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The evening world., 1894-08-21
4 Fair.
To tho Editor;

Martha Psisys and Johanna DoenEss held a
fair at sos East Seventy sixth street, at which
Iney made - Tor the Fund.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
Your Letter WIN Appear Later.

All letters from contributors to the Sick BsbisS
FUND VII be printed. hsny are In gps and Niil
apgsaI 10 this eeia-ip htsr.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
A Bet on the Bible.
To the Editor:

the EDITOR:
s. o, Blunden; Please deposit your $50 In a
bank. TO be paid to the perron who will show
you the passage In the Bibls that man has an
immortal soul. T.. A A.
l. A A
The evening world., 1894-08-21
Three Made S..


To the Editor
Florence sickcl Carrie Mandel and Irving
llirsch held fair on slxty-ninth street. near
Third avenue, and made IS for the Fund. s.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Germany thinks our tariff enactment
came too late-just like ''the pardon"
In the song.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
Lemonade,

10 the Editor:
Please And Enclosed 80 which we made at a
lemonade stand held at il3 East Fihy-elghth
street. managed by
Lester Springer, II: Pearl Buttncr. 10;
Louis Ploutky IL, Carrie SaniLE, l2
Herman Rotchsch, 10: Rita Springer, 10,
Carrie Springer. 5.
All Of East FIFTY eighth street
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Mistalking the village barber for Mr..
Cleveland is carrying the fat mans Joke
entirely too far.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

pleasure their progress and weIl-do,r.
give her Those letters are all bnns
Oh the wall, and the youngest punn 3
able 10 understand them, SO sinnIa -.
the expressions. are
The evening world., 1894-08-21

The Sick Babies Fund has 3l9,21l to-
day. This Ia not far from the $4,000
purse II started for.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

1s the fishing good in Buzzard's Bay.
Mr.. PRESIDENT It should be. for 1t
comes high.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

The home of Rosa Bonheur is in ms
torical Fontanebleau, at wo hours jour
ney from Paris. She keeps house with
her little brother" as she calls him,
who would be a great animal painter II
his sister were not the greatest one liV-
ing. There are two valuable possess
sions on the estate, wild animals ana
works of the old masters. 1t Is not a
fact that these live studies are gift
horses Mile. Bonheur is not the wo-
man to be patronized by circus people;
instead of accepting the sick lions sour
Wy cattle and decrepit brutes that con-
tinually are offered by animal dealers
and amusement companies, she declines
with thanks by telegraph-post. When
she sees u good study she buys 1t, and
usually pays fancy price for 1t. She
dearly loves tiger in good health
The evening world., 1894-08-21
Great Little Collectors.

Collected by Ruth and Lawrence sIogel. 80,
East sixty nirth street. 81. This maken over fS3
70 far collected by them
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Strauss. Rosie Kahn. Josie Cain. Gertis Lavendoi.
Mamie Benedict. Della Simon. Lsvina Brady,
Nellie Hsin. Vera starn. Edwin Starn, Walter
Harris
The evening world., 1894-08-21
LETTERS

f7xn cosrwn % open 70 everybody enc has Q
complaint 10 NAH. q .orierosns 10 ce1hldtc ffsr'
nation TO oice subteot Of general Interest 10 de-
eus, or pubAe serpice b cetnosc,edoe, and w's
can pu, The idea into lee han 100 ,oovds Lo~
Letter, carra be printed.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Congress is getting ready to adjourn.
The parrot is awfully anxious to say
Good dayr'
The evening world., 1894-08-21
Little brown socks.

Arverne-by -thc-Sea is one of the good
places TO study French fashions for
children. There, as in France, mothers
nut socks and low Shoes OH their small
The evening world., 1894-08-21
DnintN Neci>,ycnr.

Now Is the time to get choice bits OF
neckwear. Velvet or colored cress
silks, with a rufiie of cream lace, Is tins
standard collar, the band Is soft ana
pretty against the face, the lace Is
refreshment, If the term may be usee
The evening world., 1894-08-21

There IL much pulling and plotting in
Toni latt- burg by -the-sea these days.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
4 Jersey city Fair.

