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Howett, Alex Muttart, B. Robinson VIM. How
EFT and VIM. Campbell. of Cape Traverse;
landlord Allen, Geo. Allen. John Allen, Edward
Trenholme and j. NJ. McGlassing. of Cape Tor
mentne. There is very little hope of their
safety.
LATER-A telegram from Sackville, n. B.,
says intelligence has just been received that the
missing ice-boats and passengers landed, last
night at Argyle, an out of the way place on
Prince Edwards Isle. All, except Captain
Irving, are badly frozen
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the Twenty third Army Corps during the Nash
vile campaign, and what position did it occupy
I'd, Who commanded the army from Pulaski
back to Nashville during the retreatl 1t would
seem from the lecture of the General that the
Fourth Army Corps was all the troops THAI
participated in that ever memorable campaign.
TwENTY-THIRD ARMY CORPS.
INDIANAPOLIS Jan 30
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The Ministers to Take a Hand.

The pastors and ministers of the city are re-
quested to meet at the lecture room Of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, on Monday at $3.50
o'clock, to consider what may be done to protect
the Sabbath from dissertation aud to secure the
better enforcement of laws that effect the best
interests of this community
= N. A. HYDE,
REUBEN JEFFERY,
-" ;a1 A. III. CARRIER,
f. A BRADLEY,
JOHN ALABAsTER.
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How young soever you may be,
With failing teeth, you're grim and old;
And losing your mouths purity,
Your features seem both dull ard cold
Then man or maid, warned of your fate,
Seek Sozodont, e'er it's too late
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How They Do 1t.

Atlanta Constitution.
The public has often been curious to know
how it is that Washington correspondents can
give accurate synopses of speeches delivered in
the Senate while that body is in secret session.
1t is very simple. The correspondents get to-
gether, and A, who has written one of the sena
toral speeches, swaps notes with correspondents
who have written the other speeches At least
this is what the correspondents say.
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ments, but place them collectively under gen
eral managing board of directors. Under this
arrangement uniform rates will be established,
and the best paying house will share its profits
with the other houses
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DAILY WEATHEK BULLETIN.
Indications.
Indications.
WAR DEPARTMENT. J
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81, 1885.


WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THIS CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, JAN 81, 1885. }
For Tennessee and the Ohio vailey-Partly
cloudy weather, local rains, variable winds,
slightly warmer in eastern portion, stationary
temperature in western portion.
For the Lower Lake Regon-Partly cloudy
weather, local rains. generally warmer. variable
Winds generally northerly
For the Upper Lake Region-Generally warm
err, partly cloudy weather, local SHOWS, variable
winds.
For the Upper mississippi valley-Generally
warmer, partly cloudy weather. local SHOWS or
rains, variable winds.
For the Missouri valley-Partly cloudy
weather. local rains or SHOWS, southerly winds
generally shifting to westerly, warmer weather.
falling. followed in northern portions by rising
barometer.
Local Observations.
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ROssa's Rhyme.
Boston Post.


Boston Post. 'T~'
I'm roaring dynamiter.
So / am;
An incendiary writer,
But sham.
Still the words loudly boiler
Have brought me many a dollar.
Though l am not as a fighter
.<s Worth a -
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Ouestious for. General Knefier.

To the Editor OF the indianapolis Jou rnati
desire TO ask General Knefler one or two
questions in reference to his lecture before the
Grand Army post ia this city lst Where was
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Ahead of Our Postal System.

- Ahead Oh Our fostai Syseem.
New York Sun.
London mail-carriers now call at private resi-
dences for parcels the same as do express
messengers in this country A scarlet card is
furnished by the postal authorities which, when
displayed in the window, insures a call from the
nOStman
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Local Observations.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16

