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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-09-02

IIiR hct with care,
because she Is IN the majority Of cases bread win
nobt striving tor the higher life and needs tou
assistance, and besllol, shes liable "a hght hack
she Is not a myth, but stern Fualits; nut heet.
shadow. hut genuine composition ri flesh, hioo.
and pestlcoats She Is here, brought her knitting
aud come 10 stay
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-10
Mrs. rAnrlNGroN IN TowN.

Her Highly Relevant Remarks Move II
Street Car, When Other Efforts Fail.
Happened on street car, and how
many funny things do happen there that
are never told Of, funny incidents, in fact
amusing enough to make one laugh.
On this particular occasion the Cur was
filled with II mixed passenger list, and,
as usual, all were in hurry to get to
their destination, and 1t is always the
case on such occasions that the car
stops suddenly, like the. venerable an.
Cestral time piece, never to go again"
until tho power comes on. A wait OF
bali an hour was not passed in dead
and Ominous silence. but the comments
Of the belated passengers were pictur.
ssQue and satirical; while the under
tone auathemas OF a few crusty men
luckily concealed the lurid nature OF
their Communings from polite ears. OF
course the company was berated from
the president down to the inconstant
dynamo. 1t was just after the ha-
rangne Of ono eloquent passenger had
closed with red fire, slow curtain and
.obblng music, when an old lady who
had been sitting in the corner nursing
provident market basket, endorsed
the sentiments OF tho Q. p. with the re-
mark, "That's so. There's no indie
pendenco 10 be placed on these cars"
AT this iunCturo tho car gave sud.
den jerk, moved slowly, and then an
Grily gathering its forces swiftly sped
on, Tho power had come on.
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coLunIRus,s cARAvEIl
A NJ oGSl Of the SInlu MaEla Arrives 10
tho Worlds Fats


A NJ oGSl Of tho Snlu Marla Arrives for
thu WorlI's Fat.
NeW YorE Preu,
The Grst Of the vessels which arc to
take part in the celebration attending
the opening of the Worlds Fair arrived
at this port yesterday, and people who
are curious to know how the Carayels OF
the iitteonth century looked can find it
out to-day by visiting the Anglo.Amer.
can stores, Erie Basin, where the vessel
lies.
This first OF all the vessels to arrive is
the Santa M0ri0-not the original Santa
Maria, tho flagship OF Christopher Co
lumbus, nor yet the exact reproduction
OF IL which was made at Cadiz by the
Spanish government, nor the caraYel OF
the same name which Lieutenant Will
IAN McCarty Little, OF the United States
navy, went to Spain to get working
model ot-hpt dlminutlye copy OF the
original Santa Maria, and as faithful a
model, il is said, OF tho original as can
be made at tho present day,
The Santa Maria was made in San
Domingo, and was sent from thare by
the Spanish,Amerlcan colony OF Santo
Domingo to the management OF the Co.
lumbar Exposition. II is about fifteen
feet in length, and came on the forward
deck OF the great iron steamer George
W, Clyde, 1t was diamasted, but it sat
upright on its own keel, though it was
securely stayed with braces, and looked
as digniled as il it knew it was the first
representation of the great explorers
historical flagship that this generation
OF Americans had ever seen.
The original flagship, which left Palos
August 8, 1902, was rs feet and inches
long on deck, 63 feet on tho keel, %
feet inches greatest breadth and II
ieOt depth Of hold. 1t was OF 100 TO
1870 tons burden, and carried a crew OF
about ninety men, This model follows
faithfully the proportions thus laid
down, although it is only about fifteen
feet long.
Tho model Is made OF soft woods,
mainly OF pine, and Is not painted, but
merely vanished, although for short
distance under the bulwarks it is stain
cd yellow COLOR, The idea is to have
it Us nearly as possible like the original,
and to that.intent there is an utter alb.
sence OF finish. At the stern there is q
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very high poop deck, or Castle" as it
was then called, whero tho admiral and
other officers had their dquarters. AT
the stern is u similar Castle" but not
SO high or large.
At the stern is an oil painting OF the
Virgin Mary with the child Christ, and
underneath is the inscription, "sta.
Maria" On the front Of the castle" is
the legend, "MCCCCXCII, Spanish
Colony, San Domingo, W, l., 1892, 90.
lumbar Exposition, Chicago" This
inscription, il, is needless TO say, was
not on the original flagship. On the
stern is tho date "l492."
1t has three masts, which came across
the water lying in the hold OF the cara
vel. 1t has fore and foretopsal, main
and malntopsail, and for tho mizzen
mast lateen sail, five sails in all, just
as the flagship was rugged when she
started from Palos. Two hatchways
lead into hold, which, oven in the
little model, is iearfully dark and mys-
FERROUS looking. Tho vessel is short
and stulnpy, the rudder is q primitive
looking affair aud the craft has unique
uuu OlusIdoIlONSA hpPSNlhuSO NhISt ."
well intended to carry the Imagination
back to the times when savages roamed
about tho woods where the city hall
now stands.
Accompanying the caraveli is a flag, n
miniature copy OF the royal flag OF Cas-
tile, such as Columbus flew at his fore
mast head. 1t 49, divided into four
squares, having castle on red back.
ground on two OF the squares and lion
on white ground on the others. The
figures are worked in brown. There is
also swallow tailed, pennant bearing
the same device.
It will be unloaded tomorrow and
will be sent at once to Chicago. an ordi-
nary fiat car being OF sufficient dimen-
sions to take it readily.
The vessel came here in fourteen days
from San Domingo, stopping on the
way at other ports, the last stop being
at Turks Island, supposed 10 be San
Salvador, tho first land sighted by Co.
lumbus.
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THE NATUNAn GAS BREAK.

