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Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
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thought, nor does it SAVIOR of any want
of common decency" or over weening
desire upon the part of his friends to
urge, not to force, him to come a6eld to
represent them in Congress.
1t must not be considered an unpardon
able offense to compete with General
Wheeler for the seat he has held since
$780, especially must not Judge Richards
son be regarded as transgressor for so
audable an undertaking, for in the past
he has been very magnanimous and very
patriotic in this respect Twice he. has
refused to let his name 60 before the
nominating convention, thus enabling
General Wheeler to receive unanimous
vote, and after his nomination he received
the cordial support and valuable aid in
the canvass of Judge Richardson. These
statements being historically true and
fresh in the minds of all who took an ac~
tive part in the matter we come to ask
how long shall Judge Richardson, or any
other competent and worthy Democrat,
curb his ambition and fail to respond to
the overtures Of his friends, simply to
make clear tract for General Wheeler?
Seven successive elections and fourteen
years in Congress it would seem ought to
crafty the fullest political avarice OF the
most covetous, and are certainly more
honors than usually falls to the share Of
one man. We submit that 1t is time that
rotation in office and distribution Of
honors In the Eighth Congressional dis
trict should begin The present incums
bent hasn't mortgage on it nor title in
fee simple for life time to the office.
While General Wheeler's course in Con.
gress has been generally approved and
while he is personally popular, it is an
undoniable fact that opposition OF for
midsble force, has during the last twelve
onths manifested its self, and should
Judge Richardson declare his purpose to
make the race, as we know he has been
importuned to do, very general opinion
prevails that he would be victorious.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
MOOreSville Notes.

MooREsvILLE, ALA, March 9 =
The farmers here are making a rap
id headway these sunny days.
Little Ella Julia Msseley, who
has been sick for quite while paid
the school visit today.
Mr.. Sam z. Bibb is quite sorry tc
know that bird hunting time is
about out.
We closed the marriage season
here few nights ago; so we will
have no more marriages until the
boys can make some more money.
We are glad to say to the public
that our new church is far better than
the one that was burned to ashes
last September.
Your paper comes to US every
week and we read 1t with pleas.
ure.
Success to the great and good
GAZETTE.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
TUSCUMBIA DOlNGS
Items Of Interests Gathered by
Our Correspondent.

TUsCUMBIA, ALA, March a.
We are enjoying beautiful weather.
The farmers are beginning to ar
range things for a good crop. May
the good Lord bless them for they
need good crops.
The pupils of the city school have
been earnestly working this week
planting out shade trees on the
school grounds. II their labor is q
success it viii not be many years be-
fore the already beautiful grounds
will be much more improved.
Circuit court is going on here now
and some very important cases are
being tried, among which is the Carr
(banker) case.
Miss Julia A. Summers, who has
been teaching in Lawrence county,
has just c'osed a most successful ses
sion and returned home. Miss Sum
mers is one Of Tuscumbia's leading
young women.
Rev. w. r. Palmer, of Cherokee,
DR., William Washington, OF Rome,
Ga, together with our own Rev.
Edmondson, visited the city school
last Friday and made fine speeches
to our pupi $. They expressed
themselves as highly Pleased with
the work.
Miss Matte Walker was examin>
ed few days ago aud passed very
fine examination.
Mr.. P. B. Barton, of Washing
ton. D. G, arrived in the city last
week.
W. T. Breeding took a business
trip to Somerville his home this
week
Quite number Of colored peo>
pie weut to Texas and Louisiana
last week. OBSERVER.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
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vile Gazette.
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Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
WILL JUDGE RICHARDSON OFFER
FOR CONGRESS-

