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breast OF his coat. The steward resolved
to follow him, saw him go into the cabin
where the anger holes had been bored,
and by the very faint light in that in
terror observed him produce an anger
from under his coat and apply the tool
to the plugged orifices. The extrao.
binary part was that the motions of the
captain were those Of an automaton.
The steward fled on deck. The boat
swain was i'll charge of the ship. He
shouted to some Of the crew to follow
him as witnesses, and they rolled in a
body into the storage, where they
found the captain coolly and mechan-
ically boring away with his auger.
They seized him, and now it was they
discovered, SO they said, that the man
was acting in his sleep.
This at least was the opinion of those
who witnessed his behavior when he
was seized. He cried out like one vio-
lently awakened and swore he did not
know where ho was nor what he was
doing. The men conveyed him to his
cabin, locking him up in it, and then
came to me.
To end this singular experience, the
crew insisted upon my taking command
and practically forced me to navigate
the vessel to Buenos Ayres. They would
not suffer me to free the captain, who
they feared would serve them some dia-
bollcal trick if gave him his liberty.
As for him, he solemnly declared owe.
and over again to me that he knew not
what he had done, and that he had
trick of walking in his sleep.
On the arrival of the ship went to
the British consul with my report, and,
he thought proper to take charge of
Captain Jortin with a view of sending
him to England in British man n-of-war
that was then lying at Buenos Ayres.
The consul shook his head when I talk
ed of sleep walking He said:
"He must have brought the auger
aboard with him. 1t formed no part of
the carpenters tool chest. Next the
ship was scuttled in daylight. I cannot
somehow reconcile somnambulism with
sunshine
twas to remain a mystery, however,
to the end. was detained at Buenos
Ayres by number of our men running,
and before the ship sailed the news
came aboard that Captain Jortin had
been found dead in his bed. The doctors
found that he had died from apoplexy.
Thus the mystery remains. 1t never
could be shown that the unfortunate
man had any motive i'll scuttling the
ship. He had no risk in her, but his
command of her was a living to him,
and the laundering of the vessel could
only have proved an injury to himself.
Possibly madness was the true solu-
tion, though it does not quite explain,
to my satisfaction, why it was that he
went to sea with an auger in his cabin.
w. Clark Russell in Youths CON- |
paniOn.
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VOL. r..
Hours for Arrival and Closing Of Mails at Staun
ton P0StOf6CG.
ARRIVE.
BY G. AID 0. RAILROAD.

