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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-14
FOB BENT AND SALE.

EOR RENT-A FRAME HOUSE containing
Il SIX rooms situated on Massachusetts avenue
between l4h and 18th streets. Rent SIP per month.
Tor particulars inqnire of tue subscriber, IN the
Northern or Cent Markets
JAS. T.. DUNAWIN,
l4-Str De9ler m Ruttar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-14

TRIALS AT THE GUARD HOUsK-Virsinia Ann
Russell, colored, drunk, disorderly, and d. ht.
ing; fine and costs, sc Is but, falling to pay, she
was sent to the workhouse for 20 days Susan
Diggs, drunk and disorderly fine and costs, 81
Is cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-14

@NoYsT65RRss ;FERYs sITERs~O
SXV l would respectfully in ~NH
form my customers of last ~
year. and the public, that have commenced oper-
ing OIs rERS for the season, and will have at all
times full supply, without regard to the weather.
My oysters are regarded as the finest in this city,
as deal alone IN the first quality and do not pick
outthe best for frying and to sell by the DOZEN They
pulOus clesnness, " "
Families using Oysters on & red DAYS should CAL
and register their address IN book kept for thar
PuSose BY so dOi you will save trouble ami be
beti served.
My customers are cautioned against buying Oys-
tiers hawked about the streets and represented a
mine do no. sell Oysters in this way.
H All orders should be Ieft at INV Grocery
Corner l4th street and Penn avenue.
Oo 10 81 SAMI. It. DRURY
CARPETs! CARPETS CARPETS -
Just received en- consignment, large lot of su-
perior Wool and Worsted N
c AR p ETING,
which will sell low, for cash or good pa per-
m Gail and examine for yourselves at my Auction
Room, corner of 9TH and ID SITS.
0c ~ So A. GREEN, Auct,
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CONCERT See the advertisement OF u fine vocal
and instrumental concert at the Navy Yard, to.
~.
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BALL.-The gallant hremen Of the Western
Hose Company propose to make tonight JOYOUS
by q grand ball in Western Hall, on Twenty
third street. Those who spend the night with
the western Boys will ind that they have select
Their festivities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-14

u kLOoA thst we notice anything In the medI-
cal tue. nor would We now, unless we could be
vlncsd that are not doing our duty as a journal
& ~ rec ndlns 70 the public Dr. J. Ho letters
CeIeotated stomach BltteTs. for the cure of that
most terrible and fatal OF ali diseases-Feysr and
Asuei rom our own peneLcs with this valuable
R We can safely say that, for diseases of the
as.stnoe mas saved many fellow being from pre-
the worst gases If Ever and Ague TO Those WIZ
are IN the least ahl with any o. the COMP nts
arisnE from an rreE uanty of the digsstIvs ,rs.ns
nothing can be more benehclal than these RittsI.
w cheerfuly recommend them to the thoussnd
who are suffering 10 the most intense pain ns a Ger
tain cure for their ills. Try them aad be eonvincad
Of their many excellent qualities.
For sale By Druggists aud dealers generally, eve
rywhere. 90 II eost
WEDDING CAKES very pretty, very chesp and verv
moe, at the PhIladelphls Confectionery No Sia pa
avenue, between I'd and Sd SITS.
0es I'm C,N. KVsLxR,
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TOR RENT-The FRAME HOUSE on q ST.
i south, between 9Th and 9Th streets west Usl-
and) Lot fronts IS feet 9Th street. running back
100 feet to ~ foot alley. Terms, lao per annum.
THOMPSON, SIG Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th
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- vii be continued THIS EVENING. AZ ~
R%%.S., ~ store No. $50 Penn. avenue, opposii
COS II WAR n.n>u
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. c. II. Tozer's Gard to the Afflicted,

