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The New York herald., 1845-05-27
SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT
OF THE u. S.
CLIRE UGH'S

Ihl LNl
Nmitation Of The Trcopheous" for the human hair
ing deceived by such imposition Observe that "Cehugs
Icopherous secured by Letters Patent and thus protect
ed no one dare infringe the patent right by OF the
gradients Of which the genuine article composed The popu-
iarty q Clirehughs rcopherous has tempted this
to call his preparation by the while ladies and gem
erncn who have used by mistake under impression that
the genuine have had their hair entirely destroyed
II doubt existed "Crehughs' being the "Trco-
the following respectable wholesale houses ia the city
Aspnwa Druggist, William street; Hadey Phelps & Co.,
Pearl street; Ward Maiden Lane Alcott Nissan Co.. Maid
Lane; Chapman, Druggist, Fulton street; Vim. Mlnor
corner Of John and Broadway; B. Dodd Of sth street
Observe Clirehugs Principal Office is 2o5 Broadway ur
stairs where he may be consulted all hours the
OF the skin connected with the growth OF hair my27 3
BARRY'S TRICOPHEROUS
THE TRlCOPHEROUS, prepared by A. G. BARRY, is
superseding article the market preventative
OF badness and hair eradcatng scur dandu
the hair bald places caused by fever &c.
dering beautiful soft and glossy 1t is truly gratifying the
receiving from those who have tested the virtue Of this nest
mabe article in proof Of which Southern gentleman called
his about five months ago, stating that he had lost the
portion OF his hair from the effects of fever and having
heard Of the Trcopherous remedy he anxious
certain if there really any virtue the article He pur.
chased two three bottles and departed How great
the surprise Of A. G. b. whom the identical gentleman call
ed the other day thank him for the complete restoration
his hair aud the subscriber that he would do every
thing in his extend the fame Of such valuable COM
what he had stated Its popularity ephemera like that
Of the thousand and bams &c., which and
sink every
The Trcophcrous will unquestionaby cure all diseases
the hair and every bottle used will surely lead the
ten Price 30 cents bottle Sold by A. c. Barry M Broad
~ MP
The New York herald., 1845-05-27

vVvHE SOCIAHfNSTITUTE, now completed ready for the
recenon Of pupils situated in Shrewsbury, three mules
from the celebrated place. four miles from Red Ban x,
where ply daily from the foot Of Fulton street IL is
calculated give sound practical educao qualify the stu
dent any business or enter any class IN Coileg
and stationary.
WANTEDA classical teacher, native OF France. Also
Female Crcucrs and interview with the teacher be had
al 1871 Nassau street al2 lmm
WATERPROOF OVER-COATS.
UNRAVELLERS and all exposed 70 ram VIII nnd
very large stock Of Macintoshes, from S6 70 80 pnvers
coachnen carmen fishermen be fitted with ndia tup
Der Coats and Pants from 10 81 The stock hand At u
Maiden lane is large and embraces more general
than ever before offered in New Yorkamong WINCH over
English from the establishment of u Macinosh
Co., Manchester England for sale a. e Per cen, oeiow or
10 Onn LBS OLD FILES, but little used, for sale
lU.UUU Also lot Of File Steel and Tools for tis
m,lny worthy the attention Of aud smiths. Ap
NV ,t No lsS Water street my IS im'fc
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OST-On Saturday morning. 2h May, Of the Broad
~ way stages, Purse containing Fifty Dollar Bill The
where suitable reward will thankfully be paid for it,
m
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REM AL.
The Public is notified that the Office for the sale Of
SCHENCKS PULMONIC SYRUP,
HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM No. d91a TO


