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Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
TlaE POSTAL SYSTEM.


1keCOm1 111eMuSIl0u4 1n the p0St1n0S - Q re
Generals Report.
The Postmaster-G Generals report is
full of valuable data, and bristling with
recommendations. lie renews his ref
erence to the inadequate compensation
for the railroad service. especially as
the public convenience demands the
use of postal cars. This branch OF the
postal service has, during the last fiscal
year, been extended over 3,l74 miles
additional. The entire postal service
demands the employment of 254 clerks.
II special agents. TOO route agents. l56
mail route messengers, and 9S local
agents, while the railroad branch alone
employs go route clerks.
There are alsosovcr 81 900 postofiices.
During the last fiscat'Seal the money
order system has been greatly extend-
ed, 376 Offices having been established.
The amount transmitted through,
money orders has been $4S,5l5.532.
against $42, ,l6l ! llS--an increase OF $6.-
35LIl4 In this connection the inter-
national system is also shown to be
working well. though slowly. and ref
erencc is made to a previous reeom-
mendation in relation 10 the establish
ment OF a postal savings bank system.
The English statistics given show. ii il
claimed, thatno decrease in the depos-
its OF savings banks has followed from
the organization Of the postal bank
system, but that, on the contrary. both
increase.
II is suggested that the Government
savings deposits afford better test OF
what the wages class accumulate. as
the amount to be deposited is limited,
and unlike the ordinary savings bank
the depositor cannot distribute large
in different institutions in Or
der to secure the better interest given
to encourage thrift. Reference is made
to the Immediate popular demand for
the penny postage cards, authorized by
an act OF the last session, but which
could not be supplied because of the
failure Of Congress to appropriate any |
MONEY TO get them made, aud the pro-
hibition by general law Of the former /
practice OF entering into contracts in |
of appropriations to be
made for their payment.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
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1t is stated that pork packing has
been losing business for the last
three years, and that the prospects of
the present season are not much bet
ter. The ST. Louis Democrat gives a
detailed statement Of an actual enter
prise taken from the books of Cole
Brothers, of that city, which may well
shake the confidence of packers else
where. The business was done at St
Joseph, No.. last year. The number
Of hogs slaughtered was IS, 1877, costing
an average of s36414 per 100 pounds,
gross. The entirereceipts from hams,
shoulders, sides, mess pork, lard, offal,
grease, &c, are all taken into account,
and the loss on the whole operation is
set down at sl3l93.sO. This is not
encouraging as steady business.
The gentleman who contributes the
above figures, also gives his idea of the
spresent statue ofpacking operations
We quote:
Mr.. Starkweather took one hog,
weighing gross 262.S0- 100 pounds, and
net 210 N-l00 pounds, as the basis Of
calculation. He pays for this hog 81
cents per poudd gross, making the cost
1913. To this he adds M.6T for ex-
penses attending the manufacturing of
it into saleable product. He assumes
that this viii yield 2S.52-1o0 lbs sweet
picked hams, 3332-100 pounds dry
salted shoulders, 735S-l0O pounds of
clear sides, 32.S5-l00 pounds of lard,
3.33-l00 pounds Of yellow grease, aud
20 cents worth of hair, bristles and of
fall. This product Mt market rates,
will produce, he claims. $ll.05, and re-
turn 70 the packer profit of 20 cents.
Tins is certainly small margin, and
If the prices Of the product do not inn
prove, 1t would seem that the price Of
live hogs must fall below $3.50 at their
destination, or the packegs must do
business for nothing and find them
selves.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

= shc cASUW0f0c0e e019SlOaa Oh k0eI0W0 Log
In order that our readers may un-
derstand what the Legislature laid out
g. do atsits adjourned session this win.
ter, we publish TIE resolutions passed
by that body atits last regular session.
providing for the adjourned session
Be 1t resolved 6y the General Assem-
bly Of the State of Iora, That the Gen.
eral Assembly will adjourn on the 23d
inst, IL a. m. until the third Wednes-
day In January next.
Nothing shall be considered by the
General Assembly at the adjourned
session, and no bills passed, except the
code, unless by unanimous consent.
No mileage shall be allowed the
members at such adjourned session.
Z No per diem shall be allowed the
members at the adjourned session, ex-
cept for the full time in which the
General Assembly shall be in actual
session.
Provided, Such adjourned session
shall not continue more than thirty
days from the day it convened.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

/ 1t is now rumored that tho quarrel
between Gould and Smith. in connec-
ton with the Northwestern e corner, =
was bnt "blind;" or In other words,
that the two rascals "agreed to disa-
gree " in order to "put up job ? on
Uncle Daniel Drew, and squeeze cou-
pie Of million Of dollars ont of him.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