rno shortage MS serious u Drawback Yes
tnrdny as an my Previous Day.
Peoplo who have been suffering from
the shortage of natural gas during the
mast week will be glad to learn that the
company expects to have a plentiful
supply by Wednesday, at the latest. In
a,hort conversation with the secretary
bv an ISrGLLIGENcER reporter, he said
t6e public would not feel any happier
over the news than tho company. For
tbe past week nothing but complaints
and ''cuss words" have been poured in
the officers ears.
Yesterday Mr.. Cushing, superintend.
ont Of the wells in Washington county,
telephoned that no expected the break
q. the pumping station near Claysville
10 be repaired by to-day or tomorrow
a. the latest. The break referred 10
vasthe snsNpiRgot a big casting OF the
hump at the above point Experts
rom Pittsburgh were sent for by the
company, and they have been working
night and day 10 repair the damage,
The repairs will only be temporary,
na new casting will have to be made.
This will take month at least
Anumber Of the public schools had
TO be dismissed yesterday on account Of
the shortage Of gas.
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MARTIN,s TEI.RY.
News Notes and Personals from Our Near
Neighbour.

Neighbour.
Before Probate Judge Tallman, at st.
CIairsvlle, this morning, will be heard
the suit Of Mrs. Louise McCord against
her husband, Frank McCord. Sho asks
The court to appoint a guardian for him
on the ground that he is n drunkard
and not able 10 take care OF his bust
ness. Tho case is set for nine o'clock.
NFs, McCord recently brought suit
against Alex. Linn for $4,000 damages
lor selling whiskey to her husband,
Who is brick manufacturer, and well
known In this valley. The McCords
a'e ono OF tho Oldest families in Mar
tins Ferry.
a branch Of the league OF American
NNhee!nCn has been organized In Mar
Vns Ferry, with Hayward Long as
President; Harry Chessell, captain, and
thomas Williams, secretary and treas
Uter' The uniform adopted consists of
NAl'G sweaters, grey pants, grey caps
ana black hose, and the colors OF the
uub will DO red and blue. There are
lomo good racers in the club and II will
lake some long runs tho coming season.
Tho Standard Building and Loan as.
location has elected the following OF.
SEers; j. I. Crowl, president; Thomas
AuIlarey, vlco president; II. I. Attend.
secretary, aud ]. I. Hancs, treasurer.
"dlvIdend Of ten por cont was declared,
Mr. John l.. Van Polt hos secured his
oIa position as chief clerk in the land
once under tho newly elected governor
y Michigan. Mr.. Van Potts many
'iendS here will be glad 10 hear Of this.
Tho Melville company numbering
MTilrIoGn people arrived yesterday from
liNusvllIe, Pa, mud opened q weeks OH
gvomcnt at tho opera house last night
Na large audience.
The funeral Of the late Thomas Selby
u lako place from the family roSl.
@hco this afternoon at o'clock.
Ny and Mrs, r, X. Wilson loft yostor.
yy Tor Du Bots, Pa, to attend the
"noraI OF Mira. Wilson's father
Slr Robert Kerr and bride aro oxpec.
@l homo tomorrow
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TOLEDO, o., Jan, 9,-Clay Hopper, the
,onpp man who was supposed to have
SIsd ten days ago, is certainly alive.
T Tbs first positive sign OF life was when
the right eye slightly opened and then
closed. Tho body was then bathed in
brandy and wrapped in flanneIs, and is
resainins its natural warmth,
This evening it is much warmer than
Il was this morning, The lips seem dry
,nI icyerish, and are moistened repeat
edly.
sleeper opened both eyes SO that the
nupils we're visible, and then slowly
rlosed them again. Slight movements
N various parts OF the body have also
Hson noticed at irregular intervals.
Tho parents are fearful that owing to
,be weakness Of the boy he will relapse
into sleep from which he will
lwaken.
or was offered that tho boy might be
restored to life.
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs Is taken; 1t Is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
tenn etFectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs 10 tho
only remedy Of. Its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing 10 tho taste and go
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt In
Ia action and truly beneficial In its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend It
TO all and have made II the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs Is for sale IN 800
and 81 bottles by all leading drug.
Vists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have IT, on hand viii pro.
cure II promptly for any ono who
wishes to try Il. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO syrup co.
SAH ERAR0iS0o, CAli ~.
t1tlgYllLEs a. y, N ,GtW toV,N NltA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-10

