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FI2ST "W. SLEDGE, puopiuktok.
A. ZEWSIPAFEIR, FOIR THE PEOPLE
WELDON. N. C, THURSDAY, DKCKMBKR 22. 189S.
TERMS:-'1-5" l'Klt ANNUM IN ADVANCE.
L. XXXIII.
NO. 34.
home entertainment
i lya mailer of music that there
litltc entertainment at homo
without l'iauo.
i iljj lueril, .nested by the high
veryone who has bought a hi K II
t , ir the past filly year.
I .x inline nur slock or wrile
,!tati-.i catalogue.
CIIAS. M.STIKKF,
y N. LilxTty at., Baltimore, Mil.
ie,ton,.Wl Eleventh St., N. W.
It.
Sl'KCIAI. DISPLAY OF
HATS and
BONNETS
Ami Millinery Novel tie.
mvp engaged the services of Miss
ip'rnwiKid, ao experienced Bj'ti-
in! liner.
MRS. W. R. HART,
Roanoke KaDidn, N. G.
-HUDSON'S-
317 Main at., Notfolk.Va.
Mies' and Gentlemen'. Dining
k'M. ALL MEALS U5 CENTS.
IN.s7.VO COFFEE A SPECIALTY
J. K. HUDSO.V, Proprietor.
Heat or Everything In Season
"ljr.
jlected and
ivate Stock
re Whiskey,
the Purest
stillation,
dis ,
kommended
all who use
Require a
mulant of
liable quality.
M KN'l'OllT MORRIS 4 CO.
Sole agent, fur the Distiller,
Richmond, Va, 4
W. U. 8MITU.it Weldon, N. C.
he sole distributing agent at that
tuiot, for the above old and
Celebrated Whiskey.
DAY EN POUT HOHH18 k 00.
r Jl em.
41 Bank St., Petersburg, Vii,
Dialer in
Grade Pianos,
.'ins. M mil, ,llos rtiiltnm. Ranlon.
(Violins, Music and Musio Korku.
rrytlmig known to Ilia music trade.
NINC AND REPAIRINC
1' bare Hit moat corup'ete department
" character in Hnuihai.le Va., nl
fuauv work with nnimniiiem, unit e
y anil aataruulet satisfaction. Henri
lUilsolile illll-tratnl Cltalogue.
LYMAN IIUOS.,
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orothcr
Oliiic Diseases
CUSTOMS OF CHRISTMAS.
UlmiAKINO ONR OP TUB MOST CJIU
CtllllS mTUMM 01' TUB SEASON.
"liiftiuaking is ouo of the mD.il gra
oioua loatures of t'hrisliuas, and that I
piay may survive all oilier outgrown
cutom, writes Florence Hull Winter-J
burn intho Woman's Holm Companion..
tt hen love and sympathy are close
counsel ts, there U little fear that we
hall in ike the mistake of leaving
out id nur little nmi's stoakin; the
particular thing he his net his
heart up m gelling. And if choice
beyond us to gra'il'y, let us u.iuia as
nciir it as we can, aud not to convert Ihis
season into a sort of convenience for our
selves, thrusting upoo his reluctant ac-
ptance such prosaic articles as shoes,
hats and other essentials uf the toilet.
'ar prettier is the (Verinan custom of
bestowing gauly trifles that hive no
us? in themselves, but are pirt of the
glitter and fashion of the hulidiy. When
is petiole, nothing is so good to have
the traditional ChrUiuas tree. Iu
fter years memory hangs about it foodly,
and we bles io our hearts the kind hands
that took so much IrouMe to give us
leasure.
"Then the slocking hung up on Christ
mas eve has a romance all of its own
The breakfast lablu dressed with holly
berriea an 1 gifts pile I uo ler snowy nap
kins is i graceful ctulo n and ia far uieer
than the blunt h in lin.; out of uir gifts.
Some troible should be taken to create
the welcome element of surprise. We
all like it, but it is one of the greatest de
lights in a c'lild's experience. He finds
out before we would choose to liayo him
that what is looked forward to most eager
ly seldom turn, out well. It is ad phi
losophy, yet true, that it in dangerous to
set one's heart on anything in this world.
