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MARRIAGE AND DKATHa



Afeu-I SuD On Wednesday evening, Auxus 10 nj
Cnsou Hetc Green wood, BY tho Rev. Mr.. Barger Ms.
cH.snsC AiosR Of this city, 10 Mss ssAn crtos LsnIs,
OF New Jersey.
AselII-Hu1t On Wednesday, Auzus. TO- a tho Goo.
rTessiiopal church, sopngon, U by tie Rev. VIM CH.
wuifAn ". ApoAtt ESQ OF the IN OF Huu Arg.ll, N.
w. 70 Miss Al MIA, youngest daughter OF Col John W.
h1s-sPsstm in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, August IS,
BY The Rev. william lord, d o., JAMS BsAs, OF Ring
wood, New Jersey, 10 MAni sPssza Of Brooklyn L l.
m,pD-to...s On "Wednesday, August ~ at the
Church OF the Holy nnocen, by the Rev. NJ Emcnd1r
Btypxy, Of Charleston, g 70 Misc AreusrA Foax.s.
RBs1, Dos-ssm -ou Monday, August ~, by she Rev.
Ssmuel ssbsry, D. H., A. X. haAssos 10 Mas hIslAs
Rsr ss-LoxesorHAx Brooklyn on Thursday Al
rust co. ri the residences of tbs brides mother By
John Kennedy, D., HHsrv ". BnrsH 10 Esrass n ony
dsushier Of the late James Iousbothsm, Esa
GrrsaxAs-wssssa---Onw Wednesday, August ~. By
the rev DR.. Adler, Mr. rsussicx gurrnx.s, OF Clncin.
natl 70 MISS sAaAH daughter Of Isaac Werner, Hq, OF ms
city. A.
gust IS, By the Rev James b hccrcary, n. Lsss
III r- 10 Mise KArs wuras, both OF tbs city.
But1-rossAs--Ou Monday, June j, by inc rev
Charles Fletcher JoHs r. Hctf OF bridgeport w. 70 Mss
Ic uyurps ropnAH. -
IIrrronr-CsovuI ON Tuesday, August II, BY the
Rev WIN Balcb, Mr.. CsIvfs q Isrrn COR, OF spsfh,
wsoonsp 10 Miss EursnnA g. daughter Of Joseph cfo~-
eli, OF this city.
ouvss-H,aous On wednesday evening, Ausru 10,
By be Rev Mr.. Dikemas, Joss W OWN 70 Mss MAI
g. Hrocss daughter OF waiter Hsgin, Sq, OF Brooklyn
P.xs ,s-NrssrrI tuesday, August Is, 81 Grace
church py the Rev Tho House Tsyicr, r. II RosSny
Rorss Pssso,s OF Flushing, l. I , 70 Manr 4, second
ssssbser OF John W Mitchell, E,q., OF this cty.
e es,r'.ssn ~ pSS rus.dsS H. By Nh. Pc,
lanes nieil resdipe ii No 80 ssvonh ssrcs, NJ JANE
s-nz 70 Mss Eijz,srs a. Dosrs.L,, Ell Of lhs CITY
sAsros-Sruyto. NJ The resdssce % Tao brides bro
40 By the Rev. Dr. Hawkes. ~. Esspuaux Sr,sros 10
Mss JAss BnE SfArros, both Of NsAehez. Misa
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NV osls.ss, August 70, 1887.

