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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22
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% uesean coIocAr 81 rededor dc ZU mil Pc
sos en- primera hipoteca sobre fncas urbanas de
esta Capital un interes m6dico. Para informes
dirljirse los Sres Egozcus Clos, Tetuan 27 y
%. 1918
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

Ctra vez ha saIldo derrotado ZoIa. Va se
ba veri6cado en- la Academia Francesa la cleo
ci6n de tres acad6mcos para ocupar los silfones
vacantes de Javier Mariner, Camilo Rousset =
RenAn Pocas elecciones tan renidas como esta
Presentabanse como competidores en- ell palenque
Emilio lola, Enrique BONNER, Berthelot, Challe
mel, Lacour Thureau Dangin. Para ell sill6n de
Mariner ha sido eIegido, por 22'votos, BONNER
Zoa obtuvo seis votos en- el primer esccutlnlo
dos en- ell segundo Para la plaza de housset,
Thureau. .Dangin alcanz6 % votos, Zola cuatro.
Por dltimo para ell sill6n de Renan sai6 elegido,
despuss de cinco renidos escrutinios, Challemel'
Lacour que obtuvo IS votos, que no forman la
mayorfa regamentaria. A Zola que SO presen-
taba por qulnta vez le han perjudicado las anti
patias despertadas ell elemento imperialista, y
adn republicano conservador, por los ataques al
Ei6rcito sus Generates que contienen en- su
novela La DGbacte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22
Grandes Vinos EsDafo|es

Vos puros sin encabezar de las meOres BOdegGs de
Rioa Vdlpeaas Gdlicid AdnzaHa S1nl,lcdr Barra-
media Lores Cr0ezns de las meores venden
deposito de los sehores FAJARDO HERMANOS c. s'
Francisco ST. al por mayor al detalle precos bara-
tisimos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

Ha falecido en- esta Capital la distingui-
ida sonora dora Carolina Maranjes de Fuer-
tes, cuyo lucdo enterro (para ell cual, ade.
mas de su esposo, padres deudos invita-
ron el sehor Presidente de la Audiencia el Ar
chivero del dicho TribunaD tuvo lugar esta tarde
4 las 5.--A toda la ahigida famiIia enviamos
nuestro mas sentido pesame.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

De Aibonito nos encargan decir que Ia noche
que fueron detenidos algunos caballelos que lu-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

Trajes completes para ninos, sobretodos de
invierno, somberos de ieltro psraguas, os hay
excelentes en- La Eeganeta Guiana, Fortaleza
u1mero 40.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22
A1erta Consurnidores!

Cerveza Espahola "Cruz Blanca de Santander
Hoy tiene competidores para este muy afamada
que excelentes cuaidadcs sobrepone las
marcas que Sc reeoen del sxtranero Sc detaa
por mayor sus importadores, CALDAS c..
Si desea Vd. conseguir para su ofcina 6 su
escritorio un buen retrato de S. M la Reina del
niho Rey de Espaha, propios para adornar un sa
lon, dirfjase D. Feliciano Alfonso, San Francis
CO no. AZ. En- la redacci6n de LA CoRREsPoNDEN.
Ola SO exhbe uno de los dichos retratos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22
Sc Vende

hacienda Fortuna situada el barrio de Guerreo
Jurisdiction Isabella hoa DE- disancia de Aguads
de Isabella Dicha hacienda consta de 297
lancs fernando solo lin
amno yecinaes la carreteTa conduce
Aguada Issrela. Los errenos todos de primera
cultivo de dulees cafe abaco frutos
menores tamben supeores la cranza de ganado
de rba guinea, maojilo JUS
localidad encierra los
espacosa deivenda de dos psos
una casa hornaa de mampOsera ondos para cocnar
azcar arezas purguero de mamposteria que
alambiue del moderno 20 baciones
demas TITLES la destilacion de ron trapiche de
bueyes para moer de madera tres
de MADEIRA para mayordomos peones; pesebre para
"a cahaos; albes deposos de aqua; euatro grandes
glacis caderas. Todos los obetos enumerados en-
cuentra buen estado Sc encuentran en- La inca al
dep6sitos de estercol Para pormenores drgirse
Schnabel q Ca, Ag uadila. D-4
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

