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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
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ST. LOUIS,
1892.


printed in electric lights $50 ieet from
theground.
The Examinations will be repeated
on October IL and again on October 90,
and no one in this section should miss
the opportunity to witness them, cs-
pecially as the railroads are making
such very low rates TO st. Louis. No
one need stay away for fear of not get
ting accommodation at hotels at rea-
sonablc prices. The Autumnal Festiv
tiles Association has organized hotel
and boarding bureau, which keeps Il
list of 100, 600 rooms or apartments for
rent, and which furnishes guides for
strangers, in order that they may have
no difficulty in finding the quarters as
signed to them.
Another never failing attraction is
the exposition, at which Gilmorc's one
hundred, the grandcst band in the
world, will give four concerts daily un-
til Oct. %, inclusive. The charge for
admission to this great combination OF
attractions is only % cents, which in
cludes seat at the Gilmore concerts
as well rs admission to the art CALLER
les, the mechanical, artistic, electrical
and fishery displays, and notwith-
standing the heavy expenses incurred
this fee is large enough to make the
! exposition self-supporting and profit
earning. The railroads are still max
ing very low rates to the Carnival city.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
BLOODY BATTLE IN CHURCH.
Three People Killed aud Several
Wounded at n Missouri Revival

Fulton, Mo-, Oct 6.-Three men
were fatally wounded and several per-
sons shot, but not mortally wounded,
at colored revival meeting at Steph-
ems Store, a small store twenty miles
northwest Of here, Sunday evening.
Saturday ii colored youth, Mike FUR
ner, whipped another negro boy. The
latter swore vengeance, and Sunday
afternoon, SO it is reported, he entered
the meeting, and drawing n revolver
began TO fire at Turner. His first shot
pierced the abdomen of colored
woman named Keys and his second
mortally wounded her husband.
Several of those present drew revolt
vers and took sides for and against the
boy who started the shooting. The
women screamed and fled in all drec-
tions while the men were blazing away
at each other When the smoke cleared
away two men We're dead and several
wounded. Keys died yesterday and
lrs. Keys cannot live. 1t is learned
that one of the negroes was cut 10
pieces with a razor.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21

THE movement for good roads. in
its advance, has received an embel-
llshment which seems very happy
one and likely to be productive Of
good to the cause. 1t Is the plan for
planting trees along the roadside for
the purpose OF protection against sun
and weather. The beauty of the idea
is apparent at once. and 1t is by no
means impracticable. 1t is already
in practice in Europe and with very
desirable results as in Suabia for in
stance where fruit trees are used for
the purpose and are so thoroughly
tended as to actually almost repay,
by their yield the expense OF keeping
the roads in order. 1t may be OBJ
.ccted that in this country the popu-
lar respect fer government property
is not 81 cient to keep such an
avenue sale from the depredations OF
tramps and boys but it may also be
emembered that it would take good
many OF these marauders to seriously
Affect the crop from several miles Of
cherry trees
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21

THERE can be no question as to tho
Intelligence and practical ability OF
men who have in competition against
all the world won the prize for which
all have striven. the supply OF the
worlds demand for food. OF the in
telligence OF such men may be re-
peated the remark which the German
made after his wife had died. and
some one asked him II she was re.
signed to go. In quick surprise at
such question, he answered. She
have to ben 1t is much so with
American farmers to-day. They are
marching in n much faster procession
than did the farmers OF fifty or a hun
dred years ago and all tho more
severe is their penalty if they fail 10
keep up with the procession.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
SNAP SHOTS OF SCIENCE.

diamond mine has been discovered
at Barkly West, South Africa.
Artesian wells were known at Thebes
as long ago as the time of Timerion,
1000 years before the Christian era
If this globe were cooled down to
200 degrees below the zero of cent?
grade it would be covered with sea
of liqueficd gas thirty-five feet deep
of which about seven feet would be
liquid oxygen.
One of the most remarkable and sue
cessful photographs of lightning ever
known was made by Mr. Rusk at
Haines Falls, in the Catskills. during
an electrical display. The lateral
zigzag streaks of fire against the mas
sive slope of Mount Lincoln were IT,
Simultaneously caught in the exposure
and are plainly and sharply shown IN
the print, which also shows bursting
bolts of lightning in the upper atmos'
phere, where the vivid illumination
asts wonderful shadows upon the sur
rounding mountains The print is an
interesting study of atmospheric cleo
tricity.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
ECAN MAY NOT RETURN.
He Is Not Likely to Go Back "a
Chiie.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. s.-A well.
informed official of the State Depart
ment said that it was not likely
that Mr.. Egan would return to Chile
in an official capacity He based his
statement on information given by ex-
Consul McCreary, who recently re-
turned from Valparaiso. Mr.. McCreary
said that Egan was tired Of Chile
and had told him that he would
resign after reaching this country
Mr.. McCreary said that Egan had re-
ceived assurances from the authorities
in Washington that his course in Chile
was entirely satisfactory, SO much so
that his resignation would not be due
to wish on the part of the State de-
partment to dispose of him, but to a
desire to advance him in the diplo-
matte service. The Chilean mission is
in the third class, and it is proba BILE
that Mr.. Egan will be advanced to
some second rate mission.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
Talk About Annexing Canada.