- INV osirkrs, August 70, 1897.
Cotton-MGkes nrmer sales 10 day, 80 bsles isc.
for uiddline Pork buoysnt ct SIS per Dbl Lard n,m
loc western hay, IS per ton Sterling exchange 10 per
cent premium.
Oswrco, August 2o-s r n
Flour is dull. sales TO day At 90 50 for erta STATE
~ ~ for Milwaukee Cub, VI % Tor chicago spring 6b
FOR ordinary white C1ada There only one cargo (neu
whest) ahcst for tnis port Corn IL without mseds
change sales to-day 5000 bu,hels ct zee. and IA 600
bushels shost a. 77ko. Lake i'm ,orts 70 dy-lt,00o
bushels wheat "a 900 bushels Cana exports 10 iar
-l,lco bbh dour and II, 600 bushels corn.
CIucAeo, August 2o--s n
flour-A declining ten iency. Wheat drl Corr de-
ene1. sAles st TO. Dat. doll shipments 70 Bu6no-
Nc -four wheat, %, 900 bushels corn Shirme7s %
psveSo-No aour OF wheat, 10 oco bushels cora.
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This aggregate will be increased l 200 miles BY
the completion of the Atlantic telegraph. or the
European and Indian telegraphs not moEe than
from six to seven thousand miles of the lines CON-
mcuced arc unfinished, and the next six months
will probably see them all in operation.
In the estimate Of the American telegraphs
above given, none but the lines actually
completed are included. The nine hundred
and fifty miles Of submarine lines are also
finished This state ment will enable us to form
some idea of the immediate as well as pro-
spectiye results to which the successful completion
Of the Atlantic telegraph will lead
Within a fortnight from the present time
leaving out of the calculation the Indian and
European lines " hich are unfinished we may anti
cipa,e that the cable which Is now being laid from
Europe 10 Newfoundland will place In conpec-
ton nearly eighty thousand miles Of telegraph
By means Of the submarine cables across the Bri-
tish channel we viii then be able to communicates
with almost every capital in Europe, and, If ne
cessary, even with the Crimea. The inhabt ants
of ST. Petersburg and Moscow, as well as those of
the Southern capitals Of the European continent,
will, 10 their tuin, be enabled TO transmit mes
sagcs to all the principal cities Of British North
America and the United States as far South
as the Gulf Of Mexico. These are the imme-
date results on which we may reckon.
But casting our eye over the lines in construc-
ton, or which are projected with reasonable
prospect of execution, the mind loses IT,
self in the contemplation of the vast
revolutions to which they mus. lead In
the political and commercial relations Of the
world Let us first, however, examine what those
lines are. First, there is the continuation Of the
submarine line from Sardinia to Bona, distance
of only l25 miles, which will place Southern Eu-
rope in connection with the Northwestern coast
of Africa. Next, are two companies orga-
nized for the construction Of lines connecting
India with England by telegraph, both taking
their point Of departure from Alexandria, and
connecting with the Indian lines at Kurrachoe.
One of these, the Red Sea line, has received
valuable concessions, and although the Euphrates
valley route has obtained no privilege from the
Forte as yet, London capitalists appear to be
equally sanguine in favor of that project A third
scheme proposes TO connect Australia with India
by telegraph, by way of Penang, Singapore, Ba-
tavia and King Georges Sound. Thus the three
other great divisions of the globe will be placed
in direct telegraphic communication with our
own, provided the experiment now being made
on the bed Of the Atlantic be successfully carried
out.
It is impossible to speculate with anything
like calmness or certainty on the results of the
realization Of these magnificent schemes. That
they will have an important influence on the
happiness aud prosperity Of the nations drawn to-
gether in this close connection, there can be no
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Mnlln for EUrOfla.
THK NEW YORK HERALD-EpITIoN FOB HUH0PE,

TIE NEW YORK HERALD-EpITIoN FOB HUROPE,
Tho mai steamship Fulton, Capt. wotsn will leave this
,ct TO morrow, at noon, for Sousha npon and Havre.
The European malls will close In this city al hapasisn
O'Clock TO morrow morning.
Tho European edition OF tie HERALD printed In French
and Enslhh viii DO published q, ten O'Clock in the
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eAis or I'VE ARszaA. PaosurT A5ns POSTPONED -rns
sale q The saas Arsenal prcperty In tas Central Psss
was sdssrzed 70 take place Yesterday noon, but wax
again postponed-A j. Beecter, shs sacionser hxv,nz
rect graphic despatch from tha sss Attorney
5ere al rot, ing him 10 do Tho following the des.
patch which wss ucoivsd;-
ALBAEY Avg IS. Il! 1851.
A. J PissCEsg No. 7 B. cad s;reet, New Cork
Adjourn the sale OF the Stsse Arsenal property 10 tac I'm
da, o. sep.ember DsxT. Acknowledge receipt
h. Uueatsu Attorney General
ia fact that tho Cty Comptroller has draw, bis war
YaE the Sum Allowed by tina Les.sis for tho pro
perey eS175GC0) Ia asse1ed the reaaoa Tor tho post
poue1e1. OF tho sale.
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Claims an California.
TO fnR BDir0g OF tbs HslALD.

