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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01
CIRCULATE THE REGISTER

The impending political campaign
promises to be the most interesting
and exciting the country has ever
known. Great issues are at stake and
the outcome of the contest will be of
SURPRISING and incalculable impOr-
lance. 1t becomes the duty, then, of
every American citizen to study the
questions involved and keep himself
as well informed as possible in order
that when his ballot is called for it
may be cast intelligently and patriot
ically.
To those who do desire to thus study
these questions and inform themselv-
es, the REGISTER begs to commend
itself. In its news columns the REG
lister will make complete, careful and
impartial record OF every move on the
political chess board by whatever
party made. In its editorial columns
it will discuss every phase of the po-
litical situation with as much intelli-
gence, strength and clearness as it
can command. This discussion will
be from Republican standpoint, but
it will be candid and truthful and will
be conducted with fairness and court
esy, with the endeavor to pursuade
rather than to affront.
The friends of this paper have been
kind enough TO say that it has been a
help to the Republican party in past
campaigns, and we feel safe in giving
the assurance that it will not be found
less helpful in the present one. We
would therefore appeal to those Re
publicans who are now receiving it to
give us their good offices to place it
in the hands of those who are not re-
ceiving it. We could wish that the
REGISTER might be a regular visitor
to every home in Allen county; but it
certainly deserves a place in every Re-
publican household. Republicans
who have been regular readers of the
REGISTER know whether or not it has
been loyal to the party and true TO the
best interests of the county, the State
and the Nation, and they know
whether or not its wider circulation
would promote "the good of the or
der" If their Judgment is favorable
may we not ask them to see to it that
every Republican in their neigh6Or-
hood who is not already taking the
paper becomes one by the time the
campaign fairly opens?
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01
La Harpe.

Owing to the muddy roads not many attended
the Art Gallery social but those who did felt
amply repaidSn the fun and good cheer which
prevailed 81 80 was realized. The Mission
society presents thanks TO Mr.. and Mrs. Travis
for their kind hospitality.
MIS- Hunt accompanied by her sister, MIS- Hart
left last week for visit TO Ohio
Mss Kate Pressler visited friends at La Harpe
two weeks since. Her school closed at Moline
the 18th. after which she Joined her parents in
Fl. Scott MI. Pressler was over during the
week. Charley accompanying him home
The Junior League will hold an Easter Service
on the evening of Easter. One of the most at
tractive programs that has been held in tho
church, will be rendered
The many friends of Frank Travis hope to see
him elected District clerk
The election of officers of the Sabbath School
for the ensuing year will occur next sabbath
J T Woods school is preparing for an old
fashioned exhibition at its close.
W. Pickelfs family have been taking turns
with lagrippe the past week .Nrs Gilman has
been quite sick also. SWEET NIOLETs.
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Notice,
First published ID

Flrst pubnSheu DEC .. IoJU
In the District Court Of Allen county, Kansas.
In the matter of the assignment for the bene-
fit Of creditors, CIV. Y. Young and II. W. HOff-
man, partners. doing business at Moran, Kan
sas, under tho firm name and style Of Young &
Hoffman.
Public notice Is hereby given that ], r. W.
Duffy assignee of said assigned estate, will, on
THE 2SRD DAY OF APRIL, 1872,
and for two consecutive days thereafter, at the
law Office Of Goshorn & Hankins in the city Of
lola, Allen county, in the State Of Kansas, said
city being the comfy seat Of the county. where
the inventory Of the said assigned estate is FL
adjust and allow demands against said assigned
estate and effects and that will coy mence the
adjustment and allowance of such demands
against the trust funds Of said assigned estate,
al nine O'clock q m and continue the same
until FIVE o'clock p. m. ofeach Ofsaid three days
tl3 r. W. DUFFY. assignee.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01

THE vote in Congress on the free
coinage bill was a surprise all round.
The silver men counted on majority
of 80 or 40, and the anti-silver men
had no hope of defeating the measure.
Yet it was only saved from going on
the table by the vote of the Speaker,
and it has now gone to the limbo OF
UNFINISHED business" whence it is
not likely to be rescued this session.
And thus is scored another ignomini-
failure to change Republican legisla-
ton. With a majority of l56 the DEM
ocratic party has thus far shown an
utter inability to accomplish anything
whatever in the line of constructive
legislation. 1t has dOneno good thing
during all these months except to di-
vert the country by furnishing it a
ridiculous spectacle of helpless and
laundering incompetency.
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Notice of Final Settlement.
First published Mar. 81, 1892.