Mr. William Nns, Of Cameron, W. Va, a
blacksmith andWGgnn builder, by Occu patton,
states MS follows; 1.-TWO years ago my nose md
throat got sore, something different from what
had eyerexperlenced before, The soreness eXtend'
cd from my nose down oYermy upper lip unit my
lin was so silt, swollen and red us tire, that
could not open my mouth without great palm
Ny nOstFils would clog up and could not lie
minute on my back Tor the mucus dropping into
my throat aud choking mo, consequently had
tosleep on my side altogether,
MY throat was sore all tho time with kind
OF dry sticky feeling In II, causing me to drink
water frequently to relieve tho distress, with
aching over top OF head aud through my eyes.
My ears got dry aud scales came out OF them,
md thGy were always itching keeping me picking
at Them every day for about eighteen months,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-10
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
The Eastern Ohio Medical Association
that meets at the Globe hotel to-day
will discuss the following programme:
Presidents
A.A. Elliott, N. D., StcubCnvlllc
Papor-Aoute and Chronic PHrCnChymatOus Met
amOrphosIs OF the Kldneys"..........:......"
S. d. McGavran, NJ, D., CadIz
Paper. j. Snyder NJ D., sCio
MembFanous Group
J. a. McGlenn, NJ. D., Mt Pleasant
Paper: Dlpntherla
d o. Williams, N. D., Martins Ferry,
AuriCulOr Rheumatism
George II. COlYllle, NJ. d., llNrrlsville.
GOStrointGstin&l Catarrh",.;;.. Discussion opened
W, n. Bailey, NJ. D.. East Liverpool
The Bellaire bottle works resumed
operations yesterday. Recently W. U
Bergundthal md George Piersol puf-
chased tho interest OF Stephen Gardner
in these works, and the company organ
lied last week with W. 0. Bergundthal,
president; George W. Yost, secretary;
Daniel Colbert, manager, and George
Piersol, shipping clerk.
Mr. Fred DeGrooto and Miss Fannie
Lovenstein were married at the resi-.
dence Of Mr.. Alex Mayer, on Belmont
street, Sunday evening, Rabbi Bon
holm, OF Wheeling, sotEiciating, The
wedding was q quiet one, only tho im-
mediate relatives and friends being
present
Albert Tate, tho colored boy sem
fenced to tho reform farm for robbing
the Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling depot
here, was refused admittance to that
institution because no has scrofula, and
his sentence was changed TO jail and q
fno. He is serving 1t at st. Clairsvllle.
Some stock has changed hands in this
city latoly at the following figures; First
National bank at l 81; Dollar bank at
l 10; Bellaire nail works at 25; Bell
afro bottle company at par; Bellatre gas
and electric at par.
The Farmers Alliance Of this county
will meet in the city hail hero next
Saturday. The mornings session will
be open, but tho business meeting in
tho afternoon will be held with closed
doors.
Most OF thocoal land in this county
along the line Of the Cleveland, Lorain
4 Wheeling railroad is being bought by
syndicate, W. L. Kinsoy acting Us
agent for tho Syndicate.
Hon. A. i. McKclvOy yesterday
started out on a leCturing tour to Far.
mers Institutes In various parts OF tho
state. lie was appointed BY tho state
board Of agriculture.
Crawford Phillips, ayoung jcwclor at
Grubbs' In Wheeling, was married last
week 10 Miss Nora II, Glover, daughter
Of Postmaster Glover, at Jacobsburg.
Hon. Ross ]. Alexander was here yes.
to-day oil his way to Columbus TO ut.
tend i meeting OF tho board Of directors
Of tho Ohio stale university
The mission meeting At the South
BollaIre NJ. y. church last night resulted
Ia providing considerable clothing.
A.t.Lec and Elmer Pratt have signed
articles Of agreement for tlve'mllo foot
race for d purse Of 500,
Albert Rodoior has 90 far recovered
as to DO ablo to walk out on fair days,
John A, Gallaher received q black eye
from a hArdiall OH tic 10y sidewalk.
The vito Of Il, j. slogar, tho tailor, 10
seriously Ill with tulnot.
Tho City Council will meet tonight.
-
rhIldran t.sv Ene pitnhapye f.astnrIsl
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htL WILLIAM NusHI NHHlSIVut W. va
when they started to discharge thin watery
fluid, with verI offensive odor, which lasted
four or live months, or until began treatment
ut the Copeland Medical Institute.
~ was continually hacking aud coughing, the
cough was dry, being unable to raise anything,
with pains through the centre OF my chest 70
my shoulder blade, stahblng like a knife, My
stomach was entirely knocked out, had no Rp.
petite ut all, and what little alto forced down.
often would not try to eat at all but VIII OH
did cut, could not digest my food, as y lay
heavy on my stomach, aud would often bloat
me up. Bowels CoStlvo all tho time, soreness
over my kidneys so bad could not bear tho
weight OF anyone's hand on my back. lost In
weight from 1Si pounds TO l.8 pounds but now
weigh about my usual weight again.
Il now feel like new man, cars are vol,
breathe freely through nv nose, no more drop
ping from my head into throat soreness In
throat gone, eye' arc feeling oil right, appetite
good, and relish my meals, and do agood days
work now with some pleasure. The bowels are
regular, do not have that tired feeling on
arising. frequently felt much worse when got
mp than before went TO bed before began
treatment My brOtherin'l recommended mo
10 Drs. Copeland, Bell mud Davis for treatment,
and now feel 1t my duty to recommend any
one suffering from complication Of diseases 10
try these doctors At once, us they surely can gIre
them II anyone can" wi NV INNl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-10