To Tho Edltor.
Inclosed please find 81, proceeds from q fair
held at 725 West Newark avenue.
May Clark Emily y. Jackson,
Ella Van Werpt. Trina Clark.
Helen Plate, Jersey City.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
Remedies for Facial BIemishes.

All sores, pimples, eruptions and facial
blemishes indicate inflammation. The
trouble is inside and the safest way is
to get at it from the outside. Bad COM
plexions can be successfully treated
with hot baths. The time to take them is
at night, three hours after eating, three
times a week for several months or
every night If the system Is sufficiently
strong to resist fatigue. Have the wa
ter as hot as can be comfortably borne;
remain in the tub ten or fifteen min
utes; throw on woollen robe and in
the perspiration that will follow, pro-
vided the body Is not allowed to get
chilled, the impurities will be forced
out. An hour later take quick sponge
bath to cool off and go to bed.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Much good has been accomplished by
the Sick Babies Fund in previous years,
but the following little summary of the
past three months beats all the other
Funds, breaks all records and makes
the last campaign first.
J. ullllItS NlSllet.. .......',......... lii,oSo
Patients treated until cured.,.... l2.So
Cases OF restitution relieved..... 3.21l
The health campaign will be carried
on as long as there Is necessity for
1t.
To-day's splendid total brings the
5000 mark very near.
The evening world., 1894-08-21

Readers Of THE EVENING WORLD leaving
Ae cstv for the hot months should send in hsir
sddresses and hare THE EVENING WORLD
matted to them regularly
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with rhanr.. to the club.

IncIo.ed please mud 1ii.6c, proceeds OF fair
In AL Of the sich Rtbcs FUND. held by
MAY WINNLER. -,
ia East Eighty NTH street
ADELE ANDERSON, sh,
Isi Eas. Eighty NTH street,
As.,sted a, Annie Nolloy ard ollie Anderson,
p : = SIR EDITOR. won't you please thank the
members ~ the Porahontss club for giving us
the use Of the SeTRuda OF their club house. where
We held the falrr
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Sent by Vincent.

To the Editor:
Vincent Moore sends So cents, which he hopes
Will help the babies. VINCENT MOORE.
The evening world., 1894-08-21
Gains Wife.
To the Editor:

e Thirty-llrst street. city.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
THE INCOME TAX
The Most Important Feature Of the Internal
Revenue Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.-The full text OF
the internal revenue bill, including the
important income tax, has been agreed
upon by the Democratic mem bers of the
ways and means committee. A complete
summary of the essential features OF the
tax as it will be submitted follows:
The bill provides that the income tax Is
to go into effect Jan. /, 1895, and that the
first collection on incomes is to be made
July l, 1898. All classes of incomes are
included in the measure, and the uniform
rate OF 2per cent tax on incomes over
$4,000 is fixed.
The most important detail Of the bill IL
the method provided for the levying and
collection of taxes. IL Is made obligatory
on all persons receiving individual In
comes of over $500 to make a return to
the local collector of internal revenue No
tax is levied on those making return un.
der $4,000. In case person having an In
come Of over $500 fails TO make a return,
1t becomes the duty of the revenue as
SCISSOR to make inquiry as TO the amount
of the persons income.
If this explanation discloses that the In.
come is above $4,000, the income Is sub
jected to twice the ordinary tax under the
law, and the party failing to make his re-
turn Is deemed guilty of a criminal
offense and is made subject to fine and
Imprisonment,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19

