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, 1884-09-25
A CAT AND c~HLoRoFoRM.
The Effects OF Too Great a Desire
for GorgeouSneas.
MAI Inren Na,ra l

for Gorgeousneas.
New Haven News.l
Theru Ia mourning IN a Fair Hnven house
old 1h,rJ Is a ! ttle grave under a PEAR
tree n the yard, and thee are tears in
abundance, ribbons aid ten
DERBY away In consented ~ i~4 There
ha- been on IN Intentional murder wItn.--
house. Of IN Iurning. Said tho unwilling
taker OF life, as no sobbed over the past;
ave hal a pet cat who were a neat little
collar. but In an evil hour I bethought me OF
n cat that wors RIB nj or rings In his cars
Our T IN was handsome aal de erv-
ing, AMI must DO decorated. 50 to
lys hi a pa n l consulted a druggist, who
gave III a small vial labeled 'Chloroform,
Polsln,' II or closely q~usstioninz ms AS to
my know. edge els use Iprocuret an eye
lot punch, u piece o. string and scme olive
oil, nnl preceded 10 b anes.
Il drow a sock over poor Toms hsld and
tied It. poured a few drops from the vial,
Wlere bis nose should connect but this only
seemed 10 eau 9 unusual activity, and | feared
he would mp through tie window; so ]
emptied the vial on the moist spot. The eff
feet was SION psrceptilis Ion Icy moi ion
less. / took hum up, lalI him on the table,
and pnched him. Then lnwarlly blessed
that science hat permitted us to perform op-
e~rations even on tho lower animals without
eau dng pain. 50 I went 10 work vi h tbs
elaboration Of a professor anl punchsl holes
In Toms cara 1 picket the pc ses out to b.
sune there was a per.e toril, e. then threaded
an oiled string and tied It as n pro urinary to
the anticipated gorgeous eI rings he was to
sport
1T WIS a complete 5 laatiec triumph, and
Tor the II ,ment | It u to tne p firm.
arrs o. elmo t any sur 1 al operndoi, foI
r Ia WIS still sleeping. pc fectly o livious In
A. L 1 a.mo / wished lie had a tumor OF
am thing | could cut Out, but tho time hid
ono y resusc,tate- ! procured cold wa or,
',eaed his moth, anu poured SOM In, then
.aihed his brow. Rubbed and rlncheI him-tc
no purpose. l hid HIM OFT unIer an apple
tree h sleep it oil Tor two hours He made nc
s.sE
Tom is buried under a pear tree; theN
were no Howers. Ny wife Is continuous 10
her upbraiding. Sha has cut up al)af OF
bread, used u pound II cutter anu two boxet
OF Ia poison, making wAds for ever hole AM
corner. She has just shown me plates,
clothing and even q ~p.lowsham marEed
with absolute evidences OF mouse carousals,
for nov poor Tom 10 dead, aud l AM looking
IN a kitten
, 1884-09-25

New York COR Troy Tin IS
one OF the most remarkable personal move
inents Of the pre- ent day Is Henry Vilanis
~ umption OF a nesidence In his native land.
1t is nnw said that he will make Berlin his
future home, and II Is nroba. 10 that he will
10 a partial degree at leasD enter this
government service. His knowledge OF
Am rican Affairs wouli rem er him OF ths
highe4t use TO Bismarck, while he could add
to this a lucrative banking business
having the confidence OF botn c~ontlnsnts.
This prospective thange shows how ea,il,
the be calculations yield TO Gre uinsunces.
A year ago Willard was at the heat Il &C
Of tie grandest OF American enterprises, and
felt 30 assured Of bis success thut lie gave
hat splendid excur.ion which NUT long
stand unrivalled. He was then estimated at
1900, co... and was tu ldlng a house who e
cost va figured at $500. UO0 His name wal
daily aragrnpLed and went the rounds OF
the press, with all the applause due to one
who lAl conquered the gr at st obstacles
and given success TO an enterprise which, In
the hands OF Jay Coke, had proved No great
a failure. How rapidly this bri | ant display
was followed by misfortunel Then came the
sad news Of q general collapse, and Henry
Willard soon sank beyond hope Of recovery.
His was this first NJ that remarkable series OF
failures which has given such fearful distiuc-
ton 10 the present season.
, 1884-09-25
{ MAvERIcKs.
Unbrapded News Notes Picked Up
About the CITY.