LOOK out for cheap substitutesl Be.
ware OF now remedies. Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has stood the test for
nearly fifty years.
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S A ID.

House oil six rooms. brick. EoiT street. between
TwCnty.thlrd and TwOnty.iourlh streets, cheap.
Houic Of four rooms, Cornur TwCnty.third aud
Charles street, 81 200.
House Of seven rooms slxteerth street 5000
Small house and half lot JACOb Atrcot, Cohtt0
Wheeling, on easy forms, 500.
House OF six rooms brick, Centre Wheeling.
Three houses on M0ystOh street, Sixth wlrd,
on easy terms, $500. ID
Four acrOs aud good house aud OutbulldingG
one milo east Of the city Sl7Ol
Farm Of $50 HCrOs thr0e ind half miles below
MoundSylllO oil ROundbottOm. Eighty RarOy
nrStClnss oubulldlnga On easy terms.
Farm ~ acres two milGS from city: splendid
Improvements; suitable for gardening.
Lots at OASt end OF Twcntythlrd utrOot on
House Of thrco rooms on Pike street. ESQ
House Of six rooms 2G1J jacob street $500
House Of five rooms Fourteenth street, SION
llouSe ot Aye rooms, Eot atroqt COntas
House Soi eight rooms Iabob street between
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets $500.
spCndld farm, iity acrCL nlno rnlloa cast OF
,",oaS,6all e. on MocOlloOh ntsot Cents,
oSS!Rsit Iot on MccolloOh and Belmont
oac.hSIflot oil chaplln9 utroOt sixth Ward
ono Of tho bc,t Misunderstanding IltcI In tho
city, fronting on two rAllroad4
NEsBlTT & DEVINE,
1890 Market street, do2i
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SIS PER MONTH.

All diseases will DO treated at tho
Uniform rate Of $500 u month. Modt.
Cincs furnished free. Remember, this
includes consultation, examination,
medicine and treatment for oil diseases
md all nationts.
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,, TlIE grOOt value OF Hoods satsapa.
I,l9 as Q remedy for catarrh is youched
W.T. W.T. Dy thousands OF people whom II has
WIOu, a
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RINEHART & TATUM,
FOB RENI.