Excelente calzado para caballeros, idem para
senoras, elegantisimo y fuerte, calidad extra
perior para ninos debsn socitsrse en- La Cons
tancia de Borras Reines, San Francisco 10. 81
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

Cemento de Portland, hierro galvanizado,
cahos cumbreras zinc flexible debe comprar-
Sc NJ. Roman ca. Cruz ndmeros 30
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

IA cIRRl nk" SAN SEBASTIAN 80
~y LH Oil1AGOA Gran deposito de rops
blanca confeccionada para cabaeros sonora Surdo
camas de color de ho algodon, 'matines alta
santasia chambras ensguas etc Precos modicos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

N D.. EaGS.s Romero Gas..'s Do do 5ss5sia Sssisi
vamente esta Capital, ha instalado su domici-
lio y gabinete de consultas Ia calle de la FOR
TALEZA, NJ SO, Tiene el honor de particpar-
10 al pdbllco, de ofrecerle sus servicios profe-
sionales. Horas de consuIta, de II AZ de la
ta1de. 60-f0
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-22

At vsnds snpo por 'ssos sssa '1ss''G5 ss los
46 kilos para consume H.
bre de derecho para e comprador A $64 para
tuera del termino municipal de la Capital.--FIN-
LAY BROTHERS.--SANJ JUsTo No 2. 1910
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
lie was an OH Family Friend.

An old man Na- leading 4 thin old
horst across ih, commons in the north
crn part of the cilY. Shen pa>.cr'hy
asked him here h, MS going.
I'm searching for j bit of green for
the poor beast - lac answered.
"l'd send linn to the bone-yarl or the
factory aid the othcr, contempt
uouslN.
Would YOU, asked the old man, in a
trembling voice III he had been The hest
friend Won bad in he world, and helped
you to earn food for Your tamily for
nearly twenty tive years: II the child
rem that, gone aud the children thHt'-
Twin had played With their arms around
hi neck, and their heads ON him Tor a
pillow, when thc} had no other? Sir,
he, carried II, to mill aud 10 meeting
an please cod, he shall die like 4
Christian, an IN bury him With these
Old hands. N"hody'll ever dhu-c old
Bill; for, if he goes afore M, there arc
those no are paid IN look After INN.
II beg your pardon laid the AT
who had accostci him, "thor"'~ dill
ereuCc in people.
"Ny, and in hor,e,, too, saul tn" "t
man, a. he passed on with his t"nr-f"ot
rd friend - fhUWhipHbt Tins
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Prai. Jonathan Il. Taylor ii Bati-
NOR. formcll, Principal of Iaslaf
Ncplemy. Il Wilmington. Delaware, III
a paper upon tobacco, read before
the late meeting of Friends lnon for
fhilautlropic Labor, in speaking a the
result 81 E, large educational experience,
~.
/ oNer twenty wears experience Il
: hool-teacher | cannot recall Il singh
boy Who maiutaiurd a high average iii
lii el4--e- and used tobacco and further
that -olnc y lao were very bright. and
stood well in their Cla>-e-, lost th II
standing Whcu they acquired the iohac-
90 habit. IT destroyed -rli-reliance,
Self-eontrul. and the power Of continue
ou- apI l1atipu for long prrlod HIS
WI, before the inoidious Gig lrette had
commenced dwarfing the mind. and
bodies of our youth. In my later teach
ing | refused all applicants who would
not agree to refrain from the use III
tobacco. aud made ii Il sufficient cau~
of expulsion when its u.s. wa, known
and persisted in. sent 4 prominent
nudge son home to New York because
he refused To comply with this rule
One has only to look at the counte-
nancc- and stature, Of our street boy,
no arr the almost hop"lt victims oi
thi, weed, in order to read the ravages
of tobacco aud other vices on the Young
in language too plain a. be miSunder-
stood. The cigarette Is no longer con-
fined to the bow, but the girls are fast
learning Ia use it, aud whilst travelling
in Europe frequently SAW both SEXES
in the smoking room, putting away with
equal zeal. What would be thought of
Il Young man who had received sum OF
money To commence business with II he
tirs. knowingly and wilfully threw away
onehalf his capital, and then eomnene-
ed the battle OF his business life, with
it, great obstacles and its active compe-
tition, with the remainder. just SO he
who is gifted with bright intellect and
healthy body, both capable OF wonderful
development. who of his own volltion
first dwarfs his vital powers and then
enters the contest for successful NE,
MANNED and at great disadvantage,
This habit alone may make his lie sig
nal failure.
We wish BOYS and young men every
where might hear and heed this timely
effective warning against the insidiou5
destructive tobacco habit. - Nationot
TeIape rftce idrOcdt..
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Gems of Thought
BIZ Phillips Brooks.

