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The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30

NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL, MONTREAL.
may be spectators Of the proceedings
To what extent this is the case may be
judged from the fact that for the mid
night mass in the :Jesuits' church Of
Montreal. where the music is always
of an exceptionally high order: Those
not having the right to a seat in the
church may obtain one by payment OF
fee, and these seats may be reserved in
advance, just as they may be for the
theater or the opera
Nor is this the only important re-
igious function of the day. In many
places there is also an evening service,
where again the proceedings are very
elaborate and ornate and the music very
beautiful Since the advent of elecIici
ty and its wonderful adaptation to pur-
poses of ornament there has been added
to this vesper service in Notre Dame
church novel and striking feature in
the sudden illumination Of the great
altar: Just when darkness has enshroud-
ed the vast edifice by means OF innumer-
able electric bulbs cunningly concealed
in the intricate and forid carvings the
whole altar front is instantaneously H.
Illuminated, producing an effect which
cannot be adequately described in words
In the rural districts the midnight
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30
Christmas. Greens.

In olden times holly was used only to
deck the inside of houses at Christmas,
while ivy was used not only as vint-
ner's sign, but also among the ever
green's at funerals For formerly 1.-THE
rooms were embowered with holly, ivy.
cypress, bays, laurel and mistletoe."
There are thousands OF quaint old
verses that could be quoted in praise of
the rosemary, laurel and mistletoe. A
love of nature, her fruits and flowers,
her roses and vines with their mystic
Significance seems to have been pre-
dominant trait among those vino gath
cred at the Yuletide .. y.
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HENDERSON, n c., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1897
her room, and, kissing her tenderiy. bade
hor f,oo6 piubf

her room, and, kissing her tenderiy, bade
her good night
Going back to his own room, he re-
sumed his reverie. "Well, he thought
Il had merry Christmas, for it's aft
er Ii o'clock. And now for the old life.
Cowardly, folks would call 1t, sup
pose, to run away with charge like
that over my head, but don't think it
is. If l stay, the old man will surely
make row in the morning and there
will be a great scandal If I go, he will
be too proud to make the scandal for
nothing. He will call $500 cheap
price to get rid Of good for nothing me,
and that will be the end of it. Poor
mother thinks I'm guilty, too, but they
won't tell anybody else for shame's
sake, and If they can't trust me let them
think what they will
give hundred dollars, he muttered,
with a nasty sort Of laugh, under his
breath. "That's rather a small sum to
turn thief for, but I wish I had a
hundredth part Of it just to get grub
till strike another job. I could get it
from mother easily enough but I'd
thinking what she does.
''But it's best for me to 90. I would
not care SO much about if it it weren't
for Alice. Perhaps that's best too I
don't know whether she would care.
Probably 1 never will know now. so
here goes. -
And opening his window carefully
and noiselessly he swung himself out on
a hugo vine that clung to the side Of the
house, and, lowering himself hand over
hand, he was soon on the ground. It was
only five miles to town, and he was
there long before daybreak
Now Alice was certain wide eyed,
clear witted, young second cousin Of
this headstrong youth. They had never
met till three days before, but great
things are done in three days when Gu
pid turks around old fashioned country
houses where the mistletoe is used
among the decorations, and Ben was
very much mistaken in thinking she
wouldn't care. She would and she did.
Being quick witted. Alice was also
impulsive, and sometimes it was we'll
that she was so. On the morning after
Christmas she passed old Mr.. Habber-
tons door very early on her way down
stairs and was greatly surprised to hear
angry words inside AS the door was
open she entered.
Il tell you he stole the money, and l
shall send for the police" stormed the
old man, and Ben's mother, who had
been pleading for mercy, gave up the
10 ir1,%
if it hadn It been Christmas
why, who has been stealing, Uncle
Ralph?' asked Alice
Even in his anger the old man paused
It seemed cruel thing to accuse one Of
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30
The Sama Old Christmns.

