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
For the Family.

Ladies, if you would have the Household Silver
kept clean and bright, use s'SILVER WHITE" the
best article for Polishing Silver. Ali the Jewellers
Boston. 1t
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
Clearing House Transacfio rs.

PORTLAND, Dec. 3.
The Clearing House Of the Portland Banks report
the transaction of business as follows today:s
Gross Exchanges. S126 033 90
Net Balances. ..................g 25,743.83
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
PORT OF PO RTLANEs.
saturday, Dec. g.

saturday, Dec. 8.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York-pgssen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox.
Sch City of Chelsea. Goodwin, Cedar Keys-hard
pine to j " Deering.
Sch Bowdoin, Randall, New York-coal to RAN
dali & McAllister,
Sch Sarah wooster. Babbidge, New York coal to
Sch Fannie Bailey. Norton, New York
Sch Joe Kinnev. (Br) Robichen. Boston.
Sch Minnie Taylor, Taylor, Boston.
Sch Spring Bird, (Br) Mckay, Boston.
Sch Clement Beal, Machias Seeking for Jonesport)
Sch Alice Dean, Gardiner. Pembroke.
Sch Ianthe Johns, Gouldsboro-canned lobster to
BurnhaD q Morrill,.
CLEARED.
Steamship Sandman, (Br) Dutton, Liverpool-H s.
A Allan.
Brig Carrie Bertha, Hall, Havana-Nutter, Kim.
ball 8 Co.
Brig Florida (Br) Devault, Tusket, Ns--J Main.
Sch Clara L Dyer, Beers. Port Antonio. Ja-Jor-
dan & Blake.
Sch Agnes Grace, Smalley. Mobie-D W Clark
81 Co.
Sch Lookout Huckins, Lubec-Nathl Blake.
Sch Vashti r Gates, Holmes, Calais Bunker &
Gallagher and NaihI Blake.
Sch La Volta, Whitmorc, Ellsworth-Bunker q
Gallagher,
York; Nickerson & Son.
SAILED-Brig M Berry; sch W T Cushing
sunday, Dec. o.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Lake Megantic (Br) Battersby, Liver
pool-mdse to Thompson Murray 81 Co.
Sch Geo Jewet. Blair, Boston
Sch Baker, Allen, Boston, Seeking tor Lubec.)
Schs Dexter. Potter, and Rattan, Casper, Boston,
Seeking for Ellswortb)
Sen Waterfall, Cameron. Southport-dry fish TO
Z G Willard
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10

[Sales at the Brokers Board, Dec. 81
81 900 Eastern Railroad 33s.................. 5O4
7 Boston and Maine Railroad. ........... e. 944
/ Eastern Railroad. .......~.... ........... Al
3 Portland Saco & Portsmouth Railroads.. 81
Sales at Auction.
Franklin Company, lewiston. ia
10 Continental Mills: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 78i
20 Hill Manufacturing Company .............. so
20 Boston & Maine Railroad. .........944 "a 944
$1,000 Rockand (Me.) 6s 1902. 1921
600 Union Pacific Railroad Gold 6's ......... 1O41
$50 80 Eastern Railroad scrip. .,............ So
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
Bank Statement.


NEW YORK, Dec. 8-12.30 P. M.-Money at per
cent. q Id 1929. Sterling Exchange, long. 81 81s;
short 81 So. Government securities are steady. State
bonds were weak for Tenessees. stocks partially
covered this decline at opening.
The following were the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
uETEOROLOGsOAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TWENTY-TouR
HOURS.
WAR DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL,
OFFICER, Washington, DC,
Dec. 10 n NJ IL
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THE MEXICAN BORDER.
An Indian Camp in Mexico Captured
by Col. Young's Expedition.