Decatur News. March 10th.
The following paragraph appeared
originally in the Florence Herald:
The report that Judge Richardson will
run against Wheeler for Congress is un-
founded. Judge Richardson will not be
a candidate, as he has already refused to
be a candidate for Governor for personal
reasons. His friends through common
decency should not try to force him into
politics after he has so emphitically de>
clined
Judge Richardson's prominence in con,
nection with the gubernatorial race was
not of his own seeking. His friends, the
press and the people started the demand
and urged it on through several months
and to such an extent that it finally be-
came necessary for him to publish card
saying he would not offer. By those
who were close to him, it wss known
all the time that he would not be a can
didate for Governor. Notwithstanding
this fact however, we do not think our
esteemed Florence confrere is warranted
in saying the distinguished gentleman
will not enter the race for Congress. We
can very well understand why he would
not be candidate for Governor, and also,
why the same conditions and reasons
would not operate against him competing
for seat in Congress. 1t is fact that
he was talked of as congressional prob>
ability in 1898, before he gained promi-
nence as possible candidate for the
Executive office. 1t is therefore no after>
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
TWO NOTED JURISTS.

Chief Justice Stone beloved and
h nored by all Alabamians, had
scarcely closed his eyes in death be-
fore the announcement is made
that Chief Justice Benjamin j. Lea,
OF Tennessee, had passed from life
to eternity at Brownsville, on last
Thursday evening. These two dis
tinguished men were not only nots
ed for their abilities and profound
learning as lawyers, but they were
dcvout Christians and without
blemish or suspicion on their private
and moral lives. Without these no.
ple traits the lives even of great
men are looked at by the world
through stained glasses.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
Governor Morris Explains.

HARTFORD, March 16.-The procla-
nation of Governor Norris for the OBJ
Servance of Good Friday this year has
caused much comment because of a SEN
tence which reads: 20 Jesu hominum
salvator, with thy gracious light illu-
mine the minds of thy children, who,
cropping in darkness, are unable to see
.Ae truth when it is presented to them
Governor Morris's explanation is that
Che present ages are not observing the
anniversary properly.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
Baby Haight Progressing Nicely.

New YORK, March 16.-Baby Haight
10 prospering splendidly in the incubator
Ut the home of her millionaire father. E
Clarence Ha.ght. 2S6 Madison avenue
Not until April will Baby Hmght be
GA her real life. Now she kicks and
bl nks and gurgles and cries for dinner.
with chance of having orthodox cole
3ust like other babies DIR. Carleton ana
q trained nurse are now constant attend
an ts at the side of the incubator. Mis-
Graeme, the nurse, says the baby will
surely get along nicely.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
Dropped Dead at a Rehearsal.

KINGSTON, N. Y, March 16.-The
Rev. DR.. S. D. Noyes, pastor of the Sec
ond Reformed church, dropped dead
while in church rehearsing a party for a
wedding. He had been pastor of the
church for several years, coming here
from Florida. He was an able preacher,
very popular with his congregation, and
had recently held very successful revi-
val meetings in his church.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
The NATIONAL CONVENTION
Shall the Basis Of Representa-
ton Be Changed?
Douglass, 1angston. Murray
and Lynch Express
Their Views.

From Washington 3D. CO. Colored American.
"You may say for me" said the
cradle Frederick Douglass when
approached by a representative OF
the Colored American, "that l am
opposed to the proposition which ia
vers the reduction of the delegates
from the Southern States to the
next Repub lican National Conven-
ton. It is the fault Of the Republi-
can party that a larger Republican
vote is not cast in the South. and it
is wrong to make the Southern Re
publicans suffer for that which the
party itself is guilty"
II have read the editorial in the
Colored American said Hon. John
R. Lynch, on "Sectionalism In The
Republican Party and l agree
with it that the delegation from the
Southern States to the next Nation.'
al Convention should not be reduced,
and it will not be; for the Commit
tee has no power to make the reduc>
ton as the convention itself, and
not the committee must fix the basis
Of renrasentatiOn."
81 am preparing" he continues,
can elaborate article on the subject
which | shall give out for publica-
tion at an early date. You may
quote me as being unalterably op-
posed to the proposed plan of re-
duction."
Hon. John NJ. Langston, ex-
Member of Congress from the Fourth
District Of Virginia, writes as fol-
lows:
"The curtailment of delegate;
from the South to our National
Conventions made at this time and
advocated in light of the eonsidera.
tions suggested by gentlemen to
who you refer will prove to be not
only inquitable but hurtful to the
party so far as its success is con-
cerned.
"The proposed plan of reduction
in the delegation from the South to
the Republican National Conven
tion," said Hon. George w. Muir.
ray, Member of Congress from
South Carolina, appears to be out Of
harmony with the principles Of the
Republican party. The party be-
lieves in the right of majorities to
rule, and it knows that such is not
the case at the South. We are com
PEELED to take what the Democrats
choose to give us down there, and
Republicans should not make that a
just basis for presentation in Nat
ional conventions. The delegation
should not be based on the few Re
publican votes cast in the South for
that is not fair measure of South-
ern Rspublicanism."
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
An Ex-TeIler Get, a sentence.

