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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-17
BOOKS AND STAfi0NEfaf::----.-.--
N FITzwMLIAM 4 CO..
GENERAL sFATIoNERs,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
AND JOB PRINTERS
BOOKS HBsTAfioNERf:-

We have always hand of the largest stocks OF
goods in found in any house in the country
We pay particular attention to FIRST-CLASS
BLANK BOOKS
They be excelled IN quality style Of finish and
durability. Banks, Insurance Companies and Mer-
chants whose used for reference for years.
will appreciate the advantage and necessity of having
them made of such paper that the ink will not disap
pear in q short time. is frequently the case when
books made Of inferior paper.
Davids Writing and Copying INK Combined-the
best in the market.
Davids Lfmpid WRITING FLUID-superior TO any
other.s
Letter Note and Foolscap PAPERS.
ENVELOPES of all sizes.
Foley's unrvaled GOLD PENS, in a great variety Of
Holders.
New Patent COPYING PRESSES-very neat cheap
and fully warranted.
Tin CASH and DEED BOXES.
LETTER COPYING BOOKS.
Fancy FRENCH PAPER and ENVELOPES, with
Initials handsomely embossed in coors latest style
We invite the particular attention Of our friends to
our specimens of JOB PRINTING, such Cards. Bill
Heads Account Sales, ETC.. etc. which get on the
shortest possible notice and in the neatest manner
Bills of Lading. Dray Receipts Customhouse and
Mercantile Blanks of all kinds always hand and
printed to order.
Stamped Check Books any Bank in the city, with
name of firm printed n furnished at thirtysx hours
! notice.
of Exchange. Notes. Drafts, etc. Engraved and
| Autographed.
| We deal directly with the manufacturers. and our
prices low those of any similar establishment
in the South Customers will always receive the benefit
! of any decline in the cost of goods.
City country orders will receive prompt and careful
| attention.
| All goods warranted a represented.
| DIARIES FOR 1869.
| T. FITZWILLIAM g. CO.,
| dec 6m &c Camp street.
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Mount st. Joseph Chestnut HiH.-On the feast
of the Holy Innocents, six young ladies made
their solemn profession, and four others TOOK
the veil in the above institution. Among the
profcssed were two of the Misses Coman, who,
together with another previously protested,
now belong to the Congregation of Sisters OF
St. Joseph, Congregation is very appropri-
ate name to apply to the Sisterhood their num-
Der being quite large, and new appiicatlons Tor
admittance being made almost daily.-Idtho"c
Standard.
DIOCESE OF DETRoIT.-A correspondent OF
the Western Catholic, writing from Connors
Creek, Mich, says:
Last New Years evening your correspondent
had the privilege, thanks to the kindness OF
the pastor of the church here, of attending
very solemn and impressive ceremony, naInely,
the baptism of n convert and her admission
into the bosom of the one true Church. The
convert was q widow lady, Mrs. Bennett, and
the celebrant on this happy occasion was tnat
zealous priest, the Rev. A. Nandendriessche.
The neat and handsome little chapel Mt the
junction of the Detroit and Utica Plank Roads
The scene of this great ceremony, was beauti-
fill, decorated and brilliantly illuminated
while the congregation which had assembled
desnite the weather, must have been highly
edited in witnessing the ceremonies Mt which
they assisted.
A correspondent of the same paper, writing
from Eagle Harbor, Lake Superior, says:
Keweenaw county has but one priest, Fathe
Burns who resides at this place. He attend
to two churches-at the Cliff Mine and on
here-and SAYS Mass alternate Sundays a
each place. There are three Catholic churche
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-17
DHILIP A Nj,