But the love that bi les its intention un
til the h mr of fulfillment and then lets
out its secret in an outburst of generosity
the best substitute that ia ever offered
for the special Providence Santa Claus,
and all other gracious myths.
"An example of generosity is seldom
lost 'upon chi dren if it ia true, not arti-
ial They are willing to live up to
their little knowledge, if we allow them
the chance, aod part of our duty to the
day is lo eucourage iu our youog people
the same kindliueas we cultivate in our
selves. It is so much easier to learn in
youth to be geuial, sympathetic aod
generous than it is after embittering ex
periences have hardened our hearts."
WHAT Till; KF.TIRNS SHOW.
The returns iudicate that the man
who thio's Santa Claus is a barren myth
overwhelmingly defeated. Boston
Herald.
INFANTILE UI.Dl'CTION.
"I gness paw hasn't got so mnch
money this year," said little brolher.
"What makes you think so?" asked
little sister.
u 'Cause he waa telling ine that it
waso't right to lay is) on Santa Claus
just because the old fellow was good na-
tured." Indianapolis Journal.
THOSE IIF. DON'T WANT.
When a m m says he doesn't want any
Christmas presents, he means that he
doesn't want any th it ar chargi-d lo him
at the stores, or bought Willi his own
mouey, Atchison G'ohe.
It takes win ly man to h o his owi
trumpet.
Carrlfd Dowa
Mnmm.
Wbrn tniw
CTntnn witnc
(lill'icuU place in
h i w t k i n k
career ; spuning
nil hi energiM to
nTompHh lomf
critical pawa- in
hi but-inrw jour
nrv, nudilcnly
f,nd hi health
fivinR way and
e f 1 h i in c 1 f
nwipt out of the
paddle by the
I w i f 1 1 u n n i n g
current of b-
ra-r then the
lime when the
i :... inar nnirrrtiea of Ir.
in.rvr .-- r iwiBf wiii
!. nl.,l,nu no .11. of rrKue ana
It is a vriy simple thuosh eminently
cirntiSe medirinf II is raerr
".".I "..ui . I., revivim the io
nermost sourer, nf vltslhy in the ulrltl
IT ii... .,nt.m lo manufacture
t,HMl Wood shiinilnnllv "! rupidly.
'nil the immense ; of t.ue "'7
goer enuil.il hv hard lahnl o"et hy
a ,rcdy upbuilding of fresh enmy an
atreuitiu. , ,
,hv.iciau,
Vowl. M D . of Howler. A.!
urn Co
- . ... Mv- -1 emi nrrewup
uk t-u puiaoc lor o nomine w,.
'"it. JT... .I .mooui ol I".
in. puoiK.1. i
SSLm? "r ,!.Vr ..Ver ha. been, and
IlV-r.ll ha r-timnlcl hv the pul'lk; nn, nnt
SV WmsV I h.'l- h. th.
. .i Ur. mrdwinea. with r'
,n. lot ill too.lillnhH- "hi;- tip- T
turwlnl "M "nf
of their adiofl. and from
thciriood Mfcia. I a .1" "ihu-'l "!''",
firaiSta lh' silos h " f",1 TiV
B ......u mBJ rmmrtid.-d. I'
rar I havi no iuivocatloB ur hLnry "
The oolck wistipstioo-ciire-Portor
tkra'1 Pleat
Never inp.
Christmas.
A DAY OF GLADNESS.
L.r PATIBNCE, (IBNEIKWITY AND LOVK
PBRVAII. IN II OM B AND IIKAHT AT
CHRISTMAS TIME. '
What tender
metuiiries that uiagio
word ca!ls up !
How the page of life rolls back, and
we road ninybe, with learlul eyes, the
characters written there, and through
the long closed corridors of the past we
hear the soft echo uf the fiotslepa of
those who have gone out from among
us, and come back no more.