WAsHINGTox, May I.-As regards the
Eustis interview, which occasiOned
such comment, and apropos of which
the Star and Post have striYCn SO hard
To place Senator Eustis in an unfavor-
able light, it now appears that SO far
from having done harm, the Louisiana
Senator has done good. There was
quite as much talk to-day as yesterday,
but il was Of different character. The
surprise had worn OFT, and men had
begun to ask themselves whether they
had not been thinking practically
what EuStis said. Furthermore, it
transpired that very wholesome I'M
pulse has been given 10 affairs.
The Indiana delegation called this
morning to renew their protest against
further delay in the matter of revenue
collectors, and instead of encOunterinQ
the usual solemn shrugs and regrets
over the tremendous press of business
and renewed assurances Of the neces-
sity of caution and delibcTation they
found the administration in Il most
conciliatoTy frame Of mind and ready
to act with exemplary feryor. Indeed
the delegation were informed that if
the department really yearned for any
one special thing IL vas To settle that
| Indiana business immediately. 1t was
agreed then and there that the matter
was to be taken up and disposed of not
| later than Monday and the delegation
retired. bewildered at the promp tness
and expendition with which they had
arranged things.
In the Postoihce Department, as APP
pears i'll these dispatches tonight,
| there has been more Southern business
attended TO to-day than i'll three weeks
preceding and everywhere, as the
! rimes-Democrat correspondent gath
crs from perfectly trustworthy sources
/ there is a very marked and wholesome
change. Col. Villas is still unable Il
| get around to the New Orleans Post
office, although he promised Senator
| Eustis, some weeks ago that he would
act Immediately in the premises, But
it is possible that under the new dis
pensation invoked by little vigorous
criticism this promise may soon be re
deemed.
Certainly there is a deal of unfGvor
4 able comment in the fact that a post
master. who was condemned as un
worthy by the Republican government
which installed him, should bc per
mitttcd t. hold over two months uude
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16
What IIr. De- Ponte Says:

Relative to the above interview, re-
porter of the States called this morn
Ing to see DuRant DaPOntc. ESQ, an
intimate friend Of Senator Eustis, and
a trusted adviser of the latter in bis
contest for seat III the United States
Senate in 1873.
"Have you read" quericd the States
man, the interview Of Col. Lacharie
with a reporter of the Herald, in this
citv?"
II have"
"Do you know anything Of the
charges preferred against Mr.. Eustis
by Col Xacharie relation TO his position
and conduct at Washington, while he
was endeavoring to get his seat in the
Senate at the time of his first elcc-
! ton ?'
Eyes, l know all about it. | an per-
sonally informed of everything that
happened III Washington at that tune
in connection with that question"
"What is the source Of your infoTlna-
tion 2"
~ accompanied Mr.. Eustis TO Wash
ington on the occasion referred to, and
remained with him there as his friend,
representative and adviser"
'Col. Xacharic in his interview with
| the Herald man says: In 1877 or 1873,
! cannot now recall the exact year, he
iEustisl obtained his seat in the
| United States Senate, as was generally
/ said in Washington. by combination
with the sta.wart Republicans, picdg-
/ ing himself 10 vote with them against
/ the conservative policy of Hayes. L,
myself, was in Washington, and fire.
qucntly heard of this urgangemen nj
/ being effected through Bill Chandler
/ Mr.. Eustis' former classmate at Har-
ward, and late Secretary Of the Navy
under Arthur How about this, Mr.
! DaPontc?'
"Of course | cannot deny that Col
/ Xacharie heard this IN Washington, q:
( he might have heard a thousand Other
! things equally destitute of foundation
! 1T is true that Mr.. Eustis and MIR
/ Chandler were personal friends, anC
/ the latter was also personal friend o
mine. 1 therefore felt justified in sub
hitting the case Of Mr.. Eustis befor,
| Mr.. Chandler, and asking him to us,
his influence with his Republican
/ friends To induce them to act in Mr.
, Eustis' behalf. as merely question o
law was involved and to remit thei
hasty preiudices against my friend a
Il representative Of the Louisiana Dem
ocracY. l have had several interview
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16
NOTICE.

Taken out Of river opposite
Young's Point Tuesday, May 18th
A black pony, with white star in
forehead, hind feet white, left front
foot white, branded A on hip
about 3 years old. The owner can
have same by proving property
and paying cost.
May l6-4t. JAMES FoRBIsH.
Mound, La.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16
SUCCESSION SALE.
Eigh Il District Court State Of Louis
lana, Parish OF Madison.