All the trains were late yesterday eH
cept the Denver.
Business vas very dull at the Land
Office yesterday. there being only one
filing
The new colored Baptist church is fin
ished and service will be held therein on
next Sunday.
Billy Wightman's bay mare Kitty"
has been sent to Fort Collins to partici-
pate in the races there.
Cattle shipments are lively at Pine
Bluff just at present A number Of
stoekmen left last evening to load trains.
The Signal Service officer reports that
the highest temperature yesterday was
CO; lowest, 33'; mean temperature, 4g';
mean humidity. 81 per cent highest
velocity Of wind, % miles per hour.
The new guidon Of John F. Reynolds
Post of CiRil Army of the Republic of
this city, WAS carried by the Pennsylvania
Reserve Post in the parade at the unveil-
ing Of the monument Of John F. Rey-
nolds in Philadelphia.
The present indications are that Col.
Sol Smith Russell will have a large house
to witness the performance Lakewood
Folks, on Saturday night. Those who
desire to attend had better get their seats
at once rs they are going rapidly.
Mr.. b. F. Keeline, rather extensively
concerned in cattle in this Territory, and
and well known here. died recently at his
home in Council Bluffs, la. He was
about Ia start West when he was carried
off by heart disease. He was about &c
years of age
On Monday the Israelites Of the city
will observe the Yom Haki por or the
Day Of Atonement. During the observ-
ance thereof all business places will be
closed and the usual services will be held.
As there is no rabbi in this city, the occa-
sion will be Of a rather impromptu order.
There was quite a rumpus in Chicago
last night. A party got slightly inebri-
ated and commenced to make a disturb
ance. Officer Nolan w,nt up there and
had just about pacided the participants
when Deputy Sheriff Hosford came to
his assistance and matters at length be-
came quiet. No arrests were made.
In an article regarding a misunder-
standing between a staff and a line officer.
published yesterday, a mistake was made
in saying hat the line officer was request
ed to leave the ambulance in whi:h the
two gentlemen were seated. 1t appears
that he did so voluntarily, because he did
not desire to continue the discussion in
the presence of a lady.
, 1884-09-25
Young Men,

Who may be suffering from nervous debility,
Will do well 10 avail TENN selves oI tn y, the
greatest boon ever lad ut the altar Of suffering
humanity.
IR SP n Ely Will GUARANTEE to
FORFEIT FIV~ HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor
every case Of weakness ur disrase OF any kind sr
character which he undertakes aud ialls To cure
He would, therefore. say to the unfortunate sui
lerer who may rend this notice. thai you are
treadlng on dangerous ground when you longer
delay IN seeking the proper remedy Tor yunr
c mplaiut. You may be In the nrst sta2e-re-
IN mber that you are approaching the last. ii
YOU Hre border ng on l. e last, aud are suffering
sOme or all Of its III effects. remember that Ii
you obstlnately persist IN pruera tlhtion, tile
lime must come " hen the iHust skillful pnYsi-
clan an render you no assistance when tile
door OF hope viii b. closed against You when
no angel OF mercy can bri 3 YOU relief In no
case has the doctor failtd q success. Then lei
not despair work itself upon you" imagination,
but avail yourself Of The be- ehciil results OF his
treatment before your c Sc Is beyond the reach
uf med cal ski !, Or before grim death hurries
you Ia Il premature grave.
Plies Cured nh" sing Antfe or
LtHntur.
, 1884-09-25

From the Echo.
Place a bosrd on two t~restles, far
enough apart to allow a slight spring
very slight. Seat yourself on this board.
Then get some one to gather around and
under your feet u lot OF old cans, a mis-
oellaneous lot OF packages and several
mail bags. Cause a man at each end OF
the board to pound with heavy hammers
as rapidly as possible, occasionally strik-
ing with force enough to raise you off your
seat and cause your jaws to come to-
gether with a snap, Then let a man with
a heavy stick heat with measured blows on
your liver, occasionally INDUCING in an
extra hard blow to represent having gone
over a boulder, Allow another man with
q club to strike You in regular order on
the back OF your neck, on the stomach. IN
the small Of the back, across the abdomen,
on the knees, with an occasional punch
under the fifth nib. Commence eIily n
the morning and have it continued for
two days and two nights. stopping occa-
s~ionally. Of course, to take some coffee and
eat some SOW belly, and you will have
a genuine buckooard-published abroad
as ~stage-ride IRON Rock Greek 10 Buff
falo. Bishop Spaulding told us be got
over it much sooner than he expected.
, 1884-09-25
THEY DO SAY.

