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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-22
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Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical cure Of seminal Weakness or sper, ,tor.
rhcA, induced by Sot- Ahuse. Involuntary Emissions
Impotence, Nervous Debility, ana lmpediments 10
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tsge stamps.
Address the Publishers
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Cures Burns, Cuts and Bruises.
Cures Burus. Cuts and Bruises.

Sold By JAMES a JONES, Lancaster, Wis. Price soc
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Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For Scrofula, and all
scrofulous diseases, Ervsi-
pelas, Rose, or St. Antho-
nys Fire, Eruptions and
Eruptive diseases Of the
skin, Uleerations of the
Liver, Stomach, Kidneys.
Lungs, Pimples, Pustulcs.
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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1880-07-22
The HOLMAN
Facts for the Public!

The Stomach and
LfJcy aye the sourc-
es of zigor and
Reahb-if kept in 4
healthy condition.
There is no kno7yR
remedy that svili 50
promptly and eff
clcHlly insure .
heaitly STOMACH
and LIVER, and so
thoroughly iortify
the system against
, the sudden changes
\ ofour climate, as the
n wonderful. vltaltz.
B ing, health giving
n Holman Liner ana
II Stomach Pad. II is
lalso n sure PREFER
si7e Of disease. 20
notfaH 10 ny IL.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
THIRD EDITION
Congress Yesterday.

lathe U. S. Senate yesterday the bill
for the refunding to postmaster Of funds
for registered letters lost or stolen was re-
ported and placed on the calendar. Pend
Ing consideration Of bill to refund an
excess of taxes collected from an indi-
vidual, the morning hour expired, and
the rest Of the session was consumed in
eulogies on the late Senator Houston, Of
Alabama. After adopting the customary
post -moEtem resolutions, the Senate ad-
journed.
introduced Joint resolution reaffirmirg
the Monroe doctrine, and declaring that
any. canal built across the Isthmus OF
Darien, while open to all nations equally,
must be under the SPECIAL protection of
the United State. The resolution was
referred TO the Committee on Inter
Oceanic Canal. Reagan, from the Com
mittee on Commerce, reported bill 10
establish q Baord Of Commissioners OF
Interstate Commerce. He also reported
two other bills to regulate interstate
Commerce, which he said would be
offered as substitutes for that bill. All
were ordered printed and made the spe
cial order for the forth "Wednesday II
March. The Star Service deficiency bill
was passed, and goes to the Senate. Mr.
Morrison, of Illinois. introducing dutie:
in excess OF 80 per cent. ad valorem OF
articles specified in schedules A,B,C,k
In of section 2504 Of the Revise,
Statutes, and not subject TO internal re
venue TAX Adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
Local Lines.

A supper was given at the West
Presbyterian Church last evening,
which was a success financially. but
not a success as far as edibles went.
The S. p. c. C. contemplate hold
ing public meeting at no distant day
for the purpose of explaining the OBJ
jects of the association.
Rev. Mr.. Macarthur preached an
excellent sermon to large congrega-
ton last evening, in the Church of the
Covenant. Extra meetings are now
being held in the church every even
ing.
Miss Selma Borg, delivered a very in
teresting lecture on Finland, last even
ing, in the Wesleyan Female College.
The lecture was illustrated By means
Of stercoptican.
The p, W. & B. r. r. Co. have
purchased number of electric clocks
which viii be put up at various sta
hons along the Delaware r. r.
Bush & Warmers new steam tug.
Meteor" went out ON a trial trip yes
terday, and made the run from the
mouth of the creek to the Navy Yard,
Philadelphia, in one hour and fifty
five minutes.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
General Netcs.

The receipts of wheat in Chicago last
year we're 81, ,000, 900 bushels ,Oo0, ,0Q(
more than IN any previous year.
ain the Nova Scotia Assembly yester-
day, Mr.. Pugh, in moving the address in
reply TO the speech of the Lieutenant
Governor, spoke strongly against the
delay of tue Dominion Government
in the settlement of the fishery award.
The live stock exported from Canada
to Great Britain last year was valued al
$2,TSl, 600 against s21i7 SIS In 1878
IL is reported from the Souris coal
fields in Manitoba that q vein of coal
feet thick has been struck al q depth of
sixty feet
!. Navigation is now open between Pou-
ghkeepsle and New York.
The colored physicians Of Tennessee
met n Nashville yesterday and orgariZ-
ed State Medical Association, with DR..
u NJ. JAmison As President
Edwin r. Hayes, q clerk in the Dead
Letter office. In W Washington. was arraig-
red yesterday, for stealing $500 from Ger
tam letters de was committed ia de-
fauls of 5000 bail
II the Z. S. Court, at Trenton, n. j.,
y sieriay, Marcus +. Sacia, Francis
Allison, George NJ BAsford, Andrew J
Rark and Henry T. bradford we're pi &C
- on trial for attempting 10 defraud the
Tn ted 5 ates out OF 81 coo ,0o0, beqneafh
ed the Government by Joseph L. Lewis
81 H0o5ken. The tr.al will probably .asl
. couple Of weeks
Philip BOllE, aged 90 years, who hyed
alone in q hut near Milan, IND, was
found murdered IN his bed, on W -dnes-
day. William Strasinger, his nephew,
whose bout heels fitted NJ larks Leading 10
and from the hut, has been arrested. L.
l. supposed he committed the CRIME to
se>nre 10 bis family the farm aud money
Possessed b. the u1cls.
Thomas Smith was stabbed by Patrick
Callahan, al PitgSon, Pa, on Wednesday
evening. ant l. in a critical condition,
Callahan gave hinseh up to the po-
hos
Abn-r Lincoln. cabiuet maker. ad-
Fanced the wages OF has emplOyes TWEEN
~ per cent on wednesday.
Prof. s. D. GrOss has been elected
PresadenG Of the Board OF Trustees cfthe
Pennsylvania College of DeLtAl SUI
gerry.
The Jewish festival Of Purim Was oele-
brAted yesterday.
The ship Alexander Marhal. which
len New York for London on January
.sfhs with cargo OF petroleum, has
been ahansoDed al sea in a sinking con-
dIuon- The vessel was built by William
n webb, in lS5l al q cost Of $1,000.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
LOCAL TIME rAnLK
RATNs LEAVE YfI.MTNGroN