s. scHENcES 1s is'f PGLMo 1l1 sHRTp y ~
HAS BEDN NJ. EEMoyED Gon1slana Es1m sslseS No. TO
North side, few doors below Broadway, opposite National
WE CAUTION THE FtBLic aH5fLli TO BEAR IN MIND,
@ sI PEEA o cSqand e r.. s S9
s
syrup directly & Ss she SsM5ssi s1ss oss
%ssa y sss ss$ ffs e
s without fear eoStradicson and does upon the
;.s..sa .sGas: and
wSS
Of other Medicine the SYSTEM and pares the
blood contains mercury opum other poisonous in.
ssS .;.. e. ST. once y.
orguatedom its author when the Of
vi: s
s paSe arc to ~ %
Syrup will cure eensumpon and ,hs only medicine that
interest shan the
She took schencks disease then began to pen
yellow her lungs healed her flesh returned and she is
n4T f. cSach Jersey city state. that
he with M sas and y s.
.s ne 'S;
';
dsSs P No. .
wark, ~ j. who all victims consumption and cured
by the Of this Syrup alone.
We Just add in conclusion. that il wishes further
satisfaction than is furnished Schenck treatise by calling
the popetor Office they will be furnished with reference
Of the highest standing who have been cured BY
Schencks Pulmonic Syrup. m23 lmec.
WATCHES !-WATCHES AND JEWELRY-Those
w who wish purchase Gold Silver Watches Gold
Chains Gold Pencils Keys &c. will find greatly their adj
vantage call the subscriber who is selling all descriptions
Of the above retail much lower than any other house the
city Gold Watches low $50 and S25 EACH Watches and
Jewey exchanged bought All Watches warranted keep
good time the money refunded Watches an Jewely repair
ed the best and warrancd much less than the
usual price.
G. G. ALLEN, Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
m25 im*ec Wholesale and Retail 80 Wall st. up stairs.
BURDENS PATENT HOkSE-SHOES
REING NOW ON SALE by the principal dealers in hard
- the United States all warranted perfect in form
and made of the very best refined ron and sold at
fraction the price Of iron the bar Every shoe which
be found accordance with the above recommendation will
be received back and the refunded with all expenses
Ii. BURDEN, Agent,
my 18 im*rrc Troy Iron and Nail Factory
OST-On Saturday morning. cath May of the Broad
IL way Purse Fifty Dollar Bill The
honest finder leave No. I'll Broadway,
where a suitable will thankfully be paid
The New York herald., 1845-05-27

- ~ LEi-ln Broadway, the fashionable side be-
@ tween ssrand and Chamber street, Store fitted very
a. 0 h ssyis Wen calculated for Fancy Dry Goods
with very commodioys Dwelling in good repair Immediate
possession and several years lease good tenant Apply
forthwith Address O. Box Post Office with real name
The New York herald., 1845-05-27
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS

NEAFOILII
- THE UNDERsIGNED Patentees and Manufactur
Sofhe Nsapoan Bonnets respectfully inform the trade
that they ara ready supply the above article fhe
latest style and Of superior quality in quantities suit pur.
chasers.
They that they alter and clean the Bonnets to
Buyers are cautioned against inferior article of the kind
the market The genuine article for which received the ST
medal the fair Of the American Institute has our tick
upon it. Apply VYsE SONS a Pearl street or at the
manaia;S,:Iy Of PATTIsoS S9s y b.soey ou ,,res,
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TTTTAN,S VENITS