BosroN, Mass, Oct. .S.-The new
movement looking to the political
union of the United States and Canada.
represented by Li.ut L. A. Macdonald
of Toronto, WHO'S at present on visit
to this city, received substantial in
dorsement at meeting of representa-
tive Boston business men held hero
yesterday. Lieut.. Macdonald made
an address and outlined his plan of
campaign, stating that political union
was not only possible. but inevitable,
and that the people Of Canada were
ripe for tho change. A public meeting
will be held in Boston in few week,
" ssgi5ee discuss .hs a,litey.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
TO SUCCEED TENNYSON.
Swineburne Likely to lie Chosen Poot
Laureate,

Laureate,
LONDON, Oct. 8 Lord Tennyson's
death was without any show of physi-
cal pain. As peacefully and as gentle
as he had lived he died, looking until
the end into the eyes of those dear to
him. All the members of his family
were at his bedside, and Sir Andrew
Clark remained from the moment of
his arrival until he breathed his last.
Lord Tcnnyson spoke to his wife
about an hour before he died, and his
words to her were the last he uttered.
A friend of the bereaved family
states that during wakeful
moment Lord Tennyson asked for
copy of Shakespeare, and with
his own hands turned the leaves until
he found the dirge in "Cymbeline.
Then he fixed his eyes on the pages,
but he did not speak, and whether he
read the lines or not is not known.
Soon he again passed into slumber, and
his left hand rested on the open
book.
The Canon of Westminster abbey
has formally invited Hallam Tennyson
to bury his flasher in Westminster alb
hey. The Bishop of Winchester will
preach the funeral sermon in the
lIalsemere church on Sunday. The flu
neral will be a public one.
The Pail Mall Gazette thinks that
Mr.. Gladstone will appoint Algernon
Swinburne to the post Of poet laureate
made vacant by the death of Lord
Tennyson. The Gazette adds: in
view of the abuse Swinburne has Law.
ished upon Mr.. Gladstone the choice
would be characteristic and an in
stance of great mans magnanimity. "
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21

The Examinations arc so magnificent
that people come for miles to sec them
again and again. An illustration is
given of one of the features, the Santa
Maria arch, which is surmounted by a
model OF Columbus old ship with the
rigging and sails all defined by mean
descent electric lights. This is only
one of the many uadro-centennial
features of the displays, the others
consisting of globes arches and other
stones of beauty. Among the grandest
of all is an electrical panorama illus
trating the discovery of America, and
winding up with an exquisite climax
with the words
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
GOING TO ST. LOUIS.
THE CRY is ALL ABOARD FOR
THE CARNIVAL CITY,"
Arrangements Made to Supplement-
Hotel Accom- m odation by Rooms la
Private Houses for One Hundred
Thousand Guests-Great Success Of
tho illumination and Festivities.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6.-Never in the
history of st. Louis have the streets
and various places of attraction been
SO thronged rs to-day. Fair Thursday
is always the great day for huge
crowd, and this year has been an ex-
ccption only SO far as 1t has broken all
records. The electric cars have been
crowded all day; over $4,000 people
have been out at the fair, and there
has not been standing room at any one
of the four Gilmore concerts at the
exposition. AT : o'clock the Is, 900 gas
and electric lights forming the street
Examinations burst into briliancy, and
then along six miles of the leading
thoroughfares grand sight was seen.
The crowds formed solid mass, max
ing street car traffic almost impossible,
and shout after shout went up as the
pup fa ed
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
were appointed. The express COM
panies will dor ate liberal sums.