GALVESTON, Dec. 8.-Tbe News Sau Antonio
SPECIAL reports engagements in Mexico between
Young's command aud a party of Mexican H.
disns, il which two Indians were killed and
three wounoed. Their camp and property were
captured and destroyed.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
War Notes,

The position of the Russians at Erzeroum is
very critical, as the Kurds threaten their COM
munication.
There is no further progress on either side at
Kamorl 10 Bulgaria
Mehemet Ali has confded to Baker Pasha
the command of division
The inhabitants of Scutsri and ALBANIAN
have telegraphed to Constsntinople for aid
against the Montenegrins, declaring that if the
request is disregarded they will solicit the pro-
lection Of Italy.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10

Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveysnce-1O0G bush corn meal to G
2 T'rue Il Co,
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
FOREIGN.
The Turc0-Russian War.
pIevua Wen Prepared for a sie..

Pievna Well Prepared for a Siege,
CoNsTANTrNoPLE, Dec. S-Osman Pasha
claims nlne successful sorties during November
He has an abundance of provisions and ammu-
milton,
The Turkish government has impressed the
street car horses for the army
Particulars of the Battle OF ELENA.
A Russian official dispatch. dated Bogot. saws
the battle of Elena on Dec 4th was more upfor-
tunate for the Russians than at first reported.
Fifty officers and 1900 men were killed and
wounded and eleven guns captured Operations
on the 9th were confined to driving the Turkish
right, numbering 10 600 men, from Sotoritza to
Bebrova. The Turkish left, confronting Jake
vita, numbers 5000 men.
The Servians mot Across the Frontier.
The news of the Servians crossing the from
tier into Turkey turns out to be unfounded.
The Porte received advices this evening, dated
Nysch yesterday, stating that all was quiet on
the frontier portion of the Servian troops
concentrated near the frontier, have been with
drawn, and the other portion have been dis
missed to their homes.
Tae Russian Losses.
ST. PETERSBURG, Dec SIT is officially an
nounced that the Russian loss between Nov.
10th and Nov. 18th was 3153 men. The total
loss since the commencement of the war war is
"a, 858 men.
Operations Against Erzeroum Temporal
riIy Suspended.
LONDON, Dec. "a special to the Daily
News from Kars contains the following:
Operations against Erzeroum may be post
poned fortnight. No attempt will probably
be made to establish strict blockade &C.
count of the iDcemency of the weather, but it
is supposed that communication with Trebizond
will shortly be cut as q Russian division is
marching in that direction.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10

Mrs. Morse, the mother of Mrs. Tiltrn, de-
MES that she wrote the letter signed F. L.
Marsh, generally attributed to her.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10
For New England

For New England and the Middle States fall
ing barometer after a Temporary rise III former.
s. w. 10 s. E. winds and warmer, clear or,
partly cloudy weather are probable.
The Portland daily press., 1877-12-10

Fazeley, chief clerk of the Patent Office
was knocked down and robbed on Massachu-
sets Avenue, Washington, Saturday night,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-02

playful words heard in those halcyon days
are with her once more, redolent with all
the gladsomeness and truth of childhood.
Affection with untading tints recalls every
landmark adown the stream of time, hold
ing them up. in the strongest, truest light,
shedding 4 lustre over the present, and wip-
ing out any dark spots which are dimming
its r%splcndor.5 s.i..-, .., tn
Ambition, honor and tame may call. and
IN stentorian tones, to woman's ears, and yet
they will fall UNDECIDED, if following their
demands compels her TO break the ties of
youth, and, they fade quickly before the
many pictures Of love, tenderness, gentle
words and deed, and of home, hung on
Memory's walls, il, q woman's heart and
nel'iois.T |lAl11tGAu 9it .nj.on tnti +
The canvas on which they are painted re-
slsts the ravages of time, change aud every
thing which could allure and draw away the
tints and rcolors. They arc fast" and will
remain unfaddingg always.-4Anna K. ;Letellie'
~ Jouamal Of AgrifMlt4ye. III, .;.st 1, J."
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l1he and he'll be, just as happy