Nav YORK, August 10. 1857.
In your valuable paper CT today found tn article
headed "Cci Fremonts Lsaa Titles In California ~ which
sstad that by late arrivals from Csoros az haa boa
ed OF mror;an, decision rendered by the District
Court of Marpcsa county ia favor OF Col emDat In
actin OF econent brought by him against tho sercod
kinipg Company. Being largely Interested 10 the said
ttock company take the liberty OF requesting you to in
form no CT what nature thoso 'lao arrivals from
California which, brought thai news.
The latest dc have Is from the 2Cih or Las. month,
written l, by my partner. .ho Is equally Interested
wi me Ia tie MERGED hinins COMPANY stook rs docs
meDon any hing about the rendition OF any judgment
decision In that su Besides this, know positively
tina the Dc Court or that county having been held and
minated In tho month OF JuHe last decision what
ever could Ioee oily be obtained Ill neat September
Therefore inclined to believe that the brough,
by those ~ 40 sxrivas spurious and started only for
the purpose OF procuring credit for TIA already
Lost Gaze. 8. q WASS
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Another Know NOTHING CALL FOR NEw
P,RTr-The Louisville Journal, Know Nothing
utterly disheartened by the late Southern cleo
tons, joins the Richmond Wing in calling for a
new national party of the conservatives, North
and South, opposed TO the administration and
the further agitation of the slavery question. But
these Southern gentlemen are little too fast.
We must first have the solution Of the Kansas
Issue in Congress, before we can have a recon
struction and it would very much facilitate this
solution If our Southern Know Nothings, anxious
for new conservative national party, would
come forth and support the conservative Kansas
policy Of the administration. At all events IL is
little too soon yet for the organization of a
great conservative party upon the remains of the
Know Nothing camp.
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Aypueos On wednesday morning OF consumption
Jcur n AppsRsoy, M D.
rus friends and these OF NE family are respectfully
yited 20 attend The funeral tsis Afternoon two O'Clock
from his late resadenoe, No 1871 Hesser street
OoFk Ard Galway papers piesss CODY.
BooccCx.-On W. doesdsy evening, August 10, der
pr~.rscted nlncss, JosS A Boocccx.
as ft.euts, ani the friends o, NE fanny, xs fslaasssd
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MUaSSocs Assault t'-os DusvT, KEEPER AT Blaze
Wills JrsrD,--As carly hour yesterday morning n
savage AID rrarderous attack made upon Richavi
brain I'd, OF ths dsPu;y kesrsrs on SLACK ~eis
i.snd, by so - the ooavcs named James Collins Tbs
keeper wanted Collins 10 gotta work whcn the latsr
fused keeper osugb: bold OF him sor the OF
taking him ont Of h cell whom the later srasped bis kus
made sn7ree attack uPsn Mr. Br sipard, sisbb1g
aim Ia the breast, arms, head, and iers
INJECTING Iaes than dozen woonds Assistance
the relief CT the deputy kee1er bat NOT unit, Tho
severely wounood thai b.s Hfs Ia
OF. Cnins had 10 BIO knockod down 10y n cab no
would Yield aud allow himselr 10 DO laadc Insd. He
then tai before Justice FtsndreaI ct the Jefferson War
ct Police Court whore he commtttet TO the Tombs
TO swa the result Of the wounded man's njlries Mr.
BrsnaTd "a IN very critical condition and gfest ress
en,sr ainsd for bis unae rooovsry, Tas wound The
breast has Il Ia thought penetrated TO the lurg Ia which
Gaze taere y not much p ospect OF hts rosoyeyy.
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THEY WILL HAVE A TrcKET.--The Albany
Erenrg Statesman assures call whom IL may con-
Germ, that an American ticket will assuredly be
run in our State this fall" That point being
settled, we have OILY now patiently to wait to
know what this American ticket will be. They
may turn IL to some purpose, or they may waste
their time and their money. They are as dead
agsinst the sorruptions of Sewardism as the de-
mocraa Why, then, should the Pope stand in
the way2 We shall have some interesting pro-
ceedings at Syracuse this season.
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BosroN, August 20, 1887.
ship Of about 500 tons fallen In with on The llth
ns In latitude 20 deg so min, longitude 81 deg bottom
upward, With new round stern Her mas and DO Esprit
gone She full Of lumber about eight feet out
OF water, and At anchor about hy miles wet Of Sable
IAland, and In the trsok Of vessels
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FIsHSc EKcUEsos.-Vho splendid fast sailing soop rig
sed aoht ssmUe, Ho vol Of Por. Chester, NJ Lyoa,
eOmnauder. STATED her annua HshlDg excursion 10
Bock sland Monday last at 10 O'Clock and 20 mhues
win goodlY crew. composed OF gentlemen mostly from
Port Chester aod Me- York The following rpaBt
rously elected officers for the ensnipg yearHen-y O.
Atwood President; B. BMtrsE, Secre;Ny VIM. Baker,
Stewad, koDOnad, orator, and David r. Lum, Loader
If .h. R.rt
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Daring Burglary In Elizabeth, N, y

FIILAHNffT, NnEuef 70, ISbls
bold and daring burglary vas committed aa night II
the Office Of the Mutual Insurance Company In The store Of
Mr. samuel Fierce, In this place large iron safe ws
blown orsn BY esnpo and about $3.50 stolen there
from. The bespaftesed with blood AMI traces
Of II were found In Inc street the store II II sup
posed that The explosion wM premature and thai the thief
vas severely injured.
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NNlctUo, AuHud 70, 1897.
J. Bronson, Jr, formerly cashier Of the kerchan and
hcchanics' Park In this city, was arrested at H. Paul,
Minnesota Sunday, nj he instance OF Mr. Wood vorta,
the President the charge OF larceny the amount OF
CSC, 600 Of the funds Of the bank.
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THE LATEST NEWS.