Quick and Lotr Prices ut tie oil tsfdJiaasd office
6N street Jeftotrh j. and n. sfrt'ts.
nR TOZER returns his thanks to his numerous patients
for their patronage. and would embrace chs opporfG
nifty remind them that he continues TO consult on those
dfcut Of vEStRIIL which have baied the skin Of
some Of the most celebrated physicians Of the are ana
upon which he has Htrer iiied 70 perform radical
cure.
Ills exclusive attention to diseases Of the gentle urinary
organ. for 50 many years. renders him perfectly master VI
syI'hlic diseases
fccty cured after they have been gwen up BY many others
il the only proof that physician requires Of his ability
DR.. Tozer would state that he any and all
OF varieties OF the disease matter how long Standing or
what progress the dSras, has made every patient
" upon cure.
I ToGrr has It is we'll known taken patients nom the
very VeIHc 81 tc grave, aad restored them perfect
health lie would further state. that he deems II cicrt
to attract the attention 81 ihOs" Who might heed the
vices Of physician III all cases, but particularly those
enumerated IN ur adV rtis'm,Ui. expecting they would
merits practitioner and tie result NJ my ptac.
tce has been thus far satisfactory patients and my.
self Nor do IdCcm 1t necessary to- I'll columns Of the
newspaper. with fi.nr en- lric aid Ion ha ir ndyeT.
mens processing NY Abiy to heal all diseases b heir
to- for 10 do that must he sumtthT than Man but
give those that aIlici'd 9Th Ioncra Chronic, and
other diseases To understand that from long experience
Am fully competent to treat them eucc'sS'uly
My regard for the dignity u the medical PIoession to
which have the homer Ia t+irne d"trrs from ccini
ting any act saNnrnK rank quacAcIy and regard for
own dignity would prevent my placing myself . Per
With quacks and in,tTuEls vtrc,rs ci the present age
II oder fraudulent s-t1iEeSi-p I' 81
superior qualifications aS practitioner neither do a.
sumo tn myself tlc9lln lonTs IL Nlth am lot eLtCd
hut merely ask h"se VIII diseased 10 read tie diner
eat advertisements 'iing 10 the IL private diseases.
and judge for themselves Whtr Ia apply tor relief MY
arranged that h. consulted in privacy
at all hours 81 the day from O'Clock In the morning Until
| = In the evening
SN-P'Tson- with Chronic DarI'u'o, nys,ntrTy Loo al
Wrskne-s Nervous Debility, Low Spirits lassndr, Weak
a" the Lnl~ and ia,k, Ind -psIioh Loss of Mem, ~
Aversion 10 Soctiy. Loyr q! S"iitG,, TNly, StliLs
trust biLIn's-. H. ,d,t" Pain IN the SIDE. An tt"n n
the Eyes Pml les The Pace - IuHl and other in6Tniea
n Man d n N nd u ila.a l.. vi. ~ e. IL To-
il l.I i a.ln
4 H. TOZYR NJ d.
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SUMMONS.


