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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08

Some Great Addresses Delivered Re.
fore the Body Yesterday.

Special to the State Chronicle
ATLANTA, Ca. May 1.-The sec.
ond day of the Southern Baptist con-
vention there were large missionary
meetings in the different churches.
$4,000 being given by to persons,
DIR. Carter gave an excambe address
on the moral basis of n nfae he's ms. He
said 1t may take years d, toll and
much money to eva. : 5lize the
world, but this we must do.
1t is right and founded on the nature
OF God and his eternal law. The ten
commandments teach love to Sod and
love to man. This covers the ground.
There is a brotherhood of blood. and
the question is where is this brother !?
A pleasant and touching episode
took place when six men were brought
before the convention who were N at
tendance at the first convention held
at Augusta, Ga, in 1S45. DR.. Green,
OF st. Louis, spoke on the query:
"Are the heather lost without the
gospel" He said: "What of The
world: 1t is brought 90 our doors.
There is no good in heathenism. All
are Gods children but wandering.
lost. We must carry them the hope
that has brought joy to our own souls"
DR.. Broadus made the great speech
OF the convention: s.Eow's best
to utilize the centennial of
mlsslons:' 1t will promote study of
history. He said we have been more
busy max z history than studying it..
1t Christie atty is not the true religion
it is false religion. 1t must be mis-
s'onary or nothing. Going out to the
world, healthy at extremes or decaying
at the heart. We must have large
contributions from the rich. They
give to colleges and churches, why not
give million for the worlds redemp-
ton The appeal DR.. Broadus made
uoved the vast audience to tears.
President Chapman and Dr.. Wilkins,
representing the Young Peoples Bap-
tist union, addressed the convention.
DR.. Mabie, secretary of the American
Baptist union, who has recently re-
turned from visiting all Baptist fields.
for two hours told the convention Of a
gathering h had had in Japan, India
and China; ,a.e wonderful progress of
these empires, the desire of millions
fer the "ori of God. He spoke for two
hours. 1t was thrilling address. Then
came scene long to be remembered.
Joshua Leyering, Of Baltimore, step
ped forward and gave $4,000 for him.
self and $4,000 for twin brother for
this special work Then pledges came
III by hundreds from every direction.
North Carolina is we'll represented on
all the important committees Pulpits
OF the city and for forty miles away
are supplied by the convention.
j. j. HALL.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08
LeIsOir County,
0 the state Chronicle

0PeelaI p Inc State Chronicle
hINsroN, May Let the demo
cratic rooster crow for Lenoir. The
delegation to the State convention is
composed Of good men, all straight-out
democrats, first, last and all the time,
Without The slightest third party taint.
no instructions except for n. j.
Rouse for attorney general. Capt. w.
W. Carraway and solicitor Allen
made earnest and eloquent speeches
urging democrats to close up all ap.
parent breaches and not allow the re-
pubIlcans to slip into power through a
split in the ranks of democracy.
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day. There was full attendance and
all the prominent democrats of the
county were present. The convention
was characterized by broad spirit of
ioerallty and good feeling. The best Of
order prevailed, and, as was truly said.
1t was the most harmonious gathering
wilson democracy has enjoyed in
many years. The following delegates
to the State convention were chosen:
Nathan Bass, A. I. Barnes. Lee
Woodland, K. B. Dean, Fl. P. Free
man, W. r. O'Berry, II NJ. Thomp-
son, Levine Watson. A. ". Thompson,
D. ID. Mears, Edward Barnes, Jr., z.
W. Barnes, F. A. Woodard, John z.
Woodland.
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weekly Bank Statement

BY Telegraph to the state Chronicle.
NEW YORK, May THE weekly
bank statement shows that the changes
are: Reserve decrease, $5,227,8OO:
loans, increase, sS0S,500; specie, de-
crease, S., 900; legal tenders. de.
crease, si,o25,700; deposits decrease,
S3,954, 5000; circulation, increase.
S53,300; The banks now hold $I4,-
oOo,5Oo in excess Of the requirements
of the 25 per cent. rule.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08
1lls State Chronicle

The Daily has a larger circulation in the
State and City than any o;aer daily.
The Weekly c.rculates In every county In
the state.
The CHRONICLE : one Of the be-, aaver-
tising mediums in the stale.
Correspondence solicited.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08
I Mon County.