Interesting from Washington.
Ihp117ANT PHASE IN THE REV oRANADA TROUBLE -
PUAsC SENTIMENT IN nEx co TOWARDS RE
UfITND BfATIe-sHA Few sTEAk sLooP CokTRAoT
NEWS FROM x'BB ApRl0sN SQUADRON. ETC,
WASHINGTON, Angus. 20, 1885,
Tho Now Grsnadian i,s~oSlso etIi occupies the alton
ton Of Secretary CESS By the ohaor the 0ras adj 60
vernmens have tho tight 10 buy upsne railway across the
kthmus, which Is said thsy propose to do, when it must
fall into HANDS OF CONS foreign government capitalists
To prevent this unfortunate event FOR Aev.ea in,ere,
the Panama Railway Company urging vpon gov.
ernment 10 FOR ih.m the simple Of said rail
way, They o1er to government in consideration OF
their patriotic intervention TO cedo to them t,anas
in the Bay OF Params belonging the Railway coapsny
admirably adapted for de pot NeIher this Pres.
Gsat nor General Cass ought to hesitate carrying
result 50 important to matt tho coDpsny's in
ersfts Our government must be on LIS guard sgslat
the diplomatic Vaccinations OF Nov Granada or shall
get wors.ed, and rid cued to boot.
learn TO day that tho Board be selected By the Ssors
ary OF tho Navy to de,e tho merits OF Plaza tia, III
be submitted by private shpbudery for the
sloop ofwAr will not be composed of naval constructors
for the obvious that hey thought be opposed
to the building of public shps by private contract Such
being Tho Gaze, our shpbu.de,s might not be altogether
In safe handz. The names of the membets OF ha Board
will DO announced In few days.
General Goloouria arrived this cveapg, direct from
Mexico He brought cespatche, from Mr. Forsyth to ian
Ca The purpot Of the dispatches net buoE bu,
understand they are uDimporiAnt He says taere
good deal Of excitement throughout Mexico relative to the
Spanish in1rogo, and that they anticipating trouble
and were making extensive preparations accordingly,
He gays, also that the People good dss eaed a,
the rumor tina, the United STATES had co npeted treaty
and that lis road to ksI!co but That they will be
greatly disappointed learning that treaty had been
,hats cr Nd
with reference to Tebuanepec matters will be failure
that the Uomono recognized the open
pg OF tho Tehuauepec routstaey consider ali Of them
Set Of shsrpers.
The May Department to day received depa,ches from
tho African squadyon, which bad arrived at Madeira
Nothing importan, had occurred The commander re.
ports every thing In good condition and the excel
lent health
The United States Treasurer reports 90 depo,il,
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ST JoHS, n, B., August 20, 1887.
The railroad from shcdlac 70 Mopcton part Of the
Frcai road 10 connect the provinces Of New and
Novs Scotia, Was opened yesterday with appropriate
monies.
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Death OF . Celebrs ted Auetioussr
NEW omsArs, Augss, 70, 1857.
Msjor Beard The celebrated aucuoueer cd hero 10 day
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John Haverty WAS 70 day Communist

dent Of Indian Affairs, vice Cummings,
Henry L. Wendell has been appointed Navy Ageas at
Portsmouth, NJ a., vice Noses, removed
Hon Joha b. Bot.s is here and atl alive,' he reports
Gin spite Of Bennett" The HERALD, he says constitutes
the principal part Of his breakfast every morning
Hcn John Phelps, Of No., here looking after the
speakersbiP.
Postmaster General Brown had revere chill yesterday,
and was unable 10 attend the Cabinet meeting
Collector sche arrived here tbs morning, and h stop
pre at Wizards He Ia here busness connected with
the New York Custom Heuse The following members OF
Congress from New York also here-John Cochrane,
wm q. Naciay, Taniel f. srkes and VIM. Russell
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Tis htness Of tbs Chest -

