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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 7, 1888 · page 4

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mmmbv rowmos PROTECTION.

WI (’olonlurn Thoroughly Anszr tho
Tin-arid“.-

'l'ilotondency of the times, nutsllll- of

,fll’o Democratic party in Amcricn, is to-

Mpmtccliou. liven the colonial do

Whiting tho ucstion of the advisability
protecting t air homo industries, und
the parliament of New Zculnnd has thu.
Ill adopted 0 Btri t prutcdivo turifl.
also 0! New pnd is highly sug-
gfistivo. 'l'hofroe traders made In bitter
, ht, but WM eventually worstul, after
I 1)le of divisions in parliumz-nt. This
fight. was botwoon members o! one coin-
monwuntry, and not between mumbers of
val governments. The idea of upbuild-
manufacturos of Birmingham and

. tor to tho detriment of Our own,

' to have 11 an everlasting abid-
placo in t 0 breast of the Democratic
m, notwithstanding the fact that Eng-
; eh are not our countrymen, are
under no obligations whatever to assist
us httimo of war or invasion, and am act-
. woolelyby motives of personal oggrun-
, not altogether unnatural on

. . The only unnatural thing

that t is tho'porsistcncy with which tho
ts advocate a doctrine, the Mup-
. ti'on of which by our government would
flop the whcels of progress and brin
:bont an industrial depression from which
century of time would hardly bo soili-
. dent to waiver.

The fact that another British colony has
not: fit to it the doctrine of 1.1-0th
m gr a . ion of _our countrymen
on cudeovorlng to bring about, a condi-
. _ ma...» which tho work of our labor-
2. monnhall bodono abroad, is very in-
structi

vo.

It was proved the New chlund
but W533: diction of parliament
n o t sslblo to mann-
incline blankets and ville.- artlclos at n
Bassoon than they could' be imported,
while tho tree traders contended that, the
prosperity of their country would be pro-
‘motod by raising wool, exporting it to
ti, get it mnnufactnnd them and
bring it back in that shape, insurance and
fraught being paid both ways. Not only
is t o expense of transportation elimi-
nated, but employment is igrnishcd to
.. Ithor by making its blankets at
home. Tqmm it up, they wouldfciport

» abide for six pence and buy bark thpv

nil
v .

'h

ioroorown. ,
Thane free trade theories are a mass 0f
contradictions and absurdities, and their
advocacy in this country by the Demo
critic party conclusively shows that their
knowledge of fiscal scienocjs very meager,
and that their genius does not run in that
direction. Their stock in trade oonS'lsts
of generalities thatJlo not glitter or
dazzle tho ' oi' the thinking portion
of our count on.
Herctoiom the principle of tarii! for
revenue oily warned the fiscal o
tionsof Now (1. Their total revo~
nuoforthoyoar ending Marchfil, 1887,
was £8,681,445, of which the custom
,furnlzhed'only about one—third . . of
Win. not. “$3.13... ‘ 11
var. w c ‘ ‘, an
.» hold malfoflatterlng induwmté to
' to. large debts verooocumu-
thomnst, motion and. eafipment
, for the accommodu 01 in.
W in 1886, with A population

. my , 197,.
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find no ro’inunantlvo employment. and'it
”Affiliation.“ the necessity of pro-
‘tooson. , thaw“ need the agitation and

pies. Before, the
a n 'her

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whim by‘providiiig manu-

._, ‘13” GyntdBritalanlfiozol '

or ov opmcnt‘ t 1:
do not receive tho denunciation
. free traders out upon this

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um

“What. doyou wont?” ho inquired of tho
nun who hold the subacrlption book.

“Ono dollar.”

"And what for?"

“To bury a policeman"

The sport iiolxxl out n 85 bill and hnndod it
to the mall.
. "Bury live,” ho mid—Chicago News.

 

Hardly a haunt Burial.
Jmm'Look at Brown ovor thorn in the
mmor.
fimitlem; burial in thought.
Jonas-Mighty shallow gmwv, ain't it?—
Wmhmgtnn Critic.

 

A .uelicato Compliment.

 

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Miss Clam—Young Mr. Sampson paid mo
such a [pleasant compliment last evening,
Ethel. ‘

Miss Ethel—Oh, did he!

Miss Clara—Yes; I was complaining about
being compelled to do some shopping in that
dreadful ruin storm yesterday. He thought
I must have found it delightful because it
was such lino weather for ducks. He has
with n dellcato way of putting things.—-The
Epoch.

