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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09
M1vAd

A Kentucky man had two springs
on his place, the waters Of which,
when m,1ed, effervesce like seidlitz
powder; and when an old mule got
loose and drank copiously from first
one spring and then from the other it
was seventeen minutes before be
could catch his breath, and then he
went and kicked down four rods o1
fence to make sure the disturbance
wasn't caused by his swallowing his
own hind leg.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

The Cinnamon are raising peanuts
in California. Thus doth the moon
eyed lepcr profane the most sacred
instrumentallt,es of Caucasian civil
zation and culture.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09
For Rent.

We will rent cheap, the basement
under the post Office. 1t is dry and
in good order for a storeruom, Or a
boot and shoe shop or anything of
that kind. 1t opens on the public
square.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09
A Great Country.

Il is estimated that there are !, ,O0O.-
600 Of unmarried men and 4, 600, ,00o
unmarried women in the country. II
will be seen that if all the men should
marry there would be surplus ol
!, 200, 600 old MAIDS from which te
draw for second wives. This Is 9
great country for man.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

A colony has been founded in
southwest Missouri, where a tract OF
5000 acres has been secured. FL
lington is the name Of the colony.
Now for our Texas colony. It is
bound to succeed, for the s'soii ia
sandy, loamy-not too sandy nor too
loamy.'
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

God communicates himself to US
in proportion as we are prepared to
receive him.-Audrain County Press.
THIS accounts for q good many
things we have observed lately.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

Barnes & Houston are doing a
smashing lumber business. They be-
lieve in quick sales, cash, small
profits and printers ink.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

We hear great deal of talk about
sidewalks. Most of the sidewalks in
the city are In good order; in fact,
Mexico is proud of her sidewalks.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

There should be and will be no
contest in the State of New Y ork.
The matter is settled. Jimmie Gar
field will be our next President.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

The young fellow that was in the
Express Office last Monday, and
thought the telephone was new kind
OF a spit box, has found ont his mis-
take.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

CRIMINAL. "A name applied to
sinners who have been found out, by
other sinners who haven't, and who
yet occupy fropt seats in churches
and society. .-... Es
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

"They say that thou art false; but
/ still relieve thee true! !"-Tammany
70 ]. Kelly.
',Yers mcighty civil, butt dom
behave We do p'-J Kelly to Tammany
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

Leap year is almost gone. Girls,
some of you are liable to get left
unless you hustle around and come
in on the home stretch. You have
only a month left. Make hay while
the sun shines, even if there is snow
on the ground.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

They have discovered another
spring in Galloway county. This
makes three springs they have found
in as many weeks. Each and every
one of them is warranted to cure
every ill, flesh is subject to. Wonder
what will "spring" up in that county
next2
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

Mr.. j. W. Rittenour of this city,
sold to Mr.. Minor of Kentucky, his
residence in East Mexico for 81, ,72O
cash, with a view of moving to St.
T,onia
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09
MEXICO, MO-, THURSDAY, DECEMB

The local editor of the Rails County
Record wants his delinquent subscrib-
ers to pray for him if they can't pay
nm
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

The new Southern Hotel, at st.
Louis, is progressing toward com
pietion. 1t is to be finished and
ready for occupancy on the first OF
January next.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

There Is still some talk about the
new Hannibal r. r. Other men will
have to take hold of il than some
now connected with it before it will
succeed,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1880-12-09

The lower rooms in the new school
building are heated by new fash.
ioned, wooden-covered, handicapped
stove which promises to prove just
the thing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-05-08
LEGISLATIVE JoTTINcs.

