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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
Failures.

The bank Of California fsiled on
Thursday. Loss not fully disooyefed.
Ralston the President was requested
to resign at meeting Of the d directors.
lie did SO. He was ordered to leave
the room. which he ,didyf IIeA was
found drowned short time aftcr.
1t is thought he took poison and then
threw himself in the bay. = ts4
later Information tends stFonSly
to disprove the theory Of suicide,
and the sta, ements 'of SttenaimG
phyei0ians 60 to show that the death
Of Ralston resulted from apoplexy
while bathing yesterday. Mr.. Ralsr
ton transferred all his property. to
Senator Hm Sharon, for tho benefi,
Of his creditors, and Mr.. Sharon, in
receiving the trust, pledged hi, honor
to stand by bis old friend to tho last
dollar Of his own private fortune.
The affairs Of the bank Of California
are. put in tho hands Of an excuutiv Q
aomm ittee, consisting Of Vim. Alyord
end Goo. Il. Howard.
The Merchants Exchange Bank
has suspended for want Of gold. 1t
will resume SO boun MS it, receives
more gold. The agents in New York
haze deposited ogold with the As.
sistapt Treasurer Of the United States
aud the Government has ordered
tho treasurer in San Franc isc to ad.
Vance to the banks an equal amount
OTHER FAILURES REPORTED. i.
The Calvert Sugar Refinery in
Baltimore has failed. Assets ,9,.
$4,000, Liabilities 1895, 900. Fail.
uro caused by q shrinkage iu molasses.
De Nier IL Co., soap dealers, have
failed in New York for half a million
NsW York, Aug 2S.--At tho ex,
ecutiB Office Of the Western Uuiou
Telegraph Company this evening, O
reporter atcertained that the com,
mittse Of that company and of the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com.
pany have cffucteda oons ,Iidation il,
favor Of a. lease of tho property Of the
Atluntic and Pacific by the Westorr
Union Company, subject only to rati.
fca,ion by the respective boa rds oil
directors. The Atlantic and Pacific
has been treated at n capitalization
of $2,500,0Oo, instead of $lO, ,0OO, 900
stock outstanding, but the commit
tees decline to state for the preseu,
whether rental is to te fixed o,
graduated on profits of the Western
Union Company. ..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

Mr. Hardy Solomon has writton q
letter to the News and Courier dcny
's'g that there was any fraud prao
tlaed in the failure of his bank. Mo
claims that tho bank had a capital of
*3o,oo0. (This by tho way was a
n1''ulously small capital to SECURE
$3oo,o0o of dcposits.) Ho is anxious
for an investigation. AS the people
nre also anxious to know what has
'kcco'no of their $500, 900, besides the
SUNS deposited by the county treas
urers for whom Mr.. Solomon went
security, it is to be hoped that Mr..
Du"n will soon mako an exhibit, and
that tho courts will thoroughly inyes.
tga,e the matter.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
Office County Commissioners,
WINNspoRo, s. C. August Bird, 1875.

'r NOTICE TO ROAD ovERSEERs.
VOU ore hereby required to order out
l. the road hands in your road list.
rict 10 work tho public highways tho
balance Of the six days required by law,
for tho year 1875. the work 10 be lone
before the first Of November Eext. You
are to sec that the roads are ditched aud
cleared out the lawful width, and you will
take note Of al persons that oLslruct lie
public roads by throwing therein brush
and old rails into dnchcs, or irving " n gon
into itches. or hauling sand thcrcf rom
ion will also return all defnulters to this
office to be dealt with according to law
You are calso required To take nm account
Of all shovels, picks ard spades in your
road district, and include the same in
report Oh the first Of November next.
.r HENRY JACOB,
J.R HARVEY.
CARTER BEATTY,
County Commissioners.
aug t1x1 -
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

Nressurer, Yocum, Of Chostor, has
retur. cdshome, and he is astonished d
to hear that thero havo been reports
MS to his having absconded with ooun.
ty money. Mr.. Yooum must rom ON :
her that tho tax payers havo been
taught by sad experience to view with
suspicion any act of O public official
that IS not clearly understood. The
blame for this rests not with tho
people but with tho republican party,
We are glad to report that tho rumor
III question was untrue.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

We have boon told by contraction
lists that return to specie payments
will produce financial prosperity
What excuse will they make for
tho failure of tho bank Of California
ina state that has never coquottod
with paper money, but has Away
clung to gold We ask for informa'
tIon because the question of finance is
,nMIullY muddled.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

Col, D. Wyatt Aiken attended the
grccnLack Convention ut Detroit re-
Gently and was elected ono of the
Woo presidents. The meeting was
not large. Judge Kollcy was about
the only prominent politician pres
cnt. Tho rest aro waiting to sec
the IcJuIt of the election in Ohio.
yhoy Hre not sure yet how tho cat
will lamp.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
Grammar.

