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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19
NOTICE TO

Tenders are wanted by the Minister Of the Interior for
the construction Of a Marine Railway in the Hsrbor OF
Honolulu, according 10 plans prepared by Mr.. II. L
CrEndan and for leasing and working the same fer q
term Of IS years from the date Of its completion.
Plans and specifications may be seen at the ONCE of the
superintendent OF Public Works, on and after Friday the
18th inst. where all information as 70 conditions Of con-
tract. &c. will b. given and, sealed Tenders, marked
e Tenders for Marine Railway" may be lodged at the
Interior oHce on or before Thursday. the eth proI.
The Minister Of the Int erior does not bind himself TO
accept the lowest or any tender.
Interior once, March Is. 1881.
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Frank. said an affectionate mother the
other day to a promising boy, /" If you don't
leave off smoking and reading so much, you will
get so after a while that you won { care anything
about work Mother replied the hopeful,
leisurely removing a very long cigar, q" have got
30 now"
:. Where shall we put this ?' asked a man ola
Milwaukee woman. at the ssme time pointing to
the dead body Of her husband, which he and
other neighbours had brought home. " Well.
said the widow, - I'm sure | don't know. I'm
just dsne hOuse-cleaning, and L can have IL
brought in here" s.t
An Alabama editor, in putting a grocery kept
By a woman, says, " Her tomatoes are as rcd as
her own cheeks, her indigo is as blue as her Own
eyes. and her pepper as hot as her own temper:
\ preacher took passage in one o. the Lake
Erie boats on a Sunday. He had not been long
on board before ne applied for permission to hold
a religious meeting. No" said the captain, to
10 would travel on a Sunday isn't fit to preach
pa board ny boat"
-sys that the elder Booth, while
al Virginia town, found himself
aportant skull. A little darkey
par"ged to do so.
-su DeOth WAS leaving the theatre ne felt some
one tugging at his coat tail. He looked around
and saw the little brunette. What will YOU
have sonny - " Please sab, | want dady's
skull, sab" .. Dady's skull ?' a. Yes sab. Dat
used ter be dSOle mans headpiece afore de mewel
killed him, an mammy'l lick me to rags eff l
lose it,
Sir John Lubbock continues his interesting re-
searches into the manners and customs of ants.
The fact that when one ant discovers a store OF
food other ants soon flock to it. has naturally led
to the inference tina. some method of cOmmunica-
ton akin TO language exists among these insects.
1t has been objected, however, that sight merely
would suffice to furnish such information as this.
-
Sohn Lubbock allowed an ant to find a store oil
attractive food, and then compelled her to return
to her nest without carrying any of it home. Not.
withstanding that she returned thus empty-hand.
ed, she appears to have conveyed ~nformatio Of
her discovery to her comrades. for they soon came
back with her to the place where the food was.
Thomas Carlyle was born December 4th. 1875,
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Notice of Dissolution of C~o-Partnership.
nIHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
is;1ns between J. 3. Walker, 4 5. Spalding and VIM g.
IrEfn. under the arm name &C wM. G. IRWIN & Co. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All liabilities will be as
sumei and Indebtedness collected by Vim. @. Irwin, who
alone - authorized 70 sign the firm name in settlement Of its
arair4 J. :. WALKER,
z 8. SPALDING,
wM. G. IRWIN.
Honolulu. II. l., July Let, 1880.
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IL At Kipahulu on Maui a native woman
who had quarrelled with her husband attempted
one night last week to commit suicide by jump
ing off a precipice some 80 feet high. She was
not found till the following morning Her limbs
were broken but it is thought that she will
recover,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

- DR.. Hotfman's intimation that he would
vaccinate all corners at certain hours, either at
his office or at his private residence, has been
largely taken advantage OF. In one batch of
thirty whom he vaccinated, Dr. Hoffman found
no less than ten adults who had never been vac
cinated.
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Licenses Expiring in March, 1881,