That a new Republican newspaper ia
among the proximate possibilities.
That one wing Of the local party desire
such a publication to represent their in
teresta.
That the proposed editor has been
quietly looking over the field here and ia
now the owner Of Il daily paper in Colo
RADIO Springs.
That Professor Samuel Aughey, late
Professor Of Natural Sciences at the Ne.
braska State University, will probably sue
coed Professor Bailey as Territorial colo
gist.
That he is a mat eminently qualified
for the position if he can be induced to
accent il.
, 1884-09-25

Writers in The Critic are discussing the
idea that a new pronoun, Of the singular
number and common gender. is ns,ded in
the English language They have 'essayei
nnmberless English word clippings, hoping
to make the oltion or contraction OF some
one English WI ri serve the purpose. FIN
ally by cut ing oil the la I l. of the worn
that and the last le ter Of the word -one. -
and uniting their remain NJ letters In their
original sequence in these two WORKS, they
have produced that word now proposed for
the neSied pronoun. "thon." They call at
tention to II, euphonic resemblance to TIE
other ~pronouns. and that It's fla ~consonani
has a neutral savor significant or is purport
, 1884-09-25
Democratic Leader.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER %, 1854


M Aa1aAa
Her face was fairer than her gaTb,
And Il was creamy white,
With here and IN, 70 Il bow Of blue
To match her eyes that night.
Her voice. like music soft and low.
Its sweet oadencc lent
To listening ears, the richest tone
OF some rare instrument.
The night wind. %murm'ring through the treei
anne down and touched her hair
With light cavSsing Tenderness.
As one familiar there.
The stars In silent splrndor ahOna
Upon the nppling stream.
Nhose do cling waves IN sparkling light
Gave back their answering gle .In.
She relgned the queen star OF the night
Upon her vlrgln throne
rhrice happy heart II 1t might give
Reflection o. her own.
Wal Hampton.
, 1884-09-25
American Method.

The mystincaiions OF he Old schools are passed
away. aud tile pupil taught 10 recognize al slght
that which the nn-er- ART required 10 perform
That those who practice Tor years. without n
thorough and comprehensive knowledge OF the
material fnbm which their music Is composed.
are playing the uart Of au auiunaiom-not an
Intelligent being.
Thai execution upon any instrument must be
considered in no other light than mechanics
All, governed b q principle, which, thoroughly
understood and pnsctired, cOven The whole
xround Of artistic de1tcrty.
That the price Of success ls honest, daily.
mental and mechanical study Of those iunda-
mental pasglg~H-ehurts aud scales-r m
which are developed the peculiar forms Of all
composer.
That gDod pupils never graduate. or see The
Tine there l. nothing new 10 ] arm, out study
Oh, gainiug familiarity with every composer OF
meri. cleaning therelrom and apprupriating 20
themselves the beauties md gems from every
school II composition.
TUE AMERICAN NJ THOA has. within
he sixteen years Of It's publication. ellie ted from
thou sands " delighted patruus scattered trOln
the Atlantic 10 the Pacific Coast, he m9st hat-
Atering tcstim mails, which can be seen by call
lug OH Mr.. Mercer. Tan refer to great numbers
p1patr0ns on the Pacific Coast and In The East
, 1884-09-25

Mr.. Whiting Allen, business manager
for the Carleton Opera company, went
west hast evening to arrange for the
further appearances Of the troupe. He
visited Colonel Anderson at Fort Russell.
yesterday afternoon, and learned that
that gentleman had received an autograph
letter from General W. T. Sherman COM
mending the Carleton company for their
artistic ability, as well as for their prime
social qualities.
, 1884-09-25

Boston Herald. The fam'ly Is the mo-
strurtural, most shaIIng, nCst u2bu Id ng c
, 1884-09-25

Having leased one Of the stores on Fer
guson street. in the ldieman building. /
will open up the finest line Of grocery,
table and bur glassware ever brought to
Cheyenne. F.. Douglas, Importer of
Pine Glassware, etc.
, 1884-09-25

Harry's Cafe and Restaurant, 2s2.
Eddy street Open day and night Best
place Tor meals IN the city.
, 1884-09-25

There will be a 1880 calibre Winches-
ter rife for rafne at Jake Esselborn's
Pioneer Saloon on the 9th Of this month.
, 1884-09-25
No New or Unexplained System Of Notation.
Prof d. A. RobbIas'
Am ERICAN METH0D
FOR
PdanO-FOrto
DAILY Requirements Of the Pianist"
NOV used by over six Hundred Teachers.