The grammarian Of the Evcnino
Telegram came into our room yestcr.
day, and saids
"Do you know, Perkins, that table
Is IN the sutj junctive mood 2"
~ "Why 7" sc asked, mcekly.
"Because it's wood, or should be :"
And then lie "elid."--F from Ell
PeaR:i,es's Nc7v Book, ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
"0dd Fish"

rrogss toaQS aud serpentS nevor
take any food but that which they
are satisfied Is alive.
If bee, wasp or hornet stiDgs, it
is nearly always at the expense of
his life. 0,.s.a ."r. .ag'' .....
+ Serpcats are so tenacious Of life
that TREY will live six months and
longer Without food. .a
Turtles dig holes IN the sand by
the seaehore aad bury their eggs,
leaving them to be matched By the
sun. -.. ".r -
Lobsters are very pagnaoious, and
fght severe battles. If they lose n
claw another grows odt. - ...,
Naturnlists say that q single swal.
low will doyour six thousand flies u
day. ...
The tarantula of Texas, is moth
lug more than au enormuus spider.
a single goldfish produces, more
than n million eggs in one seuson.
a whale suckIes it's young, and
Is therefore not a fish. The mothers
affection is remarkable. l.u So.
Toads become torpid in winte,
aud hide themselves, takiug no food
for five or six months. II 1880. ...,.
Serpents of all species SIRED thoil
skins annually, like soacrabs and
Holsters. ..a ..-.
Turtles and tortoises have thei,
skeletons partly outside of, iustoad
of wi Hill, the body. .. ....
1t is believed that crocodiles live
to be hundreds of years old> The
ancient Egyptiuns embalmed them.
ln South Amcrioa there is a
prolific honey Lee that has hot been
furnished with sting. 's. '..7.
In the darkest night fishos MIR.
sue their usual movements tue same
as by daylight. ...
Serpents never feed OH anything
but animal food, which they thom.
selves put to death or s~allow
alive. &. 5ra ..r."s =
Seals are as intelligent az dogs and
may be made to perform M maay tricks
like them. sn.r
The head of a rattlesuake has
been known to inAics q fatal wound
after being separated from the
body. n .H.,..s
lfthe eye of newt is put out an.
otlrer perfect eJo is socn supplied by
rapid growth.
Fishes have no eyelids, and neccs.
sarily sleep with eyes open.
Alligators fall into lethargic
sleep during tho winter season, like
a toad. ~
There are agricultural ants in
Texas that aotually plant grain and
reap before the harvest. '
The survivors of tho German, Ar.
sillcry Of the Hampton Legion.
which served during the late war,
iirst in the infantry battalion of
Hampton's Legion, and afterwards a.
a battery Of light artillery with
Hoods Texas Brigade, had a social
Reunion on tho 23rd, at the German
Academy, Charleston. The object
was to keep alive among the fsw sur
viviDg members of one Of tho anest
and largest companies which volun~
teered from Charleston, the friend.
ship formed during tho vioissitudes
of a long war. =
o -e.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

Tho New York World shows that
the democrats in all the states in
which they have been successful
except Ohio have pronounced for
harl ouey.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
In III emory of our Mother.

led at her residence near Ridecwav
- y. G., of typhoid fcVer on Tho 22nd
august, MRS. DORCUS j. JOHNSON,
we we OF Mr.. Hampton johnson, in Tho
MY sixth year Of her age.
What is homo without mother.
What are all The joys Nc meet,
"hen nor loving smile no longer
Hreets the coming of ohr feet"
aug 3l-flx1
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

The Europoon powers have warnod
the 1Ie1zegovians to end there robol-
lion against the Turkish government,
as they will receive no assistance in
their cn1oavor to throw off tho otto.
man yoke.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

The Japanese are shipping bricks
TO Calf ornia, and seh them cheapcr
than thos" made ID that State. not.
withstanding that there is an ad
vaIorem dnty Of 20 per cent. on
them. The japan ese brick Is 81
inches Ec, long, IL inches wide, and ii
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

All doubts as to whcthor imitation
or contraction is the proper policy
should be set at rest by the fact that
Bcast Butler calls for imitation.
Honest mon will, therefore bo in,
clincd to favor contraction.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