New YORK, March 16.-Lewis J. Hill.
ex-paying teller OF the defunct st. Mich
olas bank, has been sentenced to four
years in the states prison by Recorder
Smythe. Hills total defalcation was
$42 600. but in view of the fact that he
had given some valuable information to
the district attorney. his sentence was
made much lighter than the limit of the
law.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17

The blood wad:ng Governor Of
Colorado has at last an opportunity
10 satisfy his longing. This time he
wants the blood of the city and
police authorities Of Denver who
are armed with breech loading shot
guns and army pistols. 1t is notices
able that when the Governor sent
tie order to the militia to fire on
tie officials that he was safely hid.
den in the recesses of his chamber
and it was difficult for his most in
innate friends to get an audience
with him.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
Want Protection on Glass.

BRIDGETOwN, N. j., March I6.-Sixty
kilograms were sent by windowglass
workers of this city to United States
Senator John r. Mcpherson at Wash
ington. The dispatches read: ..Be sure
and secure protection on windowglass.
FIFTY similar telegrams went over the
wire from Quinton.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
State Normal School,

DR.. J. d. Humphrey, Hunts0ille, Ala.
DEAR SIR:
Having given your great blood
remedy fair trials among the teach
ers and students of this Institution,
with most satisfactory res +s in cases
Of scrofula and rheumath take
pleasure in stating that it is All that
you claim for it, and | cheerfully
recommend it to all persons suffering
of such diseases respectfully,
II 20 1y. W. H. CoUNCILL.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
A Chief of Police Arrested,

HURON, S. D., March 16.-Mrs. Sim
mons, leader of the crusade against sa-
icons, gambling dens and houses of i'll
fame, caused the arrest of Chief of Po-
lice Crippon charging him with failure
10 enforce the law.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
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Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
A Virsinian Appointed.

WASHINGTON, March 16.-The secre-
tary of the interior has appointed Ed
ward 0. Vincent, Of Staunton, Virginia,
superintendent of irrigation for the Ma
vajo Indian reservation at a salary of
So, 500.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17

How does it strike tho Southern
Republicans to see it openly discuss
e.l to reduce his representation in
the National Republican Conven-
tion? Surely it will not be done.
The principles of the party revolt at
the idea,
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17

At meeting Of the Republicans
cf Limestone county on Saturday
March 10. 1854, Mr.. j. R. Scales
vas elected chairman Of the county
committee and w. L. Cox, secre-
ry.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17

The Alabama Republican State
committee is to consider the wisdom
Of again supporting Kolb. Up in
this end of the State Republicans
do not take much to the idea. In
deed many prefer a straight Demo
at.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17

Greatly to the public injury
Judge Lynch is still abroad in the
land.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17

So it appears that Congressman
Houk is the under man. lie has
not managed so veil as his father.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17

Keep your eye on that Hundley
school bill. Its passage will be a
heavy blow to the educational
csuse of the State.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
Germany Accepts the Treaty

BERLIN, March l6.-The Reichs.ag has
passed the German Russian commercial
treaty.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
TERMS TO SUBSCRIBERS.
aA TURDAY. MARCH II, 1894.
Stick to the right.
Business first and politics later.

