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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-09
AdmiuIstrntor,s Sale.

IN the 4th day of June, A. ID. 1859, between tha
~ hours Of IL o'clock NJ. and O'Clock 4. NJ, at The
door oil the court hosse in Perry sburg Wood county,
Ohio will he sold the highest b.ddsr the foiIowi..
real estate qs the property of Epaphrotus Foote de-
ceased; The north east quarter af the south west
quarter ai section thrty-six of tewp six north Of
range nine east forty acres; appraised at S75O.O0
Also the west half OF the sa,qo quarter and section;
subject to the life estate of Charlotte Fone
to the north thirty acres at SSS3s3A
subject 60 said life estate. H'''f'
Terms ofsale one third down. one -thiydin one.and
onefhlrd In two years. with interest. The hack
payments be evidenced by hand secured by
mortgage an the premises. ~ NJ
JOEL FOoTE,
s. .JEPFBRsOH, atty. It ''''@'
May 0. .ls59--62w6$4. -f i...t t.
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MAN SHOT In TgxAs---A very melan
choly accident occurred at Texas, In this conntv
on Friday evening last, resulting in the deaih
o, m man employed on the canal boat North
ntar 1t appears that the Captain of the boat
whose name is Johnson, when within a mil, or
two oil Texas, had taken his gun aud gone on 10
the tow.pa,h to look for game. When the
boat approached Texas Lock, the Captain went
on the bridge intending, as the vessel passed
under, to put his gun aboard. and then 20 and
get the lock ready AS he was in the act of
handing the gun, muzzle foremost, to the steers
man, the lock of the weapon caught in a but.
ton-hoe OF the Captains coat, and the steers
man. VINO h~ hold OF the barrel, giving sud-
den jerk, the entire contents of the weanor we re
discharged into the unfortunate mans breast,
klling him Instantly. A Coroner's inquest was
held, and verdict rendered in accordance with
the above facts. The deceased was "a married
man. ana his wife was standing by his side at
the time of the accident Napoleou North.
West.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-09
we Eat too Much.

The late Sydney Smith. q divine os eminent
Tor wit rs for piety, once wrote to friend tbs,
he mad made an estimate Of the food he had
eaten during the Rrsi thirty years of his life and
Io9nu thet ne hsd in that period unnecessarily
called on his patient stomach 10 lives, ,n..,
and vegetables enough 10 ali twenty SO zen ,"ea
Gus, at cost OF about twenty.nye thousand
dou,ts lie added with words OF regret. thai.
hod ne been more abstemious at the table. he
would oe worth IN hard cash so piauy mona
uoliars than he was, and that BY over fcedine
he had been guilty OF double iniury--firstly ,o
h'nselt and secondly to society; Tor had he
eaten less, he would have enjoyed better health.
s .uu o'ne'S wouin nave that TO suetain and nour-
lsh them which he had wantonly wasted
Sydney Smith is not the only person who b..
mad reason TO accuse himself of excess a, tho
'aole' The hctis, we ull eat more than m,
s'omaohs eau well digest, aud for il we are dnlv
puhished, sooner or later. When the stomach
= imposed on, 1t sooner or later rebels. and
disease IS the consequence-disease in its most
d'segreeable form, dyspepsia.
Gould we reitain our appetiies could we teach
ourselves the Important lesson that il is letter
10 eat 10 live than live to eat how much hat,
ter OIL we all would be. Could we rise from m.
table with an INCLINATION TO eat little more
instead OF gormandlaing to the FULL the general
neelth would be thousand times better than
It is and soon would we rid our bodies of dis
eases w"ich now seem to be almost natural 10
us. ~
People complain Of the hardness or ths
times" the dearness of food" the "doctor's
bills aud OF sickness" aud yet they possess
The means within themselves of removing ali
these standing complaints by exercising n IL.
tie sell control over their appetites Eat less
ana you will have more. is an old adsp.. and
although homsly one, 1t is not " Thou, its
grain Of wisdom.
Drinking is not the only imtemperance that
Is indulged IN There are more people who ds.
stroy themselves by eating than by drinking MI.
coholic stimulunts Alcohol IL is true is n
very bad thing to take into the stomach, for the
reason that the fumes thereof Ay TO the Read
and induce hoxcation but what shall we saw
OF the stomach debilitaled by its continued az.
torls TO reduce the enormous niusses OF food half
masticated, that are forced into il for momsn-
tary gratihCation Can we ask the blood 70
De pure or the stomach sound that is treated
Three or four times every day with unhealthy.
,ndigeslible trash II you want to stupify a
brilliant mind stuff the stomach; but If Won
want II to do work so that its corruscations NAV
be seen OF men. let the body be nourished with
ight pleasant food, that is throughy niastica-
Ted before II is finally deposited for assimilation.
II you would live long and be exemnt from
disease. resolve henceforth and forever" TO ear
Just iood enough to sustain life and no more.
IN other words. cut to live and not live to eat
IN. Y. Weekly.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-09