Gen. Butler in Washington.

Gen. B. F. Butlcr is hero for the present in
his big stone house opposite tho southom end
of the Capitol. 1 called there a few daysngo
and found the rooms largo and luxuriously
fumishml, the walls hung with fine paintings.
One room contains an clogunt billiard table.
Tho gunoml is sutlering from n succession of
colds in tho head from which he can get no
relief. H1» is a hard worker every tiny, and
has so much business on hand that he is u
slave to his pen. He says the dinner hour is
the only loisnro he has, and he has made it
an inflexible rule that no matter who calls to
see him while ho is at dinner, he will not be
disturbed, "l crumot and will not sou tlu~
dinner fiend," he says.

After dinner he gums back to his Work,
remaining until 11:30 [1. m. Then ho is
hungry and coils for smunthing to out. ll»
goes to his sleeping room, lights all the jctsof
the central thumb-tier, And the gas lights each
side of his lml, and piling in reads until it!)
falls asleep. If he wakes up during tho
night, (Is he oftentimes, he resumes his rend-
lng. lie is the first one up in the morning,
when he at once goes to his desk. Such is thu
Ilniiy routinu lilo of our who has acquired
Wraith and is woll on in years, but who is not
able to stop busimss and take :1 root. That
will only come With the curl of lilo—Fuller
Wnlkcr in Kow York Graphic.

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I , h‘x‘" 'rulp tron; (’lottonngtafh'.
...... . -,— .n .. “a W

For several wrecks them have been on ex—
hibition in the ulllco of tho clérk of tho stipu—
rior court samples of pulp min of tho hulls
and stalks of the cottonplunt. Tho pulp ions
white :13 snow, and can be mnvortul intotho
finest writing paper. It is regnrtlul us valu-
able, and is the product of. parts of the cotton
plan hitherto docmod vnluelas. Tim prey
cuss y which it is models now. It. is it pro-
cuss by which the ligncous substances ot the
bulls and seed um dissoivml. By this procm
over .50 per cont. of the fiber is oxtrmrtml
from the bulls, which have: boon regarded us
(it only for fuel in the mills or for (Ml and
fertilizing purines, and which were sold for
84 a ton. Those, converted into pulp, will
be worth about 840 atop. From tho stalks
usually left to rot in tho fields this now pro-
cess utilizes obout38 per cent. of fiber at a
very small expense.

It has been sottlaldhnt there are fertilin'ng
proportihs in tho oilol the cotton seed, and it
is asserted that the fiber will n06 decompose
for six your: and cannot be used as n forti—
llzor. This is why the woody matter elimi-
nated from the stalk and bull in much more
valuable as a decomposing fertilizer than tho
ontiro socd. By thosamo process tho mmio
plant and its troublmmo cousin, the imgnsso
stalk, is mot and overcome. By the dccorti-
eating process the fiber was crushed and torn
out by a slow and expensive process. in tho
new process the ligino is simply Iliniolved
out, and the snowy films of tho romio and
tho townier threads of the sugar mm are
coaxed out as easily as the infantile kittoato
its milk.-—Atin.nta Constitution.

 

Devoted to Atrium New-n.

'I'lxrro are now three periodicals in Europe
which nro' wholly devoted to Aidan news
and oommonts upon thornriouu ulterprisu
developing thorcnwhlloithroo-fom’lho of the
smooth Another journal is given solely; to
oilalrs‘lutho (30080.3le om‘bt thew
pedoatgabhuu .. Macadam
L‘Afn'guo. «not Wham in om
nnd'Tho ,An'lcon Times, 'of Marion, have
beat in tho fieldgor several 'yz-I, and now
com‘Tho,Af‘rikh‘Poot,de in Hamburg,
which’wlujn enony devoted to Germany'-
commercial interests in ber new Arr-lean
colonies ~Now York Sun.

Mm Coluldonmo, but Odd.
'l'hoothcrday,boingin mo of those con-
venient mart- whoro everything is sold from
acarpettoocorhcrow, I purchuod the lat.
tor—not {tom any real necessity, but bonus
I {thought it might "come handy” in the
house, although I was not at hon-chewing,
ondhnd plontyotthoao convivial ragga-thus
in mydeoortod mansion by tho nag, now-
ovcr, ldeoultorily bl'ooghttbo ortioloto my
door, whonlnwtoverydur fricndwlth o
parcel, which in shops and bulk loomod to
mggut n mountain-bio uptitmlo to my on.
“Dear friend, 1 how you OW“
vary choice wine," said handle owner;
ondlothotwowmatoneounltod. Hero is
another otovory different charoctor: lhul
inlenmmmdmom-idtopu
Bundayvdtbmo atocountrybotolmhorel
mintbehnlutotgoing tromtlmo totimo.
Woloft townltogothor and arrived at the
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manor om

South Norwalk

””121——

NEthORK'!