Wa q slight, thin, sharp toto matter
from have hesvness OF he head great oppres
OF The chest hiness and little tenderness
of tho lungs Now ALL son bs given this
OF facts Inflammation ot TIA lungs congestion mIy
tai lace, and Tea be with before aware.
BRANDKkTH'S PiLLS.
two four Az, riding TO aud constitution.
st be taken. They must purge ftely drink
trnss shpe the fever isis and diet eat peoy OF god
Irdisn meal Cruel chicken BROTH wi plenty OF rise In Il
By tbs treatment the SECOND third dsy the disease NIL be
cured This npa!n going the rounds and will be follow
ed by d. seuery and darrha but hey w; be cured
prccess The vitae Will have BYsndreth pulls where
they be easily LAID bod on
Prise pal Office - prandfelh Dr1dng Canai street. sod
Broadway OF Twrnty second free,
2S BOwery 21j Hudson street. 81 Division and
Hsyer l75 suon brooklyn. 7. ~ Dyot sons
Philadelphia, Wbo.esIe AgenI
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R1ns Pocket CUtiszy-A Hsch Assortment NJ
4 4 sAUADBRs store only. ~ No 7 Assor House
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Death or . sswspsper Proprietor.
U,cNSsri, August 20, 1851
John n. Strauss, OF the propriesors Of the Daily
bmmereai, Of this city, died suddenly to DAP,
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Sulphur Baths -Tsmoiat's ibid E3fanlished
sulphur baths No Carroll pla.e Beecker street. o
Ianrens street for rh.umsssm colds a. Ac.
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Wedding and visiting Csris-S hsspest and
best the city. ph and 20 cArds onl, doar Era
ualae specimens q: HEATH BROS. sI5 Broad~ay.
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Murray q LsDmaD's Florida water ~
qus,sd by The spanish American staple OF
by the lad@s peer perfume aud cosmetic aud
evsrybody the popular toilet water OF tbs dAy sod By
10 r. AMMAN co WHOLESALE druggists " Water street
snd ~ al druzsists. at % cents per bottle
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We present our readers to-day with one Of the
most interesting chapters in the history Of sclen
tic progress which it has fallen to the lot of any
writer TO trace. On the eve of the consummation
of the grandest work which has ever been attempt
ed by the genius and enterprise of man, we have
thought it fitting occasion to collect together
all the facts connected with the FIRST application
of electricity to the telegraph, and to carry down
the record TO the latest accounts of the progre IS
of this magnificent project 1t will be seen from
this that within the last dozen years science has in
the perfection Of the telegraph system, doce more
to advance the interests of humanity than during
any whole century of its labors. Even the. suo-
cess Of steam navigation pales into insigni6cance
before the advantages resulting from the rapid
intercommuDicatou Of IDEAS between nations TO
which the ocean telegraph is destined to
produce. What commerce he's hitherto ef-
fected by slow degrees, this new auxiliary
will accomplish with the swiftness almost
of thought itself To enable the mind to
gasp the marvellous changes which it will
bring about we have given not only the past his
tory Of the European and American telegraphs,
but also statement of all the proposed connec-
tons African and Asiatic which at no very
distant day will complete the chain Of electric
communication round the globe.
1t would appear from the calculations that we
have made, that Of overland and sabmariae teie-
graphs there are completed and in progress Of
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Sobbers and DeRlsrs IN Clothing.
Arc respectfully Invited 70 examine Our
FALL AND wlHrRR brOOx-
Tn addili00 n m uaunl larg0 atnrk nj

In Addtt0u 70 our usual largo STOCK OF
yAsHIosALs CIOrgrxs
have lila manufactured immense ssock Of
Low PRICED AND MEDIUM GooDs
which prep Ared % Offer 81 ~ low nxares any
hoass IN ~ vsts, here esewheee.
DAvIIu co,
46a 80 and no BroadvuJ New Yv1
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The Atlantic Cab,e Photographs or Morse,
Hueion nd his officers 80 rrszzolin, 90 &C at nsADx
BROS. 2sS Broadway
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DrRrQrs, Io~a, August 20, 1867
Hoetes hsve sgaln broken cut between Tie SIOUX and
Chtpevas. On tho ist Of August 3 bard Of Chppsvas
attacked detached party Of soux rartrovisrs and
took thirty scspe and then retrcaed down Red River
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Custom msne shirts, all sizes and Best
qusiy ~hoessl and retail nj NcLAU6HLrE5 corner Of
sutray sEi 6reenwoa saee;s shirts maize " meAsure
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Crtst.doro's Hair Dys, wigs and To.p~ss.
In The country, both eAsA Ne dys pr
vAi1ly applied ~ No. Aston Houza