llhe o~2eg@gage-car, and he'll be just as happy
as roblntla Spring.2ifA< ~ an,-rrs j..
What. put my nice white dog in a nasty.
Stufty., dusty hayggage 'caars.' 2 gTainnoN
Pm awtnl1y sorry, Miss. | do assure YOU.
hut The rales Of this Company are as in1eS-
'lble as the laws of the Medcs and them other
fellows. you knoW., lie shall have my over
coat to liz en-, and the brakeman shall give
nm grub and water every time he OPENS
his MOUTH ag
hS"li,JuFsStt thinll is, awful mean, sol do; and
| know somebody will steal it, so they wsill,''.
and she showed q half notion to cry that.
nearly broke the conductors heart; but he
was firm, and sang out TO the brakeman,
who WAS playing y solo on the stove j."
y. Here, Andy, take this dqg. over into the
haagage-car, and tell 'em to take the best
Kind O care OF him. 4+ g,,at, f.
la The yesng lady po,lted, but the. brake,
man reached over and picked the, canine uD
as tende,1y as though it was a two weeks,
old baby; but as lie did so d Strange EXPIRES
sion came, over his face, like Hwarve of
'cramp-colic, and lac. said hastily to- the con-
ductorr: <.1o IA ts'n7isilN Lym&bHrH -
Here, you Just Il hold him i hin minute Until /
put this poker away" apd-lle trotted out ut,
the car door and held onto the brtlke4Wleel,i
shaking like 4 man in the .ague..o "at"a q
p The. conductor nc, sooner put his hands on
the dog than lseIioeked around tor a hole to
fail itlirough.9hio iIaaiia.9 lo 4,o'!y re IT.
""VlVhro 9,,'ww tht--whhyy. this is 4 w'orsted dog ~
lo5'tl es, sir," said the litttle, miss, deinurely.
'%Didn1t you khbow,tbat s',1iHi. lo.ol1auu
No, I'm most awful Sorry to say / didn't
know that;" and he laid the. Christmas dog
down ON the, owners lap alld, walked out on
the platform, wherethe stood half all hourih
the cold, trying to think of a hymn tune to
Sui, 81 tbs the worst Ssotldl mai. 81 the Ll.elEigh VAL
ley. ,G&.G4 rot ,aiuotI III ri baIrirg 1T 2.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-02
HOW TO RETURN A FAVOR.

An old farmer vas taking his grist to mill
in sacks thrown across the back of II horse,
When the grain fell to tie ground. He had
not strength enough to raise il, butlie. saw a
h%orrsenan riding along and thought he
would ask him for help. The horseman
proved a nobleman who lived III the castle
hard by, and the farmer could hot muster
courage to ask a favor from him. But the
nobleman was q gentleman also, and hot
waiting to be asked, he dlsmonnted, and be-
tween them they lifted the grain to the
horses back. John-for he was a gentle
man, too-lifted his cap and said, My lord,
how shall I ever thank you for your kind
ness?:' ~ +. : : . 4 E.@t7 ," F'"@l
Very easily, John replied the noble
,nman;, Whenever you see another man in
the same plight as you were in just now,
help him, and that will be thanking n,e."' IL
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-02

4 n Live lOf lO-Nay!
The heart is i crystal 'p5alace-if ono.
broken, it can never be ,nended.
10 keep your secret is wisdom, but to
expect others to keep it is, folly.,
i -GGenips i, the morning dew that keeps
the world from 1ppeeIriFsllliingg in dfoithi ,'..1
ee-Men's muscles move better when their
souls are making merry music.
None are, too wise to be mistaken, but
feWiare. 50 wisely jjtnstt as to acknowledge and
cergSct their mistakes; and especially the
mistakes Of. prejadice. = !"
a-Eailh may sometimes EXCEED reason, but
not oppose it ; and belief may be often above
sense, though not against il. Beware, then,
not only of an implicit faith, but OF being
TOO closely tied up tt reason where faith is
ipunireH. A3.zs1' j1h" ~ nAhtID 3li to
: 4zr'o1f little helpfdl things aai speak hclp-
FIJI Wotds whenever you Elm. 3I1ey are bet
ter than pearls or diaiiionls To 'stfew along
The roadside Of lie. They will yield II far
more valuable Harvest, us you will find after
many days. .I-'i" 4i2s 3s,.t.
T
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-02
Written for the Rocky Mountain H~usbandman
TO HUSBANDS. "a