STATE OF KANSAS. ALLEN COUNTY. IS.
In the Probate Court IN and for said county.
In the matter Of the estate Of {. NJ. Cholette.
deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested in
the aforesaid estate are hereby notified that /
shall apply to the probate court, In and for said
county sitting in the court house in lola, county
OF Allen, state of Kansas, on the 18th day OF
April A. ID. 1897, for full and final settle
ment OF said estate. a W. ROWLAND.
ADMINISTRATORS Of the estate of c. NJ. ChOlette
deceased ITO
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Pleasant Prairie.

very successful seven months te.m of school
st Pleasant Prairie Dist 81. taught by Miss Belle
Ricketts, closed Tuesday March - with q good
dinner and some nice music and speaking and
readings by the teacher and pupils There was
quite q gcodly number there in spite of the bad
weather Pleasant Prairie folks do not mind
the bad weather when the last day Of school
pleased with the teacher, for she has given uni
Versal satisfaction These was a paper OF rec
concentration drawn up and passed around aud
signed by most all present. After the speaking
by the school the members of the board made
short speeches, all expressing entire satisfac,
ton with the way In which the school had
been conducted and the progress the scholars
had made during the last term and the term be-
fore, for Miss Ricketts, has taught two years at
Pleasant Prairie and she leaves with the best
wishes of all the patrons of the school. AZ the
close of the exercises one of the small pupils in
behalf of the school presented Mss Ricketts,
with beautiful book entitled zone Thousand
and One Gems" The scholars also drew up a
petition asking her to come back and teach the
next term of school. This petition was signed
BY all REPORTER.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01

Mrs Hannah Stafford returned TO her home in
Chatauqua county last Saturday.
Road labor intelligently applied will give
larger returns than In any other way this sum-
mer.
DIR Courtney Is again able TO make profession
al visits We are glad the Doctor Is TO this
community what q good physician is TO any
Misses Sabra Blair Emma Musgroye and Nora
Drollinger with David Hunter for pilot and pro
teetor made a trip to Erie last Monday.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01

MARSH MURDOCH announces his
withdrawal from the gubernatorial
race. He assigns no reasons except to
say that "untoward happenings and
seemingly fateful disappointments,
all beyond human wisdom to foresee
or my power to avert" now render
his contemplated candidacy impossi-
BILE. 1t is well.
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Neosho Valley.

Our school was closed part of last week SO that
Miss Nash could attend the association al Una
mite Miss Maud Williams accompanied her
George Thornton has returned from the Cher
okee country where he has been Tor sOmetlme
Jake Hide rbrant was up from independence
several days recently
iyersiry to be at home few days during short
vacation between terms.
John Preston has purchased the Goring farm
and expects to permanently reside thereon
We have heard some very fattering remarks
concerning Allen countys representative at the
Cbanute contest il being common remark
that Miss Beck should have had second ho mo.
Our Sunday School was recognized last sun
day Officers chosen as follows: supt-, T.
Arnold: Assistant Supt, W Ii. Bolin; Sec. and
Treas Ellie Cleaver,
Lane University last Sunday evening was full
Of logic and reasoning, the main points gwen
strong force by illustrations of the most striking
Mrs Wick Hanson. of Neb arrived here on
Monday She came for the express purpose of
seeing her mother Mrs. CastatOr, whose health
is still very poor. -
Ed Billbe has moved onto the Whitman iarln
now owned by ID. Ewart .
Misses MAY Garner and Maud Williams accom-
panied Miss Emma Butler on her return TO Lane
University They Will remain during the pres
ent term.
Quite a number from the south part of the
neighborhood attended court last week, either
a. witnesses or otherwise.
The Literary at Union draws large crowds,
and Is pronounced a success by all.
The desire TO have early feed makes farmers
yerv anxious TO get their planting done, but
progress is absolutely out of the question until
The weather changes for the better.
John Shields and RObt Chas, Walter and
Benny Crook left for California on Tuesday,
where they hope to get better wages Tor labor
than here The community join in wishing
them pleasant sojourn and Il safe return. The
return may not, however, be contemplated at
present but is propensity that lnVarlaDly
] fl -l,f,ln W on
Mr. James brakes residence supports new
roof. NALLEllIh'
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
From Register Reporters-What Is Being
Done Throughout The County-Events
aud Gossip of the Week.
Allen Center.

