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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21

The ex-Emperor Napoleon has come
out in his own vindication with the fol-
lowing letter, which he sent to one of
the contributors of the Figaro, and
which has been published in that pa
per:
"M. de St. Genest, in a remar kable article
published in the Figaro, asserted that the
Emperor's crime consisted in the declara-
tion of war at a time when he ought to have
known that France was not prepared to
maintain it. 1t would be more just to say
that the fault Of the Emperor was TO rely
upon the accuracy upon ths reports of the
situation and of the possibility Of assem-
bling within few days the various ele-
meats Of which armies are edhposed.
"NAPcIRor."
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21
ALIEGANY COUNTY, MARYLAND, SATURDAY, SEPT

The countenance of Mr.. Avenel was
slightly confused when he met his
nephew at the breakfast table the next
morning; but, further than that, there
was no sign of the discontinue he had
undergone. He gave Juliet an exquisite
set of wedding pearls when she was
married, and congratulated Harry after
a very cordial fashion. But he never
proposed to Mrs. Hawkhurst, and as
she never expected anything of the sort,
no harm was DONE
And everything goes on at Avenel
place just precisely as it ought. Mr..
Avenel keeps his housekeeper and Har.
ry has gained wife.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21

A correspondent rives these direc-
tions as to how to timber prairies: Let
every IAN that lives on the prairie out
of reach of timber ask his friends in the
East or elsewhere to stop few moments
when in the woods, after seeds and nuts
have matured, and gather any and all
that might be of value as timber or as
wind breakers and sen to him by mail
or by express, and then when the proper
time comes plant and attend to them
as he wou ID q crop of grain. Thus the
prairles would soon put on more genial
and homelike appearance, and in time
these numerous small forests would
have their influence on the climate
rains would be more certain, crops more
regular, and as a result the whole coun-
try would be benefited. Those of us
living where we can get all such things
should make it our duty to do so, and
if we get more than our personal friends
need let others know that we have them
either for sale or gratuitous distribution
to applicants, and las know from ex-
perience) they will not go begging for
applicants. Cones of evergreen should
be pulled (the earlier after November
the better) and placed in warm place,
where they will open and the seeds can
be shaken out and saved; they are
quite small and need close box or
case, else they will fall through and be
lost. All kinds of timber can thus be
tried, and soon the vast "desert" of
America will be an object OF history
alone. 1t takes but a few moments of
our tim' to pick a pocketful of nuts or
acorns, ETC., and they will be better
than monuments in marble of those
who take the small pains to gather and
grow them. Let us all do what we can
in this, our plain duty to our friends
and posterity.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21
The Jews in Palestine.

The 10000 Jews living in Palestine
are said to be in culture much below
their brethren in Europe. They have
no means of support except the charity
of the Jews in Europe, America, and
Australia. They spend their time in
idleness, praying, Talmudic reading,
signing over the ruins of the temple,
and pining for restitution of the Holy
Land and the rebuilding of the sacred
edifice. Modern Judaism seems to
have Lut little sympathy for the cher
ished expectations Of there religious
paupers.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21
DRAINS.

AS a rule, bitches or drains no more
than twenty inches in depth are in
sufficient, except to carry off surface
water. No Grain will be quite effectual
unless at least three feet deep. AS a
rule, also, no straw should be put into
drains or covered bitches, in any way,
either as covering or as filling. 1t at.
tracts rats, mice, and other vermin, and
their borrowings are often injurious.
With these exceptions, the ditch de-
scribed might work pretty we'll for n
few years, but on figuring up the cost
of all, the VIC rk, gathering materials in
cluded, it will most likely be found to
be equal to a good tile drain, which
would last twenty years, and might last
fifty. If this is so, tile is evidently
cheaner.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21