TITIAN'S VENUS
THIS celebrated Painting, exhibition the Gallery 449
i Broadway, will until the lst of June. In London
viewed BY upwards Of hundred thousand persons
justly considered ofe works Of a-unsurpass-
edn color and resemblance Of perfectly formed woman
Open during the day and brilliantly lighted in the evening"
LONE ISL "a ND II All III OAD
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1<way. Also, agood single Harness, and good family
any % hssg either Or ~ the above
seen, Sc. &c. Address Rockaway Tribune oicsS
DRUG CLERK WANTED.
A YOUNG MAN, thoroushly acquainted with the retail
and prescription business store Satisfactory te
Apply Bowery corner Of Spring street ms4 t'ec
WANTED1A Youth, from z 70 l6 Of age,
Apply S S'Ss sn
~ yOaas sed healthy Of good habits.
m ?s wet nurse r. N respectable family Would have
street At the Grocery Store %s7 steodre
TO PRINTERS.
WANTED.cA good secondhand Double Medium Press,
c. fourth story Herald Building 10 msarh e r
WIN H. JAMES, 2lI.s Broadway, opposite the Park, Of:
% s choice
%ssris ss' + E1s.s!ai Regulator GS%@Sa G9Srsy. s1e'
r REGULATOR small Size. Msri5p,o.a,
msss Msd;Sss Sss, ,m.,s EFssaisdor,
DINING or OYSTER SALOON TO LET
POSSESSION given the Grst Of June 1t is one Of the
best locations p this city for either Of these being
as s s the G%ns
and > Il Nj mH 3t*rc
SD. 900. sSoS 800 $1,000 $1,000 $500 sl.se 0oo
srss 81 productive Real Estate n% R sy q IN New TPE Ap
mH 3teod.rh 80 Nassau street, NJ Y.
NJ NOTICE-The late firm of Archer & Carpentcr Lumbe
Merchants being dissolved by the death Of William
nSisS Ts m % are all s yps
the subscriber, without delay.
D.''s ;H hfHSh M'f sse eARpENrER sE Survivor &C.,
mT asrh West street corner Of Watts street.
GUAN0-The cargo Of ship Shakespeare from Ichsboe, Of
ano Is superior TO other brings forward crops earlier
and - equally lasting For general farming will increase the
crops from 30 to 80 cent and for market purposes will
300 lbs Is sufficient for For sale in lots
chasers, with books directing how IT. by
m27 u. X COLLINS & co. Sc South st.
(NENERAL BUILDING REPAiRS, So Nassau st, come,
~ Of Maiden Lane orders i'm nediately attended
Mason Satcng, Taerng Fagging tin repaired and
ovens and every kind OF fire put up None but good
wcrkmcn employed. Expeditions and moderate charges
Chimney tops for curing smoke. Up orders left with
m27-lm.rh T.. II. QUINN.
<A TO RENT-For three or four months, or for Sale.
:: COTTAGE and four Of land, 2$ miles from the
city, at Bedford Long Island delightful, healthy,
NV, resldence either furnished
au a peg rooms capital stable coach house, house.
house with for and large garden planted
~ ~ part art WIN Iui trees The communication with the city
h GE6 b. FISK sip'; g ePcEsnts nges Exchange
H.. 10 LETmIn Broadway, the fashionable side, be-
handems style, well calculated for Fancy Dry Goods
or any other fashionable business the hest poxsbe situation
with very commodous Dwelling in good repair Immediate
hwh Address Post Once s wi, rsn ,enpas asoc Apply
m27-itsrrc - - 0'
- TO LET-A la.ge front Room, with two closets, for
The New York herald., 1845-05-27

49, WANTkD-A light, two seated, one horse Rocku
y bayna shs or ana al s99S e
for will please inform by letter. giving particulars whe
be seen, &c. &C. Address "Rockaway, Tribune Office,
The New York herald., 1845-05-27

GOO 000 WORTH OF CHEAP CARpETING G.
W&O,OOOat the CHEAPEST GARRETT EsTABLIsHMEN, IN
THE UNITED STATES, No. 90 BowERY-ANDERSON &
DQBBS have received large Of New Patterns
of English Carpetng ordered expressly br city trade which
they offer for Is per cent lower than other ssabsnment
10000 yards Common Carpet. :. .......3s 3s peryard
5000 " " Fine do .......... tsto5s
10000 :" Double Super .......... IS to 7s :.
1nree Iy IarpecnG. ...... Us :.
FLOOR vi Ciotns .4s
luted Hearth Rugs eos piece
o'''0" -''siS 'X'NsiBSERs0N& L DoBBs, No % Bowery, w
my3 2wissrc the first establishment above Hester st.
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&A TO RENT-For three or four months, or for Sale.-
;H COTTAGE and four of land 21t miles from the
city at Bedford Long Island. delightful healthy,
@ ea ca esldence either furnished
wv Iariors 10 by 2 EACH with library small dining ROOM
sarsnc gea rooms csral stable coach house. COW house
nouse with pasture for and large garden planted
part win iTnit trees The communication with the city
~ ymvos vss ~. ~ ~ times sat,y-inrc cents. Appyto
The New York herald., 1845-05-27