Which will stand Artistic Criticism, aud furnish
The material upon which every educated teach
ar can base their own pecullAi tiles Il i~pstr.c-
non. II presents IN a ne light, based upon
material laws, the art Of execui .on aud science
OF music.
, 1884-09-25
HE. 4. s.. .MERCER,

Teacher OF Robbins American Method for the
Piano. can be found At residence on seven
teeuth street.
, 1884-09-25
DR.. WAGNER
Co.'S
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE,


8Abtetth e0e huhetbnM Nbsst-i
sss Lnriner street. D~nv~r.n
Chronic diseases Of nen and women success
fully treated. Surgical operauons 81 az Ill., usrs
MIA. cured without knife or caustio diseases o.
Rye aud Ear y speciality, by one member oil TINS
arm.
Young Men
who may DC suffering from the effects o youth
il follies or iudiscreuons, Will do well 70 avail
themselves oi this the greatest boon ever iaio
Al the alter Of suffering humanity. Dh MA's-
L will guarantee To forfeit i've hundred dol
lars FOR every case % seminal weakness or pr
vafe disease 81 any kind or character which be
undertakes and fails 10 cure.
M,ddls-Aged Men
There are many men Of the age Of % 10 % who
are troubled with too frequent e~HacuAlons o.
the bladder, offer accompanied by a silfnl
smartiug or burning sensation and n weakening
- the system in n mauaer the pStsent cannot
account for On cNnmluln the urinary deposits
4 rnpy sediment wilt oitenb found, and SOME
tunes small particle Of aibuauen VIII appear o.
the color VIII be 81 akin or nilkish hue, again
changing 10 n dark and torpid appearance
rnrrr are msny men who die Of this diincnliy
Ignorant OF the cause. which j. the second stage
q seminal weakness. Dr. Wagner VIII Suaran-
tee a cure In all such cases and 4 ncAlthy resiufa-
ton OF the grnltu-urinafy organs, consultation
Tree Thorough examination and advice, SOU
All communications should be addressed 20
n "-.rv Wagner, p~oStonlc~ hOH 2Ss9, Denver
Co'orado.
me Yount Mans Poke Companion, BY Ir.
p. ~ sr. Il va0rtn it. wright In guild 10 young
mer- Price. sl3 sent bY mail TO any address
Take Notice.
has moved Into his new building No. - Lar
irn-- -sre., INST acniss the street irum No. ~
Larimer street. his old office tNKAR CRY HALL
HIS new quarters ART lifted up In grand style
DIR. WAGNER & co.
cutth hi 5 out and take along
, 1884-09-25

Little Joker is the best smoking to-
bacco.
, 1884-09-25

Mother Walton has prescribed this
valuable medicine for a great many years
in her private p%rartice. 1t has proved
an unfalling specific in the treatment Of
the many disorders to which the female
constitution is subject. 1t is a sure cure
for the monthly troubles that 80 many
women suffer Mailed on receipt Of price
bls
, 1884-09-25

We have some choice ranch butter in
jar, for family use. Try a jar. Also a few
more plums for preserving. A. Under
wood l. Bro.
Go to Peabody's for candies, fruit &c.
, 1884-09-25

F.. E.. GOODRICH G GHH Bs 6 .a + $g 5l B551 81. El ! .Ssaa3yl BELLS a5s
street. opposite Opera House PoAohne box 4gS, Cheyenne, Wyo.
, 1884-09-25

CnnRn M MAMM Qate Register U. S. Land Ohce(, ATTORNEY
EUdAfi w. MANN and COUNSELLOR at LAW. Practices in the
Courts vi the Territory ud tho Supreme Court Of he United States. Special after,
ton paid to land and mineral entrns and contests Office Rooms e AL 5 C,u-
meraal Building. Sixteenth street; Cheyenne, Wy0mns
, 1884-09-25
CHICAGO FEMALE COLLEGE,