Our trustee is going lhe rounds and asks US
to request the people To classify their STOCK Is
make out his lists easily, quickly and accurate
ly " This is certainly reasonable and senEl-
BILE request AMI Ii indicates that he Will endeay-
or to econimize your time and his.
Mr.. Ferguson, of Missouri, has moved ONO
Mrs Weith's farm.
On March sth, after the heavy rains OF the 9Th
and 9Th. we went to see the result the attemp!
made by Mr.. Tredway 10 drain the seepy lAhu
mentioned recently. The land In other por,
tons of the field that is naturally well drained
and ready to pillow early was soaked and muddy
but the land on the formerly wet spot having
been plowed just after the tile was laid, was
then dry enough TO harrow. MI. Iredway
theory is that there are successive layers OF
stone like the shingles on roof and that ii tne
tile is laid across the slope as near the upper
edge of the land you wish tn drain as you wish
and sufficient fall can be secured, cutting
through the rock, which he found were only
loose ones, you catch the drip and II goes lnui-
rectly down the slope instead OF permeating
the surface below II.
The last term of Squire Weaver's court con-
sidered the case of Flake VS. Hunt OF damages
for failure to secure the farm of the latter as
per terms OF Il lease executed. The jury reno
cred a verdict for Flake of $40 damages ana a
share of wheat sown. ,-.
A Ellison has moved onto the hrueRef
farm one mile east OF Silver Leaf.
While rough feed is not much higher than al
having time many who are usually prepared "a
feed out to grass are already near sns emu ~
upon the knowing man who executed tht
I'Grass March 10Th bond" and demand OF hin
the fodder.
Charlie Morrison will be missed by our young
people lie has long been secretary OF Oul
Sunday School and we can commend him as
manly and trusty youth.
Mr. Hesson has at last received his pension
The recent damp spell had at least one good
| feature 1t showed the road Overseers whert
| they could and must drain the road, and goot
| drainage is at the bottom of all good road work
q VI Newman this week purchased tint
| farm of his father adjoining that of his father
MIR Cluster, of Cottage Grove, came up I,
| purchase some OF Mr.. CrOwelrs Berkshires ant
was pleased with the specimens shown.
| Quite number of our citizens regretted th'
| irrevercnce of Equality To the inspiration
| Paul and are pleased that those who are GU
| defenders of the Scriptures respond
! Why does not someone on the line iron
Prairie Hall via Allen Center rustic around for
post Office mt each of these places? countr.
SO isolated and as densely populated could a
| Justly and reasonably ask Uncle sam for rOut
and tri-weekly mail as many others that nov
I have a daily mail. and as the free delivery q
mail question is being agilated let the farmer
bestir themselves and ask this boon Tor them
| selves. EhNiih'
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PROPOSALS.
inst published Feb. 10. 1Se

Office Of County Clerk
lola Kansas, Feb. II. 90
Sealed proposals for the construction Of piers
for A bridge across Martins creek in Geneva
township will be received at this Office until
Il o'clock VI, April y, 1892. Specifications ON
file with the county clerk. The right to reject
any or all bids is hereby reserved.
BY order Of the Board of county commission
ers E. NJ. EcKKRY. county clerk
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PROPOSALS.
rrirxt unfinished Feb 10 ISa2l

Office Of County Clerk,
lola Kansas, Peb. Is, ~
Sealed bids will be received at this office IN
til II o'clock N. April Il 1892 for the construc-
ton of an iron bridge GO feet long with IL foot
roadway, upon stone piers, across Martin creek
in Geneva township The right TO reject any
or all bids is hereby reserved.
BY order of the Board-of county commission
er EN- EcKLEY. county clerk.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01

MORRISON MUNFoRD, for twenty
years the editor of the Kansas City
Times, is dead.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01
Final Tax Notice.

Whereas the following lands and
town lots situated in Allen county,
Kansas, have been sold for the taxes
of 1888 then due and unpaid, viz: ON
the 3rd day of September, 1889, and
whereas said lands and town lots
have not been redeemed from said
sale as required by law, now therefore
notice is hereby given that unless
said lands and town lots are redeem
ed ON or before the 5th day of Septem-
Der, 1892, the same will be subject to
conveyance by tax deed to the pur-
chaser, his heirs or assigns. The cost
of redemption is figured for three
years from date of sale, september 3,
1889, and where the tax of 1891 has not
been paid the same with penalties
has been added.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01

THE RESTRAINING ORDER SET ASIDE
In the Circuit Court of the L. 5. fol
the District of Kansas.
The United States of America, COM
VS. [plainant
The NJ, X. d I. Railway Company,
RESPONDENTS.
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The New Lands.