were appointed. The express COM
panies will dor ate liberal sums.
Cashier Ayres is still improving.
Relic hunters took everything they
could lay hands on. even hair from
the tails of the robbers horses.
WICHITA, kas., Oct. Allie Ogee.
who it was supposed. was the only
member of the Dalton bandit gang to
escape, is here and has been here for
nine months. He works in the pack
ing house. and the foreman OF Dold's
plant says he has not missed a days
work in the last three weeks, so it is
impossible for him to have been with
the Coffeyville robbers. DIR. Wood OF
Colreyville. Ogee's foster father. is
here today. and says he cannot under
stand how Ogee's name became con-
nected with that of the Daltons. A
dispatch from Coffeyvilie states that
the identity OF the escaped bandit is
unknown.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21

Ir argues very poorly for the aver
age cultivation Of the people that
they read so little and make such Il
bad choice OF what they are to read.
1t shows that the great majority are
easily satisfied intellectually and that
the nearer you come TO commonplace
tho more you are on their intellectual
level. No one can spend II day on
the piazzas OF our summer hotels with
out obtaining abundant evidence OF
the slender cultivation which is to be
found among II great many people
who are apparently we'll bred, and
who pass in society for persons OF
some cultivation. We have dwelt
upon the trash which our women read
and it may be asked. What about the
menP And the reply is that it is sci.
dom that the men read at all.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
TWO Founders Form n Trust.

NEW YORK. Oct. s.-After several
failures the efforts of the type founders
to form combination have at last
proved successful. The new trust will
be known as the Type Founders com
pany. 1t has been Incorporated under
the laws Of the State of New Jersey,
with capital stock of $1,000, 900. con-
sisting of 10000 shares of preferred
and $4,000 shares of common stock
The officers are Robert Allison, presi
dent; w. Il. Mackellar, vice-president;
A. L. II. Brewer, secretary; G. II. Jor-
dan. Eastern manager; John Marder,
Western manager.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21

The trotting horse is distinctively
American; the runner. in his various
stages OF 1eetness. has belonged to
all countries. For number OF years
more than half decade. the grade
OF our advancement was represented
by 2:0S3. the Record OF Maud S., as
the temperature OF the atmosphere is
indicated by the figures of the
Thermometer But blood has been
growing richer suppleness more agile.
intelligence more acute until 2:07i
are the characters which mark the
growing accomplishment of the horse,
and. according to the theory, the nd.
vancement of the devoted age that
breeds him. 1t is the opinion of those
who have had most to do with the
development OF the horse that by the
close OF the century he will have
trotted mile in two minutes fea
which was never dreamed OF a few
wears ago
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
Cactus Native TO New York.

Morningside park, New York. has
in its curiosities species of cactus,
apparently native and voluntary 1t
grows in great abundance on tho wall
OF almost perpendicular rock opposite
One Hundred and Sixteenth street.
clinging tenaciously to every coigne
OF vantage offered by the irreguari-
ties Of the rock. The conditions pre-
scented by the rocks at that point seem
admirably suited to the cactus for the
soil is thin and dry and the face OF
the rocks being turned directly toward
the morning sun the temperature Tor
many hours is almost tropical
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
NO NEW DEAL IN INDIANA.
Tho Supreme Court In no Hurry to
Knock Out tho Alleged Gcrrymander.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 6. THE suit
to test the constitutionality of the APP
portionment acts of 1885 and 1891 met
its first stumbling block yesterday
when the Supreme court refused to adj
vance the suit on the docket without
further considerations. When the
court reconvencd yesterday, ut
o'clock one of the first cases laid on the
table in the consultat ton room was the
apportionmcnt suit. In the afternoon
the case was returned to the clerk of
the court, along with the decided cases,
with an order postponing the con-
sidcration of the motion to advance.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21

The philanthropist who would in
some one OF Americas great cities
found and endow u free bath house
where disease could be washed and
kneaded away from the poor as it is
washed away from those who are
able to patronize the fashionable min-
eral spring resorts would do about as
much for humanity as a Peabody in
his model tenementa p,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21

COLUMBIA, S. C., Oct. s-Go!. Till
man, State Treasurer Bates, Congress
man Brawley and Senator Irby have
gone to New York TO open negotiations
with capitalists in that city looking to
the refunding of the State debt.
Nearly the entire debt, about s5.4O0, .
300 must be met by next July.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21

EVERY per-on who has driven a
team drawing vehicle has noticed
how easily it glides along where the
road is firm and smooth and almo t
level and no one ever knew " team
to fall on such roads. All farmers
and freighters know that We have to
load team according TO the bad
places in tho roads. These bad or
difficult places may not occupy moro
than one tenth or one twentieth OF the
whole road. or even sometimes not
more than few rods. and yet we
have to haul half load over the
whole length of the road because oil
these bad places. Some places are
too rough. some too steep some toe
sandy some too muddy, some too
stony and few parts of them remain
in condition when put in condition.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
indicted for Creating u Monopoly