RETAIL.-OAHU.
1 sing Kee & Haalou. Fish Market, Honolulu
1 Hart Bros, Hotel St,
8 Aka x Co. Hotel 81,
6 Chung WA, Nuuanu st.
) Ho Tin Hung, Punchbowl St,
Is A " Richardson & Co, cor Fort X Merchant ST.
Is QuOng Sang Kee & Co. King st.
Il T. MGI aV GPa = I &c Co. N Saaan9 St.
Il W p Akau, NuuAnu ST.
10 q West, KING st.
n D W CLARK, Merchant St.
RETAIL-MAUI-
5 Geo " Norton. Makawa"
5 Hong Tai & Go. LahainA
II Chung Hoon * co, wailukn
II Ablo. Lahaina
10 I'm Yuen & Go, Wailuku
R~ETAIL-HA a
W Jones. KeauhOu. Kau-
. Sal CheOng. Kahalii, Hilo.
: F Spencer, Waimea.
. Akana < AkOi, Keauhou, KAu.
IS Ung Teng & Chum SUN Choy. Holualos' Kona.
Is L AhlO * Co., HOnomAkau, y. KohAls.
% Lee ON, Pueo, Hilo.
- + W Bartels, Honuapo. Rau.
30 L Akamu, HilO.
kAUAI-RETAIL.
Is Q sGhOlz; Lihue
81 Go Ka, Hanalei.
WHOLESALE.
20 C Brewer & Co.. Queen st. Honolulu.
1 c B~ertelmann, Hanalei, Kauai.
3 Chass Makee. Waikiki. Maui.
q IN Wight. Kolos. Kauai.
I Hart Bros, Hotel st. Honolulu.
10 5 z Ford. Wailuku, Maui,
1 Akena .Honokaa. Hamakua, Hawaii.
10 Amana. Kahului, Maui
II AlO. LAhaina-
Is Hart Bros, Hotel St Honolulu.
Il VI Miranda, smiths Lane,
Il Chung Kee, Fish Market,
Il Chung HOOn. Waikiki, Maui.
70 AkOna. MaulIi. Hilo, Hawaii.
=. Wong Chong, MakawAO, Maui.
SHIPPING.
% H Hart. Honolulu. Oahu.
BOAT.
Il ThOs Spencer, Jr Hilo. Hawaii.
. d Dayton, Honolulu, Oahu.
- H TurtOn, LabAina. Maui.
CAKE
Is Wal Lum. Hanalei, Kauai,
FIRE ARMS.
: T Lishmau, honA, oahu
II w Poster,
Is " 2 SOler,
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~ Invalids who wish to visit the favorite
sanataria in Kona, Hawaii, will find the new
steamer Iwalani a great boon; as she will run
direct to the eastern hawaiian ports instead of
obliging them to make the whole circuit of the
island as they have had hitherto to do.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

e AT a meeting of the Trustees of the Musl-
cal Hall Association held on the 10th inst, the
following officers were elected: S. G. Wilder,
President; VIM. G. Irwin, Vice President; j. A.
Hassinger, Secretary; H. A, Widsmann, Treas
urer
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

Il DR.. Nelson, the Resident Physician of
the Leper Settlement at Kalawao, has been
making a tour of the Island of Molokai us
Government vaccinating officer. He reports that
there are no cases of small pox ON Molokai and
that the people generally are in a favorable state
of health.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

F.K NLAxuKoA. has this day been appointed an
20 take acknowledgements 20 contracts for labor
dstrict Of Wailuku. Mani
II. P. CARTER Minister Of the Interior.
tf~ Oface. Mar. 9Th, 1881. 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

~ AT a meeting of the stockholders of the
Musical Hall Association, held in the Music
Hall on the evening of the 14th inst, the
Treasurer reported the following state of the
Association
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

u We publish a supplement to-day, to
which we refer our readers for interesting cor
respondence on topics of the day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

Our Minister of the Interior has a Chi
nese elephant in quarantine. However, it is
expected that those who ordered the elephant
will take charge of him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

DIR. Stangenwald and Messrs. Henry
Warehouse and A. C. Smith have during the
last week vaccinated over 400 persons.
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BY AUTHORITY.
Weekly Report Of the Board of Health,
Week ending March. 18th, IL M.