One Of the most profitable AZ well As
interesting kinds Of business for wo-
man is the care OF bees. In recent
agricultural report It is stated that ono
lady bought four hives for 9lO, and in
five years she was offered tl,5OO for
her stock, and refused it as not enough.
In addition to this increase of her CAP.
ital, in one of these five years, she sold
p hives and 40 pounds of honey.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

New Workers think It Il now pretty
well established that George Peay, the
missing Kentuckiau, has abscondcd,
probably to South America, with
considerable sum intrueted to him nj
Louisville to settle New York obliga-
tions. But the ST. Louis Republicans
says: ut Is certainly hard enough for
= gentleman to 60 to New York and
be swallowed up in that maelstrom Of
wicked humanity, leaving no trace be-
hind but when in addition to losing
his life in some unknown place and
manner, his reputation is blackened in
such shameful and unjustifiable style,
irreparnble insult is added to injury.
Men of the standing and antecedents
which Mr.. Peay is said to have. do not
often run away with female adventure
ers, walk into the river and drown
themselves, steal *4,70O and emigrate
or 60 to South America and say moth
ing about it. Such unauthorized sup
ositions are worse than ridiculous. I'm
til unmistakable evidence is produced
TO the contrary, il is entirely safe 10
presume that Mr.. Peay has met his
death 1t the hands OF some OF the in
Vulnerable villains who infect New
York, and being dead, common decen-
cy dictates that his memory should be
sO0red,
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

Henry II. Blood, banker at II Wall
street, has been arrested on an allega-
ton Of fraud IN connection with the
Rockford, Rock Island u st. Louis r.
X. Co. Bail was fixcd at 100000,
which he had not obtained ct last ac-
counts.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
J : --7l1''--'---'----
A Model OF Breyfty.

Secretary Stewards will, which wa.
written by his own hand, at Pekin,
China, Nov, 5, 1870, is a model of clear
ness and breyity, reading as follows:
In tho name Of God, Amen. 30
!, William H. Seward, of Auburn.
do make, ordain, publish, and declare
this my last will and testament, hereb,
revoking all former wills by me made.
Flrst--I devise, grant, and bequeath
in fee simple, in equal shares to my
three sons, Augustus, Frederick, and
William, the house and real estate in
Auburn in which dwell.
Second-I give, grant, devise, and
bequeath in fee simple absolute all my
remaining estate, real and personal, in
equal shares, to my said three sons and
my adopted laughter, Olive r. Risley,
daughter of my old friend, Harrison 4.
Risley.
Third appoint my son, William
II. Seward, and my adopted daughter
the said Olive, executor and executrix.
IL 81 WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
oTTUMwA wAPELLO COUNTY
=. - -
Tho week or Prnyer. /,

Il WI -
The officers Of the different branches
Of tho Evangelical Alliance, have issu.
ed their annual programme of topics
for the week Of prayer, extending from
January 5, 1873, to the 18th. The fol-
lowing are the sdbjectsaeiccted:g
Sunday, January, 5.--Sermons. Sub
ject. The foundation, security, aud
universal extension Of the Christian
Church, asssttfl3ft 3s8}@6sS3s,.s f8
Monday, January 6.--Dev0ut ac-
acknowledgement. Remembrance +, of
Gods mercy to the nation, to families,
and to the churches; proyidential and
spiritual blessings to ourselves, confess
sion IF sin. y
Tuesday, January 7.-Prayer: For
Christian churches, their increase In
love, activity and fidelity to truth, and
the clearer manifestation Of the unity
in the faith for ministers, missionaries
and eyangeists. a1
"wednesday, January S.Prayer: !:
For families, fbr sons and daughters
Of Christian parents; for blessing ON
home influence, and on the services
and ordinances of The Church of God
for schoole, colleges, and universities:
for children at sea, or i'm foreign lands,
for young men in business, and profes-
siOns !; for servants; and for all In sick
ness and tribulatioh.i sst ,A sS.
Thursday, January 9.--Prayer For
nations for kings and all in authori-
ty !; for the maintainancc Of peace for
an increase Of righteousness = for the
spread of religious liberty; for the
growth OF profound knowledge; for
contentment concord, and good will
Of all classes; for the discernment of
Gods hand in national judgments, and
for the removal Of immortality, intern-
perance; and the sins (which are re-
proaeh to any ype0ple," 5ss 55sa ef
Friday, January 1O.-Prayer: For
mankind: for the circulation Of the
Holy Scriptures, and the spread of
pure litevature;- for the overthrow OF
all kinds of tyranny and oppi ession !;
for the removal Of every form or anti
Christ; for all prisoners and captives,
and for the increase of that kingdom
which is Righteousness, peace and Joy
in the Holy Ghost" -
Saturday, January u.-Prayer: For
Sunday Schools; tract and other relig-
eous societies: for the raising up and
and the sending forth Of amore labor
ers into His harvest = and for the re-
moyal of hinderances to the spread .of
the Gospel and the conversion of the
world. ~ kas
Sunday, January l2--Sermons 4Let
the whole earth, be filed with his glo-
ry. Amen, and Amcn.'
= 80 h
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