st ATE oF CALIFORNIA tn District Court Of the
County Of n Dorado. filth Judicial District
Join Keser Plaintiff w. William Troop, Defendant-Ac-
t,n brought in the District Court Of the 1lth Jucal
District and the Complaint filed in the County OF III Do
RADIO in the Office Of the Clerk Of said District Court, III
aud for said County andState.
The People Of the State Of California Send Greeting To
WILLIAM TROOP,
Won are hereby required appear In action brought
against you by the above named Plaintiff, In the DIS
trc Court Of the 18th judicial District i'm and for the Coun-
ty Of II Dorado and the complaint filed therein
"a COPY Of which accompanies this summOns within ten
DAYS Exclusive Of the day Of Servce afer the service 81"
YOU Of this snnmOns-f served within this COuntyf served
out Of this County but within this Judicial District within
twenty days or served out of said District then within
forty ayOr judgment by default will be taken against
you.
The said action Is brought to the OF One
Thousand Dollars with thereon at the rate OF five
per cent per month from the 9th day of March n d. 1sai
until padupon certain contract set forth in Plaintiff
COMPLAINT file herein and for costs Of suit; and il you
fail TO appear and answer the said Complaint above
required the said Plaintiff will take Judgment against You
said interest and costs according othe prayer oil
said Complaint.
Given under my hand with the seal Of said Court
r. affixed at ONCE this h day Of March, in the year
OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and nifty
eight. A. d. WALRoDN. Clerk,
by OGDEN SQrIRES Deputy Clerk.
Moss TEDps, AIRY for Pl'n.-[mar6 ;iml
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, In the District Court OF The
County Of II Dorado. llth Judicial Dist.
JOHN JONES' Plaintiff VS.. CHARLES L. SMITH, Defend
antActirn brought in the District Court nf the llih
Judicial District. aud the complaint l, in the county 81
Fl Dorado, IN the Office of the Clerk Of said District
Court, III aud for said county and state.
The People Of the State of Cn'irmiI, SEND GREETING
To CHARLES L. SMITH,
" hereby required to appear in action brought
against you by the above named Plaintiff In the Dis
Court Of the nth Judicial District. ia and for the
" n Dorado and 10 the complaint filed therein,
~ Of which accompanies this Sumnons.) within ten
~ exclusive of the day nf servicc) after the service
v,t 81 this Sunmons-if served within this county hut
within this judicial District within twenty days II seTv
Of said District, then within forty days-Or judgment
ly l"!ault will be taken against you.
The said action is brought the OF ~ $40,
nj Interest and costs upon certain note by executed
December 2Sh, 1N5 at one and half per cent per month
,yable to Thomas J. Smith order year from the
thereof which has been duly transferred to Plaintiff
10y said pnyce and also 10 obtain decree Of foreclosure
aud sale Of the property known the Magnolia Ranch
and improvements and appurtenanccs thereto belonging
urgaged by to the payment Of said note and
yuu fail appear aud the said Complaint
vr required the said Plaintiff will take Judgment against
for said and costs and the relief prayed for
curling to the prayer Of said complaint.
Gwen under my hand with the Seal Of said Court
IT, 81 affixed at office this eleventh day Of March. In the
year Of our Lord one thousand igM hundred and
hfty-eight. A. D. WALDR0N, Clerk.
II ASDERsnx { Mcneil, Pits Atty
Gmar IS 3n
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Gen. Donver's Proclamation.

Jim Lane having been made Brigadier
General by the Topeka Legislature, was pro-
coeding in the enrolment Of the Militia Of
Kansas when Gen. Denver issued the follow
ing proclamation:
TO tAS People Of Kansas Territory:
I have this day been shown circular pur-
porting 70 DO instructions to enrolling OIL
GERS for enrolling the Kansas militia, and
signed BY one ~. II: Lane" dated Head
quarters Kanas Militia, Lawrence, February
10th, 1885," and also commission issued BY
the same individual appointing 5. j. Willis
'snrOlling officer Of Kansas Territory" All
these acts are illegal, without authority Of
law, and on the part Of u. II. Lane" usur-
patton Of power. The goth section of the
organic act declares that the governor shall
reside within said Territory, and shall be
commander.in.chief of the militia thereof"
and he shall commission all officers who
ahall be appointed to Office under the laws Of
sAid Territory"
There is no power in the Territory that can
deprive the governor Of the authority thus
vested In him, and be alone can Ak the head
quarters Of the Kansas militia. There il no
law Of Congress, and consequently there can
DO none Of the Territory, authorizing j. H.
Lane" to issue commissions, nor has any COM
mission been issued to him.
Il affords rue great pleasure to congratulate
the the people on the restoration Of peace in
the Territory, and I caution them against
encouraging or COuntenancing these insidious
attempts to renew the difficulties and troubles
which have too long held sway here. The
oA6gt seems to be to induce persons To engage
In this business under promise to pay them
Eve dollars per day, not one cent Of which
viii ever DO realized. What but trouble can
ensNo II one turbulent man is thus allowed to
81 up military dictatorship over the civil
authority and squander tho public money at
plOasurel trust the good sense Of the peo-
pie will induce them TO frOwn down all such
illegal and improper movements.
J. W. DENVER, Acting Governor.
LscoxFrON, K. T., Feb. IS, 1858.
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DIR. CHARLES h. To1ER,s
Private Medical Card.