'Jadgs Mackoy, in his remarks on
granting temporary injunction
against tho city council of Colum.
M"' drew the following contrast be.
tween Napoloon's address to his
Amy, aud tho remarks of tLe
c't'zons of Columbia to tho
c'uncil; Napoleon, in Egypt, ad.
dressing his army beneath tho
pyramids, exclaimed, Soldiers of
Ilnnce, forty centuries look down
upon you.' The people of Colum.
hia say "Mr. Mayor and city coun-
c'l Of Columbia, forty cent. look up
10 you."
9ho council had issued certihoat 0
OF Indebtedness for forty ocnts.
-. .e,---------
The city of Columbia is hopclossly
"S'lVcnt. The money that has
= ured into her Golfers from taxation
mas ooon recklessly squanderod. The
fol'eo are not half paid, and they
arrest persons on the slightest offences
order to make money for tho city by
mes that they may be paid. The
e''y recently,gave certificate Of in.
d'I'odness for forty oonts. Judge
Mackoy will hear argument on the
"rd September as to placing its
"ffairs into the hands of a rcoeiyor.
''lumbia is the most rotton portion
OF the State. The radical partv
hnve their headquarters therc, and
plunderers. knaves and thieves from
every quarter of tho State flock to
the capital. The colored people of
Columbia have been more corrupted
probably than those in any other
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

John H., Prince of Liohtenstein.
has dlsbanded his standing arm
which numbered fiftee mon. Th;s
important mo vement would seem to
Insure the peace of Europe for on
indefinite poriod. =.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
re AYAFIRL HRA1ALn u.

reception was far different from any
be had previously experienced. No
friendly smile, no hearty grasp Of
the hand awaited him. The same
individuals who had feasted at his
table, quaffed his richest wines,
enjoyed his prinoely entertainments
and offered him the adulation Of
INTERIORS, now sat as judges upon
him, suffering pity to relax no line
in their rigid countenances. His
first greeting was request to rosign.
Hc complied. lie was thon ordered
to leave the room. With last look
at the sceno of his former successes ho
retired. What was his next not is
not told. But in short time, man ". 8
seen to loap from tho wharf Of Sslby's
lead works into the Bay Of San
Francisco. This was not an unusua |
occurrence. Not q week passes that
the placid waters of the bay do not
close over the form of some unfortu.
nate, who, far away from homo,
friendlcss and penniless, finds his
venture a failure and his life bur-
den, aud onds his misery by self de-
struction. But tho rescuers who
plunge iuto the waters on this occasion
bring to shore the expiring form Of
no ordinary person. 1t is Ralston,
or rather nal that remains Of him.
How many times had DO passed. that
spot in his coach aud four, little
d, ,caming that it should prove the
scenc of his victory over the cares Of
this life, and his entrance into the
dark future Of the lifo to como. lie
could no. bear the reverse of fortune,
and having adopted tho Epicuroan
maxim "Let us eat and drink to-day,
for Tomorrow wo dio," whom pleasure
was gone, life was worth only the
throwing away.
Thus has passed away remarkable
man. 1t the future, the world forget
ting his disgrace and remembering
only his shining qualities, will throw
over his memory the mantle OF
charity, and grievc over his untim cl J
fate. Poor Ralstou
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
r. MEANS DAVIS, Editor,
Wednesday Morning, September |, 1875.

Tho Governor Of Tennessee has
appointed Hon. D. NJ. Key as United
States Senator to fill tho chair of
Andy JOHNSON until the Legislature
elects his SUCCESSOR.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

Tho New York Herald sayss "The
negro, and the oarpet.bag agger are
rapidly passing out Of Wow III our
politics, and do not want TO have
thoD brought back again into pro mi.
nenoe if we can avoid It," jls2Nl ~
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD.
IN THE PROBATE COURT

nv TIT TNOD-l u CUUHT.
a LII persons having charge of Estates
Ia either rs administrators, Guard
i, ,s or Trustees who have fa,lc 20 account
for 'hs ycnr 1874 nru hereby notified TO
make their annual returns forthwith.
JNO. j. NEIL.
aug 10-+2x2 .... j, p. C..
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
a Couple Fresh from the Parsons LANDS