p HILIP A TONI,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIoNER,
No. 1893 Josephine Street. next door to st. Marys
German Church,
Keeps hand general stock of Catholic Prayer Books
Bibles, Lives of Saints Ascetical Controversial, and
Historical Also Missas Breviaries Altar
Cruets Sanctuary Lamps, oilstocks Pixies Cbori9nas
and Chalices; large assortment of Beads and Medas
Cr1cixes Hoy-water Founts, Statues, and all kinds of
religious Pictures. Also the only Wax Candles for
First Communion, at the lowest prices.
Pictures framed and made to order.
Also, Counter Showcases for sale. MO 3m
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WORKERS.
p H1LIP McCABE,
COPPER, TIN, AND sHEEr-1RoN WORKER,
DEALER IN STOVES AND CRATES,
166. CAMP STREET. .l88
No" ofieens 80 Il.
i KSSonng, Gathering ana all kinds OF JobSng done
large assortment of TIN WARE always On hand,
RDwARD o'RoURxR MATTHEW NEAaHER
n,ROURKE Il MEAGHER
STEAM BOILER MANUFACTURERS
BLAcKsMIrHs.
Nos. Is3 and ls5 Fulton and 2l3 New Levee streets
between St. Joseph and Julia streets.
Low Pressure, Locomotive, Flued and Cylinder Boil.
CHARTERS Filters and Juice Boxes made at the abort
WIN make contracts for Boilers and ~
stand 9Pss g i'm and
All work done at this essabiishment viii b guarsn
teed equal in point Of and material any
Merchants ss;:psotfuy Invited
n McKENDR1cK.
HOUSE AND SHIP PLUMBER, GAS FILTER. ETC.
464...-........MAGAZINE STREET.
Between Race and Robin,
From twenty practical experience in the business
can warrant work entrusted to him. No pains shall
be spared the confidence of his patrons
ing orders promptly executed with the best materials
and latest the most moderate terms
DWELLINGS. OFFICES, STORES, etc.,
Fitted up with Water and Gas Pipe.
HOT, COLD, PLUNGE,
And Shower Bathing Apparatus.
WATER CLOSETS,
WASHSTANDS,
MIGRANTS,
SHEET LEAD, FAUCETS,
ZINC,
COPPER, and
GALVANIZED IRON.
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, ETC.,
CHALLENGE COOKING RANGES,
mil Iv For hot water pipe attachments
JOHN M'ISrYRE. N. II. APPLEoATR.
| MCINTYRE APPLICABLE,
| PL o NJ B e RS,
Dealers in Cooking Ranges and Boilers, Bath Tubs,
and Force Pumps Ale Pumps, Sheet and Lead Pipe.
| Brass and Plated Cocks of all patterns,
| lag. ..POYDRAS STREET. ....146
| NEW ORL Fans,
| N.B-Agent, for Colwclls Shaw & Wilard's Patent
| Tin Lined Pipe.
neatly done. fe23 1v
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DAGE cos IMPROVED ROOFING.
INSURE Al FULLY GUARANTEED
Over 800 in the city-some of them three years old
OFFICE, 90 CAMP STREET
Roofing Material at less than New York prices ma

NEW ORLEANS GAS WORKS, October 49, 1868.
There are eight of PAGE & co.'s ROOFS at the New
Orleans Gas Works and all perfectly tight. Those put
up three years ago are apparently intact During the
keep out the rain not single leak could be found in
the covered by Page Co. During the last three
years. employees these Works have had some twenty
of these Page Cas- Roofs and, without exception
this roofing has been perfectly satisfactory that
L am convinced that one has only to give them q
trial to become satisfied Of their merits.
WIN. McCULLOCH Manager.
I fully concur in the above, and recommend Messrs.
Page Co desiring work in their line. The,
Gas Light Company have had extensive dealings with
this firm and always found them prompt and rea
BILE n22 3m) NO. J. TISDALE, tienl Sup't.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To all who value their Sight and wish to improve it.
KERNAG HAN & CO.,
CAMP STREET. IL
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All external Cancers regardless of class duration
ont entire root and branch within three to
nine days by the celebrated East India Cancer appica
tons and internal remedies.
One application with the use of the Internal
all that complete entire cure
in foul, ' eating Cancer.
Under this mode of treatment the Cancerous mass
drops before the ninth day The parts quickly hSi
without assistance, and present smooth and heathy
surface, obvating all deformity -,
These application are perfectly harmless to healthy
flesh but attack instantly and destroy all Fungus and
Abnormal Growths, Cancer Cancerous liberation
Diseases of the EYE and EAR, and all CHRONIC
| Complaints cured.
Hours-From o A. NJ to 8 p. NJ Ladies Receptlon-
| From to 4 r. NJ
Letters Of inquiry must contain stamp and be ad
| dressed to DR. q T. LAWIsENC T.,
| jaiO 6m Box 80 Postoffce. New Orleans
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II + GOGARTY, CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND
L STATIONER, 15i Camp street, opposite St. Pa
trick keeps general stock of SCHOOL BOOKS
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, Standard and Miscellaneous
Works All the latest Catholic Publications at publish
ers prices Beads Medals Crcixes and Religious Pic
lures. General Agent for all Catholic Newspapers and
Magazines. Base Balls Bats, Bases Score Books aud
Cro1uet Came o25 1y
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
w Twenty quarter pipes Choice Old COGNAC will
sold the trade in quantities to suit purchasers
Those in want would do well call before buying else
where.
SCOTCH AND IRISH WHISKY.
supply always hand of the choicest, and at most
reasonable prices. .
tismy habit Away. have my Neutral Spirits pa
tbroue from three rectifers sodly packed IT,
Spirits rectied must be superior Those in want,
particularly for fine purposes will please call and ex-
anime
DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Brandy Whisky, and Gin must be choice, the spirits
being very pure.
EDWARD BURKE,
dl3 1y 1876 and 1872 Tchoupitonlas street
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1869-01-17