A description two centuries ago Of
the festivities of Christmas shows little
variation from present customs:
Families take it by turns to enter
tain their friends They meet early, the
beef and pudding are noble, the mince
pies peculiar. the nuts half playthings
and half eatables, the oranges as cold
and acid as they ought to be, furnish
ing US with superfuity which we can
afford to laugh at. the cakes indestruc-
tible, the wassail bowls generous, old
English. huge, demanding ladies, threat
ening overflow as they come in, solid
with roasted apples when set down
Toward bedtime you hear Of elder wine
and not seldom of punch Girls. though
they be ladies, are kissed under the mis-
f1otoo ,,
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30

AILN' HE EXCLAIMED Co.,.
his own kin, but the case was too clear.
THAT young rascal, Benn he exclaim-
ed and told the story Of the money
Then Alice had occasion, if never be-
fore, to be thankful for her quickness-
Il don't think Ben looks like thief, :"
she said, "but, uncle, you say you saw
the money in your desk just before he
came i'll.
Il certainly did," said Mr. Habber-
ton.
''But are you sure you left it there?"
asked the girl.
The old nan looked at her in surprise
Then one emotion chased another across
his rugged features until presently he
sank back i'll his chair with an express
sion of great disgust at himself
I'm surely getting old, " he exclaim-
ed II put it in the safe and forgot that
l had done SO. Don't let anybody tell
Ben that ! suspected him
"RutI told hiia last night, said his
lnether
:'Thep 80 quickly and tell him to
Come here till az EQl@gize. You have all
of YOU been: toe; ready to accuse that boy
all his. life. -
This seemed rather hard. to Alice,
who had certainly never. aeeus. 4 Ben
of anything. b1it that wise. young wom-
All held her tongue while Mrs. Habber-
toa hurried out of the room:
In few moments She returned, ex-
claiming, He is gone r. :.<: =. %
Lighthouse 34 was situated about half
mile from the mainland on the point
of a reef that lay irregularly parallel to
the shore, leaving plenty OF clear, water
between: The coast was rocky, and the
light was maintained as 4 warning, for
a vessel that should approach too near
was liable to be dashed TO pieces on hid
den rocks anywhere within a mile or
two. ...-.-.- ..s
The lighthouse keeper had helper,
SO that usually there were two men on
guard at a. but leave of absence for one
of them was obtainable at times and
it happened year after Ben Habberton
had left his grandfather house that the
keeper had gone to spend few days
with his family at Christmas time, and
Ben, who was the helper was. alone on
the reef
Long after midnight Christmas morn
ing that impetuous youth sat up in the
lighthouse tower, gazing out at the fu-
rious storm that ragged and meditating
by no means pleasantly on the events Of
the year: ---.s. =.
81 shall go melancholy mad if stay
here long" he thought. sit is no life
for a. young man, and: Iwish mother
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30
AN IMPOSING RITUAL
CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION AMONG
THE FRENCH CANADIANS.

Where the Day Is More of q Holy Day
Than a Holiday and Where Gifts to the
Little Folk Are Not Credited to Santa
Claus.
Jean Baptiste Leblanc Of lower Cana
das has this advantage over his cousins
in the rest Of the Dominion, that his
Christmas celebrations are not confined
to one day, but are divided between
that great holiday and New Years
Then again he has the further advan-
tage of an early start, for while the Eng
Esh folk are still sleeping snugly in
their warm beds he is out attending
mass at church or cathedral Indeed it
may be said with truth that Christmas
among tho French Canadians is more Of
a holy day than holiday, as it consti-
tutes one of the four great church festi-
walls Of the year.
The celebration of the day begins at
midnight on Christmas eve, when, sum-
moned by the chimes of the bells, all
good Catholics who can manage it
crowd to the sacred edifces, which are
appropriately adorned for the occasion,
and there take part in an elaborate serv-
ice lasting nearly two hours. The splen-
dor Of this service, Of course, varies &C
cording to the equipment and facilities
of the establishment, being compara-
lively simple in the remote country
churches, while in the large edifices it
becomes superb religious function.
The midnight mass in Notre Dame
church or ST James cathedral, Mont
real, celebrated as it is before congre-
cations of many thousand people, Is
perhaps the most imposing and awe in
Spring religious ritual to be witnessed
upon, this continent. The musical fea-
lures of these services always receive
careful attention, with the result that
the whole proceeding is made so inter
esting as to attract large numbers Of
Protestants who are willing to forego
the comforts of sleep in order that they
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30
OIL ON THE WATERS.
A TALE OF TWO CHRIsTMASEs.