\ On Saturday last the Legislative Assembly
commenced the usual business by the election of
of officers for the current Session. There we're
several candidates for the post of Secretary, but
in the final ballot there were but three names
Iet-Messrs. Monsarrat, Whitney and Rosa, and
resulted IN Mr.. Monsarrat being elected to the
post
The House adjourned at ! p. NJ. and resumed
again at 10 o'clock on Monday morning.
A lively debate took place concerning the con-
Grmation of the two Representatives from Wal
Iuku. They had not obtained the necessary sig
natures to their certificates, and on the motion of
the member from Hilo, they were consequently
forbidden the privileges of the House.
The Hon. 6. Rhodes carried a resolution to
make enquiries on certain charges which threat
ened the Royal Sovereign and his Kingdom, which
he introduced by an animated and forcible speech.
During the afternoon the Hon. Noble sought to
supplement- his first resolution by requesting
that the President be authorized to write to the
Chief Justice a list of questions of vital impor-
lance, demanding answers thereto.
His Ex., the Acknowledgement took exception
to the mode of procedure, comparing the nature
of the question to be submitted equal to an i'm
parchment of the Chief Justice. Finally, the
question w.s disposed of by His Ex., Minister of
Finance, moving an amendment, postpOning the
matter indefinitely.
At $50 P. N. the House adjourned till Tuesday
at 10 O'Clock. Numerous resolutions and petit
were presented and carried.
\ debate arising out of an inaccurate transla-
ton of a bill laid on the table by Hon. G. Rhodes,
it appeared that it was not from the pen of the
gentleman appointed to that office, hence the dis
crepAncy in the Hawaiian version, as pointed out
by His Elk. Minister of Foreign Relations. 1t re-
suited in a resolution being carried that all Bills
are to pass the hands of the authorised translator
previous to coming before the House.
On the motion of Hon. w. NJ. Gibson, the
house adjourned until / P. NJ. on Wednesday the
5th inst, and that will continue for
two weeks in order that the fOrenoons can be de-
voted to committee work.
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gold coin FOR currency purposes, would ee to all
of us, and quite another to say now this Is to be
effected. We would all like to be shown bow
we can always keep enough United States gold
here for general circulation, and also be able - to
box 1t up and export it, whenever cur crops
failed or were late in coming in, and it seems a
reasonable ground for apprehension if Mr..
Davies proposition is even approximately cor
rect, that Mr.. Judd's plan, to = compel the pay
ment of all debts over so in gold,' - would
make bankrupt every business man in the place
good, bad and Indifferent, - that it would Ibe-
come merely a question of how much less dis
aster would ensue by adopting Mr.. Davies pro-
posal, TO make the limit $50 instead of $40, and
SO three-fourths gold , for large amounts. l see
no special virtue in Mr.. Davies figures, (Which
are nearly those Of the act as it stands to-day or
in fact in any other figures that can be named,
for the more liberal we make the limits to avoid
disaster on the one hand, the less chance we have
of obtaining the object we have in view on the
other, that is a L. S. gold currency.
Mr.. Judd twits the Honolulu merchants and
20 practical men, for not needing the teachings
of d" philosophers on this subject, and Mr..
Davies shows, [ think successfully, that q the
practical men " may often point out aspects Of a
practical question which the philosopher " is
very apt to overlook. 1t is to be hoped that both
will 50 put their heads together and help us
out of the difficulty which seems to present itself
at this stage of the discussion, or clearly show
that 1t does not exist. w. L. GREEN. I
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On Wednesday the House presented an ANNA
ted appearance, caused chiefly by the Minister OF
Foreign Relations presenting his reply to the mo-
ton carried by the Hon. G. Rhodes on the sub
ject Of the mysterious letter.
An important bill was read for the first time
on the subject of immigration, and notice was
also given by the Honorable Member for Lahaina
OF another bill be purpOsed presenting on the
same subject.
A petition was presented on behalf of the Chi
nese residents of Honolulu to obtain a license for
the sale of opium to Chinese only. OF the mer-
it's Of this petition we shall have more to say by
and bye.
II was not without some surprise that we
heard an Honorable Member petition that labor
ers shall be exempted from work on Saturdays.
Why not ask for Monday also, in order that
work could be commenced /" square on Tues
day about noon. =
On Thursday the Wailuku election was on the
taps, and occupied a considerable part Of the
day. We do not remember having before heard
such a lengthy debate on the subject of corrupt
practices, but when a candidate for Office receives
more votes than there are voters, it is about time
matters were ventilated.
The decision of the Committee of the whole
was that j. W. Kalua and G. n. Wilcox were
duly elected.
On Friday the Wailuka election again formed
the principal subject of debate, but finally the
report of Committee was confirmed. Notice of
the sudden death of the Hon. member for Eva
and Waialua on the previous day was brought
before the House and resolved that a letter of
coincidence be drafted and forwarded to the
widow OF the deceased. Various bills of i'm
portance were read for the first time.
On Monday the appropriation bill will be I'M
der the consideration of the Legislature Assem-
bly,, and also other important subjects of which
preliminary notice has been given. A full house
may be expected on that day. The Assembly
will meet at one O'Clock.
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Il PACIFIC
GOmmertial Advertiser
SATURDAY. A 8.