No, s. South Penn street. nInoIo omGd mouse.
No. u Ohio street, six'rOomed house
SiXroomod, ncwhouSc, on South Frontstreet
April LIST, 10,
FlYOroOmed now house on Florida street.
FOR SALE
5000, Eourroomed house, South Pom street
$1,000, hvoroomed house, South Huron street.
Sl,5Ol, cottage on South York street, No. %.
s!,1O0, slxroomGd house, South Huron street.
$500, 1vo-roomed house, Florida street.
$1,000, elght.roOmed brick, Virginia str9et.
$1,000, Ten.roOmed brick on corner OF Zane
and South Broadway streets lot i6xl20 foGt
SlNroomed house on South Broadway street.
New double house on South Broadway.
No. sonth Penn street, cheap.
SiNroOmed house on Virginia street. nonr tho
bridge
No. o. Ohio street, siX-roomed house, cheap.
sl90O, AlX.rOomed house on North York No. 2O4
$1,000 slx'roomed house, North York street.
No. 206
No. 81 North York street. nine rooms, oil the
latest improvements, 60xIO0
No. III South Broadway, seven.ronmed new
house, lot llxl20 ieot,
No. 30 Zane street, ten,roomed house.
Corner Wabash and Delaware Streets, four
roomGd cottage.
No, II South Penn street, seVen.rootned house.
No 1878 McColl0Ch street, six rooms and q
stOrG room. In which there Is II grocery doing
good cRsh business VIII sell cheap.
llavo good building lots IN all the best loca.
cations on tho Island, aud in MoundsvlllO and
MCAicChen.
FINK & BROWN,
Telephone 6Sz Ba5l ll4sMarkot street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-10

A MINIATURE oil well display in our
window to-day LOGAN DRUG 90.
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JOSEPH A. ARKLE,
Pension Attorney, Notary aud Real Estate
Agent. Houses rented and rOntS collected
OllCo No aDl7 Jacob street
European steamship and draf. agent. Passage
tickets 70 and from an parts Of Europa AiSo
drafts 10 any point In Europe 70
nG-MONEY T0LoAH. deal
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FOR TWO YEARS
William EQss Suffered Terribly From
CataFEh,

He Makes Plain Statement of What He
Went Through, and Points the Way To-
wnrd Relief and Cure to Those Who Are
AFFLICTED.
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7YE DEAD ALIVE AGAIN
Young Hopper, the Toledo Youth,
Who was to DO Buried,
OPENS HIS EYES AFTER TEN DAYS,

y.or now Entertained that lac may
M so FoeblO after his Ton Days
Trance TINT no will yet Dio''Prayers
ooered in Several Churches for his
restoration to Life, and Signs Of
Life Appear Soon After
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FOR s ATFl


flour mill, with roller process, twenty-five
barrel capacity Water Qnd steam power. Saw
and plancr also attached; doing good business
In tho country. This Is u bargain. Conl within
200 feet Has thirty seven acres OF land. Will
sell oil together or mill separate.
No. 1927 Eoif street, frRmo house six rooms,
large cellar, alloy corner. Easy terms
No. 1870 EolT street, B'lck house. six rooms
and hall good location. Cheap. Easy terms.
No. 80 rhlrty.Afth street, hnlf lot, four roon1
with summer kitchen aud large attic: sl,1O0
=, Three houses on Wood street, high ground,
No. 35lS, $50 and 359l $3.50 each
Two houses !Sn on Twonty'ninth, four rooms
No. $50 Wood street, lot3OxlOo foehHlx roomL
good farm Of 7l14 lcrOS, ono and a half mlloI
FROM tho city. A good orchard, six acto4 IL
grapes. has nllvO.roomGdhOuso stables. etc.. aud
tho best Of water VIII soil on easy tetuloi
trade for city property.
lots In HoRmann'B addition tho best value In
tho Eighth ward, on very easy terms for shoH
time. Jpn
Brick house, four rooms and hail. Forty.
lntaud Woods streets, full lot
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CLOTHING, arc.

WTANAMAKER & BROWN.
nyy 10Y, w. TERRELL, Agent,
VIII open his store, corner Main and TWOntlOih
loaded down With th0ls yurclgn aud Domestic
samples oil Cloths and CassimOtel Tor dentS
OyCtcOaa and suits ipt Fail and Winter uNo,
which fat excel anything before IN quality and
price Public Will please call aud examine Ior
themselves sen
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-12-20

Ide mercancfas de las mas
das por la moda. Som
noras, Ultima novedad
lde seda. Manteletas y
Inegras; cintas, flores y
sOmbrerOs. Cretonas,
Velo de religiosa, gran
Gales, Coronas de aza-
negro y de colores. Per-