"Well, this has been what I call a
Christmas" said Ben Habberton, with
a great sigh Of content as he threw him
self into an easy chair in the great guest
chamber that was his for the time and
stretched his feet out toward the CHEEKY
log fire.
Now, I imagine, he went on, talk
ing to himself in a light hearted way,
that q few days Of this kind of life
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30
Do You Use 1t?
N$N.~-<>-<-~

It's the best thing for the
hair under all circumstances
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
his stature, so no preparation
can make hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro-
mote conditions favorable to
growth. This is done by
Ayers Hair Nisor. 1t re-
moves dandruf, clcanses the
scalp, nourishes the soil in
which the hair grows, and,
lust as 4 desert wilr blossom
under rain, SO bald heads grow
hair, when the roots are nour-
ishcd. But the roots must be
there. If you wish your hair
to retain its normal color, Or
if you wish TO restore the lost
tint of gray or faded hair use
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30

soor found that size had real blood
remedy at !lsy. $Ae SAYS: "Atter tax
ing one doAvh bottles OF S.S.S. am
perfectly well, my skin is clear
and healthy and l would not be III
my former condition for two thousand
dollars. Instead of dry ing uptlic poison
i'll my sy>t'r:, Ike the potash and
arsenic. SIS. drove the disease out
through Tie skin. and l was perma-
! Il
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30
SCl'Ofula

Is deep-scated blood disease which
all the mineral mixtures in the world
Garnet cure. S.S.S. (caG,onteed purely
.<scta6!c Is real blood remedy for
blood diseases and has no equal.
Mas. Vt. Buck, OF Delaney. Ark, had
Sctofnla for twenty-five years and most
OF the time was under the care of the
doctors Who could uOt relieve her a
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30


specialist said he
could cure her, but
he filled her with
arsenic and potash
which almost ruined
her constitution. She
then took nearly
every so-callei blood
medicine and drank
them by the wholesale,
but they did no, reach
her trouble. Some
one advised her To try
< < X ar,f Si,e x-cr-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30
llULU IhSl HANGER.

4 new and useful device which every
family will buy. is sold only through 10
cal agents Simple and strong; can be put
up anywhere: securely holds rope or wire
instant adjustment and removal of lire;
no props needed. Sells on sight Popular
price Agents wanted everywhere. Ex-
elusive territory. Attractive terms. Pre-
miumns and proft-shariag. Any one may
become agent. Sample pair, by mail. 25c.
kelso Novelty Co., 52s Locust St., Phila-
delphia.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30
A Real Blood Remedy.

S.S.S. never iails 10 cure Scrofula,
Eczema, rheumatism Contagious Blood
Poison, oI a"v disorder OF tie blood.
DO not rely rpou simple tonic to cure
4 deep-seatrd blood disease, but take q
real blood remedy.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1897-12-30

Where the Day Is More of q Holy Day
Than a Holiday and Where Gifts to the
Little Folk Are Not Credited to Santa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05
intermediates del esr6mago, M