But while Christmas saddciiB, it is al
ways a season of njiieing. There is
hardly any home so poor in this broad
land, let us hope, that the children can
not hang up their stockings and hope
to find something in them when morn
ing duwns
And if iheto be such homes, would it
not be quite as well for people who eo
dow colleges, already possessed of ample
means who build churches with steeples
which pierce the skies who sport dia
monds that do them no earthly good
would it not be just as well if they would
sjt apart yearly a portion of what they
spend so needlessly, as a fund to give the
poor around them a happy and comforta
ble Christmas?
Qod has no need of steeples a hundred
or two hundred feet high. He can hear
prayer just as well from one elevation as
He cao I'roai uuother. Christ was boro
in t minger, and He never preached io
any costly cathedral, yet His words have
come down to us through the ages ever
new, ever beautiful and sweet, to fill eur
hearts with hope, and lo make glad
these lives of ours which otherwise would
be but as the apples uf Sodom.
And, remembering what Christmas
couimetnornics, it should ever bo a sea
sou of "good will tiuvarl nrn." Vetly
differences should bo buried so
deep (hat no wiu Is of idle gossip would
be able lo ul cover them. We should re
member our own frailty, and have chari
ly for our neighbors. And when the
Joy bells ring on tlinsttuas morning,
happy is the man who cm listen to them
and say truthfully : "I have uo hard
ness in my hi art this day for any living
thing."
Shall wn give presents at ('litis! mas?
Certainly, if the heart prompts the
gift, not otherwise.
In so far as you can, let Christmas be
a day, not of so much feasting that the
doctor will he n'-edi-d the next day, hut
an occasion uf good cheer. It is not
neoessury to auvbodv's happiness that
there should be a great many kinds ul
dishes. Oue cao eat, with comfort aud
rcspeol to his digestion, ooly about
much, aod everything abovo thai ia
weariuess aud vexatiuo.
And too often the womao who dues
her own work is so completely "tuckered
out" with her preparations for Christinas
that she has no heart for anythiug: and
when everybody has feasted aod praised
her dinucr, she looks at the stupendous
array of dishes she has Iu wash, and
groaus iu agony of spirit. And she may
well be forgiven if she says, as she often
does: "Thank heaven that Christmas
oomes but once a year 1'
O i Christmas day, put away cares and
the remembrance of all troubles and per
plexilies so far as you can. Let every
body have as good a lime as it is possibl
to have. Kat your turkey with
thought that perhaps lo-uiorrow you
miy have lo dine on salt pork.
Indulge in no disoonleuted n flections
concerning your richer neighbor, who is
aole to wash down his, costly Cbiisiiuas
viands with champagne.
Be thankful for what you have, aud
make l lie best of i. Likely as not it is a
good deal better than you desetve.
Give your horse ao extra feed, and
treat the cat and dug to the chicken
bones, and let them have a Christmas
too.
Kill the children's stockings if y.u
nan even if you have lo cut off y.mr
cigars.
And for one day in ilia year let chari
ty, patience and love prevail io youi
home, and in your heart aod let thai
day be the anniversary of ihe ever mem
orable and glorious day on which Chiim
was born.
AN tXI'LRIUI NT WORTH TRYING.
Tht nan who Hailed the story that
Ssnta Claus ia a myth never tried the
dclighlful eiperiuient of playing Santa
Claus to bodjc poor family. Philadelphia
i'reas.
TIIF. CHRISTMAS FACE.
There', discipline io Christmas tide;
We learn we ne'er must fret,
But keep our lips .till sailing wide,
No nastier what we ml.
Chicago Ileeord,
It i. a rula, somewhat severe,
But true as Deuteronomy;
There is just one month of Christmas
cheer,
Ana eleven of economy.
SfAe peZZ of
MAHUARET E. SANOHTER
""Pis iho lime of year for
L cup
(he lovin,
l'o pass from hand to hand,
Whcu the sounds of wassail and revelry
Are i-elioing oer Iho land.
For North, where the skate skims the
mere,
And Soulh, where the red bird biuus
A pulse of cheer to tho waning year
1 lie Merry Christmas brings.