BosToN, Mass, Oct. s.-The United
States Circuit court grand jury has re-
ported an indictment in eighteen
counts against John II. Patterson and
fourteen others, officers and employees
of the National Cash Register com
pany, charging them with creating a
monopoly in favor of the National
company in restraint of trade and in
violation of the Sherman antitrust
act. Justice Putnam was on the
bench This is the second indict ment
against officers of this company.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21

Major Handy has ordered from Wy
cor, Seamans ana Benedict fifty Rem
ington typwriters for the use OF press
representatives at the dedicatory GER
monies. A like number of expert op-
orators will be engaged for this ser.
Woe,
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21

The officers OF the regiment turned
away from him Us from an outcast
and the men sat in their tents and
knew not when he went.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1892-10-21
. p.,uerado Resisting Ares. Is Killed.

PAgKERsnuRG, W. Va. Oct. Jack
Gentry, notorious outlaw, was killed
near Coviugton, Ky, ly Sheriff Byers
and two deputies. Gentry was wanted
for four murders recently committed
aud WA killed while resisting arrest
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-03-10
"a Ultima m0da
BASES DELLA PUBLICACI0N

LA ULTIMA MODA aparece tOqOS los do
mingos, on un pliego de IL grandes paginas q
tres cOlumnaS, con multitud de mOdelOS, de
de trajes, abrigos, confecciones, sOmbreros,
peinados, adOrnOs labOres de Ultima move.
dad. Una de las hojas de cada n1merO cOntie-
ne OchO paginas de novela on forma cow enien
te para hacer encuadernadaS; Otra eSta desti.
NADIA una plancha de dibujos para bCrlar, y
al dOrSO: unas Veces retratOs de nOtabilidades
cOntempOraneas otras, juegOs de sociedad; ;
Otras, laminaS de mobiliariO Ornamentacion;
Otras. On fin, nOvelitas oOrtas fgurines espe
ciales, todo con grabados Las ocho paginas
restantes del peri6dico ofrecen multitud de
modelos, art1culos, revistas, consultas, recetas,
pasatiempOS; teXto Siempre esmeradO de GUAM
to puede interesar las senoras y senOritas, y
ante tOdO sObre TODD de Ia mayor mOra1dad
4 cada ndmerO acOmpana un regalO, o
sea So al a6o, conslstentes On fgurines acuare
las, hOjas de patrones con dibujos para bOrdar,
p0trOnes cOrtadOs, hoias de cuatrO paglnas
dos tintas, de dibujos para bordadOs artisticOs,
crOmOS representandO preoioSas labOres, mt
sica, ETC., etc. A peSar de estas ventajas, es
el peri6dic0 mas baratO en- su clase como pue
de verse por los siguientes:
Pvecjos de ssscrjcj6a err Puerto -R6co.:-
Seis meses, $3-5O.-Un afle, $6.-Pago antici.
pado.
(52 N6MEROs AL ANO).
- Como de costumbre, todas las sus
eritoras que anticipen el a1lo, SO les hara uD
regalO extraordinario.
Agente de LA ULTIMA MoDA On Puerto
Rico,
M. RODRIGUEZ
Successor de s. G.. de Mantilla.-Pr0p0gG
L6teFGSSG.-San Juan de Puerto Rico.
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Emulsion CreOsotada
DE RABELL.
(Farmaosatico de la Uaiversid I'd de la Habaaa.)

Ejfcag q poderoso re medic para las enferms-
d9des del pech0
La EMULSION C&Eo50TADA del Dr.. Ra-
bel es un magnifco y III sraviltoso agente ts-
1ap6uJicO de 6xito segu'n en- la B'0nQuStis.
1fsis LGvingjtjs. Asm :, CBtIrros T0ses pert5-
ssHces, Resfr6Gd0s Es Y6fwas Aiae nSG R1gMi-
tisns0 On los nlos, tad general y, en- su-
ma. para las ateociones de la g4rganta. los
nronquos y los pulmon5s. Desplerta oil ape.
tito y vigOriZa las natuTalez's mas enpObreci-
das. Els ell remedio por exelencia.
La EMU LSION CREOSOT.DA DE RAB ELL,
nueva, hnica original association de ACEITE
DE BACALaO, CREOSOTA E HLPOFO3FITO5
DE CALY SOSA, es una delica la orema, de
suave oOr balsamico, de grato sabor, pslada-
BILE hasta por los nilos.
Todos los enfermos la tomaran sin repug-
nancia, con facilidad y gusto. Esta elaborada
con esquisto esmero. Pru6bese admirara sa
rapida acci0n curativa.
EV6ase Ell amplio pr0spacto que acom-
pafa cada frasco.-De venta en- todas las
DCoguerias Boticas de Ia Isla. de Cuba.-De
p6sito principal: ola Reunion" de jose Sa-
rra.-Habana. = Puerto Rico, Farmaoia Dro-
guerra de T. Guillermety.
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Fabrica de Oarr0s y Oarretas
Sen Jas6: EN- GAGUAS
Propietario, =. Jesse del Carmen 0ftix