BY c. AND 0. RAILROAD.
a. M. from north, south, east and west
9.15 a. M. from west.
il 81 a. M from Richmond and intermediate
Gas p. m from north, east and south.
BYB. ANDo
7.O4 a. m. from Lexington and intermediate
points.
1.40 D. li from the north.
Gas y. m. from the north, Harper'S Ferry ana
intermediate points.
STAR ROUTES.
7 a. nj. from Plunkettsville, daily except Sun
day.
10 a, nj. from Mt. Meridian, daily except Sun
5p. m. from Middlebrook, daily except Sun
$50 p. m. from Monterey, daily except Sunday.
CLOSE.
FOR B. AND 0.
$50 a. m. tor Lexington, Harper's Ferry and
points north.
1l.25 a. m. for Harrisonburg Woodstock and
points north.
1.10p. m. for Lexington.
400 p. M. for Fort Defiance
500 p. M for Lexington and intermediate
points.
FOR C. AND o.
s.45 a. M and 2p. m. for horth east, south.
800 p. m. for east. north, south aud west
1l.25 a. m. for Clifton Forge and intermediate
points.
800 p. m. for the west.
STAR RoUTEs-DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
$50 a. m. for Monterey
600 a. m. for Middlebrook.
LOO d. m. for Mt Meridian.
6.15 p. m. for Plunkettsville.
l2.30 p. m. for Mt. Solon, Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
sTAUNTON OFFICE
Opens a. H., closes p. M. Money order
and registry business opens at 8 a. m. closes
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Tuslon. Ine procession nrst Dure INC
body to the .orum, where it lay in state
while some friend pronounced an Grafton,
enumerating the virtues Of the deceased
and all the glories of his ancestors. The
law required the burial place to be
without the walls of the city, and mill
tary men were generally carried to
cemetery called ''The Field of Mars, ;"
though many of the wealthy had sepul-
chers in the gardens attached to their
country villas.
In the latter days of the empire the
custom of burning the body was intro
duced, and it was laid ON a pile OF
fagots to the sound Of solemn music,
while the nearest relative came forward
with lighted torch and set fire to it.
Perfumes and spices were thrown into
the blaze, and when all was consumed
the embers were quenched with choice
wine, the ashes were collected and
placed in costly urn, and the bones
were dried, sprinkled with wine and
milk and added to the ashes. This urn
was then placed in the family sepuloher,
WulCu was COt6I6u Will uOWols, Wu1A0
the priests sprinkled the attendants with
water to purify them.
At one time it was customary to sup
ply the tomb with the implements the
dead used in life, and ornaments, weap-
ons and even money have been found
in these old sepulchers, giving them
more the aspect of dwelling place than
Of grave.
These elaborate ceremonies were con-
cluded by banquet, which was begun
in the open air near the burying place,
but afterward carried on at the house
of the deceased. Sacrifices were made
to the gods, and games were held in
honor of the deceased at the same time.
Of course this is picture of the most
imposing kind of funeral Among the
lower classes much simpler rites pre-
vailed, and but little attempt at cere-
mony was made.-A. M. Gardner in
Philadelphia Press.
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Staunton Lodge No. Is, A. f. and A. NJ, meets
every second and last Friday night in each
month, in Masonic Temple, Main street. Jas
NJ. Lickliter, W. NJ; B. A. Eskridge, Sec'y.
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Monthly meetings, Fourth Tuesday In the
month at7:sn O'Clock. Room In City Hall build
ing Isaac Wttz. president; J. Q. Shields, seer
tasy.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-04-15
LUQUILLO.

El que suseribn, s conseeuencis
da su Quebrantsda salud, vende Ia.
existencias de So casa de comercio,
primera en- su clase, Compuestas de
mercanCfsp, proviciones, qufncalla
ferreteria y pansderla, 6nica en- 10
localidsd, sai como la c6moda y es-
paciOs& cas- cue contie1e dicho es
tablecimient6, 6 arrienda esta 6lti-
ma a election del oompEador de las
existencias.
Bl polvenir de este pueblo, con
las grandes tiea2 brHs de Csf9 que e.
sus virganes terrenos SO estan lle-
vando q cabo con briilantes result
tados, Gus Haciendas de cana, una
g elias centrifugs, eu liQueza er
MADEIRA y frutos memories, NO puede
ser mas halagiieho para una case
de comeraio en- forma, pues al ven.
derla el que susoribe, al cual debe-
ran dirigirse los que Ia deseen, es
solamente p0r 50 estadO deliCado
de salud y no tener un s6Cio, que
On estOs Casos pueda representarla
iReadminisGrarla.
Luquillo, Abril de 1S94,-E. o.
sGs.
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Carga Pesada|