SOME busy-bOdies have been amusing themselv-
e during the past week in making Up new Cab
inets for His Majesty. and among the appoint
ments suggested by these self-nominated appoint
lug persons has been several for each Office. In
these suggestions the essential parties have been
left out of view,-His Majesty, we believe is am
ply able to make his own selections when any
change in the cabinet is desired (Which at pres
ent is not requiredj and, the country at large.
The credit Of the country abroad depends on
retaining Cabinet Officers who have the confidence
Of the people here, and especially of those whose
advice and aid is always required by foreign capt.
talists before investing money in the country. We
speak by the book when we say that the
immediate result Of such a change as suggested
would be the Withdrawing from the Government
Of credit at home, and the result abroad would
be easy to foresee. We believe His Majesty is
too shrewd an observer TO be uniformed on such
vital matters.
T We believe that we speak the voice of the
Country, when We say that absolutely no change
in the Ministry is desired, and that any change
would be met with universal distrust and dis
satisfaction.
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oomMERoIAL.
Wy. 1sso.

Business in commercial circles has experienced little If
any change during the past week, the only events Of note
being the continuation Of extensive trade sales Of Dry
Goods. and the effect has been D. giut the market for the
tinae being. and prices on all lines Of Dry Goods are per-
eeptbly lower. Cash customers can now buy 20 advzn-
tage- There Is a scarcity Of certain kinds Of lumber.
especially 80 Of rough redwood and piekets. but expected
trade.
Since last writing there have been three departures for
San Francisco-the Matte MacIeay. Ella aud Annie, with
eargoes whose total valuation amount 70 s1T3. fOT.72. The
Harvest Home, with coal, Is the only arrival. although
the ]. A Falkinburg and Discovery are hourly expected
In connection with the exports there was a notable in
crease in the quantity o. mOlasses shipped, the total for
the week amounting to 500 barrels. The amount OF sugar
received at this port during the past week was 16 100
packages
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o III

The Missionary Packet Morning Star Is painting. &c.
at Fish Market wharf, and viii sail for Micronesia about
the middle OF next month
The Haw bk Hawaii = at Tibbets 4 SOreusOnis wharf,
where she Is to be hove down TO be eaulked and receive
. new coat Of copper, and then proceed 10 the westward
for more laborers. 10 sail In about a month OF six weeks.
The Am bktne Catherine sudden Il at the Old Custom
House wharf loading for san Francisco. for which port
she viii sail IN the early part Of next week.
The Am blk Forest Queen Is At the Old Steamship
wharf loading for San Francisco. to sail in about a week
or ten days
The Am Blk Lfzzis Marshall II At the foot II Port Il.
she has discharged her cargo Of Coal. AMI sails to-day for
port Townsend in ballast.
The Am bktne Hesperian Is at the EspIanade. She has
discharged all Of her coal, and sails to-day for Hilo, HA-
wall. where she will load with sugar from the Waakea
ane Pspaikou Plantations. and proceed 10 San Francisco
The Am bk Harvest Home Is dischargins coal at the
foot Of stIn Likelike's dock
Tho p NJ s s Zealandia will be due from the Colonies
On Monday NEXT en- route for San Francisco. We under
stand there are some forty or nifty passengers already
booked 20 go on her.
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EKT EFT SALT HIDES. SHEEP AND GOAT
w Skins, for which the highest Cash Price will be paid.
p. o. BOX 40. HUGH MACKAY,
fell If Proprietor Honolulu Tannery, Kohololoa.
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The report Of Assistant United States Treasurer
sherman for March shows that his total receipts were
ca 79S ae6 rs. of which s570,25572 came from
s-.,oms ea06. 27I 10 from Internal Revenue taxes
sIs' Gao a from sales Of public lands, S2,O64: OOO W
49, rrsngSers- s37, Bills from the Post Once De,
pSrmeDt, 81, s23. 593s1 from dis6ursing o[ncess anu
H--s-. a. accounto Treasury drafts, S93ls5Z9o4i
D. Of6cs drafts, s4e. 267.a 80; redemption public
debt, s17. 1894; transfers, 4ZSV,vyvi uHO
oessers. s7e2,I 41.66; total. s6,7lO,44o1H
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1880-05-08