Sick of the sight of men and sicker OF
the sight OF women-one woman especial
ly-I had hurried away from the city and
escaped to the little fishing hamlet of Kirke.
There was time when l hated that
word "hunchback. " when, IL people look.
ed at me in the street, | felt desire un-
controllable almost To throttle them. But
do not feel that way now, thank God and
hy little fisher lass.
This woman without soul made me
love her She was as beautiful as a dream
Of Cupid when he lies asleep in the anna
ranth, for God had put into this poor,
weak, ugly distorted shell passionate
soul, and one night when the music Of the
orchestra made harmony with the throb-
bing of my soul told her that loved her.
She-she laughed in my face. and my
soul sickened almost unto death, and
hated the name woman.
| was galloping my horse along the road
that leads by the Rocks that glorious Oc-
tober day, for hunchback as was rode
well, and l loved horse.
Coming up the rocks with an oar in each
hand was girl.
Hearing the sound Of my horses hoofs,
she looked. Scarlet Tipped, with glorious
eyes and complexion Drowned by salt
winds and as glorious AS the October day,
! hated her for her beauty and without a
second look dashed on by her, for In her
glorious dark eyes saw the pity had
learned TO hate.
The next day while walking up and
down the beach cursing the fisherman who
was to take me out and who had failed to
come at the appointed time, saw her
coming down the rocks.
She was singing some foolish lovesick
ditty about lass whose sailor lad was
drowned at sea.
She came up to me and said, "My uncle,
sir, Is sick, and 80 | came to take you
OUT
| started to tell her roughly that did
not care to go and then concluded to
go. | climbed into the boat, and she
cast off the painter and took her seat
at the oars. How strong she wasi As
watched her pull that boat so easily and
remarked her noble figure could not but
compare myself with her. /, weak, mis-
shapen, dissatisfied with everything. I
had the wisdom of the schools. She COM
muned with nature face to face. l had the
Wtdllu VI ulluo anu idfheU. ntrS tn6
boundless wealth of sea and sky. ! looked
at her. Why not make her miner Why
not take from her what lackedf IL would
be a fair exchange-for her poverty my
wealth, for her ignorance my intelligence,
for her straight, strong, active form my
poor, weak, misshapen figure. / would do
1t. My strong soul should have q strong
body. My whole being throbbed with the
thought. I, who went out hating the fish
er lass for her beauty and her strength,
was rowed into the Rocks firmly resolved
to make her mine.
That woman without a soul had passed
out OF my life.
As yet was not loving the soul of my
fisher lass. How could l know that the
strong, beautiful body housed so match
less a souli
Every day afterward she rowed me out
to sea. l saw in my fisher lass more than
outward beauty. Thank God, after awhile
the look Of pity passed out of her glorious
dark eyes, and they panied me no more
when she turned them upon me.
She was rowing me In one dav when
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
ANOTHER BoMBARpMENT.
Fifty Government Men Killed al Nictheroy
insurgents Capture Paranagua.

BUENos AYREs, Jan. 19.-Advices from
Rio Janeiro say that the insurgent war
ships continued the ombardment of the
batteries at Nictheroy three nights ago
and killed 80 of the government forces.
The government forces will make an
attempt to capture the island Of Vienna,
with view to preventing the insurgents
from renewing their stores there.
1t is stated that President Peixoto Is
becoming suspicious of the fidelity of the
government troops.
According to news from Rio Grande do
Sui the insurgents have captured Para
nagua. one of the most important towns
in the province of Parana.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
ELECTRIC SUBWAYS
Brought 10 the Attention OF the Massachusetts
lealslature. Other Maitars.