Commencing iii} 26:88

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Will make daily trips, except Sunday,
Leaving South Norwolit at 7.50 I. In.

Returning
[one Now York. Pier 28, East River,
' foot of Boeltman street. 2.80
' p. 131., [lost $31! street
2.50 p. in.

 
 

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1031.333

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Excursion Tickets. .

Willi persons u};- iorbld Uniting
mnployuzn of the boats on this line on
no Inner-them)

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MIL-1c every of. cmnou and cvcnlng by

FIRST-CLASS llRlIHES'l‘Rl!

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llallclnt PavllllIII Fill}.

FirstOlass Restaurant
Billiard and Pool Rooms.

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Trains hove Norwaik to normcct will boat at
Wilson Point at 7.3:, 8J7 ltl.U:to.m,, 12.50. -I flip. to.

Tflllli‘ Leave South Norwnlk Ill: 7.56. H.215, 10.13
3.121,. 100w” 46 . m.

Bout 1mm Sou: l Norwnlk Stmmlmnt Dock di-
n-rt for ltoton Point at 2,!" p. m.

"on: lA-Ilvml flown l'nint It! ".55 u. m.. 1.2.), 3.55,
5i? p. m. [or Wits-on l’nlnt, nml 5_'lll for South Nor

ifNIIIIIs'IEII I. illllBEL.

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M A l N ST” E ET
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wnu. P.\I;;lllrl,

WIIITE BIJANEIS
" 20c. 'D'c'p’ii'llLBBoII,

_ o . s 1.." a.
301‘. pt r lb.
61:. per lb.

tic. per lb.
$7.00 per cwt.

l’urv Paris (lreon,

Yellow Ochre, in (hi,
Venetian Red, in Oil,
Atlantic White Lead,

- Decfier’s
Paint and Wall Paper Store.

uni} innit
“(v “’r‘“

SOUTH NORWALK.

A FULL LINE OF
Builders HardWare,

PAINTS,

Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.

 

Wire Steel Door Mats,

Something new, best thing out.

W. O. QUINTARD,

lustc HALL DWI.

.E. B.WHITNEY’S lli'l' Sl'lllll.

8731 Main Street,

 

llO. NORWALK.

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FRAMING at lowest prices.

 

Full line of Artists’ Materials.

 

norm 1:. man“,
Whole—loud mums! ll all kind! 0!

Kill. All] Wflllll

Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Mist, Manna, harlot
lonntoiu, Franklin, and
Wilkooblrro Donia.

ital lat lllllllil hill

tuition «Twang... and In.

 

. 60c .

‘ Freight Received from 7‘s. III. to 5 11.".

Bill N Pfllll'l‘ll

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Local Milton :5 cent: our low,

 

gaging}; 53rd».

)I‘. A. N. Chill“,

ifll Main meat, I
opp, City Hotel, 5

 

 

sum" NORWALK.

8 lo 9 n. m.
We Douro. 12 to 2 p. to.
jtllfl ii Uylnflpdu.
I“ ll. PECKWlLlo.
I

Alwlil'i'fit‘ '1'.
Room 6, linviluml’n Block,
Waitington street, South Norw‘slk M3 to
DIE. ELLVJIY c. CLABBZ.
N0. 4 ELM ST" NURWALK.
Office lionuzalfntil 9 o. m, um! i to '6 and 6.3) to
m

8 . .

p'l'clcphone mange» may he mu {mm ll. 3.
Dunn's stable. Non-Mk, and train all. W. (luxury-
hltahlc, South Normans. mil), ly I

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DR. I". 3. BABE“.

No. It ‘v‘nslum' AVKflif!"
omcr nouns. lfntll M) o. m. l2“: win». In.
6 to 7 :30 p. m.
ly: in 8551' SUBWALK. CONN.
gismso Missions "" '
i

“5.00. mm and $15.00 per term. l’nrc according
lit) lfllm‘l’l 0' km".
it IUAH .‘9, PLACE.
twain Norm": Coon.

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Knox. is. mmmls,
OrmuIInt or the Elm Crmgm'norlml (mummy-m
bury, Touch" of
Pinnoforto, Organ and Musical
Composition.