We see so lauch. OF late about What wo-
can do, that we want to g What men
aaan do. Will they doit? r.
Your wife was not made for you, except,
syou we're made tor:her; tle> ownership is
II. truly hers as !yqoNr.i Col. lmaue<man in,
bls own images-7male and female created lie
Ithem-sne is as much III His image as he is,
Rrhe wife is entitled to her own individuality,
10 her own opinion, BECAUSE you are 4.
Metnodist is Aoreason why she should not
|Dla Presbyterian, because you are a Repube
lrMai lis no reason wllyrs she should mo be d
EDdarutraaTr;itt Shame on the MOTION that wife
D. only q cipher, to stand, on the right side
ef her husband SO as to make q unit into
%ten.igpIf she never differs from YOU it is, be-
cause You olntenmade 5hertto feel that you
pre- her superior. ? : 5@s7's 4 @a$ aef~E q
Your wife should be yollr best adviser and
confidential coullselOr, but there. are
husbands who would as 0 on think Of going
y their child for advice as to their Wife.~But
I'll only the fool who is too wise to seek
counsel. Your wife is your partner you
hate eapledthe money bnt she saxes it, she
has donehe fair share towards making your
property what it is; you have worked out
|Pf doors, she in'the house. Y. A
Perhaps you have never GUESSED It, but
your y wife il q social and interesting being;
she is not 1t must be your fault; she was
- When yop married her. If you have been
proving away from her. and She Allassheen
Eseandlng still, the o shame to you.
4 n1KE 1A have failures in your business ven
afes, who but your wife will Cling to and
Ekneer you up, and make you feel that she is
POUR other self?"'7 Love her for it, welcome
sne MSS she has ready for you each morning,
ICON and night : let your market basket
'onaalh more than eatables let love be there
sho' Her life is in her household; her home
I hef realm, her children are her subjects,
SEeI husband is her king. and her ambition is
salslled II he will only love and trust her.
aAl said; Husband, love your Wives
you DO it? , aai} 4e@el 30 UrILE DULcI. 3
BH-r
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pa EaHOM CIBCLB.I
sF5g~ HFR FqaEEEAEAF
] .,a,7iER LA7T THAN NEVER

s,tF..4TTI ~ ~ rtt# &t#f
Il, i a race, where some succeed,
While Others are beginhing'
ri, luck at tilAes, at others speed, 30
IN eriyyes i'm early winnings -
rn, you chance to fail behind,
SAFER sluyken your cndeavor,
% .,.;,c,n Afs1wh6lesornc truth in mild
,Tis;better late tl;pn never. az liz
sf vo1 can keep ahead, tits well, s..t
~ To- ,,,,tti never trip vour %neighhor; 4.
ri. noble when you can excel 1871 ''
II honest, patient labor 3a9Igafs3
~" ent if Won arc outstripped a%tlast, st.
Press on, us bold as eNer;s tt@GH
ppmemoer, though you are surpassed,
,vjs better atethan never.
- Ee,er labor for an idle boast
Ofvictory3o'er another;
.B,t while YOU strive your uttcrmpst,
- D1eal fairly with Il brother.
n swhAte'er your station, do our7test,'
s4 And Mold your purpose ever, 1., .+
= And if YOU fail to beat the rest,a eqGas55~
,Yjs better lute than never. ita@8 Fea
,3at choose Vel the path in which you rum
succeed by noble daring;
Then, tho tfsIast, when once tits won,
Your crown is worth the wearing.
Then never fret, if left behind, O. sruE
Nor slacken. your %endcavor;
But ever kecp,this truth ilrmind,
- 'Tis.bctler~. lateetlnan never. EeF
- 1F9B tfN. l~hNbA AuGg&M --a w
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-02
WHAT BIG GIRLS ARE MADE OF.