I'm dicho taller. que ouenta con todos los
titles neeesarioa, Sc fAb-ioan componen toda
olase de yehtcuios, tales como COjHES, CA
RR0S, CARR IT AS <eto. sto., preclos econ6-
mic0s oonvanoionales. Hay sienpre una
huena exiseancIa de oarros heohos para la
venta.
Sc emplea Ia major MADEIRA del pals, para
10 eual cuenGa Ia faorlca CON una buena exis,
tsncia de elias. =
Las drdsnes deben envarse al dicho pro.
pietario on Caguas o Suceseres dc Quevedo =
Hass SUCES0REs DE- ABARCA en- esta Ca.
pital. 46-6
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GAAN0ES TAEkERE$
de naqulnaria, Fun ltelo1, oaldererla J Herretla
Los SREs.
SOBRINOS DE PORTILLA
SAN JUAN, PUERTO-RICo.


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Limas accessories para Naquinstas
sparcad
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MUbRTOS rGSQCitaQOS

Los numerosos enfermos que perdida toda; ;es-
peranza de curaci6n Sc vieron al borde del sepul-
Gro y lograrOn salvarse tomandO ell
Lt0r balSal1cO de brea Veeal del Dr. Gonzalez
mas que otra cOsa parecen moMertOs resWcitGdOS.
En- veinte amos que cuenta de existencia tan
precioso medicamento Sc han curado mas de
CIENTO CINCUENTA MIL
personas que padecfan del pecho, de la garganta,
de Ia vejlga v de impurezas de la sangre.
Ell remedio mas popular de Cuba 81 que ha
lOgrado acreditarse desde el cabo de San Antonio
hasta Ia punta dc Mais1, es 81
IiC0r balls AMIGO de brea Vejeta| del
DIR. GONZALEZ,
poruue ninedn otro medicamento, nacional 8 ex.
tranjero, es tan efcaz como 81 para la curaci6n de
las toses agudas GRO aicas, garrasperas, rOnQue-
ras, p6rdida do la voz, irritacones de garganta y
pecho, cataTros, bronquits, grippe, tisis incpien
to, ETC., etc.
.sT Para combatir al asma ahoge ca la medicina
por excelencia, asf como para el reumatisme, gotta
y NAL dc piedra.
Los catarros de la vejga, que tanto atormen-
tan & Ia p0bre humanidad, los huiOs del dido v de
Ia uretra, cuandO NO tienen por causa el contagio
desapagecen con el usO del LICOR BALSAMlCO
DE BREA VEJETAL DEL DIR, GONZALEZ.
Los escrufulosos, cuyos est6magos rechazan
el aceite de bacalao Y las emulsiOnes, deben acn.
dir al LICOR DE BREA DEL DIR. GONZALEZ !;
asi como los que padecen de granos, herpes, plea
zones, llagas, dlceras en- general de cuaIquiera
otra efecci6n ue la piel.
Ell lEOr bdlSamlcO de brea VGgGtal del DR.. GONZALEZ
purifca la sangre, despeja la cabeza, hace engor.
dar, da sueno tranquilo produce buen humor.
FARFULLEROS MALANDRINES
de distintos lugares han imitado el LICOR DE
BREA DE GONZALEZ hasta compuesto otros
CON nombras parecidos para sorprender al publico
d&ndOle cato pOr liebre. FL pdblico debe tener
muGho cuidado y al comprar 81 LICOR DE BREA
debe pedir 81 legitmo, el que cura, que ca 81 que
prepara al DR. GONZALEZ On la
B0TICA DE SAN JOSE,
cAlle de Aguiar n: LOG, Habana, y que so vende
On todas las .droguerfas boticas de las Islas de
Cuba Y Puerto Rico: 1911
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E..t5cas q poderOso re medic para las eafefms-
d9des del pecho.