SENATOR SUMNER is suffering from
pulmonary affection.
The st. Louis Globe has colored
writer on its editorial staff.
Two DAUGHTERS of Ben Holiday, of
overland stage fame, are welded to
titled foreigners.
MAGGIE MITCHELL, the sprightly little
actress, has just had christening" at
her Long Branch cottage.
YOUNG lady at Long Branch re.
ceives new dress daily from New York,
and yet does not half cover herself
when in full dress.
ROSE EYTlNGE, Consul Buffers wife,
is about to return to the stage. When
Butler married her he was too drunk to
remember it afterward.
TENNESSEE girl broke an arm on the
eve Of her wedding day, but pluckily
went through the ceremony with her
arm in sling at the appointed hour.
PAsouAL CRUZ, aged 95; Raphael
Duvelas, aged lO6 and lguacio Salazar,
aged Ill, were recently called on Off
cially, and made note of, by gentle
manly census taker in California.
ANOTHER delegation of Apache braves,
including Sitting Horse, Red Thunder
bolt, Paving Buffalo, and Leaping Pan
ther. is on its way to Washington. Sit
ting Horse is no relation to Squatting
Bear.
MRS. DANIEL CHASE, of New Hampton,
N. H., braided l 300 palm-leaf hats be-
tween July 4, 1871, and July 4, 1872,
besides doing all her household work
and working out frequently around the
village.
Mrs. SECRETARY FISH has received from
the Empress of Japan, through Minis.
ter Mori, box composed of specimens
of all the different silks manufactured
in the Empire, the handiwork of the
Empress.
A DETROIT gentleman one hundred
and five years old has lately been
troubled with failing of his eye sight,
and his doctor thinks it's the result of
smoking TO excess for the last ninety
years or so.
MRS. HORACE GREELEY's health con-
tinues to grow worse rapidly. She is
50 feeble she cannot stand, her lower
limbs having been partially paralyzed.
Her physicians think she cannot sur
vive the year.
The following politicians are or have
been editors OF papers: Henry Wilson,
Co'fax, Gratz Brown, Senator Anthony,
Stoaker Blaine, and Congressman
Bepoks, Cox, Roberts, Kinsella, Roosc-
lver, krownlow, and Getz.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21
ArtichOkes for " Keeps"

Col. Waring thus tells his troubles
with artichokes, in the american Agri-
culturist:
1t is all very we'll so long as you want
artichokes; they grow easily and any.
where, and produce enormously of nu-
tritious roots, but if left in the same
ground. they finally crowd it so closely
as to make very small tubers, and then
it becomes desirable to rotate them out
of Office. In this part of the programme
| have signally failed, and any one who
will show me how it is to be done. shall
have my hearty thanks. believe they
might be in time fed out by hogs, but
as my patch is in the center of farm
without interior fences, this is imprac
ticable, and have tried blowing, NOW.
ing, freezing, pulling, digging and hand
picking to no purpose. | have now
over about a quarter,acre not less than
ten robust plants to the square foot
the very worst weed ever had to con-
tend with. All that | have heretofore
said in favor of this plant is strictly
true. did not know until now how
true is the other side of the story, and
| would advise no one to try it except
in a patch where hogs can be confined
if necessary.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21
The Three Bells.
BY JOHN q. WHITTIER.

BY JOHN q. WHITTIER.
Beneath the low hung night cloud
That rake her splintering mast
The good ship settled slowly.
The cruel leak gained fast.
Over the awful ocean
Her signal guns pealed out.
Dear God was that Thy answer
From the horror round about?
A vo. &C came down the wild wind.
llo! ship ahoy!" its cry:
Our stout Three Bells of GIaSgow
Shall stand till daylight by!"
Hour after hour crept slowly.
Yet on the heaving swelis
Tossed up and down the ship-lights.
The lights of the Three Bells!
And ship to ship made signals.
Man answered back to man.
While oft. to cheer and hearten.
The Three Bells nearer ran;
And the captain from her taffrail
Sent down his hopeful cry.
take heart. hold on!'' he shouted
The Three Bells shall stand by!"
All night across the waters
The tossing lights shone clear:
All night from reeling taffrail
The Three Bells sent her cheer.
And when the dreary watches
Of storm and darkness passed.
Just as the wreck lurched under.
All souls were saved at last.
Sail on Three Bells. forever.
In grateful memory sail!
Ring on, Three Bells of Rescue.
Above the wave and gale!
As thine. in night and tempest.
| hear the Masters cry.
And. tossing through the darkness.
The lights of God draw nikh!
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21
A Blood Fountain.