Boston, Jan. 49, - Attorney General
Knowlton has reappointed George G.
Train as his first assistant, and his second
assistant, Charles n. Harris, will also re-
main for the present.
A bill was introduced In the senate to
authorize appeals from the rulings of
moderatOrs in town meetings, which was
referred TO the committee on towns; also
relating 10 official stenographers Of the
superior court.
Representative Myers introduced bill
TO enable cities and towns to construct,
maintain and lease conduits and the con-
nected structures for electrical wires,
cables and conductors. The bill provides
that any city or town in which electrical
wires, cables, etc, are in use over, along
or across any public way, may accept the
provisions of the act, and thereupon pro-
ceed to construct, operate and maintain
conduits, manholes and the necessary dis
tributing boxes and service pipes con-
nected herewith, and may compel any
and all corporations, firms and indi-
viduals using the wires, etc, to place the
same in such conduits and manholes and
compel owners of wires within 80 days
after the service of notice to remove the
same from over or across public ways; II
the wires are not removed within 30 days,
the city or town may remove them at the
cost of the owner; city or town may de-
fray the cost of such conduit by issues of
bonds to be called Conduit loan bonds.r
to run not over 30 years, and bear interest
at the rate OF not more than 5 per cent? q
rental not exceeding $500 per mile an
nually for each three-inch duct In the con-
duit may be charged for the use of the
conduit. Nothing in the act Is to be con-
strued as referring to trolley wires OF
street railway companies or supporting
wires for the same. In case there 10 an
existing conduit in city or town II may
be taken upon terms agreed upon by the
parties, or at IA price, in case of disagree
ment, fixed by method provided for By
the bill. No public highway is to be in
terfered with without consent of the
public highway commission.
Other bills introduced: Amending the
act providing a penalty for intimidating
laborers; to authorize the printing of q
larger edition Of the blue book; to pro-
vide for the determination OF caterpiliars
within the limits of highways providing
Cor the election OF boards of health I'm
towns; relative TO the compensation to be
paid owners of cattle killed by order of the
cattle commission; relative TO granting
licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors
10 apothecaries; appropriating $50, ,od0 for
salaries and expenses at the reformatory
prison for women at Sherborn.
Resolves were introduced TO provide for
an addition 20 the Bridgewater normal
school and TO establish a normal school at
Lowell.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
Cold Weather In the south.

"Whatcber mean by beatin that mule
on the neck while he's a-drinkinT
"'Bleege ter do it, boss. De water
freezes in he froat ebery time he swallers
an | has ter hit it wild er stick Oer
break der ice an keep it from chokin
himp-Puck.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
A Contest Over SUGAR.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-Representative
Harter will move an amendment to the
Wilson bill, doing away with the sugar
bounty and putting a tax Of cent a
pound on sugar. Representative johnson
will champion absolute free sugar with
out bounty or duty.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
A Bio Bonus Guaranteed.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.-In the official
trial of the cruiser Olympia she made an
average speed Of 2l.69 The speed require
ment was 20 knots. The ship earns the
premium Of S3OO. 900 for her eontractors.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
A Brilliant Affair.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-President and
Mrs. Cleveland gave dinner last evening
20 the mem bers of the diplomatic corps
This is one of the most brilliant Of the
many social functions which take place
at the White House.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
ueaviIy punlshad

SALEM, Ills, Jan. l9-Harding, Jones
and ODwyer, who held up an Illinois
Central train last Septem Der. were yester.
day sentenced 20 20 years Imprisonment.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
Dividends Taks a Dron-

BosToS, Jan. lg-Boston and Maine di.
rectors have declared a quarterly divi.
send of l-2 per cent, payable Feb. Is
This il a reduction from the regular per
cent dividend.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
Az knticlpated.

PARIS, Jan. ~. - Nothing has been
found to justify the charges Of some Ital-
bn newspapers that France and America
assisted the sicilian insurgents with arms
and money.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
All We're CAPTURED.

DANvILLR Pa, Jan-19.-Five burglars,
who attempted 10 rob the postoflice. here
and who mortally wounded policeman,
were captured at Nanticoke.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
Her Choice.