Tis the lime of year fur the open hand
And the tender heart and true,
When a rift of heaven lias cleft the skies
And the saints are looking through.
Tho flamo leaps high where the hearth
was drear,
And sorrowful eyes grow bright,
For a message dear that all may hear
Was borne on the Chtislmas light.
Tis the time of Ihe year for tho cordial
word
And the grace of tho lifted load,
For brother to come to brother's help
On the rough aod stony road.
Tis time to bury the ancient hate,
And to make the quarrels up;
No grudge has room where the roses
bloom
Round Ihe Christmas' loving cup.
Jfis Irishes.
. BY FRANK !,. STANTON.
HS wants "a 'press wagon" a ball and a drum;
And "what did you bring roe?" each night when I come
Still, still that's the question, all others above
And I answer; "My love, dear I've brought you my love!''
Now, he knows not of poverty; for his bright eyes
Hold the wealth of tho world and the wealth of Ihe skies;
He reeks not of stocks if they rise if (hey fall;
Ho knows not that love is (he best of all!"
With his arms 'round my neck in the dewy twilight,
And a sparkle in eyes that the angels made bright,
Still still Ihe samo question, all others above
And I kiss him, and answer: "My love, dear my love!"
And yet if Ihe gold (hat the wide world could hold
Were mine, for the dour one my fond arms cufold
I'd give it, aud dwell in a heaven of bliss
My riches alone in a little one's kiss!
Skin Diseases.
For the speedy and permanent cure ol
tetter, salt rheum and eczema. Cham
berlain s bye and bkin Ointment is
without an equal. It relieves the itch
ing and smarting almost Instantly and
its continued, use effects a permanent
euro. It also cures itch, barber's itch,
scald head, sore nipples, Itching piles,
chapped hands, chronic sore eyes and
granulated lids.
CaoVi
Condition Powders for
horses are the best tonic
blood purifier
and vermifuge. Price. 25 cents. Soldo;
Fonslcliy W. M Cohen. Wuldon, J. N. Brown,
Halifax. Dr. A. H. Harrison. Kn .1. Drumtlsts,
Vou can throw a
farther than a feather.
ten pound stone
llr. David's ludo-frrrated Harsaparllla
la the llest lllood Medicine known.
It will will cure the worst cases of
Blood and Skin Diseases. It will cure
Rheumatism, making the Blood pure and
healthy, and causing the sinews and mus
cles to perlorm their wurk easily and
without pain. It cures Kraema, Old
Sores, Pimples, Blotches and all skin
diseases. .
For sale by W. M. Cohen, Weldon,
N. C.
Facts never blink under the sunlight
of evidence.
KIK OVKK KIKTV YKAKS
Mrs. Wiuslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used fur over fill y years by millions uf
mothers lor children, while teething, with
perfect success. It soothes the child,
soliens Ihe gums, allays all pain, cures
wind colic, and is the best remedy tor
Diarrhoea. It will relieve the poor Hide
sufferer immediately. Suld by druggists
to every part of the world, ii ocnts
bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mrs. Wins
low's Soothing Syrup," and tike no oth
er kind
Hope is a staff in the morning, and
couch at nieht.
WHY COUGH
Why cough and risk consumption,
when the celebrated Dr. John W.
Bull's Cough Hyrup will enre yon at
onco fit never fails to cure throat and
lung troubles,. For bronchitis, aors
tlirtmt and hoarwneag it is Invaluable.
COUCH SYRUP
Will cure I Hacking Cough.
Ikwa lire mntl ami f,leanitt to tntte, Ioctir
lei-ointiieiHl it Tntr t i-u At til druKKi.U.
No man ever 'uinl les over
iu his r.-ar.
n o j.ct
I'.ios in the chest when a rso has
a oold indicate a teu lenoy Inward pneu
monia. A piece of fiitinel d-iuipened
with Clramberlains's i'ain Balm and
hound on to the chest over the seat
of paio will promptly relievo ' the pain
aod prevent the threatened allaek of
pneumonia. This same I rest meat will
euro lame hack in a few hours,
Kor w'enr W M I'oh.'H Wel.l.11 J N Brown,
HstllH,, nr. A-a. It.rrivin, minuiu, eiuaxi.i.