NEW BOWERY THEATRE.
THIS establishment being erected the ground
cuped by the late popular Bowery Theatre, and will be
ready for theatrical by the t Of August
The subscriber will receive proposals for engagements from
ladies and gentlemen Of acknowledged talent Letters in all
must be pao and directed to the subscIbsr No
Bowery. A. w. JACKSON,
ml9 2w*m Manager and Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1845-05-27

PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
The best Ventilated House in the City.
THE TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS
which has attended the CONCERTS ofthe
THE SERENADEKS,
MEssRs. GERM0N, sTANWooDa HARRINGTON
PELHAM AND WARREN,
has induced them remain
"A FEW NIGHTS LONGER
Tuesday, May 27th,
AN ENTIRE CHANGE OF PROGRAMME, WITH
NEW COSTUME.
r = For particulars small bills
Boxes and Seats be secured the Box Office, from
10 A. M. until P. NJ
Doors open at 71s-Concert at 815 O'Clock.
An Efficient Police in attendance preserve ORDER undet
direction ofoffcer Stevens =
The New York herald., 1845-05-27

"
MIR. EDGE respectfully informs the public that his ar
M this season are on the most extensive scale
furnish Cities Towns Public Gardens Theatres Parties &C.
with pyroechnic displays varying price from $50 S00
ate designs Mr. will also add his display this four
mine Royal Purple Maroon and Mazarins Blue, unknown
any other Pyrotechnist.
N. B-No agents. ISAAC EDGE, Jr, Pyrotechnist
my20 1m&ec Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1845-05-27

X q w IL >
Cv SUPERIOR STYLE of Gtatemens' Summer Hats are
worthy the attention Of those about supplying them
selves with pleasant light and durable Summer Hat
ing richness Of Legho, and warranted not to be affected
by wet or damp weather.
The assortment consists in part Of, -
CaSSlmefes
Smooth white Castor. -. =. ........... 90
Long nap white Rocky mountain Beaver -. 50 10
Together with an of Panama and Bohemian Straw
Hats ali OF the first quality and fashionable shape
ROWE, Sales Room 10 William st,
mv24 Im-rb Merchants Exchange.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
BowLINGGREEN. PIKE COUNTY, MO, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1s45.
.sGOING HOME"

The Columbia (Tennessee) Demo
crat of the Both ult. SAYS:
"The President elect, James X. Polk,
and family left his residence in this
place on Tuesday last for Washington.
Col. ]. Knox Walker (the private Sec
rotary of the President) and several
other of the Presidents friends will ac-
company him. to the Federal city. A
large nun Der Of the citizens Of old
Maury ard the Presidents neishbor's
convened on The occasion 10 take their
afTectionate leave of the man whom they
together with their fellow-citizens o.
the Union, have selected as their Chiel
Magistrate for the next four years. The
meetings and partings on the occasion
presented an affecting scene"
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
OREGON.

From our exchange papers we gather
the following particulars from Oregon
and publish them because every thing
connected with it, will doubtless be in
ieresting:
A Legislature composed: Of nine per-
sons, elected by the people, has been in
session. Among the acts passed, we
note the following: Any person who
shall make, sell or give away any ar
dent spirits, shall be subject 10 a fine o.
500. The officers of the territory are
three Governors, called the Executive
Committee, a Supreme Judge and :
Legislative council.
The laws of Iowa Territory have beer
adopted.
Several priests and nuns have lately
been sent out by the church of Rome
and a Methodist Episcopal church lately
organized under the charge of The Rev
Mr.. Gray.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
Number 3.