Elderly Suitor (sarcasticallySHow
does your kindergarten get on, Miss
Black?
Miss Black (sweetly)-Well, it is bet
ter than running an old mans home
Life.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-01-19
Doat porg.t Kelley a Taylor

at the "Pickwick." East avenue. MOS, pop
ular place ln the city.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06

dyspepsia. El veneno Dor elias en-
gendrado podria estar cculto y Sin
eentirse durante largo tempo, pero
tambi6n hecerse entonces, de re.
pente, sctivo por etecto de cansan-
clio mental, de exceso eA conner, de
conner NAL, de exposition al aire
lSbre 6 cualquiera de otras tantas
infuencias. Entonces decayer0n
los rIflones 4 los que signieron el
est6mago 6 hfgsdo), el aceite vene-
noso latente en- la sangre pudO de-
sayrol.ar la inflammation en- las arui
culaciones, y los faidos aaf retens.
dos produjeron 10 hidropesia. CON
semejante esta1o de cosas pueden
pfoducirse toda olase de 3essrre-
CLOS, siendo cada uno de 6Elos mas
bien que una enfermeGad ell sinto-
ma y resultado de ia sola causa de
oasi tOdas las Intermediates Ia in
digestion y 10 dyspepsia. ri cora.
z6n y los lAalmones SO afeetan mu-
chas veces por simpatia, y este es
10 que ocurri6 en- el case del Sr
Hernndez, excitada como sc ha-
llaba 50 imagination por el miedo
q la tisis.
i Ourad Ia torpeza de Indigestion,
expelled el veneno acumulado, = ha
llareis eL seguida I'm mejoramieuto
general. 81 conseguir este est& en-
p0der del Jarabe Curative de ls
Madre Seigel, como no 10 ha esta-
do jamas quikas en- poder de reme-
do alguno hasta hoy conocido.
81 el leotor so dirige 4 los Sres
A. J. White, Limitado de, 155, Oa-
lis de Oaspe, Barcelona, tendraD
muchO gusto en- enviarles gEatuita-
mente I'm folleto ilustrado que ex-
plique las propiedades de este re
medic.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06
TENEDURIA DE LIBROS, DO

TENEDURIA DE LIBRO6, POI
Oastafios.
FORZOsA.
OODIaO DE OoMEROIO, "Gi.
ROM.
NUEvo UoDIGO DE JUsTI-
OLA MILITAR, anotado por el
Doctor B. Sanchez de Oca7ia, re-
dacfor de la " Revists dc los Tri-
|hHnAR@z :. ss77.y. s-,--s.rsa..S.s
o ooDrao 81 IN ooMHROIo, sdl-
clon de bolsillo. ID
OODIGO PENAL DE CUBA Y
PUERTO-RICO.
OODIGO PENAL DIN CUBA Y
PURRTO-RIOO, por 10 Biblioteca
Judicial.
VII, "Abella"
~ MANUAL 4,4, DEL sE0RETA-
DEREOHO ADMLN1STRATI-
W. AD611A~
REGLAMENTO On LAS Ca
RRERAs OIVILNS DE ULTRA
NAB.
LEY DE GAIA. para CUBA =
Puerto -Rico.
FLORES Y LAGRIMAH, Dol
D. Domingo b. HeFnandez.
EORMULARIO Criminal, POI
Abell&
I'D. Magispral, por Bouobaraat,
H1STOR1A NATURAL. POI
Pereda.
ARlTMRT1OA, Algebra = Geo.
metr1a, por Qardin.
gILOSOF1A, pos Ell Padre o.
feriuo.
6RAMATIOA FRANUNsA, Dol
Oilendorf y Benot.
GRAMATIOA TNaLESA, pC
LbaFra
gRAMATIOA MUSICAL, POI
Romero.
OODIGO OWL. - Nueva edi
ci6L Official reform&Ga.
ARITMETIOA. Oortazar.
DIOOIONARIO DE LA LNN.
QUA OASTELL:ANA, por ia AGA
demia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06
LTBR0S RELIGIOSOS.