Intermediates del esG6mago, M
!e"'dl haCsr uso de 81.
| Tan pronto como empeo6 & to
mario, esper:meut6 allvlo,y y al COD
,nlr la sc gCnda b1tslla me. sent
ompletame2te bueno. y he,Conti
1usdo tomandolo ? atiendo.:..a mis
| luehacereS como de COstumbfe.
Dsseo afiadir qua doy este testi,
nonio voluntsrlamante y no 6 pe-
tlci6n de nadle y que pueden Vds
hacer dc 81 el uso Quesarean opor-
$uno.
Es tanta mi grstgtud.".por 10 que
50 remedio hA llevsdo & efeoto Con-
respeOto 4 mt salad. one pnsdo re
o menlarlo & ouant ~ neoasjter
una m 41fcina o11tra sOs males cel
est6mago. lF,rmsio) RA mnn.ia
OrtlS, Ualle Jardlnea, O+rt@gena
Les Mo!inos, 2. Agoeto 1896.
Ea cOsa sabiis por los m6dicoe
Y los estudiAntes de la enfefr ed ~
qua Ia dispepsja 10 enfermedsd que
"nbsi.tIa en- los dos CaSos pteoiCa.
l1s 90 es solaments molesta y pr
ltgrosa en- 81. sino que es ademas IL
0ausa de la mayor parte de lGs er"
fermedades del a,gauo, de los rim;
nes de la piel y los organos resptr
rAt0rtUs.
Aun esa temida y fatal enferma-
dad, Ia tisis tiene an fuenee origi-
nal en- IL deb,lidsd = Ia talta de
digesti6n. Este hecho jsmas estara
eufOieAtemente grabad0 en- la meu.
ta del p6bljco. For consigniente ls
1nica medicina ConOGids Y de con.
tianza que pueda Ourar la dyspepsia
en- todos sus estados mereCe ans
piismente llsmarse ''p1eciosa" puet
Ia vida 90 grata y Ia salud no tiene
preciO, y ell Jarabe de la MadHe
Seigel Compra aquella y esta.
81 Jarabe Curative de Ia Madre
3 4igeI esta de venta en- t0das las
FArmsctas, Droguesiss, y Zap ,nde
d0rlAa de medlolnAs del mCnd0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05

De venra CD ell BoLETIN MERCAN-
TIL
Jur sprpdencia popular poF Frsp
tScO LastTes: "Tutela y CODsri"
ie famil'a," 81 teatsmneto y p
,eyersia," GEL matrimonio," "F-
,aci6n- P Atria- Porestod-A Alim r.
rOe."
Oom pilsCi6n de Las d'sposiciopes
oeg&nicas de II Administrator de-
G1stiCis en UitEamar, por Ram6p
S&nahez.. .Ocaiia.
Repertorio de Jurisprudencia en-
natsria criminal foEmado por uns
,untA de sbogSdos, bsio Ia diree-
ion de don Vicente Romero Gi-
e6u: comprende desde e) afo 1870
{ 1890.
Ley de, ,BnjujcIsmiento OWL, por
Msnreaa, 5 tones.
O6digo Civil, por D. 6eavola, 10
tomos y 2 ap6Dd'ces.
Oompllsci6n legialativa, por Fer.
n&nde1, 10 tomos.
Cddigo de ComeECio, por Rome~
70 Gir6n, / tomo.
Oodjgo de justicis militar.
Lsyes civiles de gspsfla, por Me-
alma y Marah6n, l tom0.
C6diko Civil, por G. de las Ca
sas, l tono.
Instsumentos p6bliOoS, por Ear
Soso, l tomo.
Ley dc EnjuiciamientC civil, por
la kevlata de los tr.Duus:ee,1 tOm0
O0digO penal pasa Uab~ y Fner-
to Rlco, por idem i1em, / tomO.
III abogsdO pupular, per P. Hu.
gust, l tomo.
u6dlgcs antiques de Espsfa, poF
MaECelo Martinez Aicubills. 2 to-
mos.
| Diecioha1lo municipal, por Ca
lante, 3 tcmOs.
Ulelonario de sdministrac;5n,
Ipor AlGubilis, 10 tomos.
| Anusrioa del "a y 95, Alcubilla.
| DereO O administrative, poy
| AbelIa, 3 tomos.
| DIuionSrio .Ge formulsEios, POI
liGsm. ! tomo.
| Msnuai eseI Jpggst2os M7nio,pa-
les, poE lden, tpsIso
| Manual dsl NJ Stcretasio do Atura
SamsaDtC<s pOE Icem, l *cWo.
| MAAumi de toS u'nlsxioe pa'a Jn3.
ciCs olviies. pCr iGeu, ] t0nlO.
Manual dc formularios psre IL
crlusinal per iAoln, l ,on,o.
Idem 0a Observation-Disclosures, PR ideu
tGmO.
| 4Aem de Q4intaa, por idem.
tomo.
! Iaem, de- RxpropiaCi6n forxosa
por idem, tomo.
I4sm de DOntes, poi. ..idem, 1 to-
mo,
Idem del mstrimoDio, por iGem
I1,tomo.
JUstICia Militsr, Nociones TED
sFioo~E &UEiCas de toda Clase d
k,rocetlmIeDtcs joHt0falea, poe d.
IJOaqaAn GEaeia J HesDanGez, z IL
mOa.
! Legislsci6n. de minas, por Brav
Muih, tome.
Gonsejo &c famiIia, p0r Arca.
tEomo.
Gn1a dc Ia Contribution TaEritC
riai, por Ese,xa, l tomO.
UoIeoho administrative, pCr M
Eye., ! tomo.
FGOoudlmlentos Civiles, Crim
na.e., Uan0alcOF, y OoDtenoios
aunlinlstsatlvos, poe +. LasSres,
GOMUs.
Derecho prooess,, porlfasra.
tOm0.
AxAtado de Hacienda p6ti'
i EasnAs, 4 EOmOs ~ y;AA%
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05
lESCRIBANIAS,