An indianapolis swain returned his
marriage license with mot consum.
mateds written on the back Of 4, and
sppease quits crestfallsn when the
N1a1Aa desli1sd 10 rsfand ~ Ssonsy.
i ~ - aesuneak q !
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
Vote In Hewa S,ities.

The Des Moines Republican publish
es the following as the vote of some of
the principal cities In Iowa. The vote
at least, of Dubuque, was a very light
eOsa &N
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

At meeting Of the men interested
to a large degree in iron in Penn
sylyania, held at Pittsburg, the price
Of nails was reduced so cent per keg
and iron put down sl2 per ton.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

Coal at st. Paul, Mimi, Il oniv eix-
teen douars per ton. wood scarce, and
cold weather IN great abundance.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

very many skirts of promenade
dresses are now laid in kilt plaits the
entire LENGTH These are generally OF
cashmere, mertno, or some other soft
material, which is not liable to cut.
over these the polonaise is worn, but
toned 70 the waist or confined the en-
tire length with velvet bows. M
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
81 EAe M4RtA Car1lAnA 8euatof.
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s,actad sor. San {. tnr l,,si i,nn !, III. a.... Th,
-. - !, - - Z
ca,,t v,o,ents ra,,o, r,,d.. afa,,,.; !, J,
\ 1~,,sas.,. ~, 80 J, "a "
iSSclsssvaVsaYe,) Who rah 1or Uovernol
against Caldw0ll, (Rep.,D and was de
featcd aud sena,nr poo,a 1p.n, !, ~,
.-x.s ~, rl -
PRESENT iucumDen' Dy means 2
! gerrymandering the State the Demo
crafts carried the Legisiature at the las
election, though the Republicans had
several thousand majority on the rem.
er., aictet il the stst.. Th,. a.tsstA,,
Poole, so the Republicans, after sever.
Ial days voting, on Senator ala ths
-.g. !. .,...s.. -.
noAs Doss allhs taley coulu ana deieat'
ed the violent ranting old rebel Vance
bv electine Merrim.n 81 :. a., - Tho ~
feet Of the result Senator Poole tele-
graphs as. follows: ~ 's.s3 \ Y. I.
An. p. ~ = -. ! 's
~. h.~ .i.sa..Us i..S1, ~. ~, Doc 2. !.
LegislAtnrs BY slecting Merriman.
LIE Dlo1s y me poWer 0L she Demo-
t.ss,ss.. s1s auu Dlings me NJ vaIuSDie ana con-
Ioi.ng ciems1ss IN me tStaee over 20
rejoicing over the victory. Siil
97 r7rr-o.. - q
ssaS N.s. ms. 49,. {, a', t'
NAshvALLh, Aehn., Ices :. \
The Electoral College met to-day
Hendricks, or Indiana, for President.
and Gratz Brown for Vice President.
Mr. Gordon, OF Mowry, was chosen
messenger to carry the vote to WASH
... 81
ANNAPOLIS, Md, Dec. 4. =.
The Electoral College met to-day
and cast unanimous vote for Hem
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

n The Chicago 1ri6nue stood alone in
ufgag Greeley electors to vote for
Hratz Arown for President. Having
once : set their faces in that direction,
.hc 1''ssne would doubtless, on the
aeeease ofssch man Of character, I'LL
MS place withs.'. opposite type.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

immigration statistics show large
Increase OF arrivals at the port of New
YORK during the current year. The
total number or arrivals for the year is
z32,2D, nn Increase Of 63,5S2 over last
year. Nationalities are not given, but
without doubt, large proportion are
from Gei'many and Ireland, with an
increase over former years from Scam
dinavia and France.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12