Kentucky has wonderful spring Of
water that in summer looks like blood.
The bloody-looking water runs from it
twice week, but for only few mo-
ments at time. During the fall the
bloody water runs but once u week, and
sitter the disappearance of the bloody
hue, the water assumes n purplish hse,
which soon passes OF.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21
NUMBER 152


When Jacob courted Mary Jane
lass without fault he; hought her.
And evry ev'ning, fair or rain,
Attired in his best he sought her.
She's honest, true, and kind, said he,
As she is pretty in her features:
And II she'll only marry me.
Well be the happiest of creatures.
His parents. hearing how he felt,
And and noticing his eager furry,
SAID: Son. bC cautious. She won't melt,
Don't be in such precious hurry.
Her family are not renowned
For being quite rs meek as Moses,
And some who married in it found
NO end Of th0rns among the roses"
IN try her temper" Jacob cried.
Ru, all the aH,vn ways BY spite invented"
- His own good nature sore repented.
The more he teased to mako her mad
=, Instead Of vixen spunk revealing.
She only seemed as meekly sad
As comes of wounded tender feeling.
No longer seeing room to doubt
a. That she was mild without expression.
And she surrendered at discretion.
In proper course the wedding came,
With orange blooms and tears and laughter
A bridal tour to crown the same
And pretty cottage thereafter.
But ah. alas for Jacobs peaceI
Ere yet the honeymoon was over,
His Mary's temper broke the lease
He thought he had on life for clover.
From being gentle as of old.
And shedding tears when he'd offend her,
She turned into perfect scold.
As ugly as the Witch of Endori
Asteunded at the fearful change,
And wond'ring how he had been blinded,
The hapless man could not arrange
The question 3 answer as he minded
Till. at her fathers house. one day
He put the query. quito emphatic:
How did you take me in that way?"
Said she. I'll show you. in the attic"
And then they climbed the garrett stairs.
Till. standing under beams unnumbered.
The lady showed. with mocking airs,
A central post, with braces numbered:
You see it's nearly worn in twain,
Or seems to be, with weight it's csrried
But with my teeth gnawed the grain,
A fortnight. just, before we married!
Whenever you would tease me most.
And then had gene and left me beamng.
used to come and gnaw that post
To keep myself from raging screaming
knew you'd never know your mind.
If temper 1 should show forbade you"
Said Jacob, that my dear. was kind:
But don't wish some other had yOuH'
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21
cheaper.

VAN NosrRAND's Eclectic Engineering
Magas,ne for March reports the inven-
ton by DIR. Robert Hunter of an India
rubber plate. to be attached to the stern
of a canal boat, and moved by steam in
the manner of a fish's tail. The expert
ments with this method of propulsion
nrs said TO promise great sucoess.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21
Some Mysteries of the BarglariOus Art.

When the body of the murdered Sha-
ron Tyndale was found in this city, there
were two facts which greatly puzzled tn ,
public and the officers. One of these
was that near the pistol with which the
fatal shot was fired, was heavy pack
age of cartridges and bird shot tied up
in piece of cloth. The other was that
in the pocket of the deceased, or near
the body, was found piece of small
rubber tubing, which had never been
seen in the possession of Mr.. Tyndale.
The package of ammunition was made
to assist in sustaining the hypothesis of
suicide, which some persons seemed
greatly interested in substantiating, but
there vas no reasonable or satisfactory
explanation of it's presence. A short
time since the body of Capt. Colvoco-
resses was found in Bridgeport, CT. He
was murdered in the street for his
money, and near him was founL a
package of bird shot and other ammuni.
ton tied up in cloth. About the 18th
of last month the Third National Bank,
in Baltimore, was robbed by persons
who left all their implements behind
them. Among quantities of burglars
tools, and weapons offensive and dc.
fensive, were three short pieces of
rubber tubing" which is reported as
something new, even to the detectives,
they being unable to assign it any duty
in connection with burglars exploits" {"
1t might be that the facts of the
Tynoa ale murder and those of these
other crimes coincide merely by acci-
dent,but the coincidence is certainly a re-
markable one. The officers in Bridgeport
and those in Baltimore arc as much at u
loss TO account for the package of am
munition and the use of the rubber
tubing, as are those in this city to ac,
count for like articles being found near
Mr.. Tyndale's body. We will not oc-
cupy our space with conjectures, but de-
tectives may find it useful TO seek an
explanation of the use of these arti
| cles, which seem to be late additions to
the outfit OF burglars and assassins.-
Springfield (IU.) Register.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1872-09-21
Foreign Gossip.