1toraan rank (near Chicago). Boarding
sehOotlur Girls md Young Ladies. Fur cata-
logue, address q THAYER, l. L d., Morgan
M III VI u Addison strs-,, ~Ale-ks.
, 1884-09-25

DR.. F. |. WARNER sg lEss.l av,t Corner S%y { e f ssss.s'h Ds @a g Edsy
Residence 4O4 Eddy Street Fine work a speciality.
, 1884-09-25

FRAZIER MEDICINE CO., Props.
Cleveland, Ohio
, 1884-09-25

STEPHEN. w, DUWNEY S7aT I31S1E' 6m7s7 N c aa sSHI'@ o.
Warren new block at cheyenne. Wyoming, and on Second street Laramie City,
Wyoming Business in all the District Courts and before the Supreme Court of this
Territory carefully and promptly prosecuted. Special attention given to Mining
Homestead, Presumption, Desert Land and Timber Culture Claims, and the man
agement of land contests in the local land offices and before the Interior Department
at Washington. Locations of choice Mnrl, Agricultural and Grazing lands made
and patents secured cheaply and speedily. Incorporation papers of Stotk-Raing
Lane, Mining and Water Companies carefully prepared. Correspondence as to ha
natter and the investment of capital solicited,
, 1884-09-25
Opera House

DC and Manager
4 Associate Manager
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-16
MOTimiB1tO de paS8jerOS.

Entrad0s pur el sFaracruz. D
/ Francisco Gutierrez. Gslas1in0 Sofa.
Alfredo Herrera se10ra hI0, Juan
BTscaute, GuiIlermo Ber1E, Arturo
Ruiz, Francisco Perez, Francisco Sil-
veri0. jose 0nslu.
Enrradns Dor el alfonso XII. p
Antonio Pui0ls, jose Garbcnal, Agus-
TN Mia. Agusrin Cruz, Francisco
Bas16n, TenancI0 Diaz, Jose G0lc0e-
chaa, Ricardo Moreno, EngenIo Anca,
Juan Garcia, 10 S0ldad0s.
Sahdos Dor seElcano. Para Areci-
bD.-D. Arturo E. Diaz, Andres Mon
El0va, Joaquin Sanchez, Carlos 6aF-
cia un ni18, Mr. Korber y se1ura,
siirviEuta de Id. Ramon Miranda, JuRn
Rubart, Santiago Sebastian, Luls Du-
prsys san1ra 7 cuatro mos, Tres Sir
viauzas DE- id.-PaTs AguadiIia.-Ans
Catalina Priatn. Manuel G0rcnado se-
nora Y nin0s, Francisco AmeIl, Cris-
do de i'd. T0m&s Lopez. Hematerlo Pa
len0ue.-Pars MEyRgnez Hum
berT sen0rz = . hI7os, Jose Mulz0 {
mo. Lorenzo GnrDea. Juan de Ia Cruz,
Lms Sanford, Greg0rIo SRarez, Rcgi-
10 Avabuena Y ] harmana, Lorenzo
Garcis = se11ra, Jose Rodriguez, Ra-
iaal Oasael5n.-PGrs P0nce.-Asun-
ci6n de Ia Paz = / nI1n, Martin La
rraur 7 ST se1i8rs madrs.
S~KTrI-c -vsy7rw - 1vuvsrr-~ ts{ a gr-Tf flc ID
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-16

Como nnuncl0 1rlstA. niL u el apuH-
fe del faIlsriniento 0su~TIiD en esrs
caFte del genera Mats = AlBs, maT-
gH4s de T8rre- AaEa. que tan nr1llan-
t. haja de servicI8E dga como EeanaT-
Dc.
Como Enuncle RlagTs, apunfD 1Els
l8s gg0rzmsz anaan "a Rianro1alios c0I
les curTaras de cabali8s que teudrAE
lugar 81 los dias :, 2, II 3 a Dc La
F0. 3 aungna falta mas DE- un mes yE
los ahclonad0E se prspGTan gazzar 1is
essa fiesta que nunca llegars ser VsE-
dadaraneute espa19la.
En- el vap0r que llsva es1a ca~tR- -
grssa q esa Isla q ntatigable director
de Is S8ciadad de Cr4dlt0 msrcanrll
se1Br BastOn y G8rB8n; much0 Ia ira
baiado agm 81 gro DE- los lHEereses at
FJEar1o-1ico, T sobre tDdO En- Ia Question
de la m0neda, que cunsIdsrD arragla6iE-
SERUM ms nBticlas. Anres de s&lEr ds
MadrI3. al ssnar Bast6n 0bsequI0 con-
M almuarz0 esplADdid0 en- F6rnns I
vari0s seuad0rss y dIpH1ados puerto
riouenos. rainand0 en- la mesa Ia ma
Yor ammonia y el mejar deseo De Ia
prosperidad de ese panadO de TERRA
tan guerId0 por r0d0s.
r. P. del Ri0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-16