CTRXEGTIS visiting SacrameHu wifi remCuhzr That nm
> TOZERT INFIRMARY is on 9Th 81. between } and
streets. Sacramento.
Tie great and many radical cures made BY n,
ToIrr since his In this city 70 which hun
drrds eau testify, induces him to inform those afflicted
Withany priya complaints EEcNI on CHRONIC, and vh
TO be well and thoroughly cured it will be to their iterrr
and welfare to call lin. WIN for the last twenty-five
years has given his entire attention 10 Private Complaint
and to all eases Of diseases Of private nature acute and
chronic such syphilis Secondary and CONSTITUTIONAL
affections Gunorrda and Seminal Weakness elect ana
STRUCTURES and all diseases Of the geneTatve and urnnrv
organs both in male and female, such PTOHpsuu Iuos
Albus Hystrria, &c.
Patients can be assured that their complaints Will nat
be tempered WITH hut frosted strictly scientific prnc
pies. Private Complaints eTadicated In few days; new
cases cured In n short time, without mercury.
He be consulted At hIs Office ut all times Of TIE day
from in the morning until In the evening" All In alic
ton hnd In him who and synpathEe with
and beriend them when in troublesome In Whose Servces
tie utmost confidence be placed. Come all Who ARE
afflicted and IN trouble, and be- relieved Hnd cured.
Apartments privately arranged rs to preclude the
possibility Of exposure.
Letters enclosing 4O will receive prompt attention win
best advice and Instruction. C. H. TOZER, 81. D.,
9th street, between and K,
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Petition in Insolvency.

STATE OF CALIF0RNIA, County Of Ell DOrado.-Tn
IN IN, and for said county.-JARED TURNER VS. HIS
In the matter ofthe Petition Of Jared Turner an In
solvent Debtor = 80 "
PURSUANT to an order Of the Hon. John NJ. Howell
mge Of the Court aforesaid notice 10 hereby given to
be aud appear before the Court aforesaid in Court
AT the Court House Of County, in the city of Pa
ccryle, on Wednesday the 18th day Of May A. d. 1883
hour Of ten O'Clock, A. M TO show cause II any
hey can why the prayer Of said Insovent should not
nc granted and assignment Of his estate be made
ana nc be discharged from his debts and liabilities in
pursuance Of the Statute in such cases made and pro-
mded and, in the meantime, all proceedings against
said InsOlvent be stayed. -
IL. S. Affixed at Office in the CITY Of PlscerviIIe
Nthis 9th day Of April, A. ID. 1883.
A. D. WALDRON, Clerk,
By OGDEN 6QUIRBs, Deputy Clerk.
SANDERsoN NEWELL, Atty for Petitioner.-T|-5wAl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24