ONLY rich men in Europe can afford
ice.
CARDINAL PATRIzzI is said to be the
coming Pope.
AN American circus is delighting the
people of Leipsic.
THE coal fields of China cover an area
of 100000 square miles.
GEN. GLASGOW, our Consul at Havre,
has Just married a rich Paris widow
NINE. SANToNI, said to be greater
actress than either Rachel or Ristori, is
setting the young Italians wild.
JOHN s. CRUGER, wealthy young
American, will lshortly wed Mile. Metallic
Douse, a niece of President Theirs.
IT is leaking out that the attempted
assassination of Amadeus was a "put
up" job. Nobody has been hurt for it,
SO far.
AN agent of the city of New Orleans
has negotiated loan Of $l0,OO0,0OO in
the London market at ninety cents on
the dollar.
The city of Belfast, Ireland, which
has of late been the scene of rioting and
bloodshed, is seaport town of 100000
inhabitants. 1t is the most important
depot of the linen trade in the British
empire, and has the reputation, through
extensive toundries, flour mill, brewe-
ries ;tnd ship-yards, Of being the first
commercial town in Ireland.
MANY of the roadside railway stations
in England have their names sown in
dwarf flowers on the backs outside, or
worked in in flint on the pavement.
IT is announced on authority that it
has been definitely settled that the
Mlkado of Japan will visit the United
States when returning to his domin-
ions. He will first disembark at New
York, and after spending some time in
Washington and other points of inter
est, proceed to San Francisco, from
whence he will sail for Yeddo.
THE greatest murder known in Japan
for years was committed in Yeddo six
weeks ago by twelve policeman, who
entered a merchants house, killed its
eleven inmates, and carried of $4,000.
The twelfth member of the family, q
little boy, saved himself by creeping
into an iron pot; and he identified four
of the policemen in Court.
The most likey successor to the
present Pope is Cardinal Antonia Maria
Panebianco, of the order of St. Francis.
He was born at Terranuova, in Sicily,
on the l4th of August, 1908, and was
made Cardinal by Plus X. in the con
sistory on the 9th of September, 1861.
He has always professed great admira-
,ion for Pope Sixtus ", whose life was
his favorite study, and in whose cell he
lived.
A TEHERAN letter in a local Greek pa,
per states that more than 100000 men,
women snd children have persisted in
the Persian capital from famine ard
plague, and that the number of victims
throughout the country is not less than
100000. The Bagdad official paper
states that more than 290 Persian fami-
lies have within the last few days immi.
grated into the Ottoman country.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-16
TELEGRAMAS.