Where will the Negro stand in
the approaching State canvass?
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17
PERFUMERIES.

We carry a full line OF Stand
lard .Perfumery, and Toilet Er-
lticles, C.ll and examine them
how.
Huntsville gazette., 1894-03-17

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Tn alanbioue

Para un boticario cualquierr que quisra
dedicarse Ia destaci6n de licores on peausha
escAlA, SO vends un alamblque sistema Egrot de-
1875 litros de cabida; tiene banjo de Malis, colum,
ma para destiiAr flores, vaso extraetivc y columna
para rectifcr Alcohol que 10 da 4Oo, eHta esta-
6pdo nor dsutro tiene hotnilo dc hero.
Cambien SO veMde una herramisnta completA para
reloiercs con un torDo americana mkelado sigto.
ma ]. Slark, una mesa para trabajar y algunaB
fornituras para reoies de bosilo, 81 que interese
ana 4 otra CoGa puede diriji1se don Ulpiano
Fourier Playa de Ponce. l6-lO
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LENTIUI B c. 81 S1s1E EPass1ss2 y .s.;lsI.s e

Abanicos PLATEADoS Y DoRADoS fin dc Steele.
Clnturones para senoras, las Lltmas fOrmas, 10 mis-
mo en- piel de Russia dc Coeodrio que en- teas me-
taicas plateadas d0Fadas. Perfumeria DELlClA y
Otras rnarcas aiamadas, Guantes de seda 10 Luis
XIV para senOrus. ldem de cabritilla banc0s me-
gros. Brouces de arte. Cristalerla hna para ad0r-
nos. Galcetnes de seda para ninos, medals do hilo
de lesc0ca seda para caballerOs, panueos hl0
da para senoras cabaleros Corses dc todas formas
classes. Paraguas ilanSeses genoyeses especaies.
teeria fna CubieTtOs de todas classes los afaIna-
dos de PLATA CRlSIOFLE. Muebles de adornos pa
ra sala gabinete. Albums para fotografasy dibu-
papeleras, tinlbres escrbanias carpetas lmpa plu.
mas demas artcuos de escritorio. MAIETAS, Ba-
cos de noche CANAS SILLONIIS demas articulos
de viaie. Boquilas petacas, gran yariedad. Cami-
setas de lana hio de escocia algodon. Juguetes y
muhecas, especial surtidO Corbatas 10 Sagasta
Canovas, Zorila, Carnot demas formas de novedad.
Elegantes macetas para adorno de sala. La especa-
ldad dc esta casa sigue siendo en- alhaias dc orc
plata garantizados yreloies de todas classes.
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Un amigo de Adiuntas nos eucribe: "Tengo

UD amigo de Adiuntss NOS escribe: "Tengo
Ia ss'isfACci6a de Communicable un raSgo dc hon.
radeS que juItihca una vez mas 81 baeR concspto
que siempre hA merecido don Telssf9rO Bernard,
HAtursl de OAnarias vecino de estI Villa. 81
refsriio senior que &c ocupa de Ia cOnducci6a de
cArgAs entire eats localidAd la ciudsd de
Ponce, yeAdo 81 2s del pasAdo para el dltimO
punto eRcontr6 en- nm bitlo Holitsrio y despobIAdc
del camino una bOlHs de viais cue habis perdido
una ssrorA quss Ia lesIituyo coz Au contesido
que, en- joyaS on metalico, montSbG mas de
CuAtrocientoS pesos. HsChoS de eSsa nAturaleEs
NO SO ven con frecuenciS y el senior Bernard me.
rece que % le GpIsuda pOr Su noble J hOArRdo
nroceder"
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AYfS8 fMP4RTANTtStMH
A los seaores tMedicOs, Farmaceuticos,
Droguistas y al pdblico en- general.

