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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02
PASS IT ARoUND.-The entire press O

PASS IT AROUND.-The entire press o.
the country should clamor for Nickel Sa
wings Stamps, or some other device, for the
poor. Many mickles make a muckle,"-
say the thrifty Scotch. 1--WE all work, anC
we all save our earnings, say the Frencl
in explanation of the wonderful recuper
ton OF that country after its fearful losse,
by war. Nothing is surer than that the
great need OF tnls country is a sy stem o.
petty savings by the working masses of tn,
population. Savings Banks will not an.
swer, because they have too much routin,
and red tape; and are too much associated
with stories of loss, swindling, etc., to ac
quire the confidence of the uneducated poor
1t will require generations S, for example, t.
dIsabuSe the minds of our Southern negroes
Of a deep seated distrust of Bank deposit.
resulting from the shameful robbery of THEN
hard-earned earnings in the National Freed
men Savings Bank, endorsed as it was b,
Congress, the Press, and the Republican
party.
What is wanted is a Nickel or Dime
Savings Deposit at every post office, guar
ranteed by the Government, SO that the
humble laborer may put away something
dime and may feel that so long as the
country stands he is sure of recovering his
when wanted. Postmaster General
'Fawcette, of England. has put in operation
a system that is working fnely. Ever
rostothce has long strips of paper, which
are gwen out to persons calling for them
On these the poor can paste postage stamps
as fast as they are able to buy them and
when the strip is full, the postofice will re
deem II, and pay the amount in cash. Such
a system, however, falls short of full use
~fulness, because it affords no interest on the
lying idle. The plan might answe,
if it were further provided that when the
person had filled ten strips, aggregating $40.
he could, if desired, deposit them with the
postofice, and receive an Interest Drawing
card, filled out in his name, and showing
the date of his deposit, with the rate of in.
terest per month printed on it. This TO be
redeemable at the end of any month, at any
postofhce. 1t would serve to show the un
educated person just how much he had on
deposit, and what amount of interest had
accumulated. Month by month mis- desire
to add to his "N- cards would grow upon
him and not many depositors would re
turn their cards. This of course would be
to the advantage of the government.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

Coon FARHING.-One Of the Johnston
county friends of the Farmer and Nechdn'c,
Mr.. j. w. Wellons. made this year with
four plows IS bales 400 lbs. each OF cot
ton, Is barrels of corn 300 bushels OF rust
proof oats, and 100 bushels Of potatoes
Corn and oats were almost a failure owing
to the season. Had the crop been an aver
age one he would have made 90 bales, 2oC
barrels, and so on.-Mr. w. Z. Mont
gomery, Of Franklin, another of our patrons
made so bales, and 537 bushels of wheat
On we go.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

THE LEGISLATIVE QUARTER DECK.-,
Jas. A. Robinson, Esq, the young ana
bright witted editor of the Winston Leader,
formerly of the Torchtight, i announced as
a candidate for Reading Clerk OF the Sen
ate. 1t would crafty Us much TO see MN
receive position.
Or. Geo. f. Matthews, Of Ringwood,
Halifax county, will be urged BY his friends
for one of the Legislative Clerkshlps, and
| will well deserve it, if received, as he has done
good service for the Democracy tor years,
and is in every way capable,
W. A. Davis, Esq, OF the Oxford loren
light, is also in the field and j. would make
Capt. Robert VI. Furman is named fol
for Reelection to the Principal Clerkshlp OF
the Senate. lie has well demonstrates hls
fitness. for the place, and his personal popu.
larity will stand him N good stead.
Geo. \. Latham, of Newbern Is mention
ed for Engrossing Clerk of the Senate.
Col. j. ID. Cameron Is presented Tor he
election to his old post, iz:-Prlnclpa
Clerkship of the House.
La connection with the foregoing, We
quote the Neuberntan =:
Newspaper men, at least received bui
little emolument from the public crib, anc
when one eminently fitting and deserving
seeks the place our frlenu Il enLllIeu 70 gu
brethren VI the quill should ION as witt
one accord in their recommendation anC
insist upon the bestowal OF this position upoI
Col. Cameron
Just 50! Aud 10 "Accord" -eon shall out
sound our own in this good cause; though
It's not sometimes quite too awfully easy t,
forget that not many generations ago a news
PAPER man, after being brought forward
without his knowledge, by such friends a
the N~eacLeruion, aid others, did not receiv'
so much as "a simple mention of his candl
dacy, from one or two of the brethren.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