QUEEN or TUE ANrlLLEs.-It will be seen
from the following extracts from some Of ouT
exchanges, that the people Of the Atlantic
States are favorable TO tho acquisition Of the
Island of Cuba by our Government. Il is a
contamination most devoutly to be wished,
and would be hailed by all Americans who
have the glory Of their country at heart with
the profoundest satisfaction:
CunA.-Cuba Is wanted. Our commercial,
our manufacturing, our mechanical, and our
agricultural interests call for its purchase. We
want IL for its market; we want 1t for its pro-
ductions; we want Il E0ri Is immense wealth ;
We want Il because Il Is ours by the law OF
nature: and We want it because it needs q
better government. Why not have il, II It can
DO purchased f-PrOciden (R. ~ Post.
Yesl Cuba 10 wanted, and Cuba must some
day be had. God and geography have made
II ours, and though It 10 now in the hands Of
nation that obtained Il by conquest, we are in
favor Of getting it from Spain BY purchase
The North needs aud wants It for lea CONNER
cIal wealth, Tnd the South wants It for agri-
cultural purposes Some day the Star Spangled
Banner will wave over the Queen Of the An
tille2 and the world shall say, amen and well
ds6s'N aaAsills (7saa.) Union.
Mr.. DoOlittle, Blaek Republican Senator
from Wisconsin, recently presented to the U.
8. Senate memorial in favor Of the acquisi-
tion Of Cabs. II seems, therefore, that Cuba
Is wanted on al hAnds-by the North and the
South, By the Democrats and the Black Re.
p1DliAAns; end, BE- eli these interest ere SO
seldom unitsd IN favor u anything, we think
this one thing they I'll desire, should be done
TO b s1rs, there is "nigger" in the case,
which you'd kick up row end set all these
inte0 by the seFs, WHOM the thing was
AIN waterway; but perhaps that matter can
be NSvoneedy Al any rate, let it be DO tried!
-lgs& He6Ps1irs Patriot
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Petition in Insolvency.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of FL Dorado In the
~ County Court in and for said County-SAMI,EI y
NYE Va. HIS CREDITORS.
In the matter Of the Petition Of Samuel F. Nye on Inso
vent Debtor -
Pursuant to order Of the Hon. James Johnson Judge
Of the Court aforesaid notice Is hereby given to all the
creditors Of said InsOven Samuel p Nye he and an
pear before the Court aforesaid Monday the Sd day Of
May. A. D. 1855 at the hour OF ten o'clock A. NJ at the
Court House In said County to show cause, II any they
have why the prayer Of said Insovent should not
he granted aud assignment Of his be made and
he be discharged from his debts and liabilities in purs
ance OF the Statute in such made and provided and
in the meantime all judicial proceedings against said In
solvent he stayed,
Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court here
IT, 81 toafxed, ut office In the City Of Placerve this
22d day Of March, A. D. 1855
A. d. WALDRON, Clerk
BY OonEN SorIREs, Deputy CLERK.
Tnos. II. HEwEs, Attorney for Petitioner I2.5Wj
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Petition in Insolvency.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of EI Dorado-In the
- County Court in and for said COunty.-JOIIN o. A.
CLARK vs. HIS CREDITORS.
In the matter Of the Petition OF John O. A Clark an In
solvent Debtor -
Pursuant to order Of the on James Johnson Judge
OF the Court aforesaid notice is hereby given to all the
creditors Of said Insolvent John O. Clark to he and
appear before the Court ooresad open Court on the Sd
day Of May A. D. 1885, to show IL any they have or
ean why the prayer Of said Insovent should not be
ed and an assignment Of his estate be made and he be
discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursuance Of
the Statute In such made and provided and In the
mrantme ordered that all judicial proceedings against
said Insolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court here.
IT, 81 to Affixed at Office In the City Of Paceryille this
1lth day OF March, A. D. 1855
A. D. WALDRON, Clerk,
by OGDEN ScrIREs. Deputy Clerk.
L. T. CARR, Atty for PetOner.-(2.5wl
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Road Tax Sale.

NOTlCE is hereby given that have levied upon and
~ will expose to public SALE the Court House Door in
the City Of Piacerviile, on the
On the gath Day OF April, A. ID. 1858,
at 10 o'clock NJ all the right title interest and claim
OF ANTOINE SAYST0TER Of In and to the following de-
scribed property, lying and being between Chilli Rayne
aud the reservoir Of the South Fork Canal south Of Coon
Hill In Pacerville Township Fl Dorado County and State
o. California TO wit certain house. known as Antone
House Said house having been seized by me for said
Antoine SaysOters road tax and COSTS this Sd day Of April
A; D. lS1S. J. ". BARRON,
ltsI Road Overseer, PlacerviIle District
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O0FERT'S
SUN and WATERPROOF Faint