For School Commissioner, the selection fell
upon Charles N. Allen. of the Cddiz Sentinel,
Mr.: Allen is gentleman fgood business habits
ana energy OF character AS an editor he
stands prominent among tile many talented gen.
tlemen connected with the press Of Ohio, and ic,
we are informed, decided fren to our Com.
mon School System Ohio Statesman.
The principal qualification OF MIR. Allen is
supposed to be the fact that he was aLle to serve
ut the same time as United States Marshal and
as fugitive slave juror. lie is believed, by
most persons with whom we are acquainted. 10
be an iillterate man, utterly unqualified in every
way for the position in connection with which
he Is named.-Cmciandti Commercial.
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PEMBEAvILLE, May 10, 1889.

LIPE WITHOUT TRIALS. Would you wish TO
live without trialsH Than you would wish TO
lie but half a man. Without trial you connot
guess at your own strength. Men do not learn
10 swim on table thev must GO into deeper
water and buffet the surges II YOU wish to un-
derstand their true chsrscier--if you would
know their whole streng h--of what they are
capable. throw them overheard! Over with
them--snd u they are worth saving, they will
win ashoIe Of themselves.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-09

sovereign lying in the roal. Ever afterwards
as he walked along he kept his ewes fixed stead
ly on the ground, in hopes of fin ling smother
Aud in the course of long life h. picked no at
dlfrren times good amonat of gold aud silver
But all these years while b. was looking for
them se saw not that Heaven was brighter
above him. aud nature beautiful around He
never once allowed his eyes to look up from the
mud and fth in which he sought thu treasure.
and when he died rich man he only knew
this fair earth of ours as dirty road in which
pick up money as you walk along.
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To Acquire n Beautiful Form.

Take abundant exercise in the open air--free
attractive joyous exercise, such as young girls
when not restrained by false and artificial pro.
prieties--are wont to take. If you are in the
country, or can get there, ramble over the hills
and through the woodlands botanic I; geoo.
gize; seek rare flowers and plants hunt bird.
nests, and chase butterflies. Be romp, even
though you may be no longer little girl. II
you are wife and mother, SO much the bet
ter, Romp with your children. Attend also 10
your bodily positions in standing, sitting, lying
and walking and employ such general or spe.
cia gymnastics as your case may require. Live,
while indoors, in we'll ventilated rooms take
sufficient wholesome aud nourishng food at
regular hours keep the mind active and cheer.
lul-in short, obey all the laws OF health.
Take lesson from the English girls, as de-
scnbed IN the following extract:
The English girl spends more than one half
Of her waking hours in physical amusements ;
that is, in amusements which tend to develop,
and invigorate, and ripen the bodily powers.--
She rides, walks, drives, rows upon the water,
runs dances, plays, swings jumps the rope,
throws the ball, hurls the QUOT, draws the bow +,
keeps up the shuttecock and all this without
having it forever impressed upon her mind that
she is thereby wasting her time. She does this
every day, until il becomes habit, which she
will follow up through life. Her frame, as
Decessary consequence, is larger. her muscular
system better developed, her nervous system in
subordination to the physical, her strength more
enduring and the whole tone of her mind health
ler She may not know as much at the age OF
seventeen as does the American girl as u
general thing she does not, bu; the growth of her
intellect has been stimulated by no hoi-house
culture, and though ma lurity comes later. il
will last propoitionably longer" Hints tOwards
Physical Perfection.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-09
The New Rishop OF New Jcrsey.