even if al eighteen they are so for,u-
nate As TO possess ii,
We cannot hut think, then, that
early unions are a fruitful cause Of
unhapPiness in the married life. ia
gentleman truly loves a girl he will
wait a year or two rather than lose
her, and no woman will ever repent
putting him 10 such n probation.-
The acquaintance should be long be-
tore entering into so solemn a con-
tract. A lady should think deeply
and seriously on the matter, and moi
'hssay into en- engagement with child
ish eagerness, merely TO boast OF hav-
ing a beau sooner than others of her
age. Recolleci. marriage is 10 en-
dure for life. Father and mother,
home and family, are TO be deserted
for the husband; you are to share his
fortunes and follow his footsteps, e.
ven If they lead you to distant lands:
IN poverty. in SORROW, even in dis
grace you are TO cling TO him. Then,
how important that you should really
love him. and that your disposition.
and tastes should be congeniaI. II
you enter into the married state
thoushtlessly and improperly. YOU
weave ycur own doom OF unhappi.
ness. II You sow the storm, ysu
shall reap the wbirlwind.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

II Hubbard, the abolition incendia-
ry, commissioned by the Legislature OF
Massachusetts to see 10 the rights Of
free persons of colour in the State o!
Louisiana, has given it up in dispair and
and returned home. Not long since
n of the same stripe from the same
State was expelled from South Carolina.
This interference will soon become in
tolerable.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

The Dell .MarTied.-This is no joke:
il is a stubborn fact. In Milton, Penn,
on Christmas day, by the Rev. Mr.. Stoe-
yer, Mr.. John Devil was joined in holy
matrimony &c Miss Elizabeth Shad, all
Of Milton. He must have been marri-
ed before last December, for his imp,
have been abou; for some time, if moi
longer.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

u The Boston Post is down "like a
thousand of brick" upon John P. Hale,
the recreant member of Congress from
New Hampshire. He closes hi, re-
marks in this language: "We have no
fear that the sterling Democracy of N.
Hampshire will be misled by such will
full perversions or shallow r~easonings, as
we have exposed.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

Collector Van Ness ofNew York has
been SO bothered with application, for
office as seriously to retard the trans
action of public business, and he has
been obliged 10 post up 4 notice warn
ing all office seekers to stay away for
one month at least.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

OUrRAGEp.-The same British, pa-
pers received by the Cambria, which
are ST. indignant at the exposure of
highlands hypocrisy, made by Nj.
Calhoun in his mastery letter to Mr..
King, are filled wi,h accounts of the
horrId condition OF the poorer classes
in tina, very phllanthropic country
All Of these papers exclaimi in concert,
that the American Secretary has dar-
ed to question the sincerity, not Of
the British Government alone, but Of
the British people. by attribu,ing the
Abolition zeal of Epglsnd to selfish
and mercenarv, instead OF humane
consIderations-to cunning political
designs for the future ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
of that nation, instead of motives of
pure and disinterested philanthropy.
Well, the sincerity of British philan-
thropy is certainly more than doubt
lul. Its known thar England is ac.
lively engaged in the worst species
of slave trade at the present time;
that sine has bout 1OO,O 900 900 slaves
IN India; and that she is insensibls TO
the sufferings Of her own subjects at
iIcme. Whilst protesting the great
est desire for the conIfpIt of our slave
population, she does nothing TO re-
move the d~istresses OF her own peo-
pie. The following description of
the present condition Of the laboriny
population in England. taken FROM
British paper. furnishes a practical
commentary on British philanthropy
and slncerity:-[Repor!er
'Such vs. The extreme starvation
point TO which they are reduced. that
their wives are 10 be seen be- ging
from door TO door, or gathering the
otials that are to be me;
with IN the streets. Meat and wa.
ter are a luxury which few can boas,
OF, and us for FIRE, whole houses are
without 4 spark. Las, week upwards
OF TWO hundred fresh men turned out
Tor wages, and there is every reason
10 fear thai, ere long, that number
will be irigh!iully increased. The
cry OF the men is. Are We
70 die of starvation. or see our chill
dren fall before our faces from hun
ger, while plenty abounds in the
landF The situation of the female
beggars is beyond all description .
~shivering with cold, and faint
hunger, they are parading the
streets, and imploring with tears and
applications, assistance for them
selves and their furnishing children"
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
BIG