FoR PHILADELPHIA.-22l, 100, $40, 800
| ka6, T.Uh s.46. p. m. On sundays, 22l, h1v
q. M; A00. $50. e.lS y. m
FoR NEw YoRx.-2-2i 100, 1000, a. m;
lalS, na.ss. s.is. p. m. On Sundays, III
FoR BALr1MoRE AND wAsHIsGroS.-
1851. 2.0S, SIS, a. m. 1A52. Lea. sis, 7.u5
D. m. ON Sundays, la5l, 2l0 a IA.
FoR BALTIMoRK, bay Line connectionl
It's u, m. No Sunday trains.
Fok NEW CAsrLK.--600 .. Is. a. m; LILO
400. 6.Sl. d. m, No sunday trains,
FoR DELAWARE X. R-e.l5 a. M: LILO
d.So. p. m. No sunday trains.
FoR wILNINGroE a NoRTHERN X. r.
s.a, q. M; S.oO, $50 p. m. No Sunday
For DELAWARE WEsrKRH r.. R.-7.I5
lo.SO q. m: $50 p. IN. No sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE IN WILMINGTON
FROM PHILADKLPHIA.-l24s 203, $50
s.l0 q. m; l20S. l2t2, l.oe. 20, an, 6l3,
as, 7:oo. s@. lilo z. m; On Sundays, l2iS
From NKw YoRK.-2U3, $50, q. m. 12.i2
.o4, 6. II. o. p. m. OnSundays, ASA. m.
FROM BALTIMoRK--2l5, 9.SO, 957, a. IN.
l29S. h2.3z, 5.S6, s.Sd. p. m. On Sundays,
FRoM wAsHINGros.-2l5a a. m. 1903,
I2.S5, h36. 80 p. m.
FROM NEw CAsrLR.--s.5O, s.52, II.5Oa. M;
as. 6.45 p. m. No 81 nday trains.
NON Dkl-ANAkk II. h--o.Ou, ll.JO a. IN.
as p. m. No sunday trains.
FRoM MILMfNeroN a NoRTHRRN II. II.
$50, llS5 A m; as p. m. No Sunday
trains
FROM DELAWARE WESTERN r.. R--S.C0.
a. M: AIS, p. m. No sunday trains.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
PHILADELPHIA.
FROM BROAD STREET AND WAsHISGToN
ANEsUK-7.SD, s.O0, lO.SO, lli5 a. IN; l.S
800, 40, 5.l5. 500, 100, 9.45, ll.S0 p. IN. On
sundays, s.3O a. m; 500 9.i5, ll.SO y. m.
FROM THIRTY SECOND AND MARKET
SrREkrs.-1.SD. ll.S a. m. ~ 10. Az, y.
M; l.O a. m. On Sundays, I.U, 7.5O a. IN.
NorE-.-The black figures represent the
limited Express" on which an extra
hre IL charged.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
The Dakota Ineot.

A correspondent in yesterday 5
Herald suggested that instead Of sell
ing at its bullion value the gold ingot
contributed toward the Irish Famine
FUND by the EreRi.g Prsss, of Dead
wood We should give the charitably
disposed and others who may value II
as relic an opportunity to buy it.
The idea is good one. and we shall
keep 1t reasonable time with that
object in view. Its exact value is s.
"a. If any one wishes to become pos.
sesSed of 1t as a souvenir of the Irish
Relief movement of 1880 all he has "a
do is to send in his bid. 1t will be
given to him who contributes the
highest amount above its actual worth.
Herald.
As Mr.. Myron Cunm ng, a well-to-dc
c.tizen OF Woo.mans e, \. j., was d iv
ing yesterday morning past place where
me wood choppers were al work fell
ing trees, huge tree fell, killing him
and one OF his horses.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
The Times Attack on Sei'd'"
Bdydrd.
To the dItor OF the TINEs. 3