PREsERvNG LIGHT FOR DARKSEss.-Another re-
science has already presented. An Englishman has
found ont a way Of taking captive the light Of day
and preserving it for use in dark places This IS
done by means Of q paint which absoros the
SsvTivbt and becomes luminous by night. So
tborourhIy convinced are the British authorities and
others that Il Is to be used for several purposes, such
As lighting the interior Of powder magazines and
ofber nIaces where flames Of lamps would be danger
=. SbouId the invention prove to be all that 10
claimed for it, the uses to which IL can be put are
;nnnmerable and its importance beyond comPuta-
ton. Gas. coal oil and electric lights VIII certainty
be n discount-
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE OR TO LET

THNHAT VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE
II on Judd Street, adjoining the spacious premises of the
Hon. :. G. Wilder. The lot Contains about one acre, with a
large frontage on Judd Street, AMI is well planted with Fruit
and Ornamental Shade Trees. SEA VIEW, UNSURPASSED.
Government water is about to be laid on. There is on the lot
a dwelling house, containing sitting room, dining room and four
bedrooms; a two story kitchen, with servants rooms above;
bath house, carriage house and other outhouses. Also, a
stream Of water running through the lot. Title perfect. For
particulars, apply to CECIL BROWN,
myS If Kaahumanu Street.
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NOTICE

nR. MINER DESIRES TO inform those
y indebted TO him, that his affairs are left with DIR. r. +.
BICKERToN for settlement, who is authorized to act in his
behalf ap17 Inn
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LOST.

LOST.
nN FL Sd APRIL. DURING THE FIRE
Y on the premises OF the Theological Seminary, Punchbowl
street, A PIPEM MS FIRE MASK, belonging TO
Mechanic Engine Company No. 2. Any one returning the
same at this Office or to the Fire Department Steward will be
suitably rewarded. apl7
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NOTICE

wv an experienced Book.
w Keeper and Accountant, a situation as such either in
town or on a plantation. Holds situation as BOok-keeper on
plantation now. Salary moderate. Address Il this office.
aDI7 ik
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AUCTION SALE OF CATTLE.

1919 THERE WILLIE SOLD AT PUBLIC
49, Auction on WEDNESDAY, May Goth, 1880, at the
L-~M-A corral of II. Turton, Esq, at Kanapali. Maui. l25
head Of Cattle, belonging to the estate of Andrew Walters.
ii. URTON
4. JONES,
myl I'm Administrators Estate of Walters,
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS, 1880.
PETITIONS.

Firth DAY-Thursday, May 9th, 1880.
Minutes Of the previous meeting were read and
confirmed.
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Minutes Of the previous meeting were read and
confirmed.
Application for appropriations for boat land
Tnes, roads, public works and q subsidy for a
steamer to run to run to Puma were ordered to
be laid on the table and taken up with the aP-
preparation bill.
Hon. member for Puma presented a resolution
that the law prohibiting the sale Of intoxicating
Iiouors as applied TO natives be extended to aliens
whose country does not possess q treaty with this
Kingdom. Referred to on Judiciary.
y iOn motion Of Hon. j. /. Dowsett to appoint
aiCsmuittee on miscellaneous subjects, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed; Hons. j. L.
Dowsett, C.. III. Judd and Geo. Glendon, j.. Ma
wahi, J K Kaunamano.
REPORT OF conIETEEs.
The Committee on Judiciary reported at length
IN their investigation into the election Of the
WaiIuku representatives and q spirited debate en-
sued which occupied the attention OF the House
throughout the afternoon
= On the House forming itself into q Committee
bl the whole il was decided that Jno. w. Kalua
f(2Ol yotes) and r. w. Wilcox C19O votes) were
iduIv elected 10 represent Wailuku, and also that
/ the election Of n Kealoha (l5O vOtes) be de-
clared null and void.
but there were only lib persons in the district
qualified to vote, therefore he was rejected
House adjourned sHl one O'Clock tomorrow.
sixth DAY-Friday, May 18th, 1880.
Minutes Of the previous meeting read and con-
srmed. Moved and seconded that the Chief Jus
tice administer the oath to the members for Wal
Iuku in accordance with the decision arrived at
on ~urevious day. In the absence of the Chief
Justice His Elk. the Minister Of Foreign Relations
moved that the President of the Assembly admin
istcs the oath to Messrs. kalua and wilcox:
a motion was made that the House adjourn
until i O'Clock on Monday next. Lost.
PETITIONS.
A petition was presented that no more Chinese
be brought into the country, but that the immi-
grafton Of South Sea Islanders be promoted in
stead.
RESOLUTIONS
His Ex. the Minister OF Finance gave notice
that be would introduce on Monday next the ap-
preparation Bill
Resolved that owing to the death OF the Hon.
III. III. NAH, late Honorable member for Eva and
Wainae, a committee be appointed to draft a let
ter of coincidence to the widow OF deceased. Car
ried, and committee appointed.
The House adjourned until one O'Clock to-
rnowroU
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