Beg leave offer those in need of Lenses, their
GENUINE BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES.wa war.
ranted preserve the unmpared to extreme old
age. "Their construction" says celebrated writer on
optics accordance with the philosophy of nature
in the mirror and their transpa
rency perfect that the only perceive he
has them by the Improvement in his eight.
The advantages of improved brazilian Pebble
Spectaces have been fully tested by the most scientific
men of both Europe America, and approved the
spectacles for the of the
impaired vision.
For sale only by kERNAGHAN & CO.,
nl5 3m OPTICIANS. No. u Camp street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18

The Radical papers are at their old tricks,
representing every breach of the peace that oc-
ours in Virginia, the result of the late rebel
triumph" as they affect to call the election OF
sIr. Walker Ii black man is shot while
stealing hogs, it is rebel outrage. 1t TWO
men get to quarreing at roadside GROCERY,
and one knocks another down, it is another
rebel outrage. II man falls down in an
sp0plectic III. 1t il terrible rebel outrage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18
Letter from the Springs.

Letter from tne springs.
Correspondence of the Alexandra Gazette.
MOUNTAIN Tor HOUSE. AUGUSTA COUNTY,
August lj.-Your valuable paper reaches reg
uarly this mountain resort, where it is much
enjoyed and praised; in fact regarded as the
best NEWSPAPER in Virginia.
The drought continues, which places the corn
crop beyond all hope Many sections OF this
county will not make enough TO taten theI
pork This is truly lamcntable state OF affairs.
This fashionable resort is now almost full,
hut the cry is still they come. All parts OF the
country are represented here, and it ~ rumored
that We have representatives. oil all parties
Wela's party not excepted
lt is predicted that this place will TlVal the
famous White Sulphur in lew years. The
proprietors and managers are men for the bus
mess, every comfort possible is furnished, and
the table cannot be eycelled, and the servants
are polite and orderly; in q word, the visitor
has all the comforts and Injuries that the heart
OF man could wish
Politics are rs things OF go,, past and for
gotten / am almost ready to hope that they
may never be revived a VISITOR.
CANAIS- This seems to be an age OF canals az
well as railroads n addition to the great Suez ca
nal and the projected canal connecting Marsellles
the preliminary surveys of the Schleswig- Hol-
stein canal have been completed, and that
the Prussian government was expected to do
the work. 4 great saving OF time and dis
lance will he such canal To all vessels sailing
between Hamburg and the Baltic, instead OF
taking the present dangerous and clrcultous
route by the Cattegat and Sound. II Is stated
that the contract for the lnteroceanic lsth-
mus canal, Nicaragua, recently signed with
certain French Capitalists understood to be-
acting for the French government,) DOW but
awaits the sanction ot the sister republic OF
Costa RIGA, which holds an interest IN the riv-
or, to become IN accomplished fact. To oh
tain this, Nicaragua has sent special minis
ter to Costa Rica in the person OF Don Mari
ana MontealeRre.
WASHINGTON ITEMS. AT L a. III. yeSter
day the Grand Council Of the Independent
Order OF Red Men commenced Its annua SEES
sion at the Red Men Hall, on G street, be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. A banquet
was given to the delegates.
The colored camp meeting in Scagg Woods
pear Benning's bridge, which had been in pro
gress for ten days, broke up on Monday. The
attendance was very large at all times, and 1t Is
estimated that 5000 persons were present on
Sunday last. 'o
The Washington aud Georgetown Railroad
Company (AveDne route) has just declared a
quarterly dividend of three per cent. Twelve
per cent. per annum is pretty good.
A few days since the banking house OF Riggs
& Co., of Washington, received for collection
from San Francisco bank several large drafts
on the Navy Department, drawn by a man :, who h
signs himself Henry Wilson, paymaster T. >.
navy. Messrs. X. & Co.. on presenting them
at the department, were Informed that no pay r
master of that name is now in the service oil
the navy. and the drafts were accordingly 10
turned.
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BOOTS q SHOES.