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Never rear 70 hrlhe '"' ,'''''''''''' '''''i-
lolt 10 'hc Si'"''ce, .'"",' ,.,,, ~,
Inc ,tP't7cil.a'N,I: ,'''." - ',, ,''" ,,o
sees an liaici'', mn 10y -,
means OF opiritual culture " "'o''' l,''-
nortailty l, 'r7' l''i VI ,,''', ,''aI 49,
tence, t. whom ,'on l. 'ioit l'n' 'na,
MS plfinrch' l" "i'o'n SUI - W" VIZ
oil Hi the Gr"ihlhS aU' complaining
world . ~
ANY body iHiN ever l''' ,'',', nus , ,,a',
with IT. iitiit Wo'>' wa 'a''tl 10 p,al
beea'lse 'i1ert, "erc KIT. "','' Nv ''S li'
zane human ne WI, ,I'''' ~ '', '',i.'i.
stand II W'fic'i y 'h' ''''i VI ''' ~
NE 81 "ho'h h' h,' W. .'N'' Gun -
INN. heSef t"'''ho" MS W. "'N,t Nl''N'
To Inn. pcii''i' "N'' N'" W W. A',
tehee, r, ,., a.. -,
n. ititt l'h t''''lA ''''' Wv M VI
Jesus Na- "l' mn! WI" 0"''"''',nS :"
largr thai All "''tI' 'ln' S"'' '"in VI,
would he sen 10 'r'Ne "e'n pnlA .''
vestlouie ana pr'p'I"l"'' III "i WA, w., na9
yet 10 CENT. ne Vag"'N i''' ''id' ''.,.
tleath. III Who's, -''''N '.'A "'i n II
tiny. Ma I'M l''"' INV ~, N'i'' II ''' IN
l'nts which 'i'' n''' 'i'Nt'u' ",,, to"
Ner9in@. only ''la' '''''i n''S'. pi'n III"
larger anu NOR """''' '"' ''''N VI ~
peIlehce.
There Is Il iat'h Nh'th' "''' VI a., .i'
World, ana ao"N' '''' wv V, III. !.
gather, mff'c' ''nNP'l"'' !,''' nv
soul l. dlNlt', III" V'n '''''' w. W ,''
then 1aithihlly l,N'H !'' ~ s'p
tow. tds INN ny ,'n' l,,t"'u' ' ao.,S VI
the next know II ""'H' Wv AMY. .',i' "s
ceptancc oi ''i' H'N "pt.'', u n '',' ''.'
10 choosing ~, WI! ip' ,'>'', az , p,''ii
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Drinking Among Women in
Boston.