The New York Tribune s,ys, The question
of the successorship to the late Bishop of New
Jersey has been happily settled by the election
Of the Rev. WIN. A. 0lenheimer, D. D.. O
Philadelphia, to the Episcopal offi3c. Thi.
choise Ia understood to be the result, OF com
promis, between the High and the Low Church
parties, the opinions of the Bishop elect inclin
ing to the Oxford standard. but yet not so de,
cidedly and intolerably as to render him nn
acceptable TO the Evangelical school. DR.
OienheImer is about forty -four years of age and
an accomplished scholar. an able writer.a chas,e
aud eloquent pulpit orator As Rector Of ST.
Peters, Philadelphia, he has acquired the warm
est regard and respect OF one OF the most intel
igrnt congregations in that Oity. There is
little doubt that the Interests of the diocese, So
indeisti stigably promoted by the late Bishop, and
the educatiO Institutions which he founded
will not be suffered TO decline in the hands OF
Bishop odenheimer'
The English papers report the death Of Mrs
Young, lady Of high social position. under the
excitement produced by receiving the joylu
intelligence Of the election OF her nephew to the
House Of Qommons,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-09

HeiauVe TO an Amendment TO the COn1titution proyi
ding for Annual Sessions of the General Assembly
Resolpsd By the General Assem5ly of the ,Skgf, of
OHIO. Three- fhs of the members of each house con-
curing therein that it be aud is hereby pro osed to
Tue eIectafs OF the state TO vote at the next annual
October state election upon the approval or reieetion
of the following amendment as substitute for tha
first clause OF the twenty nth section of the second
article ofthe Constitution Of this state. TO wit: "AlI
regular sessions OF the General Assembly shalt com
mence on the first Monday in January annualIy.v
WILLIAM d. WOODS,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-09
March 81, 1889.
Secretary Of Siate's OHe..

Secretary of Siqte's OEes,
49,, COLUMBUS, April 2, 1889,
uon relative to an anlendnent TO the coRsttution
providing for annual sessions ofthe General Assem-.
oiy, - a true copy from the original roll on file in
this ofhce A.P. RUSSELL,
SecrekarD of SkatS
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-09

UOHtrilUis ga s...-ssss.,t
cial and fraternal interposition through the
Governor OF Texas, for .ur prote ction Surely
we shall not be denied the common rights of
American citizens.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-06-09

On king Midas was wonderful king,
His like we shall ne'er behold,
For what his majesty deigned Co touch
That instant was changed to gold.
Hut ah the days have altered quite
Since those Of that excellent king,
For touch a man with gold, and now
He'll turn to anything.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06
STARTLING DIsCLoSUREs-The trial of John

STARTLING DIsCLosUREs.-The trial of John Nc
L,nghin, now going on az Chicago, for throwing
a train OF cars on the GaIeDa and Caicago Rail-
road off the track, has disclosed most daring
and diaboiical gang Of Villains, both male and fs.
male. The members of the gang are located at
Buffalo, Cleveland and Chicago, and 1t seems they
are engaged 10 murders BY oil sorts of devices,
Several confi'iential letters between two female
friends in Rafalc, and accompiice in Chicago,
disclose the whole matter, ard ths entire plan OF
operations. From these it app ars that a humber
II persons nave fallen victims TO their nefariou,
schemes, and how many have suffered by others
hands can only be cnUjectured This discovery
may accouat in some measure f1r many ef the Sc.
cTss murders by poison AID other means, acci
dents :orairoad trains, &C., that have been co nu-
merous of late,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-06-06
SlG BUREOw hELIABLn HlDI0IMD.
rHE MOST EXALTED kDY In TH q