In boyhood's tlloughtless days, says the
st. Louis Globe-De0loc1ut, when we idly ask
the, question, what We're the little girls
made of, we We're content to be told that
they were made of sugar and spice and ev-
,erything nice. The rhyme may hold good
of little girls yet but if we may Judge BY a
casual glance at, the advertisements which
are inserted att very high price in the car=
rent fashion journals, we are reluctantly
compelled to believe that i much larger as
sortment Of materials is necessary for the
make up Of the big girl. Here, forinstance.
is Ha,pe,'s Bazaar, in Which a party other
wise unknown, by the name OF sllaw, an-,
nounces the !" continued success Of the won
oerful Margnerita waye.''7 The Marguelita
Wave, we are given to understand, 9 forms
a coiniur:e for trent and back, can be ADJUST
ed without a single hairpin,, and will not
rip Or tear; great Improvement on the In
visible. : : e. ''."'' y"
Dealing with the material aspects Of the.
problem, we. should say that almost any,
thing that was visible would be an improve
men. on tile. Invisible, but we are puzzled to
know in What the Wonderful success Of the
Marguerite Wave consists. If it is supposed
to be Il SUCCESS in deluding the male man in7
to the belief that it is not all exotic, we
would request MI. Shaw to take III Ills sign.
HE result, Of, the sad experience of, many
years has been to. rditft1se oanaongiithe male
sex the belief that woman iisia' hairless be-
ing, and that the Marguerita Wave an In
visible are wholly artificial products. Of
course, this is an error, but it is il natural
one, and has TOR It's firm foundation the. fact
that all the hair that enters into the make
up of d. yoanggi is somebody else's hair.
19phen it does not Suggest "%sugar9 and
spice and everything, nice" to read Of" Sui
}iyal's adjustable bosom Lpadls"'5 and we APP
proach it with suspiciong although we are
ttad'tliat lit will notbfeak or get out of or
Edcf,,' What it is may BE BE dimly inferred
from the name. We may add thai it i, made
of cork, neatly covered and in perfectshape.
Mr. Sullivan ADDS for us flat it {'Sgives per-
feet satisfaction III every respect Then
again the obtusenessof the male, mind ip,
tervenesto wontler ii' What. respects mn nd.
Unstable ,bospnl pad may be expected To
ggys, perfect stlSfslti.a1lhr and what is Tie
character of the satisfaction to be derived
efr65in 1t. Taeremust be Il great deal ii it,
lhowcver, for we iioticc that a gentleman
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-08-02
THE CAR CONDUCTORS MISTAKE.

I MaaFp elleeqq' The O her 1dayaon2 the I,eliigh
s"ey railroad. The train had just left
ssl IN and no the conductor was. making, his
'1s' round, when he observed 1 small white
u.s. . WIN a bushy tail and a bright black
F0 ~ ftqnsst ecoozzillyy on the, seat beside 4
], my 'm lady so handsome that it made his
p as'e roll over like a lop-sided pumpkin
po.t ua'y was duty, and he7remarkea in his
.Fm 'p'eeattory mannerif &.XdB =
.tha very sorry, madame, but it's against
.n la'es toaiaNedogs,in.tlle passenger cars"
|lvo g ,a' my is that So? 35oandl she, turned tp,
], ~ \, lovely brown eyes at him bb~s es zee, h
him ss'l'lle world will / do? l cam throw,
Inv Ivy. He lie is a Christmas present from
.p.N -1fItss tH .gg54 t4IfF
40 means, Miss. Wen put Him in