/iuu'- Herald. of Boston, says:
For some time We had been led to be
licve thai the women of our own Com
monweallh were becoming more grncr-
ally addicted TO the Use of stimulants.
Certainly. il this city be taken a. a test.
the fact must hc conceded We believe
that wine i heing used at social gather
ing- aud at g home table not as freely
A. in The long age, but much more gen
orally than twenty years since. We
doubt, too, If 30 much liquor was ever
consumed IN Boston a. at the present
time.
II il di,hcurtrning 10 ride or walk past
the saloons and see the crowds of IN n
who press to the bars to be served with
drink. Some of the saloons of this city
provide a room for the special aCcommo-
dation of women, and they may often be
seen going into aud coming out of such
resorts. 70 any one who is called to
pass daily through our streets such
sights are painfully familiar.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Abraham Lincoln's First NOM
nation.

f.c Cincinnati Gllrtte republi-hr- a
letter first published in its collins in
lSiS.
The writer. Israel Green. now of
Mount Vernon. Ohio. then druggist in
findllv, Ohio. Wis deeply impressed by
reading the debate bet wern Mr.. Lincoln
ami stephen \. Douglass. nder the
influence of that impression he " Ote
the GaI'tte. nominating Lincoln for
President ri thu nitel States, the first
mention Of hi- NAM for the high place
hc ~ we'll filled. Mr.. Green signed
himself n Member of the Philadelphia
Convention ia ls5G, anl the / ca of his
Hitter spread like ~ildfire. His was the
first right Word in the right time.
Here j. tn significant sen en- - in it:
with hetnner OF which lall b" in
-crihcd I nion and Harmony, Protec-
tiou To American Capital. aud to Amcri-
can Labor aud Skill, aud Enterprise.
improved Waterways and lIarbors, Free
Labor, and Persistent Opposition to the
Extension Of slavery.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
" hirh Loved Best

i iose yeu. mothcr." said little iona.
The n. forgetting ais work, his cap went on
And he aas off to the garden swing.
And ltfi her the wood and water 10 bring
- love YOU. mother" said Rosy Nell
u lese Neu bette, than tongue can tel.
Then She teased sud poutcd full hall the day
TIL her mother feioiced when she went to
play.
I love YOU. mother" said little Fan:
To-day I'll help you all can
How glad | am that schoo doesn't keep
SO she rocked the baby till 1t fcN asleep.
Then stepping soft She fetched The broom On
And swept the floor. ana tiiied the room.
Buss and happy all day vas she.
Helpful and happy a. child could be.
II love sau. mother again they said
Three little children going to bed.
How do You think that mother guessed
Which of them really loved her best.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Curious Facts About Needles.