TOPEKA young men who own horses
are organizing a cavalry troop.
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Saelm Primary.

The Salem primary will he held at octoc
Saturday evening, April 9. lS.l2
By order of committee. L W LAYER.
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ORDER.

This cause came on this day to be
further heard upon the application for
temporary restraining order, and
thereupon, upon consideration, there
of, is is ordered, adjudged and de-
creed by the court that the temporary
restraining order heretofore entered
on the 4th day of March, n, D., 1892,
in this cause, be and the same is here
by set aside. JOHN y, RINER,
lndra
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01

The Republican primary will be held at Cen
ter Valley school house from 10 2. IN. Satur-
day April 9. & /; HANNkL
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{: Z SPRING CLOTHING ::

that we have brought on. The goods are
the best, the styles the latest, and the
prices the lowest, that were ever shown
in lola Everybody says so, and what
everybody says must be So Come and
see.
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Genpya Primary.

The Republican primary Tor Geneva township
will be held from , to O'Clock p. m. on Satur-
day April 9, lS!2 ID l. MAENER' Com
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-04-01
Dated March 80, 1892.

The foregoing is a copy of the Off
cial order which was placed on file in
the District Clerks office yesterday
morning. The effect of this order is,
of course, torestore things just as they
were before the restraining order was
granted. The only thing now left is
for all parties to quietly await the
final Judgment of the court on the
merits of the case.
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MORAN CITY.

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bounded as follows: com
at a point 81 feet s of II e
cor of said lot tn y It W
30 ms # e 30 # to beg
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ord,nario mAa pretende aiempre ofender que CO..

ordlnario mas pretende aienpre ofender que CO.
rregir
IN Ia puerta de la puperla lamada de la
0andera", no ha ocurrido NADIA de particular, nj
ha sufrido NADIA ningdn nifo, de los que tai vez
neior estarfan en- la escuela que en- las GALES. n
Ia pulperia llamada de La0andera' Sc cargan y
descargan prcvisiones por Ia acera, como en- to-
das parties, porque no pueden hacerlo por 81 aire
Cuando aver (fue anteayer) dice La Bolonaa
ocurri6 ell hecho cue denuncia, que pudo tener
consecuencias, habfa en- la acera un trabajador y
un dependiente de la casa, cuidando de que las
mercancias que cargaban varios carreteros, Sc
hiciese con el debido orden. Els verdad cue un
chiquillo acert6 pasar por al en- aquel inomen
to que pudo haber sido estropeado, (por i'm.
prudencia), con alg1n bulto; pero de ese hecho
no puede tener culpa nj el dueho del estableci-
miento, que paga contribution por ejercer son in
dustria, nj nadie, mas que 81 chico que So expuso
4 correr semejente riesgo.
No me quejo de que La BozamSo tfate de CO.
rreglr abusos, 8 10 que ella crea que 10 sea; me
quejo del estilo con que Sc expresa siempre, y
que, cualquier dfa puede costarle un disgusto Sc
RIO ST, como en- el presente case conmigo, no hu-
biera tenido buen cuidado de no so6er { cuando
le preguntG, qoi6n el autor del suelto que con.
testo
Soy senior Director, de usted affmo amigo
$. $. q. b. s. m -Aleomdro Suore3
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UNI CARRETl :: f.: &C II: !:
@sb@A ~NaaaA = = = MercadO. infOrmaran 5-2

ST quiere usted sacar una buena fotografia
de caalquier edifcio en- Ia Ciudad fuera de ella,
dirija sus 6rdenes Al gran Salon lie Fotografia
que en- esta Capital, San Francisco ndm.o 42, tie
ne montado el senior don Feliciano Alfonso, Fot6
grafo de la Real Casa de Espana.
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Sc adnten abonados. Hay sIempre complete suTti-
do de perfumerit de las fabricas renombradas.
senores vajeros que visiten la Capital de Puer
Rico deben solcitar la barberia Ell BUEN GUSTO.
Son dignas de recomendarse las grandes
qulncallas y ferreterias que tienen es5ablecidas
los senores M. Roman Co., en- Ia Gale de la
Cruz, ndmeros 30. Hay alh todos los artf-
culos del ramo que pueda Vd necesitar.
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RiVGr2S dGl L,l0bragat