76-: Iy Lock no: 391'. 0,, souwux. 11mm.

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ll. 0. I'. muz'rwunt.
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DENTIST.

(Mice and llrI-wlrm‘r.

Munro's Btmrs, MAIN mi. :9" NOIKWALK.

Tram «mustard whom gain by tho Million“
«Ltw E: or.
[Koala opcnut uranium

l“ (ruomus,
l
' mm you rm:

Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford
Aim
NUI‘AllY l’Ulfihlco
RUWAY’YON. CONN.

1)}; ”19'1“”"51'

~Mfli’l AKD HQNIIW»
Cor. Wool Avenue and Built-r turret,

XGWALI. ('ONS.

Ulllce Homo-Until 9mm; from i t.) at, Md 7 w
it ppm; Sundown» 4 pm.

Wifmnmoulwiml by telephoto.
‘v 9. “NA VP,
.4. II C [I [’1‘ ICC'I‘.

in now prepare-vi to look: [IL-M and ltlmt'or’
and anpertntrml the confirmation n! minim”

TERIS REASONABLE.

«lmclvo’l‘uylm'o Building Wuhinarton 31.. so.
Normal. l'. 0. lion 775. div

J 1:. unit}; ,. ._
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i‘urpcutor and Builder.

Plum tumlnimi sud Intiuntevglm.
Jobbing o! in kind: promptly nttcndul to.
mm A»: film. our Main
1’. 0. x W}. South Rmolk (it.

Anuxrlox. 0

Sewing Machine Supplies,

Minimum, Pom Kn Mu. no. fathom

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(loan-l Whirl all limit and mm of

Sam Mlchlm. ‘ 1;. Di. murmur.
in ‘u scum. Moiy

I “RAYMOND,
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Builder and Contractor.
Wort clone by the day or mutton.
Ollie: foot 0! llovthlnd St. on Wntov. H). Do: 617.
3"}; JENNI'NOS.
fiueroanov ml. 1. Quinn").

Undertaker & Embalmor.

so. 4 Knight s1. 1mm. 5 In»: st.
880 film Sorwullt, Conn.

 

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('mv lav Warm and Picnic. In (lieu

wnpantly ”$6.3m nick and will. Ill: or!»
t . v WW once.

so time or. no. noun”. or.

sum IOWA“ fidflxflfi “AXIS.
Ill Wuhiogtoo m.
u Dollylm-D tolzumudfro- 1 loan.-
III on mumycmmlmi loll.

mum-trim” mm

ALDEN DOLMAND n...»
JOHN u. hoods “won;
mm. sour; u. thrum. m Tum

Auctioneer: and Ital Bolus As’la,
3‘ Washington I... loath flaw-ll,
um um dam mum lm
um... ... ... m .3“...

maxim Iollm tum. Mum
mmwhy’mhvflb lad-mm

III-Io Iomudmm mu-
acouo ll. Boys-and,

FURNITURE DEALER!
Ami‘ Furnismfi Undertaker.
Monitor-1m doubt-drum

“mun-hum

LUTHER WRIGHT,
loam-a: limo Slur.

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Ton yum ill 11 Bistro Punt ow.
Mu Guido to mutton milod iron.

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JOHN H. SMITH,

«nun.‘

MAD! STREET, ROUTE! NORWALK

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[in who“ the exciton right for non-uh
and lit Novvnlk to no the mm mm
and um teeth without

um CM. . WAN in tooth

03in and tuition“ adjoining lclhodln
liovwolk. Ct. Open evening». on an
For Thirty Days lrom July 9 you an get

l’lllsbury’s Best Flour

For $5.50 per Barrel II
DANIEL i.’ll0llliEDlBU’s.

A. s."’F‘ERRIs,
J EW E L E R.

Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
Pine Wuich repairing a Specialty.
Spectacles and Eye Glasses.

Mount: and litillilllllfli.

Mumbuylnouorncotor Bead-tone from any

pinbotgo direct to tho show room- of
.W. Water “mallard-elect one
nlloomplmoadyou

will not be 11 mod to
opprmnoe. Dealer in all kinds of aiming "one
nod “tummy work.

‘I’. W. BATES.

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American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance (lo.
Partners hon and Trust Co.
Jarvis-Coaklla lounge Trust Co.
Fire, Life, Accident. and Plate Glass
lunar-Ice.

TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN. Ash.
( lint [Matti [murmu- AzcoryJionth Somali.
'tmll.