Nech SAuAnS moASA- 1oIh, x IL
small Pox cases reported since date of
last r.l.I. .-a.--. 80 -. -.--"---.- 81
small F"E cases previOusly--..-"-..... 30
Tl... . es reported 357
Deaths s...- st Weekly Report: IS
Apiki, k, Kaumakapili.
Kamaka, w, Quarantine Hospital.
Pau, w, Paeaki.
Kaumahaole, k, Quarantine Hospital.
Luika Kahia, W, Quarantine Hospital.
Kane, k, Alekoki.
KekiPi, X Quarantine Hospital.
Kama, K, q"
Manuel Don, k, Manoa Valley.
Nahinaapau, w, Niolopa.
Keoni, k, Quarantine Hospital.
Mrs. w. C.. Jones, Puunui.
Hawaii, w, Ulakoheo.
HOopii, k, Quarantine Hospital.
Moku, \,
Napahi, W,
Kaaka, W, Kikihale.
Number of deaths. ...... IS
Number of deaths previously reported. 81
Total lis
Placed in quarantine since last report. 40
At their own 81
AT - ---.- -. 80. 10
Number in quarantine at date of last
epOrt..-..--...-- ---lSol
Total --.-- -..--..""- @Ooo
Less discharged, well ..-.--.- A
" L" from quarantine 22O
10 90
Total in quarantine this date......174S
]. a. HAssINGER,
Office of the Board of Health, Secretary.
March IS, 1881.
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= Only two fresh cases of small po1 had
occurred on Kauai up to Wednesday last, when
the steamer James Makee left there.
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r.. Hl Z# .
THE most emf n medical authorities
are now agreed, that the only genuine vac
cine matter is that which originates in q
spontaneous development of cow-poX, in
a calf or heifer. The pedigree of such mat
ter, lymph, or virus is carefully noted and
recorded by medical men in vaccine estab-
lishments in different parts of the world.
And no virus of approved quality can be
obtained by any process of incubation of
an animal. AS an evidence Of the impor-
lance attached to the production of gen
uine vaccine matter, we subjoin the follow
ing statement made in the British House
of Commons.
VACCINATION WITH Conference.-The official
Introduction of-Tke announcement with re-
gard to animal vaccination which MIR. Dodson
made in the House of Commons on behalf of the
Ministry, on the 18th inst, is one upon which
the Government and the profession are alike to
be congratulated. Mr.. Dodson, replying to DR..
Cameron's request that the National Vaccine
Establishment should supply animal lymph for
the use of those who prefer It to humanlZed
lymph, promised that the department should
make arrangements by. which animal lymph
might be supplied as stock to medical practition-
ers as they might desire. The only limitation
which Mr.. DodsOn made to this concession was
that it would be necessary for the Establishment
to start their new lymph-providing arrangements
from a well-established case of spontaneous cow
pox a matter which can hardly be difficult, in
view of the exact records which are Kept at the
continental stations, notably at DR.. Warlomont's
in Brussels, of the pedigree of the animal lymph
now used. We may assume therefore, that, in
the course of a very short time, any practitioner
who desires to revive his stock of lymph by
recourse to the calf will be able to carry out his
wishes by application to Whitehall 1t cannot
be doubted that a large and increasing number
of practitioners viii avail themselves ofthis new
boon, which promises, indeed, to remove one
very solid ground of objection from vaccination
altogether viz, that of the alleged incubation
of other diseases.-EditOr Of British MedicdL
Journal, June 49,
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90
PROCLAMATION.

by the Grace OF
GOD: of the Hawaiian Islands,
E1NG:
s-eeabIy to Article thirty-third of
lconstitution of Our Kingdom,
ave this day appointed, and do
bg proclaim and make known
Beloved Subject and SISTER, HER
vi HIGHSEss the PRINCESS LILIU-
NAM as REGENT Of Our King
|tb administer Our Government
)uE NAME, during Our absence
iOUR Kingdom.
> at Iolani Palace, in Honolulu,
- this Goth day of January, in
AZ the year Of Our LORD, One
Thousand Eight Hundred
, and Eighty-one; and in the
Seventh Year of OUR Reign.
REX.
be KING:
fDB. l.. GREEN,
Premier and Minister OF
't Foreign Affairs.
lder and by virtue of the prov-
Of an Act entitled San Act to
late the carrying of Passengers
and the Letting to Hire
arr1ages, Wagons, Carts, Drays
Vehicles IN the District OF
.oluln, approved ON the 1st day
ugust, A. ID. 1873, /, HENRY A.
AFTER, Minister Of the Interior
be Hawaiian Kingdom, do hereby
e the following Rule and Regula-
TO be observed by licensed car
of Passengers and Freight in the
,rict ID Honolulu.
b licensed Carriage, Wagon, Cart,
y or other vehicle shall, without
permission of the Board Of Health,
Is Agent, take or carry any per-
who'll sick with Small Pox or
q disease, dangerous to the public
ia. or whom the driver of such
Rage, Wagon, Cart, Dray or other
Gle. shall have reason to believe
Small Pox, or other disease dan
us to the public health, or take or
y the remains of any person who
died of Small Pox or other disease
Eerous to the public health, or
IN such driver shall have reason to
ave has died of Small Pox or other
ase dangerous to the public health.
any such driver shall violate the
Of the foregoing Regula-
1 the license of such vehicle may
revoked by the Minister OF the
III. a. p. CARTER,
Minister of the Interior.
se of the Department of the In
terror. February 9, 1881.
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y The German steamer Lydia, arrived this
morning bringing several hundred Chinese
laborers for Mr.. Spreckels. She remains outside
the reef.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