The White Mountains correspon.
dent of the New York Express says
We were entertained during our
ascent to tho mou { n by young
couple from New York. They were
iie h fr IN the PASTORS hands. II
couldn't have teon longer than ycster
day thatthey were joined in the holy
bonds Of wedlock. Emma was the
llttle wife, and Charles was the do
Ting husband. "Oh, Charles, DEAR"
she said, as she laid her fair damask
check upon his much. .bocinde dered dus
ter, "it is so delightful, this new life
We are loading. l feel as though I
was new creature. Oh, CHARLES
dear, | love you 80 much. I'd hug
yon to death il there was nobody y
looking" Charles smiled approving.
ly. "Wait till we get to tho Summit
House, Emma, and I'll let you
squeeze me. don't care if you do
Kill mo. But, Emma, are you com,
Portable leaning against the car p
"Not very, comfortable, Charles"
Are you sleepy, love 2" "Somc
sleepy" "There, dear little Emma,
lot mo put down the blinds, and 20
t. sleep. I've seen all the m ,untains
| care for" So Emma wrapped
hersclf in Charles arms, closed her
eeyes, and was soon snoring IN blissful
Ignorance of the glorious scenery that
stretched far and wide on every hard.
If may bo allowed word to par.
ties contemplating matrimony, II is
that they stay close at home during
the first fortnight of tho honey moon.
Bridal trips are all nonsense, You
will DO uncomfortable all the way.
You cannot kiss and hug each other
half so often as you can at home :;
you will bo laughed at by everybody
on the cars or stage or steamboat,
and in after years, when you see 9th.
efs upon..thsir weddipg Journeys, you
will blush to think that you were
once as much of a spectacle rs they.
.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01
Governor Chamberlain Speaks.

The Governor has recently had
long conversation with a representa-.
two Of tho Nows and Courier in
which he defended himself from the
different charges brought against
him, and mapped out his future policy.
lIe asserts that his absence from the
State during tho Parker trial was
dus onl y to desire to obtain rest
from his labrrs and recruit his
health. He gives the lie to the
assertion of Parker that $50,n00 of
coupons were given &c him, and
defics any one to show his connection
with the bond swiudle.
Speaking Of the prosecution Of evil
doors, Gov. Chamberlain declared
that it was not tho province of the
Governor to direct these prosecu
tionS, but expressed his determine
tion in case Of learning Of any frauds
to place his knowledge in the hands
of the proper prosecuting officer and
to use his influence in bringing rogues
to Justice.
lilo defended his course in deposit
ing public money in Hardy SvIomons
bank, He reduced tho deposits to
$2o0,o0o, believing that tho bank
was good for this amount, and he had
no idea when he left the State that
the bank woald fail. HIe doplores
tho loss thus accruing to the State.
Gov. Chamberlain then spoke at
length on the political situation.
lie is determined to continue in the
path Of reform. He gives full cred.
it to the conservatives for their sup.
port Of bis policy. He will not be
moved by the carpings Of "A few dis
confronted papers and individuals.
Reform with him is matter of
principle, and he will labor for it,
whether he bc supported by the few
or by tho many. ..
He next spoke of tho interest
taken 10y the northorn people in
South Carolina affairs, ard the en-
coiniums bestowed Oh tho conserva.
tives for their position. He assorts
that tho combined effort IF all Eonest
men in the State to put down corrup.
tion and restore honesty and ability
to power has tho sympathy of all
good men, republicans or democrats,
all over the Union.
The Governor expresses his fixed
determination to veto the tax bill
at tho the next session. iIe trusts
that tho Legislature will frame new
bill acceptable to tho people,
Gov. Chauborl in could not take
a position more oloarly than he has
in this conversation, However
dubious his conduct may appear,
there is certainly no ambiguity in
his language.
He speaks with the boldness of
Innocence. Cafpers, however, might
allcge that ho thus defes the ring
leaders to inculpato him In frauds,
because he Knows that thoy cannot
prcfc anything against him without
more deeply eliminating themselves. |
In our opinion il wculd DO, better
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

seventy hive cents 10 the fne. for
swearing in the streets Of Marion,
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

1t Is announced that President
Grant returned to Long Branch on
Friday at noon. Ale drove up from
tho depot in tho state carriage,
drawn by four horses, accom- panied BY
General Babcook. The President
iboked we'll after his elambako iaunt,
and his ruday countenanoe gave eyis
dence that he enjoyed the whiskies.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

portion oftho State. The most cor.
rapt and incompetent individuals
have been elected to the city council.
The present condition Of the city
is the legitimate consequence Of the
election Of these men, 1t is hoped
that the new council elected next
year will be great Improvement on
the present board. ..a 4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1875-09-01

Nv. TW5ICVs
Winnshoro, $ c., 4th Aug. 1875.
aug 5 .law4w{ag =. . ...
, 1875-08-17
Gbrifopb BON sdmib's Sugenbs
Wihlinthrf.