Re now prepared furnish 10 the trade and consumers
"A superior article Of Paint for Houses and Roofs II
ther dry or ground In OIL or In packages In quantities 10
suit.
The color ground In oil IL beautiful dark stOne and
will stand ere and WAterbetteT than any Paint manufac
tured. IL Ia California manufacture, and can be fur.
nshed At nearly the cost Of imported article
n B-A superior article OF PUTTY, Of our own
make for sale cheap, either In bulk or bladders.
Address, COVERT 4 CO.,
Bark "DimOn, - foot Of J street,
[G8iNl sAcraWsHtO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24

WHO WANTS,
For 81 IL IL cts,
Beautiful White Teeth SET, DARK, Fine
Hair, and a Clear Complexion!
If SO, let them purchase for the above sum
JONES'
CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVEI
Read its real qualities.
IT is clear oily PREPARATION it sOftcns, mOistens and
i invigOrates the roots. and acts the bulbs Of
the roots to force the hair to grow and il
sumo dark color and in short time grow naturally
dark from the roots and although it dresses the hair
clean and fine, keeping it soft, dark and silky = long
time is not greasy and docs not stain the clothes.
PRICES and 50 cents per bottle.
WHO WANTS A CLEAR CONFERENCE.-The
w such wash with, at the reduced price OiJ0 cents,
JONES' ITALIAN SOAP. 1t whitens and clears Red
Dark, Coarse, Eruptve, Freckled SKINS softenng,
emolient and healing.
Who wants really good Shaving soapI
Such win find this the very finest made.
PRICE-S7h cents n cake.
T A FONTS JAMAICA SOAP TEETH ROOT ia a
- superb Dentfrice, fathers the mouth like soap,
delicious to the taste, whitens the teeth puishCs
lWlhout lnjurng the enamel, pures the breath, ana
by its atheFiRg property rlennses the mouh tongue
and throat. 1t is warranted uninjurious PRIcE-cO
cts. bottle.
11rAn these delicious preparations sold at every
respectable drug store in California.
Proprietor and Agent, 7. JONES'
Gan Francisco,
To whom all orders may be addressed by mail.
All the above articles for sale at
PETTITs DRUG STORE,
Main street, FacerVile.
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Administrators Notice.
Administrator,s Notice.

IL persons interested in the estate Of " =. PLUM
n MEI, deceased, are hereby notified and cited To an
pear before the Hon. Probate Court Of II Dorado County
State Of California Monday the 2Gh day of April ISIS
hen aud there to show why an order may not lie
tranted Charles Abbott Administrator Of said esta to
ell all the Real Property belonging TO said estate.
by order OF said Court.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Court Affixed
H. 81 this March 10th, 1883.
AID. wALDRoN, Clerk
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Spring and Summer Fashions.


MGbO11AIN 4NAA1~5
VVTOCLD inform his friends that he has just
w received beautiful and well selected stock Gf
FRENCH and ENGLISH CLOTHS, CASSlMERS,
VESTlNCS, &C., &c.
CLOTIITNCi made to order at the shortest no.
tice. GOOD FITS guaranteed, made up according
to the latest style By good worknen. -. -
,s.tsAlJ who are DESTROYS Of wearing Fine, Well
Made Clothes. at most reasonable prices, are re-
spcctfullv invited to call, and assured that, III
consequence of my small expenses can do work
cheaper than any other taller in the city.
A. EIDlNi:ER,
Main ST., opposite the old stand.
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d0inger."
"Uahn
"Whw @5dak Eeat race to come OF dat
DR. = % mncA talk about"
~Whak great FAce, Clsmf ] haven't heard
Oh any great rac~T
"Dskzzen yAse de great human race dat
& 10 come OF ahre lOng."