~perlHI % the State Chronicle.
MONROE, May THE democratic
county convention held here to-day was
well attended. Sixteen democratic
delegates TO the State convention were
elected, they pledging themselves to
support the nominees of the demo-
cratic State, national and congressional
conventions. No Instructions except
for Alexand der for Congress.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08
Elias Carr Sota Candidate.

Tarboro Sout herner.
Mr.. John L. Bridgers wrote to Mr.
Elias Carr as follows: There has
been much SAID in connection with
your nomination for governor. There
is an impression among your friends
that you are not candidate for the
position. Being aware of 10 public
declaration on your part, as to this, ]
would be pleased to know your views
about it, should you see fit to express
them" To this Mr.. Carr replies:
81 beg to acknowledge the receipt Of
your esteemed favor, and to thar K
you for the opportunity affor ded me
of declining publicly what have SO
often done in conversation, viz, the
permission to use my name for tue
gubernatorial nomination. To nv
many friends, both in and OF the al
lance, and especially to nay county
men who have manifested sucn inter.
est in my preferment, tender my
most hearty thanks and assure them
that feel grateful for their confidence. "
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iIaInance a County,

7VtclaI 20 the State ChrOnicIe
GRAHAM, May THE county con.
yentlon instructed for Holt, ard all the
delegates TO the State convention are
Holt men. The third party is dead
here.
GRAHAM, May THE democrats
q Alamance met at noon today, the
convention being largely attended.
resolutions endorsing in very high
terms the administration Of Governor
holt were adopted. The delegation is
solid for Holt.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08
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" Niison County.
- Tue State Chronicle.

-, 'ue state Chronicle.
co.. iLSoN' May The democratic
on', n'n'y convention passed off harmoni
H. Conservative and representa-
10 = 'uocrats We're elected delegates
I'M ~ - o'ate convention. No choice
n, .o'erhor was expressed, and moth
the <, S"' 94ld about the tAild party or
eon,. "iL'oN, May THE democratic
y convention was held here to-.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08
{ truypu Gn,rut.

special to State Chronicle.
NEwBERN, May The democrat
X county convention held here to- -dav
vas large and enthusiastic gathering.
and perfectly harmonious. The dele.
cation to Raleigh was uninstructed.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08

"Ta ra-ra, boom-de ay' has hit the
town, as can be seen BY reading the
advertisement of Berwanger Bros.
China and India silks are Just now
a speciality at fuckers and are charm
ing for summer wear.
The Lyon racket store makes a
speciality of dry goods, notions, mil
!inery, shoes, &c, at prices surpris-
ingly low.
The Norris dry goods store to-day
gives an interesting list of great bar
gains in dress goods.
Dughi's pleasant ice cream parlor was
overflowed last evening by numbers OF
people seeking the grateful effects of his
cooling delicacy.
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Ht
pecial 10 the State Chronicle.

0pVtIaI % the state Chronicle.
GREENvILLE, May The Pit
county democratic convention was
harmonious. There were no "resolu-
tons adopted and the delegates are
uninstructrd. Democrats need have
no fear from the Pitt county delegation
GREENyILLE, May The county
convention passed off quietly. The
alliance in control; they are for Skin
ner. W. b. MOORE.
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Orange (OiIlly,
to State Chronicle.

Special to State Chronicle.
HtLLsBoRo, May Til Orange
county democratic convention met
here to day, Sheriff John c. Hughes,
ex.president of the county alliance,
was made permanent chairman. A
straight.out democratic delegation was
elected to the State and the congress-
lonal convention. No instruction was
given.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08
Burke CO,intt
% SSt9tp Cbropinla

special TO state Chronicle.
MoRGANroN, May Tn Morgan.
ton township to-day Governor Holt
received AZ votes, Julian S. Carr SO.
and ). : Alexander 2. Trot out
your rooster, Mr.. Herald.
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Democratic Convention onslo,,.