A SUGGEsTIoN.-We have wealthy men
in Raleigh with money idle In bank. If
three or four of them should unite and pur
chase 5000 cords of wood at some point
where timber is cheap, charter a train, and
bring it to Raleigh, to sell to the poor at
rates simply covering 8 per cent. on the
money invested, what an act Of charity it
would be! Reflect, if you please, that We
are at only the beginning Of winter. Wood
will he needed up to the middle of March.
There are many honest poor in Raleigh who
do not earn more than 81 per week, and that
is the price of a short cord of wood. But i
he weeks earnings go for fire wood, where
with shall they be clothed, fed, and rent
paid? Any old shanty costs from one tt
three dollars a week simply for the rental.
These things ought to be more %general,y
considered than they are. We often excus,
the darkey for stealing, because We refec
that few white persons as poor as he is, anc
as sorely pressed for food, clothing, and fire
wood, all of which he sees just across tn
tence on his neighbors premises, would resis
-emptation any longer than he; particularly
il as ignorant, and morally unframed from
childhood, as he.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

THEspEAN.-Rose Eytinge played one OF
Zoia's pieces in Wilmington the other night.
Frederick Paulding Dodge will bring out
The Silent Man" his new play. IN New
York next month. -Katie Putnam capers
before the Charlottean's in February
The Rentz-Santley party had a narrow es-
cape from disaster the other day. The trair
on which they had embarked from Colum
bin, S. c., to Montgomery, Ala, was thrown
from the track and almost totally wrecked
Liza Weber was thrown thirty feet down al
embankment, but escaped with a few
scratches.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

A TALENTED MUsICIAS.-Prof. W. II.
Neave, Of Salisbury, in addition to training
many of the best bands in the State, has
made good use Of his pen during late years.
We have copies of the Boston 1o,cn ana
Country containing original articles upon
musical topics, reviews, critiques, etc. and
also S%guire's Musical Adrtrtiser, Of Cincin.
natl, with several pieces, including a very
readable Birds Eye View of Bands during
the past 40 years" wherein Prot. Neaye
outlines his youthful experiences in Eng
land. and his hegira to this country, with
attendant incidents. In the same paper We
find notices OF four or five pieces of banC
music, concerted and arranged by him, anC
well praised by the editor.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

= In Gov. Jarvis letter to State
Proxy, Frank NJ. Summons, of Newbern,
appears the following paragraph: Were
1t a long time to the meeting of tie Legis
lature, or were there a pressing necessity
for immediate action, then in that case we
might be required to exercise such delega-
ted powers as have been given Us: | think
you will concur with me In the.LIopriety of
submitting this matter to the Legislature.
SO TO ensemble, portcuiorIyos 1t IS hke!y
tie Legislature uiW t,ei eoHerf upon 10 consid-
er some matters touchtng ne Stote's interests
IN tie North CaroLnu Ruflit ud."
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

AN Excellent HoUsE--The advertise
ment OF Col VIM. X. Griffith, of Baltimore,
speaks for itself. From all that we know,
and bear. his house Is not only entirely re
liable, but it is liberal and accommodating 10
a degree sure TO retain business reia'lOns
when once begun with any customer. Our
former friends. will loose nothing In sen
ding for one of Col Grifith's circulars: and
il will do no harm to mention the Fdrmei
DC Mcdaniel in writing TO him.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02
Office 2 doors aJore Simpsons Drug Store.
DISASTROUS FIRE IN DURHAM.-Tele-

DISASTROUS FIRE IN DURHAM.-Tele-
grams from Durham announce q terrific
c~onfagration this "wednesday morning. re
sulting in the destruction of IA business
houses running north from Anglers corner,
including the Plant Office, and two ware
houses-one of which was Cooper 4 Luns
ford's we suppose. Cooper lost 400 hogs.
heads of tobacco.
DIR. Smiths office, and Days (old) fac
tory was burned. Rcams was not. MOI
Blackwell's.
kilograms were sent from Raleigh offer
ing aid but the flames are now under con
troll.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