1se "a recibido en- esta Impte1t ia
nn notable surtido de obras religio-
saa aelectas t0das, entire las cus-
le1 se cncuentran las siguientes:
Initiation de Cristo, Kempls,
.,diCi6n econ6mica...---: SO.O|
rdem de idem, idem, edicl0n
20 do Salvaci6n...c 6O|
Niercicio Cotidiano ........ 40
nj Devote Feligr6s, enMa-
: iernsci6n imitaCi6n msrth 1.6O
r.nZ diyina, encuadernaci6n
mel negra con brooches. :- 2W
.,r.z civina, encuadernaclone 2 :,
de riguroso lutO.: .....:=- jSW
= NJ fIlyina, encuadernaci6A
: en- pisl de Australia y nj nj 80 =
80 AL Domingo. 2.6O
pannefio OfCi0, encuaderna
ci6n imitaci6n marhL.:. S.W
i,Acios T Ftnebres, encuader-
naci6n de piel con relieves, &OO
a, T+ia del Oristiano. encus.s
- dernaci6n de piel. ....::. 500
Iris celeste. encuadernaeloA eoo
nikel..----.....::...":::.. S'O
rris celeste, encuadernacl6n . -
dOra0N..--~.......a-.-- "'O
Enoologio Nspafol. enoua-
dernacitn de carey cen i0~ = 80
"a =, rnuier cat6lica, encuadsr<
In wv! 5000 non rnlin
hsss...-.---........ = sss aas. On - . 300
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06
PILDORlS RECQESTlTUYENTES
1PrVeeo exclusive expedido Madrid e de Mayo de
~ 1877, por eI Excnno Sr Mirstro de Forento. st re
PREPARADAS EN- La FARMAOIA DE VALE OANCIOs
0nioos daotaos do Ia Yardadera tua Ponce Pue .Rico

Vente aTos de expiens han demoado aa propedade toni
cas reconstyentes pdcra curando amente odas
nfermedade deden del mpobrecmieno de
amentaci6n nutva habtar ugares h6medos NAL
ventilados por intermediates anteriores
su ac6n curaiva ecaz n las psaoones del cora
dolores de cabeza napenca dedd dolores las perna
dropea sanssnco soera zumbdo de odo padez dc
e resuyen car natural meeomoa flores blancas
grandes pdas faa de mensuac6n abHndancas
complete dearroo de la eda
de Ia pubertad debdd general de las entermedad
agudss cr6ncas til eas araclones mobosa sno
mas de simple de affection general deo
Rn vista de los progresses de Terapecs de agunos nconve
nentes notaV en- pAcca h" modfcado formula
compueha tan generazado hace de
ella en- toda Ia isla.
Oon fin de dc muchas imitacones de
mula han hecho neores debe exgs
que en- cada caa de egma proedencia este de a
tapa SUPERIOR seo dice DOCTOR n REVERON Medico
Oruano Ponce Puerto Rco Inferior 6ma e lado de
Oecho de Ia Ag0sto 80 de $780,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-07-06
OOLORES EN- TUBOS

eARA LA PINTURA AL OLEO Y
La CUAhELA, Sc AOABAN DE
REOIBlR. EN- ESTA IMPRENTA
Holm (6,assl
Bettn. b..
SiAnco Dc plata
BlAnco do plomr
Blanco do zinc.
AEul celeste
Axul de cobGltss
AAul de Prussia.
Osstaao [6rxa ).de Marts
Oaste1lo goio.
Osstaio d Van Dyrk
JArmin quemade.
Oartnin de rubia.
Oeniza kxul.
Bermell6R.
autAgambe.
Girls do Payne.
Z Indigo. oi5a 4t
70 Amkrillo deEcadmso,. st
AnsEillo de cEomo. oSeus
Amarillo indiana.
Amarillo de Napolsai
Lach quemRdA..
LAcR caEminer.
Lsna rubis
Lsca AmarillR,
IIacA ordinarin
b LacA violsda.
Negro de maral.
Negro dc &uraxne
Ocfs GkstRfio.
OSra amarillo
Ocre rojo..
0cre de EuAaj
UltramRP,
Piedra De hieN
R0lo de- Sasurna.
Roio Dc Vanocia.
Ssngse dc Drago
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