In inmensa aceptaci0n que p0r Ia Buperioridad In.
c0ntesta6l9 do Hus eualdades merece del pubtc0 el
celebre vino t0nic0 de sSant Raphaeb, Ia dad0 0ri.
gen ialsicacones mas menos groseras de este be.
neicO productO.
- Entire esas faslfcaclones hay que sehslar paitcu.
armente iabicada on una cudad Vinicola de hApa-
ma, dc IL cual, p0r conduct0 hdedigno nabemos, se
han mportaao alguuas pardas en- esta isa de Puerto
kco Esas alsifcaciones Sc han anunciado he espen-
ds por una de esta Capital que sendo correspon
sal nuest0 Sc ha prevail de esta circumstances para
ttuarse, con manifesto falsedad, unico " exclusive
agente de nu5stra co npaha ogTando con ests super
cheia, alear del pnblco consumdor toda hospecha
do engano vender mejor Ia fasifcacion. Denuncia'
mos este he tho la concienca publlca ponemos en-
Eu con0cniento que no tsnemos en- esta lsla tgente
nico yexcuslyo para Ia venta de nuebtro vino. E CO.
merco puede drigirnos sus pedidos con toda hbetad
Los autores de esa fal ifcacion han tmtAdo do una
manera parecida nuestra botela las etlquetas Ia
marca de fabrca hasta el timbre de garantia de IL
Union des FapEicant,s que, certa distancia engaha
iacimente vel realdad la botella del vino
egitlmo, autentieo del sSant RaphaelS propledad de
esta E0mpanla
Ell UNICOjvlNo DE SAINT RAFAEL, AUTEN.
TICO es q explota desde hace treinta amos Ia SCom
pagnie du Vim Oe Saint Raphael, q yalencs (Drome)
Francla,S bajo la Yazon cOmercial CLEMEN d Gle.
Nuestra marca registrada conf0rme las prascrpco.
eioneslcgass, es nuestra pro gedad toda otra que
llevenusstrO nombre de SSAlNT RAPHAELD es una
usurpac0n los productOs cuaesquiera que sean son
falshcaciones o imitaciones del nuestro.
En- nteres d la salud pdbllca, finde evitar que
los consumidores de buena fe t0men 10 falso por 10
verdadero nos cumpe prevenirles desconfen de esas
fashcaciones Sc les ruega que al comprar el VINO
DE SAINT RAPHAEL examiner con la mayor eseru-
pulosidad Ia botea las ct quotas, la marca de abri
ca 81 tmbre de garanta de IL Union des FabricantsS
que dice: SUNioN FABRICANTsS POUR REPRESSION
LA CoNTREFACoNS SDECRET DU y MAI 1872 "a cap
sula los envoltoros; una palabra, todas las Sc
ales exteores por las que recOnoce ell verdaderO
legtmO VINO DE SAINT RAPHAEL u 0bserVar 81 falta
alguna de elias. GL UNION FABRIcANTs,S en- NOM
bre representation de nuestra Compa6ia, ha enta-
bado ante los ribunales de Espa6a correspondence
acci6n judicial contra los autores completes de la
erida Justification, fin de que sean casgados con to-
do e rgor de Ia Ley Los espendedores de la falsA-
caci6n son considerados como completes.
Valence 81 de Junio de l89L-CE DU VIM DE ST.
RAPHAEL (CLEMENt & IE)-LE .GRRANt, GEDEON
BRESS0N R-e
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Con rSfsranciA al aIniaSlro dc Ia gol. ing. We
lliugton "uabepoS 10 Tguisnte; que la retsr'd'
gelals estA q s1asTo del esp. EiGenhsanr, yvo
MA en- laGtre de S. Th'maH pora estA CspitAl.
Frsnta "a playA do LTquillo SO Is declare una
grande via y sRuS que Il oblig6 snbarAn.
care psr" roder salVsrse, y efectivaments 90 sal
v6 Ia tSpulsci6n cou todos Sns Oquipaies, iodo 81
velamen inStrumentos NJ GticoS que Sc encuen
tran depositsdos en- Ia alcAldiS. Ls sutcridad
locSl, ls de Marina y Ia GuardiA Civil, 80 psrao.
Aaron on el lugAr del Hiuiestro prsataron los
niuf0gos todA clsss de Auxilios, El bareo que
90 bastsnte nuevo, pues diOsu que era el primer
visjs que hscia, estt todo lleno de aqua el fon.
do del cGsco hastGnta detsriorado cAusA del
choque contra las rjedraH del bajo.
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n 1mxoSo sO1laHAu