Mr.. ID. {. Stanly who lives On Bushy
Mountain, \. c., and is widely known in
Baltimore, has made a lucky shot with hi.
trusty rifle. He killed on Monday a bald
eagle, which was a monster bird. 1t meas
ured Ii feet from tip to tip; Z. inches be-
tween the front and rear toe: had talons 2
inches long, and weighed over 40 pounds.
When shot it was battling with a large
sized hog, and it was worrying the porcine
considerably.
Charlotte Home: Two young men liv-
ing about fifteen miles from Davidson Col
lege. rocked a colored train hand on the
Statesville road recently, and On the 18th
were brought here, tined and convicted for
the offence Each were fired S5O.--A
long ditch, deep and broad, running through
a land, rich in its natural resources. and
emptying its wealth into the lap of a for
eign city. 1t is what is called the North
Carolina System. '--We see it stated
that North Carolina special tax bonds are
on the rise in the New York markets. They
are worth four cents on the dollar.
Tarboro Southerner. A man in an Edge
combe township was the happy possessor of
an irredemably culpable, NANCY cur. This
he was urged in vain to destroy, as it was
strongly suspected of having a mutton tooth.
Hy%drophobia seized the cur, the cur bit
other dogs and all Indiscrinately bit every
living animal with which they came in con
tact. Result-twenty-seven sheep, three
cattle, two mules, a horse and eighteen
hogs destroyed and a son of the owner, it is
feared, will die from the bite.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

The tall, pointed, hateful heels So long
worn by the ladies to their shoes, and which
have made them look like they were step
ping on hot iron, are giving way to broade,
and more comfortable heels and soles. Corn
doctors will be the losers, but additional
ease and comfort will be the ladies' a~corisi-
tlOn.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

DEATHs.-In Raleigh, John, aged 10,
son Of Nr. A. III. Green, on Thursday. The
funeral was held from the Methodist church
on Friday in Nash, Miss Dora Var
borough, aged lS.ln Graham, Jas
r. Fonville; also, Nov. 20, George, infant
son ofDr. George w. and Mrs. Catherine
Long, aged six weeks: also near Graham,
infant son of Rev. j. w. and Bette Holt,
aged two weeks In A%lamance, Mr.
Green Nicholson, aged 60, fell from his
horse, and died instantly, we learn from the
Gleaner.-Near Morrisville, Mrs. Patrick
Stone.-On the 10Th inst Mr.. l.. Nj.
Hackney, in the 29th year of his age.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

The Tarboro .Soatherner favors the re-
moval of ex-Gov. Holden's disabilities.
u. S. District court opened yesterday
with Judge Brooks on the Bench, and a
large legal representation present.
Capt. w. b. Kendrick and family left
yesterday for Charlottesville, Va. to reside.
He however, will travel in the interest OF
the university Series" as usual.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

OFFICIAL MAJoRITIEs. LIST Dist, Lewis
C. Latham, 500 2nd, Orlando Hnbbs, Re
publican, 1854 maj; Sd, Maj. }. w.
Shackleford, 1889 maj, 1854 over Can
nady 4th, Gen. Cox, l,3l6 mai 9TH, Gen.
Scales, 1884 or 2,496 over Keogh 9th,
Mai. G. Dowd, 4,035 maj; eth, Gov. Arm.
field, 1913 maj; Sth, Gen. r. b. Vance
,4O99 votes, Matt Atkinson, 6,244 votes
DIR. Sam'l. l.. Love, 1886 votes. Vance,
majority 1855. Col. A.. w. Shaffer, ex
Registrar in Bankruptcy, as proxy for w.
p Cannady and G. w. Grandy, Republican
candidates in lst and 3rd Districts filed let
tiers protesting that the returns do not fairly
state the result of the election in variou:
counties mot specified, and intinating tha'
a contest of seats may be undertaken. -
For the State officers, the m4jorities were a:
follows: Treasurer Worth, 1873; Supt
Scarboro, 200 Auditor Roberts, 7,lSS
Attorney Gen. Kenan, 7,lS5; Secretary
Saunders. 1901 Lieut-Governo Robinson
7,ll7: Gov. Jarvis 6,237.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

Mrs. Campbell has resigned her hA'''7'
on account of Ill health
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

Pleased to have a visit from Chas
Gregory, Esq, amember of a family which
in stature, and public estimation, stand al
high as anybody In Granville.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1880-12-02

Alex Il. London, Esq, of Wilmington
has quit the practice of law, to take charg
of a big steam saw mill at Florence, S. {
SO saith the Rerteac.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09