Tambi6n SO ACADIA de recibir de
las mismas un extensO y variadO
surtidO. Las hay de multitud de pre-.
clos, desde IS eentavOs hasta 2O y
veinte y cinco pesos, may elegantes
y lujOsas. En tinteros de cristal de
roca Sc puede eScOger mucbo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05
LINEA DE CUBA.

LlcEaFAn sole hssta SS4ntiago de Outs
Loo vSpOrss que aelen los dies S, 16 y 2t.
Los de los alas S ? IS tocarAn o.
Nuevieta Puerto Padre. Gib&rA, Maya
II, BarHcoa, Guantanamo y CUBA
El diA Is hAr& lRG raianaas eeoalsa
4 sxcapci6n de ID de Maya.i,y = naomAs
t,acs Oh sn bAguS de TAnsmo.
TcdoG retorper&D Veri1cAndo sua %.
iidas de Cuba los diAs 10, 80 , 3, stec.
Euandose ias sntrAdss en- 10 HAbans
sn Lac fechAs correspondence dc 10,
IS y Q De eada saes.
NtnguaO de estes vapOreB tocaEA .
"a retorno On Guantanamo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05

Hsblamos del orc Y de- Ia plata
oono de metales preCiosos y de loe
dtamtntes 3 rubies como do pie
drAs tTeo ot9~, porque con raras ?
cOstosDs. por Ia miema rax6n anAl.
quiera a0sa one hnm',s d.seAiO vi.
vam RE y PARA nnnse0n ya cusl
aemos nachn grades esfuerxos Y
emDlesd0 muoho tempo es Do,
cons < airI.ta para nosOtrOs nne
coss pre"soss, f"u9ho Hnss asl cuan
DO i,0s Ia uoal ~, un VmiuL prac2i-
co '-o;n1 al Il b'0o gallon se axoa
duI'e Ioa UlarineyOs Cadftagns, 6
Como - i !To p8n G. ana famliia
e. tieMpo lie carestIe.
IS n ee'e semitic de pxGesiva
n lli6~0 qn1 Gu UaDalierO cuyA
Csrta Co"' ~ 6 cItar spl;ce la pala.
bra prsclosP 81 renae0io cue le res-
tituy6 Ia s,a!ll ouan3o todos los
denas remedioe resultsrou ser inti-
tiles y d. ninguna msnesa hubte1a
rodido emplear mas adeCnadam N.
la palabrs.
''Heee Oosa de dos afios,' escri-
be el mismo cahallero, vino a ma
nos mias unO de los almanaques
que Va. publioa reoomendando su
preciOso especfaco (me RETRO ma
rurslmente 81 Jarabe de la Ma,lre
SeigeD.
Don poquisima f6 compr6 una
bote'la, pn65 hasta entonca Eipeu-
oa nedicins h,bis ej6roIdo scci6n
A'Rnna sObre la ca1sa dc nj en-
rmedad.
Guam gesnde fu6 mi sorDresa al
)bservsr que despu6s de baber to-
3 ado vstias d6sis, de contormidsd d
con las ind caoiones que contieDe
su librO, de dicho esp6cifico no e
Ia acc'6n one habia elercido el mis-
mo sohre Ia causa De in moles.a