Jacob M. Layton,
ital Dill: Ind [loo-c Agent.
General lnsurancongcncy
fire, Life and Accident.

1km Steamship Tickets-Cabin :nd Stamina.

limit-c for not 2 and upward: and Mom-v «mm to
all part: of Europe,

notary l'tibitc

Ackmmtt-dgemnm Tuh’ll.
lnilmnd Tickets. Baggngciflm-kod
to Destination.

(6. Woollmzton 5L. (Next door to Pod—onion.)

South Norwalk. Conn.

 

BEE HIV ,-1
humor AND ouxrs' lung” “A“,

Nylothclloclilve our 31:.” ha yordry.
I '9' you “',‘1?‘.’. good «more us or lunch

.. U. prices-outs! no no nflord it and
"or drink! on: to. Colin: and llllt.
ml." hot or mid, all bimbo! Tom xnncc llrinkl.
Aim Table Board. or Board and rig-by the
tiny arm. (foul: and no for yonm- it t it in
for! like tune and we will try amt make on fool at
um. Batu-tinny, 11!!! ill: ii“ I.
M7 an

inoure 7 Younirliife

0n the Endowment Plan.

A mo oi use of!) would pmbabi nerd insurance
for twrnty or twenty-fire yum. m bonnie he
turd”: tmtlmt limit on yea-on why he should
Il'tlmluclohtp it up durio the whole life time.
Dr bu mu eight hundred c M11 in 3 thousand oi
lino: mom than trout yarn mrly eight
ttuodml in o "unload 0 living twenty-live y'all
Beaumont: more» bright he Ihou not
noggin! to «for the chances of dying—which
In: unplmoully numerous—by I itbcni tmulancc

WWW Ixscur In rm:
CONNECTIOUT GENERAL

Life Insurance 60.,
0F HARTFORD.
D. s. uuoumzmnu.
Booth Nonnik.

ennui“ if anon;

 

Liveryd reed
WARWICK uom,

liar-a and Wmld {or oil coconut.
WuDepotIo-mlibli’hniu.

”it

"CAii’EiE

of I" kinds. MCI"!

BAKERY!

~.... .a y... .....

oonscmvup, (MIDI TOYSJM a lull unort-
mt of mini «My.

MrsJohnIlolland

momma am.
out.

Henry Tilly,

fllBllllliE lilill

Spoclol nttontiou given to re-
pairs in all branches.

A good mond-houd. two-scab
Oil carriage for sole.

SWAN & BUSHNELL.

I'm-nu Retail WI-

Manufacturers’ and Painten’ Supplies
Ship Chandlers,
III Wm M... hot at Ila-I.
33100390". 01‘.

“www.mmwh. Mu.
m «aim

Modulation“ Ito-nor or an.

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pound-Kev Turkish Prom .................. 831:
(i. Jun Comic ....... ..361: Wm“;

 
 

imam-Snip ...
”(3th! Babbitt I limp.

Look at tho I Tin Ware
, Department.

W.H0lllllll Seymour,

31 Washington Street.

llAVll.AND‘8 NEW BLOCK.

JUSTIN!

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25 BOXES 0|? STllOlIO AND SWEET

Fumnsalulunglta

Ton Such as is Too. -

This Too Io Warranlcd Io 'l‘llll-
lan the Servo- orllle Oldest Tea
Drinkers, even those whose Tea
Taste has become Galvanized.

Come and Take

TEA.

With Us.
50 (touts per Pound

llllllllll ll lumslutk’s.

Dibble’s Block Main St.
*' LOBSTERS

From Black Rock

Delivered cvory Saturday morning.

 

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Fresh and Salt Fish,

Oysters and Clams.

All Kinds oNeg-etables

Fresh livery lIIornilu.

31'0me n‘ct’lw‘d by mail or telephone.

HUNT&ZELUPF.
Come 8: See
mm nnw mu:

Oil Stoves,

ALSO NE‘V STOCK OI’

Stone-
China.

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PO RC E L A I N.
Electric Door Bells.
1‘. H. NASH 85330

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FAMILY 0 I. CAN.

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

without urt-
III: tho (ll-r-

Mbolghth
“WI-Inp-
‘lhh lo tho
mount-ulna]
um! on
"Mt.
“public.

HAVE ODE.

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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llF‘ ILL KINDS
FOR THE. smsou .

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LIGHT ass AND =.= coon
AT “.1. muons. '

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BATHING SUITS!

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FINE LINE

STRAWWHATS!

THE FINEST LINE

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