Madrid, mayo 81, por la maNana.-El briga-
der Topete dijo en- las C6rtes, que ell gobierno
recOnoce el convenio celebrado entire ell gene
raj Serrano y los carlistas, rogaba d la oposi-
cion que no 10 interpe ara sObre clio.
Madrid, mayo 81, por la t0rde.-El general
Serrano ha dimitido ell mando de las provincias
Vascongadas, siendo nombrado para reempla-
earle ell general Echagiie.
Madrid, JUNO 10, d medic di0.-Va calmando
la excitacion que reinaba en- Madrid
D1cese que ell general Serrano SO encargar:i
de la presidencia del COnsejo de Ministries, y
que seguira ell Sr. TOpete desempenando tenn
poralmente el Ministerio de la Guerra.
La mocion censurando al dltimo MinisteliO,
a que Sc aludio anteriormente, sera probable
mente retirada.
Muchos ofciales soldados carlistas han cru
zado La frontera francesa y llegado Bour .es
Ell cabecilla carlista de Alava otros han lle-
gado Bayona por medic de passes trmados POI
SerranO,
Orc 141.
. Aztcar regular buen refno So cts. 1b.
Mieles, purgada, Zafra nueva 80 35 cts.
Mascabada, idem idem SO q 39 cts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-16
Manos Blancas V Suaves,

Creemos que no hay NADIA que tienda mas nro-
ducir este efeeto que el Aqua Florida de Murray
Lanman mezclada con ell aqua de lavarse. Las se-
noras de Cuba Sud America fueron las primeras
qua floral como cosmetoo, despues de veinte V
clneo amos de uSo dario han deeddo que es la mi
ca destllaclon floral que conbina todos los reqni-
ple1ion, tan bien como perfume exquisite delica
90: PT9bahlemente el mas distintivo caracter del
Aqua Florida de Murray Lapman es s a1m{rahIa
REFRESCANrE PODER.
FL sentido del olfato no cansa de 6l al CONTRA
RIO parece hallarse mas intense oil placer cuanto
masse acOstumbra su uso
Como hay mnchas falsitcaciones pidase siempre
q Aqua florida preparada por LANMAN Y KEMP
Nueva- York. -
De venta en- todas las prncipales Boticas.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-16
AVO XXXI1.
GACETA EXTRAORDINARILY.
GOBlERNO sUPEEsEOEs CzyHL
DE LA ISLA DE PUERTO-RICO

Ell Excmo Sr. Ministro de Ultra
mar en- tel9grama de hoy, me comu-
MICA 10 siguiente:
"Gabinete presidido Duque de la
Tore present6 dimision aceptada por
S. M.-Esta constituido nuevo Mi
nisterio, Presidencia q GObe'mocion,
Ruiz Zorrilla; Guerra y Presidente m
terisso, C6rdova; Marina, Beranger;
Estodo e 5nterino Gober7a0cion, Martos;
Hacienda, Ruiz Gomez; Graci0 g Jus
ticia, Montero Rios; Fome'ato, Eche-
garay; Uztromar, Gasset y Artime.
Por correo detalles."
HSostener 4 todo trance y cueste 10
que cueste la integridad territorio y
mi decidido prop6sito en- la goberna-
cion de esa Provincial, regenerada por
ell espfritu de vida y de libertad que
ha traido q nuestra Patria la revolu-
cion de Setiembre. Cuento para clio
con la leal cooperation de Y. E. y con
el valor, la abnegacion y el herolsmo
del Ejercito, Marina, Voluntarios y
leales Rabitantes Isla SalddelossV. d.
en- mi nombre y 1eciba tambien '. b.
mi afectuoso saludo.
Lo que Sc publica en- Goeet0 evtra-
ordinarfa para conocimiento general.
Puerto-Rico, Is de JUNO de 1872
GOMEZ.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-16
La Puerto-Riquena.
Taller de MaQuinaria Fundicion Herrerta SIT
en- Ell barri0 de Marina.
(PuertO-Ric0) de Francisco Ab0rc0 Hn0s.