succession ofJuSlA.r STi:DnnyGu--N".
80 Probate Docket.
By virtue Of an ordermadc by the
judge OF said Court, III the above
entitled matter, and in pursuance
Of commission from said court to
me directed, VIII proceed to sell,
1t public auction, a. the door of the
court house Of said Parish, in the
town Of T"lluIah, Louisiana, with
in the hours prescribed by law, ON
saturday, the
9th day Of june, 4. -. 1885,
all the right, title and interest of
the succession of Josiah stan
brough. in and to the following de-
scribcd property, to-wit: The
"Joanu" plantation, situated IN
said Parish, fronting on Eounda-
way Bayou, on the west side there
Of, composed Of lots Nos. (5) five
and (GJ six, and the south % hall
of lot No. q seven, in Township
No. (l6) sixteen north. Range No.
G2) twelve cast, and containing
l32O) three hundred and twenty
acres, more or less, with the build.
ings and improvements thereon.
TERMS OF SALE-Ca>h, with
benefit Of apprai~cmcnt.
JANIS 7. MCCLEILhN.
Executor.
Tallulah, La, April 18th, 1880.
Nav >, ct.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16
What the Richmond Wing Says:

Senator Eustis (DemocraD, Of
Louisiana, pronounceS solemn
judgement on Cleveland, "from a
Democratic point of view" that,
go far, he "has been conspicuous
and humiliating failure" Accord
ing to the Senator, the President :
conduct has been "little less than
disgusting, untrue to the confidence
reposed in him, and unworthy OF
the great compliment bestowed
upon him by his constituents"
We may remark that similar
Judgment has been reached by a
multitude of the hungry and thirsty
in Virginia.-Richmond Wing.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16
Senator Geo. w. MontgoU.1fg
Parish Of Madison.
RcpreScntutircs.
Police jury.
Parish School Board.

Mcclellan. President ;WB XII.
J. G Clarke, W. IL. Harvey, john
Erwin, Sol. Fried, A. l.. Slack, "
Sharkcy, \. T.. MoHettc, Sec'y.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16
Not Satisfied

There is an universal complaint
that Cleveland is going too slow.
He promised to turn out every
partisan politician in office, who
used the powers and privileges Of
his Office in active politics, and he
hasn't done it. If he had, every
republican oilice-holder in Louis
lana would have been turned out
neck and heels Patriot-DCmO-
crat.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16
JURY LIST.
State of Louisiana, Parish OF Madison,
Sth District CouTt---Clcrk's Oficc.

certify that the following is Il cor
rect list Of Jurors, drawn April j, 1850,
to serve at the June term 1850, viz:
u ,.-,r.u- Il q ri MNL.E (
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16

the MugwumpS. The understand
inc j. that the effort Will coutiuu,
until it succeeds or until ii be-
comes evident that the PrcsidcI t
i thoroughly welded to hi pres
cut course. Then ihc administra-
ton will proceed in harmony with
Democratic sentiment or it will.
dissolve and Congress will take
up the quarrel.
Mcanwhile every nerve is being
strained 10 preserve harmony and
a solid front until the President
shall consider the situation ana
mat".an ivrcvucablc choice. The
ENQUIRER has called in lis pickets
and declared .luarely for the Pre-
ident. The Couricr-Journal is
roaring as swcr;lv as a sucking
dove. Vest. Beck and others have
had themselves interviewed and
pronounced enthusiastically for
the administratioA-but the situa-
ton is delicate and nobody j.
really happy. Senator Eustis has
set fire to the MAGAZINE, and the
watch.pn All know that what he
saws has found an echo in every
Democratic heart.
Thus far the President has re-
spondcd by appointing Senator
Vests son inspector Of consulatcs,
Il wonderfully fat place, and hv
giving it to be understood that he
will give Gov. Reynolds. OF Mis-
souri, his choice between the Span
ish and italian mission. This is
well as far as it goes, but it does
not cover the case. The point is
on the stubborn retention of OBJ
noxious parlisans in Office, the pro-
lection Of convicted delimqucnts,
as in the case of the New Orleans
and Nickburg postoGiccS, the per-
sistcnt obstruction to the foregoing
Of a genuinely Democratic admin
istration. It is to this end that
the alliance referred to will work
and upon this issue the Cleveland
administration will capture or an
tagonizc the next Congress. Every
body is discussing the situation
and watching the result with sole
itudc. There is no doubt as to the
facts here related or as TO the con-
tingcncies depending on the out
come.
WAsHINGroy, May T.-As a fur
Their evidence of the feeling in high
Democratic circles. thc Critic OF to
day has the following:
"Thc smoldcring discomfort,
which has for more than Il month
pyrlncatcd certain Democratic cir
clcs here, broke out last night in q
meeting of Conference held at WI
lard's, the results Of which are to,
day the rcigning political sensation
There were present Democratic
Senators, Representatives ant
prominent citizens from Michigan
Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Mis-
souri,, Kentucky, Virginia ali,
elsewhere, including several mem
bcrs Of the National Democratic
Committee. The discussions wcr
LGhSIhy ana eaL n,I, ~ was ulec'
! ~ all his Cabinet had refused t
/ remove Republican office holders
even ont he ground Of oiIensiv
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16
Local Mail.