AIDES WALKING BOOTS.
Il NEW STYLES, HANDSOME
GOOD AND CHEAP
Al W. b. WADDEY'S,
an8 "a King street.
OHILDRENS BOOTS, SHOES AND
" SLIPPERS.
A large stock Of every description at very
low nrices AT WADDEY'S,
as "a King street.
T AIDES SLIPPERS AND ,r,,
4 great variety at greatly reduced PRICES
AZ WADDEY'S,
ans "a King street.
NTISSES' SCHOOL BO0OTSl
lyl Made of good stock, durable and at very
NV nrices Al WADDEY'S,
ans "a King street.
MASSES DRESS BOOTS.
lM All Colors, Styles and ualities, at very
Reasonable prices. At WADDEY'S,
apS "a King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18
DIED.

This morning, after q tedious illness. Mrs.
ANN SCHUYLER, wife OF Edward Schuler.-
lec- The friends of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence OF her nus
band. corner OF King and Pitt streets, to-mor-
row Thursday morning. Mt 10 o clock.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18

a dispatch from Washington says:-"lt car
be said by authority that the reported resigna-
ton Of Secretary Rawlins and the tender Of the
War portfolio to Gen. Dodge is unfounded y
This is the report referred to in Geographic
dispatch in yesterdays Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18

Alderman 4. J. j. Mackey, (Radical o
Charleston, .. c., il making the most dread
full charges against G.. G. Bowen, the Radca
member OF Congress- from the Charleston
diatrict.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-08-18

Corn CRop IN PIEDMONT VIRGINTA.-A
gentleman who has lust returned from a visit
through Madison, CHlpeper, Orange and
Rappahannocb, the lower part of Kappa
hammock -pronounces the corn crop almost a
total failure He saw but two or three crops
on his whole route that were COCO and they
along water courses, lowland. From Ely
Ford to Culpeper g. Ii. he did net think the
corn land would average bushcl to an acre
FJe7erckSJuQ HTaR
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VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
INSURANCE AGENCIES.

TIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
*. "ITH'A
- General Agents "a
" fo- the
SAINT LOUIS
MUTu VI LIFE INSURANCE co.
For Maryland, .strct Of Columbia, Virginia
West Virginia and North Carolina.
Office No l27 King street, Alexandria va
and No. South Holiday street
Baltimore, Nd
A RE also opared /" insure town and c1I ~.
~ try property against loss or damage by
FIRE and LIGHTNING on the most favorable
terms IN rel able compah."'.
ANY information in reference t. insurance
cheeriully furnished. " "-"hi
MA NHATTAN
LIFE INSURANCE e."
NEW YoRE.
uWlN, nkrhHAM CO..
AGENTS.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
SMALLEST RATIO OF MORTALITY.
Expenses LESS THAN
ANY CASH COMPANY.
LIBERAL MOD rs OF PAY
MENT OF PRkMi u MS.
IARGEST BONUS EVER GIVEN.
ply.IpENDS MADE ANNUALLY ON
ALL, PARTICIPATING.
Policies.
CLAIMS UNPAID.
All LinA, Of non.forfsiling Life AMI End'w
incnt Policies lssnc'i.
rOtiCIrS CONTEST b Ia Z.
All Endowment Policies non foFtcitabio
after one payment.
DIR. D. NJ. FRENCH, Medical Examiner.
ap Scott
GEORGE WISE. ROBERT 1ANihSoN
FIRE LIFE AND
MARINE,
INSURANCE.
WISE & CO.,
No o. King street
Fire, Lille and Marine Risks placed IN relis-
hlo Companies at reasonable rates. Person;
wishing insurance of any kind Will ma IL u
their interest to consult us before placing ''e''
FIRE RISKS ~ THE COUNTRY taken al
,oderate rites. sep IDLY
INSURANCE.
FIRE AND MARINE RISKS
,oenons;hla rornnonI las al fair rates, by
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Legal NOTICES.