Los duanos de este antique establecimento tie
nen ell gusto de particpar sus parroquianOs Y en-
particular los Srs. hacendados Ell haber reci6ido
de 1nglaterra complete surtido de hierro p an
chuelas barras de todas classes ees para trapiches
de vapor de bueyes tubos de herro dulce surtidos
de diametro interior a 2 pulgadas, con sus codos
Toe y anlllas, encontrandose sempre un complete
surtdo de bnjes de hierro coado para ees de h"rro
MADEIRA, de carretas costados rejas de arados de
todos nflmeros mangos para i'd, americanos, cobre
en- planchas para alambiquerla Il otros objetos.
Pudiendo fundirse esta toda clase de pleas
para maquinas, pudiendo tambien tornear accept
liar todas las poZas que Sc confen pues conta-
mos con todo 10 necesariO para poder dar cumpli-
miento los Srs que Sc sirvan honrarnos con sus
trabajos,
Coma en- planchas para empaquetadura de vapor
v aqua fria- / 6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-16

Plaoras Ec1etAles Ayucmudas
de Bristol para el CIina de la Is1a de Cuba.
DE1aA'ELANZAS.
"Cuatro frascos dePild0ras de Bristol me han Gu
RADIO Gle un fuerte dolor Gle cabeza." Manuel Pimen-
tai.
DE IA EaAEsANA.
MI antigua indigestion ha desaparecido con ell
uso de nueVe botellas de Pildoras." Eduardo Anto-
Mo AlOes.
DE SANTIAGO Das CUKsA
"!nfinitas gracias; cinco .boteas de Pildoras han
eztrpado. Log @e RI l car Basta Silva
'EstOy muy agradecido Vds. La dyspepsia ha de-
saparocido graclas las Pildoras de Bristol" Jose
DE REMEDIES.
"Las Pildoras de Bristol me han curado de las AL
morranas, no me han vuelto va hace 10 meses." F
" 1sEPUERTO PRINCIPE.
He padecido por muchos amos del NAL de Higa-
do 10 rascos de sus Pildoras de Bristol me han Gu
rado radloalment9is asSS EsslSs Ss!a7 s Nora
"Tengo ell gusto de anunciar que sus Pildoras me
ban curado de las afecclones dispepticas." Luis j.
LOranS.
La Constpacion la habitual deqqe liable aVds. ha
sido curado con Las, Las PildoTaS." T. l. Gomez
'Seis Botelas de Pldoras cuRaron del dolor
de estomago NAL alfento." Miguel j. Martinez.
DE GUINES.
LA fatuleneia Y dolores dc vientre me han he
cho padecer mucho pero solo Tres botellitas de
Pildores creo haberme curado complr tamente" Isl
uOrO 1mpcIllio.
DE CIENFUEGOS.
"Sin tener ninguna especlfca enfermedad, he pa
ell uso de las Pildoras durante tres selnan he vne
to 4 mi estado de vigor fuorza natural.n Joaaui.
Rabillo.
DE H0LGUIN
"He hecho uso de l botella Pilloras para pro
bar, me han curado de la fiebre contiuua que te
MIA" Ricardo Guzman. "
DE TRINIDAD.
"Despues de tanto sufrir de ate ques biliosos nor
fin me siento bieu el resultado 10 he acanzado con
el uso de botellas de Piidoras." Pedro r. Lama
DE PINAR DEL RIO
"Los constantes dolores de hfgado est6mago los
he curado usando frascos de sus Pildoras. ' me
siento otro hombre" jose de Costa. ino
La Zarzaparrilla al mismo tiempo uue las p;lao.
ras apresura mucho todacura 1o
DCventa en- todas las principales Boticas,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1872-06-16
En Ia NaVe de Oro,' caIb de Ia Cruz

Sc acaban de recibir artfculos propios para estaS
festas son los siguientes:
Lluvias para fuses, a precios m0dicos.
Casimires para pantalones, ideG
Driles Cataanes de otras classes de todo precios.
SOmbTeros para hombres de tCdas classes Y preclOs.
Vareses do Ultima mola, de todos precios.
SombIeros para Sonora, de tercopeloy otras cla-
Scs.
Paraguas Y sombrllas.
CamiSer1a. para hOmbre.
Flores guilnaTdas.
Y varios otros articulos difciles de enumerar,
por 10 tanto llamamos la atencon Ge nuesrOs favO-
recedOres por 81 GUSTAV vsitar nucstro estableci-
mientn-Gil MiralaS V COmn9Tlia 4-12