Mail from Ashwooi, New Carthage,
King ana Cape. arrives Mondays, We'd
nCNdays AMI Fridays, at ll::m am, am
leaves ut I:3O pm. of same days.
Mail from Omega and NIiliiEcns nj
arrives Monday, Wednesday and hi
day at II am, and leaves at , pm. OF
same days.
J ". IEBERT. p NJ.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16
RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
ID IL / Eft &.


Who said anything about over,
how2
This town is suffering for q
hotel.
Commend me to a screcching re-
former.
New potatoes will soon be plen,
tiful.
John L. Wilson has fenced his
lumber yard.
The stock law still remains al
unmitigated fraud.
What do you think about Nr.
Uouston's statement?
When you have your picture
taken you must not grin.
Dewbcrrics are selling in Baton
Rouge at five cents pint.
Rev. Mr.. Prosscr, was married
in New Orleans last week.
You have not much time left IN
which to see the Exposition.
The cool spell is over, but il
stayed with us about week.
If you will plant cow peas IL
among your corn it will beneiityou
Those past due subscriptions
will come in very handy about
now.
The Mississippi came to a stanC
at Vicksburg Monday at 40 fee
IL inches.
The church has the bell in posi-
ton; do not be surprised to hca
1t ring.
Tie bridge gang has been work
ing on the Brushy bayou bridg,
this week.
The rain made a desperate
struggle this week 10 come dow
bat failed.
Mr. Fried had new potatoes 70
dinper on May 9th. Is anyone
ahead of him?
4 shoemaker who can make first
class shoes and boots can fin
steady employment in Tallulah.
MaXwcll.thc supposed murdcrC
of Prellcr in st. Louis, has bee
arrested in Auckland, New Zealand
The TINES Job Office will d
any kind Of job work. Letter
heads speciality. Satisfactio
guaranteed.
The Canadians and the Mantle
la half-breeds had a bloody battl
on May 9th, in which ono Cans
dian was killed.
DR.. Irrelevant is well Statistic
with his trip to New Orleans, as
Miss Celia Groves, his daughter
who accompanied him.
The crops can get along yer
comfortably for awhile withor
rain, but the cisterns and watcl
barrels are gaping for it.
Mr.. Josh G.. Clarke has remove
to Nickburg, where he is engage
in the insurance business wit
Mcssrs Doherty & Gillaspie.
Mr.. Sol Fried left for the Expo
sition last Sunday, to join Mrs
Fried, who left some days befor,
They are expected back to-day.
There is still possibility of w
between Russia and England. Ru
STA wants England to pay the e
pcnse of Russia's war prcpar
tions. Russia must he a reformC
if you can judge by "check."
Mr.. Rose, the photographer,
still in Tallulah, and has addC
more material to his stock. Don
be afraid that he will not suit yol
he takes iirst-class pictures, al
at very reasonable rates. V
will not soon have a better cham
to get a good likeness Of yourso
In none of our exchanges of Il
country press have we found a 81
gle one that speaks approvingly
Senator Eustis' attack upon Pre-!
dent observation-disclosures Bullet
Oh Oh
NOTICE.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16

Judge VIM. A. Seay, of Shrcve-
port. has been appointed consul
general and minister resident to
Bolivia.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-05-16
Terms Of Court.