~ matter al fact. the arr ot nc.a!lr-
making Ms kept >rcrct until about 1850,
when it Wa rcseaied ht christopher
Grcenug In the little town al Red
ditch, a few mil"- from Birmingham, the
nccdlc-makrr- still ply their trade tor
all the world. Twenty thousand people
make over Il h,unllrd millions of needles
4 wear. From the ugly pig of iron To the
fairy like II cdlr- are manifold progresses,
but probably the drilling of thu eye i
most interesting of all. The eNp"rt-
can easily pcrforatc a hair. and thread it
with it, own end. The Steel wire l. cut
into tho length al bristle and the
needle, are born 4, twins, head- togrth-
cr, fee iurtheSt apart. In the old days
the ends were >larprned n 4 cot of lilr
that made this Industry NOR deadly
dian war. The ''grinder- asthnia," by
winch strong mems lungs We're iuwardly
ground to piece by Inhaled particles OF
steel. slew tens of Thousand, of strong
mcn. Now a bla-t Of air awat from the
erind-tone make, 4 grinder life a first
cla-- risk for insurance companies.
irmpcring, annhaliug. and polishing
arc all worth seeing in the process.
50 easily and cheaply can English
needles bc made and exported, that on
our American tariff needle. stand ON the
fire., isl. We have ma hand nc,.ll. in
d,.trv to he ,rotr,t,d ". -tiIl d.nrnd
ON John BuIl and tia. gentleman who
wears thc suiked brmle.
But do not orr Yankees. Who invent.
who harnes. the river. the lightning,
and the child of welded iirt aud water
to do their work, make any needless
Yes; for il waa the Yankee who made
needle. turn a .ntner.ault. All The world
since the first tip.leaf-.ewer- threaded
the needle in one fashion. II WAS the
Nanke. vino discoyerrd that il Uo.
threaded at the wrong end. H.. declar-
ed the business end IT II needle 10 be-.
like that of :, bee. fartle-t from IL head
Either Elias Howe. or tie other man.
who did not win the lawsuit. WAS the
first man who. like the hero in Greek
mythology. held TIN, ,evp" in hi hands.
and nut il where he would. He drilled
the needle and in-erted the thread AT the
other end. and eel i, in arms of steel,
multiplying its potency. A. Americans
gave the world the ,ewing-maciinc aud
and "A new kind OF needle. 70 they manu-
f,ctur, this sort and his only. Ar
Springfield, Massachusetts, the National
Needle Company make aud finish every
wear thirty million machine needles.
Prussia, the great War Power. nut "A
spike on her helm and Il needle in her
run, and with the latter hlnlhled Aus
tria. The United State-. which. as
President Arthur declared, il the Great
Pacific Power, put her needle in frame
and trcadle to tighten toll and cloth.
the naked. Probably there j. "A true
parable here.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

The san Francisco Chronicle. in a re-
cent article upon the wine exhibit at the
W~.!!A:- r.t; -'.>:::..s::.>tins ,'.ih!"yHjs
wines with French wines. Claims That
the average California wine /, better in
every respect thin the average French
wine that We get ia this country, and it
urges that the California winc-makcr-
should put their best foot foremost and
send Il variety of California wines to
Chicago. that by so doing the market
for California wines will be certain to be
enlarged, not only in our own country.
but abroad 1t says; ''We already ship
some wine to Europe, but our exports
ought to increase ut least tenfold within
a short time after the Exposition. The
Wine makers a we'll "a the brewers are
planning to make the most of tho great
Columbian Exposition.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Come ye housewives who aoe prudent.
o. hrand.ne@ brides who A.
T aking lessons like Il student
That expects 10 ts. a star.
Or ears aa1 sINe attention,
earn the art Of cooking well,
E arm yourhushand' silatrering mention
Neyer faIter in i1feotio.
Fen in leesios tor>,c..
Comr consider ho4 in making
Omelettr>, and cakes, and PIES,
he best shortening for Baking
Tis that here we advertise.
O. all cooking fats most surely,
lghtest, cheapest ever seen,
Eve pleasing II >eeurel>,
Nonc, Trough manufactured purely
Equals fNRe>>G's coTToLhNr.
CorTolfNf Is good Tor tying
Oysters, doashneis, eggs, or fish,
There is little lse denVin.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Something Was Wanting

Mrs. llay-r'j. dour know a. Mi
rauda married 81 very wealthy after all.
| was surprised at SOM 81 the lhing- |
See down mt her house.
NJ u,ay-eed, WHY aiu't Inc house
furnished we'll;
Mr.. HaySeed. Oh, YES, they have
plenty of expensive things, but somehow
everything don't seem to correspond.
Why, Mirauda'S got 4 marble statue in
the library with both arms broken on,
in the parlor She has get four OF TIVE
chromos without sheet of glass in any
Of the frames - lSomerrWo .iournai
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

The best Salve in the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letters
Chapped Hands, Chiblains Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, aud positively cures piles, or no pay
required 1t 10 guaranteen to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. or sale by Roland r. Pstten.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
NOn-Partisan W.C.T.U

The Skowhegau Non PartsauW W. G. r. U,
meets at the Parlors of the G.. 4. X Hall the
second and fourth Tuesdays of each moath.
al three o'clock, ? VI.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