~ Waialua, on Molokai has for some time
past been known as a gambling resort and has of
late become quite notorious in that respect. A
raid was recently made by the police upon those
who indulge in the depraving excitement and
no less than sixty natives were brought up and
fined for this offense against the law of the land.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

- We regret to announce the death OF
Mr.. Thompson, father of DIR. Thompson OF
Kohala.
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Thomas Carlyle was born December 4th, 1875,
and lad ierelore attained the goodly age of IS
year. and 30 months on February 9Th last, the
doe { his death ss
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

A curious marriage lately occurred at Oakland,
California, when j. w. Softwich was reunited
to the wife from whom lac bad been divorced
about two months before. Mrs. Loltwich be.
came too fond Of one A. W. Pearson, and the firta.
ton ended in a divorce and her marriage with
Pearson. The newly married couple after n
honeymoon which seems to have been full OF
bitter reflections. emphasized by poverty, deter
mined to commit suicide together, by taking
laudanum. Pearson died. but his wife
took an overdose and recovered. A few weeks
after, her former husband asked her return TO
her former home; she consented, and they have
been married again. The fact that the LOftwichs'
had a young child. the offspring Of their first
union, no doubt assisted tho reeoneiIiation
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

The "Decima," will shortly arrive with an
other horde of Chinese, and Hawaii be deci-
mated
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SMALLPOX

The following new cases are reported since
the list published by US last Saturday was
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Preparatory Day School, No. 122 Nuuanu
Avenue.

AWISS CLINCH HAS CLOSED THE ABOVE
I'VE until the Public Day Schools reopen
u TRIMS Hall q dollar weekly Music Lessons in
eluird 81. so weekly. or IS per month. paid in advance.
Music Lessons. three lessons. (half hour 81.
Offers OF Needle Work or Copying would be very acceptable
flo I'm
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

Although the Chinese desrIse the Japapese ~
their imitation of European manners md civ ~.
ton, their intercourse with foreign natic os ~
pears to have given an impetus to n,c, ~
changes in the Celestial Empire likely To 10 o.;,a
as momentous in their results to the MAIL ss
anything that has occurred in Japan. Fol ,naa~
years past there has been going On a centraIs-c,
. % power ~ FekIhg wnlcn mas gseatly
No doubt the necessity for better means Of seIc
defense against foreign aggression, shown t0,bcTo
by the results OF all their contests with Enrc,esa
nations, and kept constantly before their ey,s hi.
the unsettled state of their relations with Rae
has been a prime mover in this effort at CONSOLE
dation Of the Imperial power.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

~ The story OF Lajos will be continued III
our next issue.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1881-03-19

Another narrow escape from a serious fire
accident being Immediately opposite that which
took place a few days previously in Kukui Lane
Just off Nuuanu street, and its causes being, so far
as can be learnt, exactly similar. At the time
the fire broke out there was no one in the house
except two young lads, who were in bed and
asleep. There was a lighted kerosene lamp in
the house, but the lads do not seem to be able to
saw what they had done with it, but it is coniec-
tured that as in the former case, it had been put
on the bed. When the fire was discovered the
mosquito bars were all ablaze. The fire bell
rang out an alarm, but before the members of the
fire companies could reach the spot, the flames
had been extinguished by neighbours and passers
by.
w The Commercial Agent of the Chinese
Government, Mr. Along, has been besieged with
letters from his countrymen, who are detained
at the quarantine establishments, complaining OF
what is no doubt thought to be an unwarrantable
interference with their liberty. Discomfort cul.
minated on Thursday morning at the station on
the reef when a placard or notice made its APP
pearance there, informing the Chinese that unless
they obtained employment they would be put in
gaol; so at least they interpreted the meaning of
the notice. 1t seems probable that if Mr.. Afone's
son had not arrived at the critical moment a
disturbance would have arisen ending probably
in a forcible escape. Assurances that their case
should be brought before the Judges at once
claimed the excitement. This circumstance ought
to serve as a warming to the Authorities in case
the law allows them to persist in the detention
% thsss men.
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~ Up to the hour of our going to press, the
P. NJ. S. S. City of New York, due here on
Monday last from Auckland, had not been sig
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THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObertiser ,