Democratic Convention In 0nslow.
Special Cor. State Chronicle.
Jacksonville, \. G., May L
The democracy Of Cnslow met At
jacksonville May 2 The convention
was unusually full ari enthusiastic.
Dr.. {. Thompson was president and
Mr.. :. z. Gerock secretary. Tie
committee on resolutions, J. L. Mich
olson. j. H. FoyIes. J. +. Hender-
son, A. +. Farreli, IT., and
J. w. Spicer reported the fol-
lowing resolution which was adopt
ed; That the democratic voters of Ons-
low take pleasure in endorsing the
course of our distinguished congress
man, B. F, Grady. 4 resolution was
adopted instrucring the chairman to
appoint twenty five delegates to the
State convention and Ike number TO
the congressional convention at Gin
ton July 10Th. The following dele
gates were appointed: state, T. T..
Franck, sr., w Al Barbee, John
Siarshburn, j. f. Rhodes, L. D. Bry-
an, j. II. Foyles. I. J, ]arman, G. L.
Walton, J. n. Lanier, Il. T. Shepard,
). L. GeFock, aIicajah Farnell, Al
fred E. Simmons, j. f Henderson,
d. ". Smith, A. F. Farnell. Jr.,
!. n. Henderson. ". ". Rus
sell, W. II. Hurst. A. ]. Hurst,
j ". Spieer, J. H. Bishop, Jas. NJ.
Hobbs, L. K. Thompson, H. T. King.
Congressionai-E. L. Franck. Jr.,
Jno. A, Huffman, J. |. Brown, +. +.
Howard, T. W. Hargett. Dr. J. L.
Nicholson, Dr. E. L. Cox. W. ii.
Jarman, j. \. Edwards, NJ c. Daw-
son, Thos. j. Jarman. G. B. Hewitt,
John Hurst, j. B Freeman, G. ).
Hewitt, Jr., +. 5. Gibson, A. L.
Arthur, Jno. f. Mills, E. W. Farnell,
Ruffin Bryan, Z. !. Provow, Wal
lace w. Lewis, r. Z. Bats, j. w
Spicer, Fayette King. The chairman
and secretary were added to each list
The proceedings were ordered to be
sent for publication TO the STATE
CHRONICLE.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08
Currisuck Democracy Stiii Intact.
special Cor State ChronicIp

SHAwBoRo, May 6.-This county
held its democratic convention last
Monday. Our delegates are instruct
ed by resolution, without a dissenting
voice, to support only the democratic
demands as enunciated in the platform
of principles Of the State convention
of 1890, which embraces the OcaIa
demands. The alliance people dis
claim any third party affiliations
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08


North Caroiina's Building nj Chicago
The ladies who have ia charge he
matter of raising funds for the State
building at the Worlds Fair III le
good reports of progress. 1t is decided
that the materials for the building
shall be prepared here in perfect shape.
SO they can be put together at Chicago.
Labor is costly there and very uncer-
tain, such is the demand for it. It is
now an assured fact that the building
will be put up there. The students of
the University have decided unanimous
ly to accept proposition from HRS. r.
! X. Cotton that the State colleges
should send handsome desk in honor
OF North Cardinals and the New
Worlds first native-born woman, Vir-
ginla Dare, to adorn the rostrum ofthe
wOman's building at the Worlds Fair.
The desk is to be made of Roanoke
island wood. The following commit
tee Was appointed to canvass the Uni
versity and take action in the matter:
Messrs. Banks, Rollins, Eller, Cherry,
Howell, Rodgers, Bachelor, John, and
Mangum.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08
POEE EsyzOE EE--..TE.iNTS.-
Trip 10 Atlanta via Seabosrd Al
s.i1e

Line.
Special Cor. State Chronicle.
ATLANTA, May 6.-Purposing 10
attend the Southern Baptist conven-
ton, we decided to 90 by the so.called
new line, which runs direct from
Portsmouth, Va, TO Atlanta, Ga, and
which from Norfolk and Portsmouth,
Va, Henderson ard Raleigh, \. G.,
IS the shortest and quickest Of all
routes To the minute he train came
IN at Raleigh, and we lett on time
Thursday al 4:10 p. n. We were
glad to meet Rev DIR. Dunnaway, Of
Churchland, Va, and other friends
who, by the same route, were bound
for the same destination. AS is well
known, the Seaboard Air Line includes
the Seaboard & Roanoke. Raleigh &
CASTOR, Raleigh & Augusta Air Line,
Carolina Central and the Carolina.
Georgia 4 Northern. The journey by
this route from Raleigh to At
lanta is all that one could desire
1t Is IN every respect splendid
trip, with first-class accommodations.
every attention shown passengers, and
the roadbed in the best Of condition
We passed through several important
places, such as Chester, Clinton. Green
wood and Abbeville, in South Caro-
lima, and Alberton and Athens. Geor-
gl2, and were glad to note here ARD
there new towns starting up along the
road. which will ere long be centres OF
business activity. The road from
Monroe to Atlanta IS new and very
recently completed. but in going over
Il you experience none Of the incon.
venlenceS of a new road, for It is SO
thoroughly built as to equal any Of the
Older roads. Ia fact, have not found
smoother road anywhere. This
through route to Atlanta means much
to Raleigh and to the State as well
as to many place it passes through.
1t is no small pleasure to the travel
Ter to be able to ride six hundred
miles, this being about the distance
from Portsmouth to Atlanta, and not
be confronted on the way with the
cry: Change Cars We believe
this IS destined to be the most popular.
as it now is the most direct, of all
routes to Atlanta.
II j. HAIL
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08
The Weather and the Crops.