aas cured. and is DOW daily sffecting the most
extraordinary Of diseases. to which humanity
is afflicted Thousands. who we're hitherto sulsrine
lnoer the most inveterate Diseases and which were
isemed beyond the skin Of medicine. have been
sonderflly restored to health, bY tho use Of this
Lnly great remedy. For SCR0E0LA. RHbUnA-
TIsM, SYPHILIS, PILES, DYsPEPsIA, ALL
sCRoRULt U5 AFfKCTIONs. and for az Gssascs
resulting um tmpurity Of the hood il . unsurpass
I'd by any medicine In medical science
By Thoroughly purifying the Blood and stonsoh,
ana strengthening and renovRting eyery organ OF
.he human system, 1t necessarily cures slf those
iiseasss resulting from morbid scttsn OF theam
such as LIYGR COMPLAINT, NERVOUS RFRHC-
rIONs, GENERAL DkD LITY, RkUPTIOhs
)N THE SKIN. CHRONIC RkvKR AND AGUB,
and all other diseasNs which we'll known 70 ex-
50 from the above causes AL that ID asked ID Q
air trial. which will assuredly convince amp of
he Incompatible efficacy OF this remarkable pre-.
psrstion in curing the diseases for which IL y rc-
commended. For particulars call and get . do
criptive circular. Prepared by
W BORROW 4 OO,
Practical and Analy tical Chemisea,
Norfolk, Va.
For sale in Richmond BY Purcell. Ladd ! Co..
0r w Garlick. Waring Pearce, and Druggists
generally. mh l-Sm
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RHeUMArIsw a. YEARS,
Esssr- AaTrFIaIAL rn.rH-THH OHro-

a AkATh-Ah8 VU10~
'tAsrTc PEocEss.--0 W JONES, DxNTIsf having
'nrchesei the sse!us.vs rson' for the above
aoie 81 making TEEia, and sftsr ussng and test-
,s9 II In the not dlsc,h cases uhere otkv plates
Gs Jdiled, Is e'srey satisSed Qf s obsolste rupert
rFtg over the gold. silver and patinA method can,
nerefore. with confidence, recommend II to all no
ne desire full or partial sets Of teeth; and eecsaS
~ TO such as may be dissaisEed tcih ose sheg 0rs
goo asno In this process all Of the objections 70
he gold plate are removed-the suction bein0 per.
st, Secures comfort and sdbiltty to the ft, aud the
:ee,h being enbedsd Ia the metal the food 10 exclu
led from unpsr or between them; they arc there-
ore. cleaner spoother and in every respect bettsr
IN consequence OF the perfect adaptation Of the
plate to the mouth, and the suction thereby ~
ured he insert one more teeth scittosa ddsps
:ndi all cases guarantee perfect and satishot0ry
This method having been adopted and commend
ID By these standing highest In the profession,
North and South, testimonials will be given. and
.pecimens exhibited, to any who may desire 70 600
them. The old plates Of those vishing % exchange
The old method for the new, will be taken In psxt
pay; viii Of course, make teeth on the old mods
OF those who may prefer it.
Filling thoroughly and gently done; and tsrth sz-
Ohice opposite Ootfnth,sp HALL iaJ-ly
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DESIGN OF rHE AUSTRIAN RErRE.r-In refersn,