SATURDAY, MARCH 10, 1881.
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- The Chinaman who was in custody for
assaulting Capt. Ross, escaped from the Police
Station last night, during the change of watch.
A reward has been offered for his recapture.
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larry requested 70 ~ ASK FOR ADVERTISED LKf n
1t Az. BRIcRwooD. r. n. q.
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Al. p. CAErEE. Minister u Interior.
IgH
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RECEIPTS.
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Remaining Friday morning, March, 18th 12O
Chas. 5. Rodgers, MD,
HoNoLULU. March 18th. 1881.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-05-05
CANNED GOODS.

Pears, Peaches, Pinespples, To-
natoes, Salmon, Corned Beef, Deviled
Ham and Turkey, sardines, &c.
Macaroni and Cheese, Ginger Pre-
serves, Pin Head Oat Meal, Coope,
Gelatine, Mustard, Black Pepper aud
Nutmegs.
Baldwin Catsup, Cross & Black
WELLS Chow Chow, Empire Chow
Chow, Assorted Pickles, Lea g. Per
rims Worcestershirc Sauce.
j. F. MoAIASTER & 60.
sept IA
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APPEAL FOR AID.

APPEAL FOR AID.
Dfessrs Editors: Pride of Fairfield Lodge,
No. 21l5, G. u. O. Of D. F., will hold
their first annual celebration June8, 1881.
Lodges from Columbi, and Chester will
be present. Donations are asked from
the oiaizens to assist in making the ooca-
sion success. Bands Of music will be
here from different p ,ints. Hams. -four,
and such like, will be gladly received by
the Committee. also money. Donations
will be handed to any one Of the Commit
tee or our agents. :;
JNO. D. SMART, WI. MCDOWELL,
j. NJ. MCCALL, s. VI. MS4NTOSH.
l. l.. PURCELL.
ap2S- Chairman Committee.
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'I} CLoTHlNa.-Mr. B. Sugenheimer
advertiscs that he has splendid stock
Of ready-made clothing, which he de-
sires to reduce by Offering the differ.
ent articles at very low prices. This
stock has been very carefully selected,
and will be found to contain a variety
sufficient to suit every phase Of taste.
When you want good suit of clothes,
be sure to look in at B. Sugenheimer's.
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TERMs OF THE NEWS AND HERALD.
.i'rtSweekly edition, four dollars per
ae'snstsl, in advance; weekly edition,
&i,Woidollars and fifty conts per AMMAN,
~ advance. Liberal discount to clubs
of.1ye and upwards.
itATEs OF ADvERTIsING.-One dollar
8pcrdlsch for the first insertion, Dad
MY cents per inch for each subseo lent
sllllssae9Etaon. These rates apply to all ad
Of whatever natu rc, and
la|l Sspayable strictly in advance. Con-
tracts TOR three, six or twelve months
matte.on very liberal terms. Tran
silent local notices, fifteen cents per
ling for the first insertions and seven
1nd0nc-half cents per line for each
oquent insertion. Obituaries and
tributes of respect charged as adver-
tfsenicnts. Simple announcements OF
marriages and deaths published free OF
charge, and solicited. -. J.. -.
All communications, Of whatsoever
natNre, should be addressed to the
WiHnsboro Publishing Company
Wlnsboro, s. G.
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ELEGANT JEWELRY CHEAP,

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SdGn esX ng pSs pSGset book Initiation s
s'sn. x'isl1tng cards Al these lasd se in
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bracelets rose SCARF PIN gold plated set gold
cameo scarf pin, genuine Partisan diamoad stud,
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Sa,it1r Samte1 rng Ma!tsSe earrings with p. diamond
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