A BIELA SUPERIOR DON Francisco Fernandez
Junco ha sdo nombado agene de para
de la MISTELA RIVERAS DEL LLOBREGAT que hemos
probado encontrado superior va Sc ha publcardo ell
analisis quimco qno de 6 hzo aboratoo Municipal
Djanse los peddos consuas al dicho Don Francisco Fer
saGedez J2taec0s. RTo-PIEDRAs. Nbre 27
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iEnfermedades secretas!
C24r0c9692 de Ia an1DoteWcSn

CWraca6n de Ia anopotenclo
s3anden1@s s7andenias
Energco remedio puramente vegetal: elixir yigorizane
del doctorJ Rodriguez Castro Curacion nfalible de Ia i'm
potencia espematorea debiidad nerviosa etc. etc Re-
les de Nueva-Y ork en- esta Isla. Po
I3EAr@lkaS Es11reIxas
Curacion de las intermediates secetas con las nvecc
angonorrecas del doctor j. Rodriguez Castro Cura
menos tempo que ninguna ora.Precos Bandenia S5
aga Co. San Juan don sIIs Fide ! Gu11ermsty don Jose
F. Besora 4umacao don o. Marnez co Arecbo dom
R Rivera Agqadilla don Francisco Elyira todos
tensamente por para esa case de Intermediates al
que pesos sde fanqueo al j. Ro
driguez Castro.--Ponce--Rese absolute
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Dos palabras concluyo: El rico vino del
Puerto de Santa Maria que vende gerecedo, es
mejor que el que empleaba Noe, antes despues
del Area. Esta cientffcanente probado. Y Ell
surtldo con que So esta preparando para Navided
no admite competencia en- este mundo nj en- el
otro.
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necesaro la invasion del coera Que el est6mago este
pedito yfuncone ben? Cual es ell meor diestvo como
edo hoy El buen vno Cua Ell vino mejor del mum
do? H C2a0 de Nacon Medoc de Izagurre c. puro
sano t6nco digestive s rtOa Sc re be caas de IL
botellas cnarterolasJ VIDAL GINARD Tetuan 39 San
Juan Puerto-hico. DicieInbre %.
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De Morot5n:
Trag5se un chico una bala,
ell padre, desesperado,
Puso al 1nedico dos etras
Dandole cuenta del case. ......-.
Ell m6dico respondi6
Lo siguiente:--'s Amigo caro-:
Siento mucho la ocurrencia:
De usted a su iIustre vastago
Una carguita de p6lvora,
Reforzada con dos tacos.
Sin mas Sc reptile suyo
Afectlsimo, o,-F'ulano."
"Postdata: LIE advierto usted
Que tenga mucho cuidado,
Para que no SO le apunte
A nadle con Ell muchacho.
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CONTRA FL tER s.: :::: $:
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VARIEDADES

Los genuinos puros y cigarrillos de todas
las vitolas, marca Portagas de la Habana, son los
que venden Cerecedo Hermanos c..
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LAPTDAS

Sc hacen tOda clase de tabajos inscrpcones sobre
narmo, de cuya pedra hay gran exisencfa Alegorias
smboos emblemas etras de caprcho escudos nobiaros
de alto bajo relieve hasta la magen de la persona que
Sc desee dando la fotograa Ne exge pago antcipado
sno solamente abonar ell mporte entregar ell tabaio
satisfaction de dueno recios convenconacs excesi
yamente m6dicos. Drigirse establecimento Ell LEN
TE DE ORO. Gale de Ia (irnZ. esta CanitaI o.
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En- la F011m0ej0 de GmIIermetu

L7U 90 Z SUI VUIIGTLE LJE IIJIITTHTUJHJU
Sc sohcita IN alumno, no muy j6ven de edad.
que tenga por 10 menos cursados dos amos tres
de practca en- la carrera, estando por consiguien.
te en- aptitud de atender al despacho de cuaIouier
formula. Sc exigen referencas Dlrigirse ( Fl.
del Guillermety apartado Al. Capital. Dbre. Z.
sD-CONsEJO A LAS MADREs--EI Jarabe CaImante
de a sonora Winslow deber siempre cuando los nj
nos adecen de la dencion Poporciona avio Immediate
peQueno pac1ente produce tranquilo natural
alvando odo door amaneee el angelic risueho feliz
Els muy agradable al paadar. Al al peduenueIo aban
da las encaa, calma todo door regularza los intenos
81 meor remedo conocido para ocasonada Dor
la dentici3n otra causa.