CAMILING  , a

town of the province of Tarlac, Luzon, Philip-pine Islands, on the Camiling river, about 8o m . N.N.W. of Manila . Pop . (1903) 25,243 . In 1903 after the census had been taken, the adjacent towns of Santa Ignacia (pop . 1911) and San Clemente (pop . 1822) were annexed to Camiling . Its pro-ducts are rice, Indian corn and sugar . Fine timber grows in the vicinity . The principal language is Ilocano; Pangasinan, too, is spoken . Being in an isolated position, very difficult of access during the rainy season, Camiling has always been infested with thieves and bands of outlaws, who come here for concealmenx .