La Gaceta de Sto-Domingo, que tam
bien suele echar sus parrafos sobre po-
Utica otras cosas, dice en- su nume-
ro correspondence al 26 de MARIO, ref
riendose la recien abortada revolucion:
"Funesta en- su cuna, fue fatal en- sus
consecuencias para los revoltosos la
intentona de Bani 5Y cual ha sido la
cosecha obtenida por los zapadores de la
tranquilidad de que disfruta el pals?
La suspension del trabajo por al
gunos dias en- las comarcas teatro
del dispersado motin, la perturbation
en- la hacienda p1blics, las heridas
causadas al general A. Fernandez, la
muerte del general Arias (Bejuco), de-
fonsores ambos del Gobierno, y la muer-
te que por premio de su temerario pro-
posito obtuvo ell cabecilla Castillo =.
Bajo los auspicios benefcos de la paz
que renace, han proseguido los traba-
JOS agricolas de Ocoa y de Bani, cuyos
campos fecundos SO saturan hoy de
honroso sudor, y atesoran para mana
ma riqueza y bienestar por premio los
afanes del agricultor, y progreso cier-
to para ell pals que We luclr una aurora
de esperanza en- el seno de la agricultu-
ra, esa fuente inagotable de bienes pa
ra ell porvenir de Ia Rsp1blica Domini-
cana.
Los execrados vencidos do hoy, ven-
cedores manana, seran considerados
semi-dioses.
De todos modOs cu4nto nos place
que la paz SO consolide en- Ia vecina re-
p1blical
En todos los municipios dc Santo
Ilnyninesn n han ahinrkn nnanripniOnnn
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09
ESCRIRANI4 fU8LICA
DEL DISTRITO DESAN FRANCISCO

Por auto del Sr. Juez de l. Tnstancia die
tado Ell este dia, Sc declara en- estado de
quiebra al comercante de esta plaza Don
Ramon Gonzalez y Perez, retrotrayendO sus
efectos por ahora y sin perjuicio al diez y
nueye del cOrriente en- que al ser requerido
con ell mandamiento de ejecucion Il solicitud
de la socedad SobrinOs de ri manifesto que
no tenia bienes de ninguna clase; Sc nom
bro comisario a ID Rafael Palacios para
depostario d don Bartolom6 Pastor Mar
quez de este comercio, que Sc ocupen las per
tenencias del quebrado su correspondent
ella Sc publique la quiebra por medic de
edictos fin de que nfnguna persona haga
pagos nj entrega de efectos al quebrado ST.
no al depositario baio las penas de no que
dar descargados de sus oblfgaciones, pre-
vini6ndose ademas los que tengan existen-
cias de aquel hagan manifestation de elias
al depcsitario, apercibidos en- case contrario
de ser tratadOs como ocultadores de las per
tenencias de la quiebra.
Puerto Rico % de MARIO de 1SS0.-,Jtst0
NlGUeS. 2-3
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San ISidrO en- Cayey.

En- los dias 13, IA Y Is del pr6xImo mayo se
celebrara Ell este pueblo la traditional fiesta
de San isldro con solemne tuncion religosa,
magaifeos bal es un extraordinario desalto
de gallos; fin de que tSdos estos actos sean
10 mas lucido possible, S han repartido con pro.
fu ion atentGs esque as de invitacion tsdos
los atici0n dos de la Isla entera, contsndo va
con la p libra de muchisimos de elos.
Ell duefo de la gaera cuenta con espaciosas
y c6modas casas para colocar los gallos, ofre.
ce peleas de todos pesos a.
La buena sitnacion fiuanciera de este We.
cndario, y su mejor disposition 4 adivertirse,
ofrecen la seguridad de tres dias delcosos-
A. Colon h9m
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09
pecuniarias on favor de las victimas del
incendio recien ocurrido ca Ssman6.

lpecuniarias en favor de- las victimas del
Iincendio recien ocurrido ca Ssmand
Dice, Ia Gdceta Official que, ''con pre-
Isencia de estricta mayorfa, Sc instal6 el
| 10 de MARIO La Convention nacional do
la rep1blica." La plaza salud6 el acon-
tecimiento con disparos y no faltaron
ardientes aiscursos.
Por decreto del gobierno Luperon Sc
trata de crear en- cada comun una junta
de artes ofcios destinada & proteger
Ia industria y ell trabajo.
Tambien por decreto del gobierno SO
ha establecido on la extenuada rep1bli-
Ca una contribution de especses tinabro-
dds que sc denominara de estampil}as
indispensables en- pagares, contratos,
obligaciones, ventas, recibos, fscturas,
billetes de loteria, boletas de bautizo y
matrimoniales, solicitudes, medicinas,
ventas, cargas, ETC., etc., etc.
Diluvio universal
Ha sido nombrado ministro de Ha-
cienda, on reemplazo del ciudadano
Grullon, ell idem Rodolfo r. Boscowitz
Dice una poetisa en- El Porvenir "que
con su Independence rechaz6 el domi.
nicano, con lmpetu valiente, la servil
librea."
No es extrano este instintivo horror q
imaginarias libreas ALI donde cada ciu-
dadano Sc cree con perfecto derecho &
calarse una cssaca de ministro, 9 un uni
forme de general de DIVISION cuando
menos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09
Tarjetas al T6rculo.