es Ia que tienen que soportay loe
que Padecen de Tlsis, Escr6fula
Anemla u otlas Intermediates az.
tenuantes. Taato mas nasada
cuanto que en- muchos casos estas
Intermediates son resuItado "a
descuidos lamentables. -
Ell tempo de preparar 81 salvav;
das es cuando comienza la tormant..
el tempo de combatir Ia T5s;s I
Escr6tula es al comenzar Ia debit
dad, cuando princlpla la n6r.
dlda de carnes y fuestas.
No hay que esperar de1asiado
El medicamento debe Ter pro.
ductorde grasa asimilable, dgerible
como la que contiene en- di6luci6n
perfecta Ia Emulsion de Sc&t. one
os aceite de higado de bacaSo sin
ei NAL gusto, reforzado Y tonRcado
Por los hipofosftos que ayuAn 4
la digestion y aumentan el apdito.
Es un hecho que Ia Emulsiol dc
Scott produce faerzas Y crea
mes con rapidez lnnr:.yi.l .losa.
Para obtener efectos seguros dok,
procurarse 10 que l.eya ii etiqu4l
del hombre con el hacalao & GU astAA
Esa es la1pica legitina, H. quo CRED
carnes, Ia que fortitic,, los ,nllmones,E
la favorita dc los in6,li.ol. Ia yer
dadera EMULSION III, S,'dTss.
De venta I'll t.slas lns farmacias
}, droguerias. siegrra stsgara >
siempre efcaz.
SCOTT = BoWa2G, 0u.micos. Eueys Yosh.
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Libros de textu en- elInstituto
YsEscuelas Norm ales y que sesha-
yan de venta en- Ia Liberia del Bo.
LNIIN:
Gram&tica Oastellana.
Historic de Espafia, 8. OAsado
Historic General, hernandez de
!Jastro.
Aritmesica, Usrdfr.
Aritm6tica, OortazaE.
Algebra, Oortazar.
Algebra, Oardin.
Geometrfa, Oardin.
6eOmetria, Oortazar.
Ferrer y Rivero, Legislation.
Agriculture, Riera y TORTOISE
Flsica y Quimica, Feli6.
Pedagogia, Santos.
Ret6rlca y Po6tica, Regtlez.
Ecoaomia Politica, Garniez,
Fisica y Quimica, Morate.
Ge0grat1a, Morate.
Ret6rica y Po9tica, TerraGillas
Ffsica y Quimica. Sanchez Casa
do.
TraduOci6n latina, Polo.
Gramatica latina, Escartin.
Gramatioa latina, A. Perez, rds-
tiCa.
:. Psicologia, LjgiSa = Etica, Neg |
Gre. =
Disquisicionea gramaticales, A |
Perez.
Legislation, Macho Moreno.
Mer0do solfeo, Eslava.
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SECRETARIA.

Ell Ayuntamienso &c este pueblo,
en- session de hoy, y con ell objeto
de formalizar una liquidation ge
nera! para conocer cual es el yer
dadero deficit que sr:Qjau los pre-
snpqestos Mnai"ipaias, asf como
para tener conot imiento exacto de
su situaci6n econ6mics, scord0 se
anuncle 81 p6biico, por medic de
edictos en- Ia GGoetG Official y peri6.
dioos de mas circulaci6n en- Ia Isla,
para que los quo teDgan creditos
pendientes en- contra del Munici.
pio, por cualquier concepto, pre-
santen los doOumentos justificati-
vos de aus screenoias, on ests Sc
cretsris, en el plazo de 80 dfas con-
tados desde aquel en- que por pri.
mera vez apsrszcs iDserto este
edlcto en- la GGcetG cfciGi. ~
Salinas, Absil z de- 1894.-Vo Bc
.El Alcalde, Francisco Segur.-
81 Secsetario, HsribsrtO B. FOntG-
" .t.., lF o-
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JUNTA DE.RIFFEN&.