BEEN APPOINTED BY TIL
IL Hon. A. Fernandez, Circuit Judge of Maui, Admins
traitors Of the Estate of ANDREW WALTERS, late of Lahaina,
Island of Maui, deceased, all persons having claims against
the said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly
authenticated, within six months from this date.
II. TURTON,
L. JONES,
Administrators Estate of A. WALTERS.
Lahaina, April 2sth, 1880. myl 1t
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TO LET
NOTICE.

NICELY FURNISHED ROOM AT No. sc
" BERETANIA STREET. Also stab!ing for horse,
ap24 If
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PIANO FOR SALE.

FIRST-CLASS CHICK ERING
PIANO. in good order, and is a superior fine
Hsu stoned !Sosd 500, ibGSiI: Of Price, including the
ana Pm WHITNEY a. ROBERTSON.
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GUARDIANS SALE.

IN PURSUANCE WITH AN RDE
Il made by the Hon. L. McCully, dated on the 2Sth day Of
April, 1850. the undersigned will sell at Public Auction in
front of Aliiolani Hale, Honolulu, on MONDAY, the 18th day
of May, A. d, 1880. at IL O'Clock noon. all that tract of land
situated at Leleo, Honolulu, containing 524 fathoms, being the
same premises described in Royal Patent No. 5000. AMI now
owned by Maluna (kl Ckl
myI 81 Guardian Of MaIuna.
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FOR SALE.

n FIRST-CLASS PIANO. Weber, Maker,
IN Is FOR sale cheap, on account o! departure. Also music
stand, rubber and cloth covers, and STOOL.
myl 2t Apply to NJ. GREEN, at NJ. Phillips s. Co.
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WANTED
WANTED

MAN NDS DRIVING
IN Oxen and Flowing, by fell tD J. II. WOOD.
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n LII PERSONS. TO
"a STORE on Nuuanu street, known as the WHITE
HOUSE. lately under the management Of ). L. LEWIS,
will please make immediate payment at the Office Of NJ.
Phillips x Co, No. IL Kaahumanu St
All accounts not paid within Thirty Days, will be placed
in the hands of our attorney. who will use rigorous measures
d27 # NJ. PHILLIPS & Co, IL Kaahumanu st.
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NOTICE

H1HESALE OF THE ESTATE OF CHAS.
KANAINA, deceased. advertised 10 take place On
SATURDAY, April Sd, 1880, Is HEREBY POST
Due public notice will be given when said sale
will take place.
Administrator Estate of c. Raaaina-
Honolulu. March 9Th, 1850. mar2lu
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BoLLEs & co.
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For San Francisco, per Matte Macleay, May John
Barrett, Q 40 PETE, VIM Scott, Al ChOng, RObt Ruprecht.
For San Francisco per Annie, May Isaac Har tman-
For San Francisco, per Ella. May 3-GeOrge Carter.
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co.
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BIRTHS.

this city. May 9Th. by tn
Rev. Father Eockmann, Mr. j. Z WIsEsIAN TO Miss I'M
LA DA IxcARsAco. - No Cards.