oA1es~a RsSsr efs stAs tounty.
.sioAaokal Paper Of ths oity. i
e aT ma MSS
430 FIR YlAR IN ADVANCE.
"a -. 4 .x.z.zs1o g. szx 1orrrs. y :,
sss c2ss:s re: o5is. 5Sissst and SEQ
sla MY sUMHnnr Hovr.
1hsgnoye Of Senator sumner to have
stfiikSn from III aags and ffom the
art6y record, the names OF Ill battles
Of the rebellion, We suppose to be, an
iuportant conciliatory movement &C.,
cofding to the view taken by the sena-
tor Upon what grounds he bases this
visw, We are At loss to divine. We
look upon It -as trining play upon
real reconciliation; thing when
aceonPiished amounting to ! simple
empty conformity to requirement
which r sterile Of fruits for good, If
not IA fact productive ofpositive harm.
1t seems TO % that from the earliest
inception Or declaration Of the Divine
truth !" that all men are born free and
equal endowed BY their Greater with
certhin inalienable rights; among
which Are life, liberty, ana the pur-
suit Of happiness, there Il not q
s s'1sss'o' s.hglo apRfopfiase
s.nssss ss y s..s 8 s-...,. 49,. ~. uons -
a,"..-. .s !. = 'Ils s4usn 'nss snou'o %
'lSsssu i1ol sny Socoro.s Fsz
y ioMy WITHIN the last twenty
years that there has grown up In this
nati4nasa oonsidesNbly prevalent feel
inG IT, regard It - light thing to In
suit IL national banner and trampls It
underfoot "A few years ago any citi-
zen sof this country who would In any
assemblage Of our people anywhere
fronl h g 4 bean, or from tho
0reas @ 1es g tiis sui, have hauled
do esas Amefaean, tlaes q an nslndig-
nlsy Isl Wonla naye been ieit
ous RloC!Ous 81. ioW H0uenss 70 make MS
Pc 49, : 80 y. M VOC. heyerence for
snetapaneE etsw iukeMafm for years
under Me pllefnl lnnnence Of Slavery,
ana Mnsity me ncndisn i,ate Of It trail-
ed ~ tns3ho dust. SIS ss.d's ssss. .sssss
NJ this dishonorinr AZ fha sf,aw ~
1aNi, aa,sK..1;sia s.....l ,s,4,.
- s,,sa = 80. 2. Z. swss J. sashouOloo tao
equsnsy sOi Al snen was denied ana
tho only difference between the princi-
pie involved in the strueele upon The
heiE,lfs of s4.;Si,..s ff,iI : i1rn. 8, ..ss.I
S1uass 1T - - Il 80 -. ". 80 !" =.
snu IurktoWn, snd tnst cohtested ZOE
at Ohtc4l10pg6 v S6urf and Gcttys- |
burga VA ii the degree of the recor-
r;t,cr - ,ee ~. ,r.I;.nsh,. ,,..h...s.-.
~, 49, .aS So. ~, - ll.au .sa.
IN Ne FORMER y Mas 8 Ne taxation With I
out representation, In the latter It was
: government Nv the whole naonle vs
2 government by Slave aristocracy and
involving the preseryation OF the
Union. In the first struggle, tens Of
housands Of the Co!onists. were on the
aida !. ar the Crown hnt II xvaa ma
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12
WAsHlNeToS. Dec &.

Harris. intro 0dGcedlA q bill for the pay
In,ent OF ofproperty destroyed during ~
rebellion by authority or the govern
ment.
A resolution was adopted calling on
the Sec'y Of War for information ~ to
the probable cost OF ship canal from
the Mississippi near its mouth to deep
water in the Gulf OF Mexico.
Dawes from CoMmittse Of Ways and
Means reported bill abolishlng the
offices Of Assessor and Assistant A.
SCISSOR OF Internal Revenue, and trans
ferring their duties 10 Collector and
Deputy Collectors.
SENATE.
On motion OF Frelinghuysen the
Senate suspended the rule requiring
the election of Chairman Of Standing
Committees by ballot, and the Stand
Ing and Select Committees were then
elected.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

4. Louis papers have Dragged we'll
!ous last they saccumb and own IN
~ sey have the epizoot good.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

Mrs. John F. Cleve,>sd, sister of
Iprace Greeley, lies very daAserouslv
Nm New York.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