fl colEesponsal de FL Impartial
en- Melilia da detalles de ana iun-
ia magma celebrada por los rife
NOS en- Kasbs Serguap, castillo
situado cerca de Ia kAbila de Be.
nj Furor.
"A las echo de Ia noche Sc pre-.
sent6 en- el lugar de la reunion el
ministro del Sultan Dres Bralha,
asompahado del secretario del
principe Mulsy Araaff, del Coronel
de los askar's y de los bsjas de
Bhuchsnata, Keid y Bundiem. To
dos Jos k&ids formsroe en- fnea pa
ra reeitAr la n,,mitivs.
Pocc despu6s comenz6 Ia iontG.
Los kaids presentaron & Dres
Bralha los documentos que los
acfeditaban como representatives de
1as kkbl'ss.
.Terminada esta foFmalidad, Dres
Bralha lego el decreto imperial, que
todos oyeron en- pie, con los brazos
cruzados & inClinada la Cabeza.
DoEante la lectnfa rein6 en- 10
assmblea un silenCio impotente.
DO este documento, Muley Ha-
sssn, desputs de bendecir iDnume-
rabies veces, en- Dombre de Allah, &
las kabilas y de saludarlas. manda 4
tOdos los m0ros de aquella region
cue abonen nn tribute extraor-f
xiinario para afender D los gastos
ocas!onados por Ia guerra,
Nxige tambi6na que esten t0dcs
dispuestos & aCatar las 6rdenes re-
ferentes a Ia demarcaci6n de limi-
tee. Y amenaza con terrib,es casti
COS 8 los rebeldes maldiCiendO por
suticipado & cuaDtos opongsn diff
cultadss & Ia realizaci6n de los de-
seos del Sultan.
Ri decrsto termina re rtcomendan-
do con insletenc q la neoesidad de
mantener gran smistad cen Espa
1a, j
Despu6s de la lectura, Dres Bral-
ha bes6 la firma del Sultan y Sc re /.
tir6 seguido de todos los que for
mSban la c6mitiva.
Apenas ZEE RETRO el ministro, se
prodnjOantre los moros ensordeCe-
dor griteriO, Nadie 80 entendia en-.
tre ell0s.
. Los refshos discutferon largo rs.
to sobre Ia actitud que dehian adop
tar. imponi6ndose al fln el sant6n
de Bshi Bufag, que recOmend6 con
gran inslstencia el aCatamient0 q Ia
Imperial voluntad.
Entre gran algazara 60 di6 pol
terminada la joMtG, conviniendo los
ksids en- satisfacer, si el Sultan 10
mands, los tributos gus 90 impon-
gan, yen ceder para zona neutral
1uinientos wetros de terreno.
A Ia asamblea asistieron unoi
dos mil moros, en- representation
de ttece kabilas.
(ReprodwOidc).
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Es la tuberculosis. bronQuitis
agudss y casos Ell que hay pobreza
del organismo La Emulsion de SCOTT
ha dado sorprendentes resultados'
Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, Abril 13
de 1887-Sehores Scott y Bovine,
Nueva York:
Me permito con el mayor placer
certifiCarles, para que Vds puedan
hacer de clio el uso que poe bien
tengan, que Ru exCelente prepaIa.
ci6n llamada Emulsion de Scott, ca
da vez que Ia he usado en- las pal
monias, bEonquitis aguda y Cr6nica,
en- las que por uEa causa Cualquie'
ra haya haLido y haya gran supu-
raci6n, en- la tuberculosis incipier'
tie, on fin, en- todos aquellos caf Of
en- que hays pobreza en- el organis.
mo y necesidsd de reconstituig lol
gl6bulos rojos de Ia saDgre, me hs
dado sorprendentes resultados.
DR.. JMhdnB Ben0jdn.
ENFIRNEDADE d EST6NAGO. ,Vhs OaSGHv'
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Aver vino 4 mi casa;
me halo escribiendo,
y me dtjo-lQu6 te hacesi
va 10 estzs viendo.
-IUna conAediai
-iJusto!
-iSeris!
Como que en- ella tEatOx,
de una materia
de uua importancia suma
que nadie sabe.
-lOArsmbs! iTiene tesisi
-lTesis muy grave!
Es muy nuevo ell asunto.
jNuevoi iInocente!
-Pnes, si. senior, es nuevo
completamente
-lNo 10 creo! De flo
que sunQue 10 ignores,
tendfa reminiscencjas
de otros autores.
-Te dlgo que hasta ahora /.
nadie ba tocado
este asuntol
Me Henes
- nro0CuDado!
-LO dlchc!
-IDe que tretasi
TeDgo impaciencia =.
Pues trato: De los SWstOs
. ysu is.JfuenCsa.
-iY qua CSC 81 nuev0 diceR!
-lY 10 rep'to!
lOomo que sobre gastos
no hey nada escrlto!. -.
Vital Asa.
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SANTORAL.