,b,rmiu, little comedy, entitled
- hri.,in, \nthcms." by Fannie ASmar
Nathcv,. i, among the attractive 1tal-
ures of the number OF Harper ba/ai,
published February It'll.
An article that will be read with great
interest in every refined circle IN t'ie
F,a-t and West. j. William Morton
PAYNE, article. "I.itrrarN hleaS"'
which opens the New England Magazine
fo.. February. Mr. Payne Is the asso-
ci,te editor Of the Dial, and | eminent
* Qualified tor the delicate task oil slth
n summary of contemporary activity
He treats of the literary spirit III 'h'ca,
90 from its earliest aWhkehinS' anu
riyeS AN excellent estimate Oh t'it
achievement 10 date. The article i well
illustrated. MI.
The monthly survey of foreign affairs
in the February Review ot Review. VIII
be found exceedingly interesting Inc
GREAT timrlnc-s of the magazine l. shown
NJ n number of points from beginning 10
rul. Thus. in the article ON American
millionaire. and their public gilt, one
find. mention of hcneiaetloha Ml'ch
were not publicly known until aho''l
January 20, and the fact that largr ana
fine portrait If rN-Prcsidchi IL, IS
Have. forms the trontispieet ot thc
number. the engraving evidently nay
ino been made after the death oi MI
IIa1t., i, a sufficient indication oil the
close record the Review keep. OF cur
rent events
IInprr,'- Magazine Tor February
open, with Edwin \. thhcy'e superb
Illustrations of Twelfth Night, accom-
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

within your house is Of little con-
sequence, you give it little thought,
and Your Liver and Stomach
troubles will be OF as little account
if you use the True a.. f." At
woods medicine, always keeping
bottle at hand, All live dealers
have it in stock. S. cents.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
HUM PHI r EYS'

This Precious OINTMENT is the
triumph OF Scientific Medicine
Nothing has ever been produced to
equal or compare with it as a CURATIVE
and HEALING APT ICNrIoN 1t has been
used over 10 years, and always affords
relief and always gives satisfaction.
For Pile, External or Internal, Blind
OF Bleeding; Fl-tuIa in Ano Itching or
Bleeding OF the Rectum. The relief is
.-...-.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

If you
expect to rate
A 1,
use a chewing
tobacco
that will not
cause you
to
expect o-rate
to- freely.
Ask for
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Dizziness, EaintnesS.

Extreme Iassitnde. don c'lrc and
want to be left alone" tnclju.. excl
liability, irritahil,}. ner, cuisines, sleep
lessne>S. flain lenct, mclanchn2l ar the
"blues.' and baekachc. llc>r are
sure Indications of Female Weakness,
snme deranrement OF the CtcrILs, or
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

On Thursday Of last week seventeen of
the neirhbors and friends of Chas. o..
johnson of Harmony, met at his house
aud hauled up winters supply of wood,
fitting the greater par, OF IT and putting
it into the she'd. Mr. Johnson's arms
aud hand, are so affected by rheumatism
as to render him unable to use an aN, or
indeed to do any kind of hard work.
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09

Lanes Medicine moves the bowels each day
In order to be healthy this is necessary
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Womb Troubles.

TIE whn!n Starr, F3ffsrpE.rF,. IS ~ 7 :.
an illustrated book entitled Guide to
HEALTH" by Mrs. Pinkham. 1t con-
tains over 90 pages OF most intpof tant
information. whicE every woman, mar
RED or single. should know about her
self. Send 2 tWo-cent stamps for IT. For
The Somerset reporter., 1893-02-09
Bearing-coWn Feeling

causing pain. weishi, aud hackache, is
instantly relieved and permanently
cured by its use. ndcr all circum-
stances it acts ia harmony with tic laws
that govern the female system. and
is as harmless rs water. 1t removes