The reports Of correspondents OF the
weekly weather crop bulletin issued
by the North Carolina experiment
station and State weather service for
the week ending yesterday show that
the weather has been very favorable
for crops and farm work. There has
teen an abundance Of sunshine ard
the temperature was considerably
above The average. In the eastern
and central districts rain is now needed
In the western district light rains
have fallen and the weather was all
that could be desired. TRANSATLANTIC ,
tobacco plants has begun, but more
rain is needed for this work. Early
corn is up, but the stand is poor.
Corn and cotton are about ali planted.
and cotton is up in some localities.
Peanuts are being planted In the
eastern district peas and wberries
are being marketed The outlook for
fruit grows brighter Wheat, oats and
grasses are IN excellent condition.
The fine weather has enabled the far
mers to put in six days OF hard labor
and farm work is noT generally well
in hand
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08

| have been great sufferer from dry
catarrh for many years, and | tried
many remedies, but none did me so
much benefit as Ely's Cream Balm. It
completely cured me,-M j. Lally, 80
Woodward avenue, Boston Highlands,
Mass
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08
COUNTY CONVENTIONS.
HiRuoNN AND ENTEsGSIASM
ANONG DEMOCR ATS.
>Irai&hi-out Democrats Elected from
Almost Every tounty--GOod News
for the Party,

Democratic county conv, ntions were
held in many counties in North Caro-.
lima yesterday and the results of the
election OF delegates to the State con-
yeoiion IS indeed gratifying to all
democrats. The following specials tell
the tale.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08

SPECIAL to State Chronicle.

SOUTHPORT, May Brunswick
county democratic convention held
here today was harmonious, the dele.
gates being elected on strict party
lines.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08

Without doubt this medicine will
cure you. 1t has cured thousands Take
Simmons Liver Regulator
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1892-05-08

No pill or nauseating potion, but a
pleasant tonic and purgative is Sim
mons Liver Regulator.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-03
PILDORlS RECONSTITUYENTES
DEL DOCTOR D. NICOLAS REVERuN.
IPriVlego exclusive expeddo Madrid ell de Mayo de
| 1877 I, por eI Excmo 5r Minstro de Fomento.
PREPARADAS EN LA FARMACIA DE VALE OANCIO,
Uncs deostaro de la vsrdadera 16mua Ponce PuetoRco

Vente expsenoa demosdo las propedades toni
ncas reconsu poa cuando rpdamene Odas las
dpndn del empobecmento de ange por
nutva habtar ugare hdmedos NAL
ventladOs por entermedades anteriores.
Su acci6n cuatva ecaz En las napacone del
napeenca dbdad dolores les enss
hiropesfas zumbdos de odo padez d
pe Ia natural meeormos flores haucss
yrsndes perddas de naci6n ab1ndanes
escase complete deaoo @ las 6venes Ia eds
"a pnoertad dehdad de s nfermedade6
agndss c6nicss" tai aercne mrboSas an6
de oro apema" simple de aecc6n general dec
En- vista de los de de agunes nconve
nentes que Sc aban en- pactca ha modhcado formula IN
lie ofreoe pdbco preparation @ rda efec
o compueba ter generalzado hsce de
ella la isla.
On e fin de de las muchas tsooues de
formula han he0ho prop dade rores debe exge
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tapa selo DOCTOR n REVERON Medi
Oifuja Ponce Puerto Rco Inferior frma e ado d.
80 de
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1892-06-03
I Firma) Richard G. Rogers,
SUCESOR Dc OIIgvGDO Y HESS.
COmisiones. ..OestiIacion de
licores al vapor.-CaIle
del Comercio, numero l21,
Marina. Puerto Ricc,