NgmhradO Catedra1cD de AgTl-
cultura del Institute Provincial
%. Crist0bal Perez Pastor. pro-
puesto por 81 respective tribunal
de op0aa0nes.
Circular que expide Ia Inten-
dancia de Hacienda Z los AlcRl-
des Enuneiandoles que el IL de
Mayo prdximo han de dar princi-
pi0 los trabajos de la matrlcula
industrial = de comercio para
1884-B5, Y rec0mendando que Sc
remitan los referidOs trsba]0s a.
citado Centre para el 10 de in
MO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-16

ruuvalar la cErrei, amanazando aarral
sE alla i u faarza
Ann se lrn1ra el rasHiEado CUE pc
lirE 1anar esn acErad Del E0pulaclila. Z
caal revala mach0 ancanB contra 4
rropa-
FL asAsino qus ha sido rausa dal
marIn se escap6 del 1ren sn uas Iba 1
ser rrasladad8 uua Giadad mmsdia-
sa.
Ell vBp ELDhlnst0ng. De FIladalhs
para I'd puerto de Cuba, Ia varad0 eI
la cDsts De Ia Carolina del N7rre: perr
ST poslcl6R no Insplrs tenor.
Lgndras, ID. De ld.-En IL T0tsci6n
que 1.-Two sfae1n sn la C8mRra de los
ls0munas s01Ts una resolucI0n en fEv1r
De Ia rsbE.ja de ciarfos impuestos locs-
les fHe ds-r8tRdo el G0bisrnD lI0r 20S
v1EDE c0n1rs 1g7.
Circular TsrE0nes COMMUNICATIONS
aearcs de Ia cansa del faIlecimient0 de-
Dugue de Albany. Sc presume, Hin
embargo, cue muri6 de III a1agae arc
pIeEIcB.
FL T5mss pubIcs IN tHleCrsmR de
Paris, en e cuGl s. dice cue e Papa
ha escri10 q Emperad0r de Austria,
deGla-and0le CUE est6 dscidid0 & zahr
De Roma dantro de III 1lemp0 mas {
man8s breVe.
Nusvs- I 0rk, id. de id.-TelagrEfiAn
de GIDeIunEn cue los am0rinaaos tu-
vierOn I'd mnsrr0 J = haridas, tres De
esrOs faralmanre.
(LilGrl0 de Ia Norma
C0zrtUirGn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-04-16
ROMO Sc RSuI

Los E0nsumld0Ees de eervEzs & Is
narras a AL.SBEB6 = BATAzLAE.
Los fAhreaHtss de pGn que uuie-sr
uaar d. ia marine De laE nsErras Tllasslls
aH-p = Snpsrla1iva aua tA hasnos
resulfHd0s ueus alrznzaa0s sz zadsx
los mersad0s en- que se hA hseho Eaa
de ella.
P0drau dIrIgrss d nfnasan DE- los
ERES. CB0SAS = FINLAAE. "a
Marina, sn Ia caradumbEa de uue gus-
dsrkn sRtiEfeEhas sus szplrAaonez Il
preci0 = chhdAd.
En- e mlsm0 almaean flay Ezahaz-
ciaE de made-as de t8daE clases. EiHar-
tones, tablRs, 1Ablunes, tRhIonrsIlns =
tejamanis DE- pIchIpsn, tzblaz = ssblo-
nes de plno Ems-iczno { lnE2Sa. Pin
5urRs ypreparadas eB aeeIte T eD Fsaizz.
Hlerro gElvEnIzad0 largo = nurra. e
E0d0s l8s sfec1os de eonE1rnccEsass "a
rules ae IA mei8- cufiaaa