The poor old New York Tribune
bears the marks Of strange footsteps
and these steps bear tho impress of a
puerile, unreliable, unstable, weak
hesitating, falsifying reckless foot
pad. Criticising Schuyler Confax's
newspaper article, entitled: aDoes
calumny pay !" an article In which the
writer deals in no partizan spirit, but
discountenances calumny, whether
used By ono party or the other.
tle Tribune launches forth in a TRADE
d invectives against the Republican
erty, for the abuse it alleges was
leaped upon Greeley during the cam
tAign, closing by saying that 1t was
ruthfnl and retailed no slander and
% abuse. The Tribune had much
Ietter have let some one else, than
tself sing It's praises for truth, veraci-
~ and the non use Of abuse. We do
not care to, and will not rehash proofs
b what we deem the ungentlemanly,
srilla and lying warfare, pursued by
- Tribune. The country knows Its
srse, Its readers are well aware Of
m'Nsgement and they have gener-
p!osslnced . terrible Judgment
p - y ABANDONING it BY tens 81
nsands and chiefly bcosuse q Il.
ity, is abuse s,thnrt 1sr.s A. - - Z,
noss. : ,I'ss' 80 - i'' - : =
the Iri6xas peopi., M, 1. ...;..
with the record, that .,.'h:.a,
gment Of the futare shall iau'as.u ).
in regard to its eouise in flss',. tn -.
ppaign. then will they " satisff1s.s' sfss
) III the record accorded y some q
g most unscrupulous, unreliAle an,
busive Journals the country n pro
need.
The opposition in the late camlk 10,
pmmenccd and kept up the Il
br months In one Of the most v
2sQ eorrupt and scandnlous attacks up|
5ssSs tbs public and private life of Genel
Grant and his Cabinet, that was ey
Ill witnessed. The most casual read
!; knows this and he knows further, Il
Ill this was borne and replied to In |
: main, In calm and dignified mani
kby the proof Of its falsity. The I
- that the opposition made their |
bat certain by the enorpity and ext
II their abuse and Justification, 9
10 secured victory from the spar
- made Of abuse among Rspubi'
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

The Danbury News says : Norwalk
butter parts its hair in the middle.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

AnsAblic debt reduction during
ovsmAr w& 9l,l9S,290.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1872-12-12

The Electoral College met to-day
and cast the vote Of the State for Gov.
Hendricks, or Indiana, for President,
and Gratz Brown for Vice President.
Mr.. Gordon, or Mowry, was chosen
messenger to carry the vote to Wash
ington.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
Medical.


. I''''f' a.
rhe wstery selstIoa % the Healing Bal
Ut. sanilo Gums. ... i
process discovered and Patented September a. Isl.
rational rymsdyfor all such complaints require
slroaE dislnfeotAnt agent, which also Possesses
healing psopertiea. ..#.
CLINIOAL BOROBALsAMINRl
Ouraa skin DISEASES tsttsr, salt Thsum old sorea etc.
CLINICAL. BOROBAIg8AhIINE!
Cures leuaorrh0a. onAena. oatArh. ......
~ CLINICAL BOROBALSANIINRi
HsAla wounds. uloers, barua. .r d..
CLINICAL. BOROBAIlsAMINK!
Y seothlng. el.sn.isf. sod I.pldlY he.iins u hst
1900. !, no sEcRfT.
: sCEfuCEI HUlfUBK1szHfEKI
tkKfrActn from lettera
TIT 4 grand aohievument In pharni osutioAl chan.
sy. and 4 not strange that ths medical anA den
q Jour BoRoB kLsKMINk over he alcoholic and
fAily MIXTURES harotoforo poyod This Il the frat
healing .ntiesp.io hAvo seen 70 which o6ieeton
able properues attAoh, ID p. HlokIIEot
.DHAA sIa; have given yogr oLIRIoAL BQRo.
bAISAnINk thoroaFh and sAtisfaetorI trial sd
treatment q indolsnt ulcers, oHAsna oatArrh, sto
have horstoiors prescribed sAibolio add
but IL vey pheasant odor wa serious objection
70 their use. Your BOROnAlSAhIHK, on the con
tam, pleasant And odoriferous, And IL antioepti,
bsSp using Il Ia an sIOollont dl.lnissIsnl
PnoS. osoIn oIDuuno. Z .s i'0 W H. - -
~ROR0pAlAAMIHK Il rold % ali Druggists
and e ne P1neipsl Depot Ne W street north
oa4B. sroTr 90, AEsnts
Il dedB OLDnBnGa a. 90.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-01-13
DE-. o. THn
BALrIMORn LOOK HOAPTrAI.
once . sSalh Rredsrtok street.

DE-. JOHrsEONo sEm -.-.
BALFmORn LOOK HOAPIrALs XII
Omoe south Frodertok street
From bis sstsnslss pFeotios IN the Great Hospitals o.
kaEOpe ed US fIsl IN VI. eeantTi, was knslAad
siT,is ;His q, 81 iSisR psEs 4 NE ssa o
A oURKWARRAnrRD IN two DAYS
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