Ademas de hacerse tarjetas en- Iitoera.
fla 8 imprenta, las personas que tengan
planchas metalicas con sus nombres
grabados para tarjetas. pueden mandar-
las la imprenta del BoLETM en- donde
Sc tiraran en- IN t6rculo maquina ss-
pecial que hay para clio.
Tambien SO tiran al t6rcnlo ouales-
quiera grabados. por dificiles que sosn
cuyas planchas do cobre 8 acero jepeAn
los intelasadoa,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09
AVISo.

Por conveno mdtuo entire los absjo suscri-
$. d. Magma Rodriguez y su legitimo hijo
D Jesus Garcia, ha pasado ser propiedad es-
cusiya del segundo ell establecimiento mercan.
til que bsjO su nombre personal tenia en- giro Ia
prmera en- esta Isla, baio la regencia admi-
distraction dc aquel; quien Sc ha hecho cargo,
9or consiguionte, de todo ell active pasivo
del mismo, cOntinuando los negocios de su
ramo por mayory menor en- ventas en- com.
pras y en- comsiones por su cueuta y bsjo So
nombre propios.
Vieques II de Mario 1680--Jesus Garcia
M. Rodriguez. l-3
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C0lOcaciOn .
z Fbro.

La solioita para cuai .uiera trabajo en- una
casa de Comercio menos para Oajero una
persona de conocimientos sufcientes de &C.
tividad q toda prueba.
Ademas del Oastellano posee los idiomas fran
ces italiano Tiene en- Europa en- los Esta-
ser provechosas la casa one lie ocnpe
En- esta imprenta informaran. as
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09
La Elegancia cubana.
sOMBRERERIA.
Fptasu II, Al Isdp i. il silsun /. g ll.us 4 I,.

Este acreditado establecimiento que dia
riamente esta hacienda notables mejOras 81
sll ramo. ofrece sus faTor6cod0res al pU
blIco en- general un variad0 complete sur
lido de sombreros de t0das clase0 6 precioI
sumamente baratos; asi como tamblen y
layan y reforman toda clase de sombrer0
con la perfection nunca vista, pues cuentl
con un sombrerero de los mej0Tes que n
tenido la HABANA.
Con la mejor intencioR
Y con la conciencia sana,
OS llamo en- esta OCCASION
A La ELEGANCIA GUIANA.
Venid tomad apuntes
De tan variados surtidos,
Amigos y transeuntes
Que sereis bien recibidos.
Desde ell fino Panama
Que lleva Su puro nOmbre,
Miles sombreros tendra
Sin que su precio te asombre.
Para sefioras tambien
Tiene esta sombTerfa
En- sombreros un Eden
De elegaracia fantasia.
iiY que rica novedad
De sombrerOs para nifias,
Vengan q yer La verdad
Que este no produce rihasii
Para nifios, infinite
Me Sor1a 6Qumorar
El surtido mas bonito
Que ell genio puede inventar.
os puedo decir, sefiores,
Que recibo mercancias
Por diferentes yapores
Cada ounce veinte dias.
Pues mi sola pretension
Sc ciera tan solo en- este
Siendo toda la ambicion
De vuestro amigo
Juan Sexto.
Ehro
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09
PAPEL ESPiIDL BUEIO Y BARAT0.
A LAS OFICINAS.

Ademas del constante surtido de
pApEL EspANoL de Jover Y Sierra que
hay en- la imprenta del BoLETIN, SO aca-
ba dc recibir un gran surtido de papel
forete, superior calidad, de Vilaseca y
de Fontanet, euyas resmas Sc realizan
como sigue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09
Baflos de Coanlo.

Tenemos ell honor do intormar las perso-
mas que deseen hacer uso de nuestras aguas
minero-medicinales, haber iii ido "a Temporal
da de "bafos' desde el dia II de Abril hasta
Octubre 81 durante cuyos meses encontrarau
neeesarias.
Despues de la Ultima fecha solo proporcio.
nara el Establecimiento habitaciones y el use
de lac aguas
|h,e0 UsERA 4 RLANcH,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-09
IbuBgEOS lIVBhS0S.

Consiste Ell ell jugo de los higados del baca-
cion caI6rca, inmediatamente despues de ser
cogidos en- los bancos de Terra Nova, es dulce
y agra liable al paladar, conteniendo yodo en-
gran proportion. rs inmejorable para la tisis
congestion del higado, 10 mismo que para for
talecer la debil constitution de parvulos, indu-
ce la gordura saludabe de los mismo impair
te buen color.