This notorious leader of the anti-ren-
tiers in New York has been released on
bail for $4,000. AT the examination
before the Supreme Court Commission
er, a general row took place, and after
his discharge he was escorted by o pro-
c~ession to Sand Lake.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

sit will rain Yesterday" said one
Frenchman to another. in Erglish--
"Be Gar, it showed Tomorrow" re.
piled his companion, equally well
skilled in the language.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

A pair Of boot, has been manumctur-
ed in Columbia, 5. C., 10 be presented
to Governor Polk, and to DC worn on
the day Of hi, Inauguration a, President
of tho United States. They are to be
every way worthy of tie augus. occa-
sioal go it, boots"
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

The New York Herald of January
IS, contained Bishop Ohderdonk's stale
mcnt, in full. a card from the publish
er, a son of the Bishop, appears in the
afternoon papers of that day, snnoune-
ing the commencement of suit.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15
THE 4 Il.
wednesday, February. IL, 1s41.

HIT 1t is singular ID OBSERVE 'he
change which has come over the minds
of our opponents in regard TO the con-
struction of the constitution. We take
as an example the Texas bill, which has
lately passed the lower house. We dis
cover that all who oppose 1t in Congress-
and the whole wing editorial corps
throughout The country, base their oppo-
sition TO it upon constitutional ground.
We are glad TO see that they as a party
begin 10 understand hat there is such
thing as a constitution, and that 1t has
certain definite boundaries beyond
which no one can safely pass. When
ever the subject Of annexation is men
toned, they tell us that we have no
right to annex her 10 this government.
For a moment, let us contrast the pres
ent position of the wing party in lS45,
and ten years proceeding. This very
party who are now making protestations
of love for the constitution, were the
party who have ever been the advocates
of a great monied aristocracy-the
would-be builders up Of i mammoth
bank, whose power would ultimately
overshadow the very body which crea-
ted it-they have ever been the friends
of an unjust and Ubiquitous tariff, which
is grinding the Southern population TO
the dust to enrich the nabobs of the
North-they have steadily cOntended,
and did actually c~onsumate a law, where
BY the federal government might AFRO
gantly command state sovereignities to
do thus and so; the constitution was
broad enough 10 cover the distribution
act with them, and a portion Of the par
ty have even advocated the doctrine of
assumption by the general government
of the debts of the states; this, though
we believe 10 be confined 10 small por-
ton OF the party.
For the support of these various
plans, they rely upon two clauses to be
found in the constitution of the United
States, viz: regulating the currency and
that which the general welfare requires.
Now, if Congress have the right 10 pass
any law which the good Of the country
may require, We ask of what force is
the restraining clauses which may be
found in that article? Where is the be-
ginning and where the end of the
powers vested in Congress? There is
no doctrine more dangerous TO the sal
walton Of the country than this. icon
gress may do any thing for the public
veal, where does federal power end,
and state-rights commence. In the Ian
guage of n of our most gifted states
man it is a wilderness of power. to
which fancy in her widest flight can as
sign no definite boundary" Yet with
these wild and loose doctrines not yet
cold upon their lips, the wings contend
that We have no right 10 add another
star to the American ~galaxy-that we
violate the sacred constitution in admit
ting a new state-and that when the
Southern breeze watts TO our ears the
wall OF our children grooming beLeath
the iron heel of oppression, we must say
to them, suffer on, the general welfare
clause cannot protect you. Shame up
on such a cold-blooded and selfish doc
trine. But, fortunately, they can suit
their notions of the constitution 10
the circumstances Of their case, like the
shoe of Indian rubber, they can enlarge
or contract it at pleasure.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

At Nashville (Tenn.) recently, the
keeper of a liquor shop caused two lit
tie brothers TO drink raw whiskey for a
trihing wager, the consequence of which
was the death Of one, and the stupcrfdc-
ton of the other, on III. spot.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

Over one million of books are now in
the District School Libraries Of New
York; 100000 children are taught in
these schools, which i, $4,000 more
than last year.
Democratic banner., 1845-02-15

We once heard of a young lady
who said there were but two things
which, in looking back over her past
life. she r~egretted;-- and one OF
these was, tina, she didn't eat more
cake when her sister Fanny was mar
RED.