The loot of all evil
much digging.
the
of
Chamherlaio'. Colic, Cholera and Diar
rhoea Uemedy can always he depended
upon sod is pleasant aod safe to take,
Hllfx,ltr. A 8.Urrimo, Kuflrld.' DruKnUt!
I.. 1 f u l-..t.ul. U'..l.1... t M 1lr.,al
Christmas.
IN COI.I.IEK S WEEKLY.
'Tis Iho lime uf year for chi'dte n's joy,
And all in a scarlet row
The sloekings hang in the ingle nook,
And the dreaming faces glow,
And (he children turn and laugh in sleep
To-morrow will be so gay;
For lliere nevei is mirth in (his queer old
earth,
Like the mirth of Christinas day.
'Tis the lime of year for tho sweet sur
prise, For the blessing we did not see,
Though straight from the Iufiuuc Love
of God
'Twas coming to you aod mo.
'Tis the time for seeking once agaio
The sin-on of the Bethlehem Star,
Aod for kneeling fain, with the age-long
train,
Where the Babe and Mary are.
'Tis the time of year for tho loving cup.
When the holly berries shine,
And with shout and song of man and
maid
The cedar and fir we twine.
Ah! pass the cup from (he frrzeo Noith
To the South where the robin sings,
For a pulse of cheer to (lie waning year
The Merry Christmas brings.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Sigu-ture of
If you wish to ri'fuMt
Ao iuiprttir.jite luver,
It U WHtT to Wait
Until Chris. mas in over.
Mothers, when your ehiWIivM areitt
tadiod by tiio dreadful croup, you
need not deai-air; Dr. Hull's Cough
Syrup will relieve mitt cure them nt
once. Yon can nlwaysdepeud on this
marvelous remedy ; it always cures.
Br.Biill's
COUCH SYRUP
Will cure Croup without fail.
Dom-s rue -Mnallamt pl.-nsa. t to tnke. Poetc-i
rtcuiumt.d it. 1'iia- 35 eti At a drutiisU
J. II. BAILEY,
Wholesale and
lictuil Dialer In
sTINWAREs
CHOCK Eli V,
Wood and
Willowware,
Brooms,
Paper Bags,
Wrappiuit Taper, Twine, Flusks,
Coiks, lieniijolins, and House Fur
nishing Uooila.
No. 1-H N. Sycamore St ,near Lombard at
rKn:i;sni'ii(i,
ocx to nni
VA-
Ann.
uiO.
Great Bargains
Offered
I will nell till Oct. Ut W hats ft
Ac drewtHtwdiiiFV i -"C dicas KiiotUao ;'JOe.
drewgiHNlS Hke ;! ,() Itwhei bdttl (UK ;
Mk ladies haW ii.V.i.'Vo MHiks :ic r.V. baud
kvreliielu 3e i vkwr '2c quire; 21 KnveloiK
4c pHper pius'Je; 5c white nivrow laced '.'c
Heavy ohirto lkt I) rawer iHc iHic panU
titki. oeralU 4'w ; f 1.25 lace curtains
HHe Ho vent Sc VHk. Kihlwn Hte , 10c
Ribbon trtc. $1.00 ladies hoes ?Oc.
Many other tilings 'to close out at half
price.
H. C. SPIERS
Weldon, N. C.
Bept. 1st. 1K98.
ct St
Tho Kind Vou llavo Always) llnuglil, mid wlilrli lias Iicimi
in II so lor over :( yciti'i, liu-i lioi tio I hi' Kl;:ii:ttiii'o of
-Q"l liasi boon mad uml.'l' Ills ii r
Lz jt J" s,,,m' Kiipi'i'vislon fIhoo it -t infam y.