Eta CASA, funda1a en- 1890, de.
be priucipalmente su credto 4 Ia
pureza de sue produc.os os desiiladot
directamet to de las materias prl.
mas en- los spsratos mas perfeecio-
nados que se hallan establecidos
n esta Isla.
En- prueba de clio, inserta q con.
tiouacion el ceIt,hcado one lie ha
expedido el Laboratorio QuSmict
Municipal de ests Cind sd, despue.
de ansllzar los ptoductos de 81
destilaci6n.
Dicho certiticado dice ssi:
2! Director del Loboratorio Qutmi.
90 Municipal de San Juan Bau.
tssta dc Puerto Rico.
Certifica: haber coorocido J
PRACTICABLE ell eLsayo de las bebida,
que prepara 81 senior don Herlbslt Il
Garcia dc Quesedo, denominsdas
Aguardsease de Anis, Agaa,d.snt
10 Enebro, y 10 hamsda Very oio
Brandy. y los compare por su baen
gasto, grato aroma, riqaesa de aloo
hol, sa puresa y propsedadss ssto'
a.aqasoas y odTmlnatsrGs en- uso mo-
ierado, q las baenas de iguai nom
IRE que 80 encuentran en al Co
uerelo.-La riqueza alcoholica q
cspectivamente y por el ordrn ell
,ue % han nombrado de 46, 40 i,
IS p.5 en- volumrn, redacido 1 Ia
enperAtura normal de l5o eenu.
-rauos- -Ei alcohol ootenioo en- IL
estllacion no contioae alcoholics
.niilc,, metilico, butillco, etc, etc,
TO; aldehidos, acldos de 10 sefis
srassA, nj bases Que pueaSa Scr NO
lsas d IL sslnd. No existe en- es-
-as bcbidAs oolofante dc origeu
mineral, nj cal algunA que pu-as
'rovcnir de In preparation, nj dc
icfectos dc iabTicAeion, y que pu
,iesa ser sepeuusA- EstAn ooteAi.
.As pUr dsstsiass5a al rapev, reoo
ssendose los iiquidos cspisltuosos,
on sn aroma propio, dc Las plAnt~.
Iae gcspcet4vamentc torman In ba.
. dc cada bcbids; 10 que, como es
.oido, de q los lioorcs, Asi pscpa,
alos, gsa aaaTa Hgg superior 4
tss e4lsasaies psr sOlMe,sa y rsescAe
- los aesst<s ssxacsal~s sa fras -
10 que. . pciieloa del iutescs ado, !
ic acucsslo con 10 qac d.apoac e
attlealo IS del hcglamento de
.sabotaa3uo asgo Sta tAs ParF
Esoo, II &c Dseae ii usu DC 1891
--Jsss Lssi<taa
Lo que pscSesic &c h~siAage pAEs
sJuaaderAr laacVrNAEaa osrA rcss0.
slcadacAon-
Sc g@fAaGaEa Ia pursxA Dc TODD
- La0SGss sabsieAdsss 81 cssA Cas-
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LIBROS.


En- $ Imprenta del BoLETTN Ge
aaa EeliDlco los siSuientee:
Coiigo Penal reform dc en- 1870
con las variaciones iutroduoidss eu
81 mismo por la ley dc II dc julio
lie 1876, concordado y cmentado
para su mejor inteligeneia y iac,l
aplloaci6u, con una multiiud de
eJemplos J cuestiones psAcucas ex-
tfaetadas de ia ju'isprudencia esEa.
leclda por ell Tfibnua! Supreme
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gadas en- materia dc easaeiop crl-
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lurisprudencla ffancesa en los ca
soe 10 rtsueltoS a0n por la nuestra,
que dtmAnan dc articulos del 90
digo frances, Que guardian compl Ia
identg 81 y anaiogia con .Os de-,
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trrao j mlnncioao repertoire a T.
oet4eo dc las nj mas J lie on al eu
lice con las Ie5 CO pcnalrs espeuit .
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tct roCsEIlles, monies, iey sleetoga-
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sopse ptvisc9,d lon s.loa u.hos dc ~
lie Juiao dr 1878, y sobre usat -
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dea de nfamabe absolute adqnendo certo grado
llama Por Agenca
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egss poduotos para evtar pobe cuaque
accid dsu.e
ens los depbos de sodo antes enoende las Ampafa
avando beu el dep0sit0
de de noehe eos de cuslquier
rejIas quemAiores pequeho uho de
epaci6n ore ado Recoraf parties oabonEadAs
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oaitos do beaxina gAolna prccauci6n
iavfa Indispensable
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IA son las m~ores barataS
Asas gnasrais. para i,a soBRrSos DE RzoUIAGA
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