Cucumber In Yappbedel a Is Gents. Mit
Wuslin.6iiden q 20 Gents. Ganj
Muslin rs Gents.
Vetnrtdb epn Gidenfe!s, pis sr CUR GrfsnntrtiB
Der gBeibnadbtsabenn. Cine GrsdbIuns iurn gDeib.
nadtsaeident fir &inoer.
Der sfpienffcf. Cine intertIante GrJdblung.
Der RanarienppseI.-Cas Sohannisedferdben.
t3pel @r3dblun9en.
Ole CHereier.
Die Sppfenb ltben. Cine Besebenbeit aus BEN
9eben zines armen Doris hulebrers.
Guftadius. Cine Gei9idte Der dritli1en gpr3eit.
Oae . mmenf6rbdben. Cine Gridbluns benz Bill
betoen Wlter gelui0inet.
0sDfa ppm 9annenbSee. Cine de{HiGte bes Utter.
tbunS.
0enpfepa. sine Der Jd5nten unb rubrenofen DE.
fdidten bes Mltertbulns.
Die Wadbtisaa. Gin. intersfante 0ei&ipte.
Hpbert, Der aS atfenfnabe. oOsr: 9as Nnbsnfsn
9ubmfs, BEL. WvSmanhereR.
2teben Gr3db imngen.
Sannetpn unb Mmalfe.
0ie Maiblumen.
emma pOm g~insenhein. eosr: Cot raa&t uuss
ssiibe mt Een. Gin ssIaiatliass e.mdISs.
Das per creme Ginn.
Tas Edubden Das geaubfdloA.
Der quite 5risern nnS Der bSfe Dtstrid.
2ie srdhn Sulia. ooer: RinbIias 0isbs. 1reu.
uno Sobn.
eOttfries, Der iumss GtnAeelsr.
Ser 0brifbdum.
Die tleine 9dutenfpteIerin.
Gas SdmmdDen.
6ernombp. Ssbenssei&i&ts zines iunssn Grafsm aus
&upierman<n uns @olhalde. Das SoseI.
6Harsaretba Bilmdben. Die aBaletapele. OaS
pie gsnersbrIma. xsaFsrautb a.a sbetm.
Der Siamautrims. Das W%ariembiIe.
, 1875-08-17

mooerne Melt nit ibrem Infbdunter
seaen allies, mas er beilis belt, NOR ibn
elm @rduel, uno nit 8erubisuns lieB e'
feline Srau in ben alien Saaeen tpiblen,
Inter bteien aber mat etn BUD, ooe
baIo lire glufmertiamfeit mebr fe1elte,
als aIe anberen. Widt oaS ~letlelte
MiBtrauen bdtte ben 6reiberrn be-
|idltden, ielbit wenn ct oarauf seadtet.
Das Wert zines seiitliden Didters, Der
freiwinis our fatbOliidem &irde iiber9es
treten mar. seb0rte ia 3weifelsobne gu
Der Qsftiire, Die er ielbft aus9eludt baben
luiiroe, fir iie aber par in ben pantbelitt=
ideu Sinnipriiden oeS alien Nn9eluS
Silelius cine neue Welt auf9e9an9en,
etn neuer @laube. -
Sinneno fab iie iett, tmo iene prit<
f~unssuo1en Sabre butter ibr lasen, auf
oen i4lidten, u%uaniebnlidlen 8ano in
ibren 9dnoen berab. Sn tim bate iie
ia Croft uno cine Inresuns gu 8eoanfen,
Die 1ie melt ~binaustrugen iiber Die mirfs
liden uno moraliiden &%erfermauern, in
oenen elm bespotilaer Wtue iie ~sefansen
bielt !; su ibm mar file sefiidtet, in n1a1z
den idneren Stunoen, ct bate ibr Die
&raft perlieben, ben unseliebten Wann
in ieiner &ranfbeit gu pflesen, ipofir
6srielbe file in einem Gnfa1 bon 8eue
nit leinem sansen 8eiie beoodte. Das
gud NOR ibr 8esleiter seblieben, als iie
,uieoer 3uridfebrte nad ibrem liebcn
6einfeloen, an Dem lire Su9enoerinnez
runsen binseu, NIT linn fam iie jeet,
nidt UNI aus oemielbeu Staff gu idOp>
fen, nur neil es ibrem @efiible Elm Ilnuz
let s.iporoen. l1nb iie fam nidt, bas
GeoddtniB iener finf Sabre, bic ibre
@be semdbrt, in 8itterfeit ooer Triumph
beraufsubeihtp0ren Der Sdleier Der
0ersebuns uno 8eriObnuns lag oi4t oaz
riber, uno er iolte nidt mebr a%eliftet
{; mn je 3uipeilen batten ie iid
Elm itiaes @eoenfen selobt - uum nidt
ii bermiitbis gu ueroen."
N~ortiebuns tolat.)
, 1875-08-17
Asenten %DerIanst!
Cast Adrift Cast Adrift!

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