Domingo, Is - El PATTI oeinio
de Sac J .'e. y Ssnt. hBssiiisa J
Anas.aeis, martires.
Luns,, 16-- Santos Toribio de
L;ebsna. ob.epo, : Felip', San \
Epgraeis, virgen = maltir:
Marse', 17.-San Anissto, pa
pa y -ma'tir y Ia besta Mslfa Ana
DO j. d., virgen.
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Las RafarnaS del ST Maula.
vsruD1o cR1T1cc
POR
DON l6NACI0 DIAz CANEJA.
... director del. .BOLETN ,NERCAETlb
DE- PUERTO RICO

., tt ts
Tai 81 Ia portada do an fo;leto
oue acAba de editarse en- esta Ca.
o.. obra del Director del BoLETR
MERcArT1L. ContieDe go paginas
de lecture, en- 4? mayor. y, como
90 ha aDunciado. &c dedica 81 illus
ire Jefe del Partido "Uui6n Cons.
.ituciopai" de Cuba, Exemo 81
MARQUES de Apszteguia. Contie.
no 81 sieuiente programa:
" Dedicatoria. - Preludios. -
Desarrollo del plan.-Considera
ciones.-El preambulo expoaici6n'
Los Municipios.-La Camara
Insular.-El G Consejo.-El Gober'
nador General. historia.-L'
Iegslidsd.-La raz6n auprema.-
La Rsparsci6n =
El follsto'se offece On Las ai
auientes condolences:
On ejemp' p'ar........... 80 ct
Con el retrato del autor. Is
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aERMAlz Z GO.
.4.-yhTUAN.Iyl

GaportsdOres On grande escsIs.
De mercaacias dc todsa rEocsden.
oias.
Sus tiendas de detail LA LUZ
NLNOTRIOA , La VILLA DE
BILBAO son aiempre las msjor
Surtidaa.
Tienen SucEfnales impostadoras
en- Arec.bo y Humacao.
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OABOTA5N.

UABOTAjN.
Col esp "Petra," carenando.
Col esp "OoloreR," Carga para
Maysgnez y Ponce.
Col esp Helena" pendiente.
Col esp 20. de Jesus," "carga para
Arecibo.
Bdra esp "Reina del mar" cargo
para Aguadilla.
Bdra esp "PaquitA" aCarga para
Aguadilla.
Col esp "ConcepCl6n," pendien'
to.
Col esp ~ de Maria" pendiente
Col esp "Panchita" carga par'
Arroyo.
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ALNANAQUaS PARA 1891 /.

De pliego, con 81 ssntoraI, da-
toe astfon6 6mieos, tisstas religio-
sas y o6ciales, etc, y Blocks, dc
variadas fcrmas , yelegantes cro-
mos aleg6ricos, desde 81 mGs II.
ioso 81 mas econ6mico, pero to-
dos bel.os ) eseogidos, h6llapse y
60 vsnden en- esta Impreuta.
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Los DERECHOS PaSlVOS
DEL
De ULqRAMAR,

Real DecretO y ReglaInentO que
regular estos derechOs, y for
mularios completes para la sO-
icitud de JubilaciOnes, Viude-
dades y 0rfandades, pOr Don
Andres e. 0llero, ex-Inspec-
tor de /, Ensefianza y Maestro
publicO de Madrid.
Folleto dedieado nj sr Gasc6D,
DiputadO por ests isis.
Ven lese en- esta Imp: ents.
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.NUEVO HOTEL.
LA s B A l. Ella II z 8
CALLN DE LA PR1NCNSA MUM. B.