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All CounterfellM, Iinltalloim and Stilitilal -i In! t'.
lu rilllcnin tliat trillo villi and fiiilais,"'!'!' Jl!e l:.-,'tlli of
Infant and C'liililfeu-KAperleneo nun in i S'. u-.: lent.
Castoi'ia. is a substitute lor Castor Oil, IViTigorle, l;roi.s
and Soothing Syrups. It is Ilarniless and i'lca-ant. It
contains licit her Opium, Atorphinc nor oilier Mareotic
Mibstanco. Its itffo is iis fritaruntoc. It destroys Worms
mid allays Fevorisliness. It euros Diuniiwa and Wind
Colic. It relievos 'feeUilns- Troubles, cures Constipation
nnd Flatulency. It assimilates tlie Food, ri filiates tbo
Stomach and Itowcls, giving lieaitliy and natural sleep.
Tho Children's Panaeea-Tho Mother's Friend.
GENUINE
C ASTORIA
Bears tlio Signature of
The Kind You to Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years.
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of Engine is best
adapted where
you have but a
limited space to
set it. We can,
however furnish
you with a hori
zontal - engine,
plain or Auto
matic
should'
you prefer.
Write us if you even think you may
need an Kngineor Boiler.
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I can test your eyes and 6t glasses at
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T iT"M"Tn. Car load lols or single barrels. Shell lime for land. Most es
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PLASTEE.-Land Plaster in bags or bulk.
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L., lor repairs.
reasonable prices, Kiaminalion free. The
watches, clooks and jewelry always
in S It
QM.1HQE,
ill
m fil
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1 irir1
tiuiDer - rine tar in pork, oil and pine barrels.
car load or smaller quantities,
LANT LIFE, to be vig
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have
Potash
Phosphoric Acid and Nitrogen.
These essential elements are
to plants, what bread, meat and
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Crops flourish on soils well
supplied with Potash.
Our pamphlets tell how to buy and apply
fertilizers, und are free to all.
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93 Nassau St., New York. .
Monuments. 1
1 Gravestones.
Our illustrate,, oatnlomie. No. Ifl
which we mail tree, contains a va
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Hals, and will help vim in making
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(Established Tilly Years.)
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nov 2 ly
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CROCERIES AND CICARS.
Why not call on W. W. Kay, as ho is
open both nifsht and day. Keep the fol
lowing brands of well known whiskies:
'Old Oscar lYppcr,"
.Gump's G. V. K. Hyo.
Stamp Straight,"
"Gordon Baltimore Bye"
and other brands.
I sell Garrett & Co.'s pure Chocko-
yotte wioes.
I keep the best of every thing in my
line. asx.l'oliie attention to all at Kay's,
west side K K. Shed.
my 2 ly.
J. L. JUDKINS;
WholcKile ami Ketail
Dealer hi Finp '
Staple
and
Fancy
"FRUITS, CONFECTIONERIES.'
CrtM-ltfry, (ihuts Tin, and wooden and wil
low ware. Also i'ratt's Horse, Cow,
lE(tiriltii) Pnnllrv Vn.ul unrl llrnro'i
Tastelesn Chill Tonic. Alexander'!
iver nu iviuuey ionic ior purnying
the hlood- This tonic ia warranted or
uioucr ret'nudetl.
J. L. JUDKINS,
No. iH Washington Ave., Weldon,
N. C
nee 1 1 it-
-OF-
-FALL AND WINTER-
MILLINERY.
p
Groceries
Grand Display
FANCY GOODS and NOVELTIES.
Bntteriek's Patterns.
11. & G. CORSETS,
Hisses at 50c., Ladies 75c. to $1.
pVA-Vrireawill be made to suit the timea.
Mats and bonnets made and trimmed to
I order-
MRS.
P. A. LEWIS,
Weldon. N (1
W. T. PARKER
-UKai.er IN
Heavy
AND
Fancy
Qneensware, Cntlery, Plows, Tlow
logs, Hoes, Forks.
Groceries
RECEIVER AND SHIPPER OF
Corn,Hay & Oate
attlf
Cast.
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