diepepsia de que snfrja 20.
FL malestar en- ell ceTebro Is
eomO y6 tigos y dolores de cAbezs
0lian en- ciertos mOmentCs Gas,
rtlverme loco. No podia d.ger.r
NJ &limebto, Ia ier qua estaba ob.
pieTfs toda una capa y sentla tuer.
E4s dolores en- I'll estcmago.
NedsAt to ii eD ple0 coAtinuO de
rs prec'osa medioina todo esto
1+ dt0spa,eCldo.
Ne eake Ia mayer Ratisfa cciop
m ponerlo en- cOnOclmlentO de Vd.
: Jejandole en- COmpletR iibertad de
D"0o' d. mi Carta 81 oso que quiers. |
T rmado) Agustin Pou y Palao.
4 Fatma> eutiCO. A ,atoz, Provlnci&.
do AtbaCete, 16 AgosGo 1896"
rs ml deseO el hacer q Vd, una
felsciGn verdsdera, dice OfrO en-
tesmo, del resultado obtenido del |
ompieo del j rabe de Ia Madre
SeiRtl en nj prOpiO Caso. SiRulen-
10 81 constjo oe On f@rmXc6otico
Do esla cluda6, no esta0o, desde
haoe algun tlempo, romaudo esCa
InediclEa = tejos do teDer inoonve
Olente e1 eiiU, tengO sumo gusto |
sn declarar p1biicsmen't la mucha |
satisfaction que me ha necho exge-
IimentAr el Uso dc esta medi0ina. |
GTaolas q ella, me veo hbse de |
una gastralgia malgna aoompa |
hAda de constipation.
La eDfermedad era antigua VI
cr6Dics, y SigO tomando eI Jar4be
IN - esperanGa 1e c0nsegur un
GnrA radical,
"a disable de In verdad
.s.a dealArAClon y recomiendo
Il JSrabe de Ia MAdre Seixe. q to-
sos Cusnt.s sufrioren do Ia misms
epiefmedad. (Flrma) Paula Rlers,
Oalle GAbaChones, 20, Tarrass
Prov Bsraeiona, Jull0 rs do 1896.
JIabiendo ieido Gu el almanaQue
de Vds., esorlbe osra persona Q0e
ell Jarabe de Ia Msdre Seigel et
bueno para la deblildad, = para..la
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1897-05-05

Nstos aSeltes, pro.
,c5o de una fabrics.
On esp~aia', drbsdefa
- experienCla adQuiFS.
ia u u 4 u nCu 1GuaRCa
mos On 10 lnduSsxla dc
6edDsr petrGleo tante
- ios Rstsdos:U :Uniden,
oomo en- Cuba. M6iio0
= ottcR paiSeg, son, sis
no anperiores, igualce
i lOs mejores que 90
tmpOr san deI e5UTanl
60. b&;o di7sreos nOms
ores y N aScaa, IN poI
sus bucnas Cualidadea
l1miA. a, ouant0 poe 10
que so&eeeR,
= cSukA, - tuS AitAe
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Legis'aci6u Hipoteoarisipos G 81.
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Ley Hi2otecsris con Reg'amen-
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