Nadiyon-Jury Tcrnl-lst MondaJs
in January and June. Civil term
Mondays IN April and November.
East Carroll-Jury term--lst MOnd: "f
i'm J1lv and December. Civil term,
Mondays in May and October.
25th Senatorial District.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1885-03-06

Mr.. BLAINE-Wednesday after the funeral of
Mrs. Walker, Hon. James 6. Blaine met Father
Clarke, S. j., in Baltimore, and their meeting
though for tho first time was very cordial. Dur
ing the war Major Walkers family, of which Mr..
Blaine's mother was member, lived in Baltimore
and Father Clarke was ther spiritual adviser and
he had spoken with them of the baptism and con-
irmation of Mr.. Blaine. Holding Dir. Blaine by
the hand, after some conversation, Father Clarke
said "Your sister had strong belief that you
would one day return to the fold of the Catholic
Church, the ono universal apostolic church.
Stranger things have happened. A few months
ago you looked forward. no doubt to q very diff
ferent scene from that which you have just come.
But my dear Mr. Blaine, we have Holy Writ for
the saying that 1t is better for man to go to the
house of mourning than to the hause of feasting
and merriment.'"
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TELLY OF GLYCERINE AND ROSES, FOR
j rendering the skin soft and smooth and sllay-
ing roughness, caused by cold winds and impure
soaps. In metal tubes with screw tops Price %
eta. each. For sale by 4. A. WAKEFIELD,
;an16 152 King street.
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CARRIAGES!

V II II N i II VI IO!
We have on hand an assortment
OF NEW AND SECONDHAND CARRIAGE
AND SPRING WAGONS.
which we offer at bottom prices. Come and see
before purchasing.
REPAIRING done promptly and at lowest rates
oct29.6m SUMMERS & BRO, Pitt ST.
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SCR!PTIoN FOR SICK HEADACHE and LEAD
BEATER'S LUBRICATING LINIMEET, the
great remedy for Rheumatism, Sprains &c. For
sale BY Ljan22l s.I.EADBEATER BRO:
EUREKA HAIR ToNIC.-This preparation
~ will certainly invigorate and promote the
growth of the hair, whether lost from age, sick
ness or any other cause is entirely free from pol
son and will restore the natural color if faded and
dead from the use ofimpure washes For sale by
WAKEFIELD & HALL, Druggists
teb12 Cor Prince and Fairfax sts.
MIDvALE CAST STEEL FOR SALE AT LOW
~ PR1CES.-We have on hand supply OF
Flat, Square and Octagon Cast Steel Of above
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steel Is warranted to be equal If not superior, 10
any Cast Steel sold in this market trial is
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.oct1O IT. CREIGHTON & SON.
CHLoRATE POTASH LoZENGEs, Browns
- Bronchial Troches, Cold Cream, Vaseline,
English Tooth Brushes, Murdock's Food. Extract
MATT, Horlick's Food. Bakers Emulsion Cod Liver
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R1SQUE! BIsQUEl BIsQUE!-Cal and SEQ
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AGRICULTURAL.
HERBERT BRYANT,
NO 25 KING STREET,

Offers for sale at LOWEST MARKET RATES,
1000 bushels Choice Receancd Western CLO-
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500 bushels strictly prime Reclesned Western
TIMOTHY.
200 bushels strictly prime Reclcanea Western
ORCHARD GRASS.
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125 BBLS. EXTRA EARLY VERMONT ROSE
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GARDEN SEEDS; SEED CORN; LAWN
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IRON-C CLAD MILK CANS, and OTHER DAI.
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The Celebrated ROLAND AND REMINGTON
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Everything for Farm and Garden, BRiANI'S
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FOUR. .FIFTHs of our American people are
afflicted with sick headache in either its
nervous, bilious or congestive forms, caused
BY irregular habits, high living, ETC., aud
no remedy has ever conquered it until DR..
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,IDAY EVENING. MARCH 6 1886.
DRT GOODS.

VI
HANDKERCHEIFS
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
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their stock of
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the benefits derived from the purchase by offer
ing them st lust
UNE HALF FORMER PRICE.
Fonr-Button Dressed and Undressed Opera Kid
Gloves. all sizes, i'll Opera and hodes
ONLY 75c PER PAIR
Formerly sold for 81 so per pair.
We have just received new invoice Of
SUEDE GLOVES, IN BUTTON AND MOUSQUE-
TAIRE,
season.
EMBROIDERED HANDkERCHIEFS.
We are showing superb line of the above goods
in White and Colored Embroidered, with Hem
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styles, from 81 1ac. to $3.50 each.
NOVELTIES IN FINE SILK HOSE.
PARTI.COLORED SILK HOSE
in the following combinations of coors: Old gold
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