Nl dis 1o de Enero del afio actual
se ha alberto este hermoso y nuevo
Hotel que Cuenta con espacioass y
vsntiladas habitsciones. Ofrece.
les q los antiques psryoquianos
de Ia fonda LAS Baleares " asf CO.
mo sl ptbliCo en- general un trsta-
> mera do y los precios al alcance
q todss las fortunas.
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|XIII.n-44os 1nicos aut9ntic %, del
renombIfsao Ohartrar, de vsrios
tamafics, Sc vebden en- ests I'm.
ptenta. Ests acreditado que ell pa
tecido de estos retratoa con ell We.
Derapdo original es adelisimo. I'll
mismo Santo Padre asf 10 ha reco
nocido.
V6sse el auuncie que acerca de
tan msgnffcoa retratss va en- otFa
parte.
Escudos NaCicnaleA 8. idem de
Puerto. .EiCo, Jama1o % < Al cent?
metros, & 26 centavos. Imprenta
del BOLNTTN.
Libros dc venta En- eSta I'M
prenta hay gran existenCia de los
siguientes libros:
GRAMATIOA OASTELLANA
Dor Ia Academia Esp0fiola.
ARITMETIOA por Cortazar.
FISICA por Feliu.
QU1MIOA DOE Feliu.
PAPEL CUADRIOULADO Y
IPAPEL TELA para pianos.
DIETARIO o AGENDA DE
IBUFETE, para 1894.
REGLAMENTO para Ia eiecu-
sion de Ia LEY HIPoTEoARIA. de
Cuba , Puerto Rico, edici6n de
bolsillo.
| LEY de Reunion y Association.
| REGLAMENTO de consumes.
| Legislaci6n Hipotecaria de Ul-
ltramat, snotsda por D. Jose Mo
lrell, Registrador de la Propiedad ,
publioads pos la "Revista de LIE.
/ gisci6n y j Jnrisprudencia."
De venta en- la Imprenta del BO-
LNIN MERCANT1L.
'Msriposa. ."-Caprioho de Con
cierto para Pisno, obra selecta J
celebradisima del eminente compo'
sitor don Gonzalo de j. N6lez
edici6n de lujo, elegantemente gra
bada en- Ia Litogrsfia del BoLETIN
Oonsta de 6 paginas de delicioss
m6sica, llevando al frente aztistict
y aleg6rica portads. A 1 peso q
ejemplar en- esta Imprenta'
"Las dos Palomas". Este es @
ItitulO de Ia inspiradisim0 dams
cubana, original del celebradt
} compositor puertorriquefio D. Con
zalo Nufiez, que ACADIA de scr ele
= gantemente litografada en- est
Casa.
II La recomendamos 4 los amante
. de la m6sica seleota.
II V6ndese en- esta Imprenta
= m6dico precio de 25 Centavos e
ejempIar.
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; Despedidas.. Sc ha despsdido Pc
sonalmente de nos0trcs en- es
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n 90 ell sefior don Juan Rabert, quiz
en- ell vspor correo directO de h
ha partido para la Peninsula, acol
pahado de 50 respectable familis.
Otro amigo distinguldo Sc
despedido tambi6n de nosotros,
embarcarsa para la madre patria
ell mismo vapor: el Diputsdo Pr
vincial, 6r. Don Jose Maria Ferna
!, dez.
Feliz travesia, dichas sin fin d
seamos 4 tan estlmables viajer
I'd, Turos.-Ls corrids do msfial
Iue domingo, Va 4 ser la mar. iOol
yu- que van q Mdiarse ties toros
sa. Miura!
Oon seguridad que no caben n
sla mana los espetadorea on la pli
ltaullna.
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vino TINTO RIOJANO.
MARCIA RAMIREZ Y BOLIVAR.

ri mas recomendable por 50 pu
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p se oratifIcs con $1,000 al que
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