mas que cOn Spodos ell tusurpGdor sl "corSo 81
sinfame", 81 "emperldOr de los JAcobinOV'.
Mo quisro atrAriaros On nEdA, CondeSA-le habiA
dcho puestO que senior de Fsrgss vueStro espoSo
hsbA undo baU6a sAblss brs de contiAuar
moStr6RdOos On Ssmejspte reunion de mendigoU PerO
mi volunt9d atervssdrS tenedo preIente 81 diG que
tengas e eapricho de escoger un epoEo Soda
dotaR sntonCes me asordAr6 de que soy marques de Ma
que PreoeuPo mismO que de cOrteES de iEl6n
peGAr de vuesrs emancipation vuestra vudsE yo e re-
preSsRtauts de Ia fAmia e ditmo de ID rama primo
gnitS de una de hsroas engo e derecho do dfcr
I"No querO"I 6la hiiG do mi hiio.
-Segarsmente tenSs eSe derecho, gehor marques
yepuSo ID 0ondeSaperO perded CudGdo vueta meta no
% dara lA ocAGi6n Dc uUar de 81.
-IPor qu6r
-POrqae probGbsneAte 30 me vovsr6 Casar nuncP.
LA condesA en- Ofscto pGrOcIs mSa eneantNda de "a
ibsrad que h0biera poddO sutArlo de matri-
menio
I'm Ia Gale de Mont Banc tents realmsnts H Corte.
All recbia los poetas los RrtStlE, 10 miSme que
los cOrteSGnss de a Tuerfah debAu IerO despusS
de ID Abbaye-au.B'iB.
to era 81 duiCO reproche que Napoleon dirigi6
Ia que 81 uAmabs 'soBdesita".
-PerO, cOndsal, IoI GUSTAV les "ldsdogO'f-lA dijo
IN diA bruscsmeHts
Los "ide6Ogos", ushor7
., los que hacen nmaU y fraGeU solo vivsn de
ambroSiR.
Me guStS todo 10 que vients pislSs, como todo
10 que % soberaao diglo de admiraoi6a, Gsnor.
-aL % escsPsu per Il tANgsate diiG6ndone nm
esapN@e. La npisE nEE sasAstE3aga ssmpEe tsns S.
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Hemos visto uaa carta diriiida & Mr.. S0Ot

Hsmos visto usa carts dirijidaG & Mr.. sott,
inRaniero de las obrss del acusducto, por
don Octavio GarciA sslgA1o de Riopisdras,
que, como vulgMmente se dies, p1sls hGSr cola.
ES el CaBo que el senior GAacis SAIgsdo psrsce
que tisne coave lido con Mr. Scott provesrlo de
laS piedrss, ladriloS, cal otroV mstsriRles nsce
sarioS para las obraS y que para poder cumplr
su compromiso ha tenido que adelaRtar gaHtos
de mushA cossidsrsci6B, poHieRdo on explOtSsi6p
cantsrGU, haciendo hornos de sAJ, abriendo ca
ninos ETC. 81 las obras SO psrAIizsn ss pisrde
el trabajo hscho exigiya por los matsrialsu &
entregar mts rnesos rs nail pesos que NO ss I'M
grsno de- arts. e saHOr Scrtt hlstG ahorA vOnia
psgSndole puatualuaente todos los messs el Valor
del material que recihis. Como 90 arreg'ArG
este Regocio