VIRGINIA At rules held in the Clerk 8
Y Office OF the Circuit Court of Alexandria
coanty, On the2d day of August, 1863: Edmund
p. Gaines and Albert A. Gaines, merchants
f. p Gaines Il Co., PLAINTIFF against George
NJ. Coffin and the Orange, Ale1andfia and
Manassas Railroad Company, defendants In
| chancery and upon an attachment
Tho object Of this suit is to attach III the hands
of the Orange Alexandra and Manassas Rail
road Company the sum of money due by said
company to the said George W. Collin. and to
sublect the same TO the payment OF debt due
by him 10 the complainsnts, amounting 10
SIC 81, with interest from the "a of juno lS09.
The defendant, George w. Coffin, not having
entered his appearance and gwen security
according to the act of Assembly and the
rules of this Court, and it appearing by atlida.
Wit that he - not resident 81 TINS State,t ~ Or
dcred that the said defendant appear here with
in one month after the publication Of this Of
der, and DO what is necessary 70 protect his
interest i'm this suit and that II copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in the Aley andria
Gazette, u newspaper published IN the city Of
Alexandria, onco week Tor lour successive
weeks, and posted Al the front door Of the
Court House Of Thu county. A copy-teste.
j. TACEY, Clerk.
Chs. h. Sinclair, Z. o. aug l3--law4w
VIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court Of
' Fairfax county, August rules, 1869 Sam
uel r. Stone vs.. Thomas Hutton and John $.
Hutton: In chance-y.
Mem The object of this suit il To attach the
interest Of the defendant Thomas Hutton, in
the esta e Of Isaac ?. Hutton, deceased, in the
hands OF John s Hutton surviving commits.
siOner and further 10 attach the interest of the
said Thomas Hutton in and 70 all that tract OF
land in the county of Fairfax, Of which Isasc
p. Hutton died seized, lying on South Run, CON
tanning 1904 acres. and subject the same to tho
payment OF the sum Of 800, with interest from
October Il. 1853 subject to credit Of $50, ss OF
July IT, 1853, due from said defendant to said
plaintiff.
1t appearing by affidavit fled that tho de-
PENDANT, Thomss Hutton is q non resident of
this State il is ordered that he appear within
one month after due publication ereof, and do
what is necessary TO protect his interest A copy
teste JOB HA w XII u RST, Clerk.
Dulanv & Moore, z. @ aug 7-1aw4w
< BBLS MEnCHANTS SUGAR received
= this day and for sale low by
iy2 j. &. MILBURN.
CTONE JARS, al sizes also Fruit Jars,
- with corks, for sale by
aug6 j. c. MILBURN.
DURYEA'S CORN STARCH, Maizins, Fa-
~ rina, Satin Gloss Starch. &c.
aug7 BROOKES 81 TAYLOR
HAND KASE, Schweizer do Limburger do,
ii just received and for sale by
jylO f. RECKER.
CABLE HAIR NETS-the latest novelty
~ just to hand CHAS. ". GREEN,
aug o 'S King street
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-06-09

with a name that it will retain, we
trust, through all coming time. Cling
man is still alive; he was brawling
rebel during the war. / saw him few
days ago; he is now a sOured, disap-
pointed old man, blOated with whis-
key, and will soon sink into q grave
Of merited Obscurity. The cold was
so intense that we fingered but short
time upon the summit. The food we
had brought with US was frozen stiff,
so we could not eat it. The day was
declining and it behooved us to be
moving so as to pass below the snow
limit, ere the night set in. With
bowed heads we passed reverently
around the hOnOred grave of the old
man who rested alone in that mighty
peak, and took our departure. We
made all possible haste, and after six
hours incessant travel, reached the
old hunters house in the valley below;
we were completely exhausted. Oar
ears were frost bitten, our limbs frozen
and nearly all blind. Our host rolled
great hickory logs into the yawning
jaws of the fire place, roaring blaze
Tapped them in its embrace and glow
of comfort filled the room. The good
lady was assiduOus in her attentions,
we sought the great feather beds, and
soon a sweet ineffable sleep stole over
US from which we walked not till the
sun looked down upon us from over
Blue Ridge. A breakfast of venison
and mountain trout followed, and we
left the honest, hospitable, kind heart
ed family almost with regret. We
jOurneyed as far west as Ashville,
whence, after long detOur through
the mountains and the gold regions,
we returned to this place. NJ.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-06-09
kissing on the Cars.

The ChdriUdri gives the following
advice to young gentlemen, under the
heading, 1.-The art of loving on the
cars" ''Pemit me TO suggest to you 3
very easy way of kissing number of
pretty women. You are in a railroad
car, and two or three ladies and one or
two gentlemen enter the same coupe.
At the first tunnel through which theI
train passes, as soon as nobody can see
you, you put very loud kiss on thel
back of your hand. Nothing is mOre|
curious than to see the faces of your
fellow travellers as soon as the trainl
emerges from the tunnel. The gentle
men cast furious glanees about them i
the ladies blush, each of them beliey-
ing that her fair DeighbOr received
the kiss and ignorant of the naR who,
gave it to her. Everything goes well; !
your prospects are excellent. At thel
second tunnel you boldly kiss the first
lady; she dares not cry out, bearing|
in mind as she does that her fair COM
paniOn, to whom happened the same
misfortune, did not say anything. CAM
she behave more Indignantly? Would
she not thereby betray the other lady
to her husband? For the rest, thei
second kiss was not as loud as the'
first. At the third tunnel the same
course is to be pursued toward the'
other lady, who, for the same reasons,
does not say anything. Thus you get|
a kiss at every tunnel except the firstI
one."