DESIGN OF TIE AUSTRIAN RErREAr-In reference
to the report that in the event the French cross.
ing the Tciuo, the Austrians will march direct 10
Paris, shs London Post comments as follows:
- eopie could not See why the Au, riaps went
no further than Piedmont. der obJec; was to COM
NIT France b9 proc edi gs involving her with Eu
rope. he falling back OF the Austrian Generals
Sapoleon's hesitation refers to knowl wledgs of th
enems g pqliey.
Napoleon Ill is an obtrnfer In tho elder royalty
and hs ambition being hurtful TO peace, his recent
conduct sesms to reveal the worst prejudice,
AGAINST hls despotism, rendering him doubty dan
gsraus. fheother despots mar. therefore. ,ambins
against him. 1t is natural that England should
Join then. if tho scsnes Of lo4Ij were 70 be re
heated
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Psrnrux Brrr.ns have

;rested quite sensation with our citixcEs. - We
see and hear daily Of persons that have used them
md recommend them to others. as Ii Il we're the
snly medi cine in tie world. We would call the at
20 be mindful of BAKERS PKkMIUM BITTEk1 10
ron will never lose customer after they have 0nce
han anY medicine aver discovered 1t can be used
oy all sexes with perfect safety Being purely veg
table IL stands unrivaled for the of Dy pep
sa, Colds coughs Cholic Nervous Affections, Cen
raj Debility. Ague Al Fever, and Nervous Head
.che as thousands certificates have slr4 adv been
urnisaed the proprietor Of this valuable msdicins
al the principal Druggists In the city Of Richmond,
and elsewhere in VirginiA and North Carolina.
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sssyr- TIE GREAr YIsaIsL AnxxpY.
AND NO HuaBUs.-
PETERS INsALLIgLs REMEDY FOR sonoa-

PETERSS INkALLIBl1B Kennedy FOE GONON-
RHEA, AND ALL SECRET DI5EAsEs.
This great American Remedy, containing no Ner.
,uriai or Belsauic properties, excsls every thii.
heretofore offered the pablo, in its curative. restc
sative aod renovatlBg powers; and tbs medica.
world are acton shed when told that the above re
redy will cure the above diseases, and confounded
when they have occuaT demonstrations Of the facts
Sut the proprietor, who has known OF the remedy
or twenty odd years. has known OF case of twenty
years standing restored TO perfect health, and
all other cases of shorter duration. TO be restored
without single exception and therefore chaiienget
cure, provided the directions carried out With
prudence on the part OF the patient anI to any enc
purcb asng half o dozen bottles AND using accord
ingly, Ia his or her case he guarantees perfect
;ure; and IL case of failure. Will furnish additional
medicine, Tree of charge, to compiete the cure
hrouga hi= agents; aud will pe effected with
ut Inconvenience 20 the patient Sold By
GaUhBS & APPERsOS, Druggists,
Agents for the city Of RiohmCnd.
de l0-6Ths No. col Bread ut.
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IaMLlaERr rINrnxI

Is'sLAaER" IsToxlcArrrGi-TaE QUESTION SETTLED.
"A jury at deheva, n Y, has decided the question,
sis lager beer intoxicatingi" in the affirmative
Witness swore to drinking q hundred glasses Of
the beer daily without feeling IL above the pis Of
the stomach, but chemist analysed the beer and
professed to get plat OF whiskey from two quarts
OF lager-that settled the jury.
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lie left Raleigh Saturday morning, and
came up TO the plantation of Hon. Weldon
N. Edwards, where he stays until this morn
Ing. He will pass through Portsmonth this
evening on his way to Washington. He ex-
presses himself highly pleased with his vis-
1t, and the spontaneous ani heartfelt well
come given him by the Carolinians, and du-
ring the jonrney-expressed The hope that
what he had said in his address had effectu-
ally put to rest the idea that he had come
to North Carolina to secure votes for the
next Presidency. When he left the cars,
there was a very feeling leave taking, and
'fiis Excellency" went so far as to give
two or three of the prettiest young ladies
IN the car parental kiss. A "joke" of
the trip took place on Friday, when Gov.
Ellis, the President and one or two others,
having stopped at spring on their way
from Chapel Hill, to wash the dust out of
their thraats, found that the bottle they had
with them contained, not Bourbon, but
"-'s worm syrup for children n'--of
course none of the beverage was taken.
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MExlCo The New York Times saws !:

The state Department have received yoluminous
dlsnatches from Mr. McLane. our Minister 10 hexico
setting FORTH IN an official form the condition af af
fairs there. he explained his misunderstanding
the precedent set by the British Governmcnt in
making demands OF one Government white recov.
Mr Mctane.s commuuication. The latter com
plains bitterly to our Government. Miramon sf,.r
forbidding any communication between the CITY of
dexto ano Vera Cruz. sold to . party the exclu.
sive privilege Of transporting goods between the
TWO places, in consideration of the payment of ar
ad valerem tax to the Government Of rs per cent
on all goods The latest dispatches forwarded 10
Mr. hcLane had not yet reached him. 1t 10 believed
that they will result in the speedy conciu Ion Of
treaty with the Juarez Government. ~ special in
structions relative to the Transit question. in
cluGed
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'IooK NOT UPON THE WINE" George
Pine has been arrested Oh the charge Of stealing
two bottles of vine from Simon S,einIne, and will
be called upon 10 answer for the offence to-day
Possibly George may have taken the LIQUID to pre-
vent others from drinking il; but that be go, he
shorld not have perpeirated a crime to .ffec. a
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EAT, DRINK AND BE MERRY Some
lew dsss since, when the Opposition Party" uere
conndsnt OF success. and the Democrats had given
np all as ios', the Directors of public institution
10 mouOtain town. met to transact business, anG
par'ake ct feast. While seated around the fes
tive board, long faced Democrat dropped In. and
on being ASKED the news, replied that '.Goggip's
ahead, an3 the signs are against us" ..Aeaiu,,
nsi" exclaimed another, "then eat hearty, bows.
Tor iis our last feed at the public crib" Luckily
ior the epicures the signs have since changed and
they may yet live to 'eat, drink and be merry
another 'S
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rULUMBIAN HOTEL.

This establishment viii be opened the 18th of
Y4y for the entertain ment Of tbe pubic lt 70
lew tf orou.h paired froaa bottom 70 hy. fmpIov.
a in ali respects and Is in eyeyy way better sutsd
% the O. Of its patrons than sIetofsre The
nsn building 10 hye stories high, 30 leet IN lengsn.
md so arranged that you enter nom the street 10
me middle OF tho houss, nov tronsfuE on fhoskoo
4lip instead of Gary street % formerly. IL airy.
roomy, convenient an; comfortable - e can Be =
fhe chambers o. sefurpishsd anew throughout. and
have the best quality OF bkDDtk6
The Kitchens are admirably arranged. snd bsye
svery convesience for the scyyiDg up y WDasasssy
he different Meats and Vegetables -
Having engaged Col WY at QAkDM1LLs -
meriy of Char iotfs, and Mr. o , LICK. n atch-
mond who viii deyoee their whole tine 20 the nan
Agemens ofthe house for me, fselconeoeut vrh ne
abilities furnished them. ihAt every thine can 80
will be done By them ana their assistanss. % eda 70
the O. mfOrtOf their gue9fe.
Omnibussss are now being tnilt and VIII run -
the diferens Depoes, rteameFS and pnckee noaas =
,onn g com pleted. In the meantimc. YoIteu whi
sttsnd With Hacks Us ok1Hnn
From the above notice Il viii b. ssep. fhas. -
she und~rsiened. have the msraGsnsnt Il tne %
LUMhIAA H0TEL We take oenA0on tesoy 70 eor
friends that Ne Wifl be exceesipsly hsppy ~ ~
ceiye them ~ the old eeeAb1sshmtnt noW rev!veo
and mode rntseA, where patns shall - spaseo -
their grasfncation and ooWlort -
WYATT 0AHUWHkkA
10--1ua n 4 Tfrw Z ~.