IL VI 0tt1A VI taiV AiAhN'
In this morning's.issue Of THE w
appeared an editorial rrlaiiye 10 oep'~
Bayards position in 1851. Which, al
ing from an Independent JOulnn,
one which has heretofore 50 sueIS srs
Opposed "reawakeDing st war ls ssr
aud q "waiying of the blOOdy .SM SS n
seems to me. and ! have no nVs sons
a large number of your reaucisi N
what Inconsistent AMI very Iaa't no
is worthy of an organ OF the mss ,npJ, MI
nounced type. That the Ne" I'm ,niavl
should stoop 10 such means 70 n
Mr. Bayari,s chances for thr Ifes ~, MI
NJ one will be surprised, DnI .arb s" col.
TIMEs should lend iiseh " W muAI
tempibla business Is mattfi ro,,hy II
regret. Your article was more "P3aIaaI
the Tribune or the Press or tue ~ rbs
But, thaak God, the lime Is pa NJ tAl
sue h appeals TO passions crraleu hal
war will have any effect upou amipdA
the most Ignorant or nhrI"ord g1I
partisans Mr.. BAyard's reco,S MS
bear as close scrutiny as that OF sDs ssDsssuoi
who has Deeh named I'D II IN h
with the Presidency, anu sh1 .Ss peopt
nominated 1 have no douo', ',,i,btu sfI
will elect Lim and tewald lao and 81
want, an honored statssnaa bis opr
honest man, regardless of Wha' p D. 4
ions were in 1861. OK 1880. I
MAHANoY CITY, Pa, Feo' 70 wv !,
Those men who were turhGu i, Hays,
the New York Custom housc ~ II
aud Sherman in a moment o. 'a net w
vice reform enthusiasm, can ssustG
much vindication, it seems. rOlecttr
Conkling has picked out =. EA-. A.. COrusl
Arthur and Ex-Naval once n,'ta.so spd
for delegates-at-large to 1l''o't a stated
Secretary Sherman isn't III
hurrah about it. :.
FouR Republican mennO''D ''',D,mssIrs
Louisiana Senate have gov I'D v
iuto trouble by signisg lne ,,Og upS'
he United states Sena'e reneo'I "d has
the Legislature of their s'ate % au1 bsuG
been suspended. They will An0'
next time.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
Latest Cable Nescs.

LONDON, Feb. y, 1850.
The injury to Cardinal Newman, re-
snlting from his fall, is trifiing.
Four mans, an Aus rian and sew.
erAl Frenchmen have been expelled
from LombArdy a. dangerous revolu-
uonists.
The Parisian Moniteur announces the
arrest OF PruSsian officer while taking
views Of the Bessu Redonb,. He WA
conveyed to RheimA
The Daily News Paris correspondent nj
denies that Hartmann has confessed
that he was engaged in the attempt on
the Czar's.hfs ~ Moscos.
The Very Rev. Charles william Rus
sell, ID. D., president Of 81. PAtricks
College. Aaynooth, ireland, since Is5I,
Is dead, AZ the age Of sixty-eight
The Daily News St. Petersburg cor
respondent hears that Prince Dondou-
xon korsakof will succeed Genera'
hehkon a. temporary Governor Gen.
eral Of Kharkof.
Prince Bismarck has submitted TO the
Bondesraih . railway law, q bill for the
creation OF railway council and bill
Tor constituting railway court Tnese
measures, u Is expected, will be sub
mitted to the Reichs'Ag al its next ses-
sion
Mr.. P. Lorillards brown gsldin< Pa
role laeedl, three-yea lid chestnut nily
Sly Dance. and three-year-old chestnut
colt Wallenstein are among the accept-
ances for the race for the Liverpool
Spring Cup, which will take place II the
Liverpool Spring Meeting, on Friday,
March 10.
A despatch from Coustautinople to
the Times says -" An aide-de-camp t.
the Sultan has been taken into custody
for completely With the Greek who was
arrested for having an Internal machine
IN his possession. The affair appear 10
have been . conspiracy against the Sui
tan's hfe."
The Times Paris despatch says that
letters from the best sources in Berlip
state that Prince Hohenlohe, Ger,nan
Ambassador 70 Paris, was summoned TO
Berlin, not only to vote tor the Army
VII put 10 have post created for him
com sining the functions of Foreign
Minister with other existing fuDctions,
and that, consequently. Primo, Hoher-
lone wiii not return 10 Paris
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
For TGid

Double Loaded Artic,o,
ier- journal. 'e IN LOulsyln.o
single exception, the Dem, .nat Ma|
can can elect no individual dusilnIpsIati: plti:; u
the the United States this s' vsi vrsresidat
lanl;s. lilde1. That single exssn,,..q ssa, SqI|
candidate can namedby Mr., TYiIpdIll0n
our fixed opinion that , We illden. oa,
tam a ticket in the field y II sii'allnot@3
less i be headed or r hea,tiIHn siH week. !
oy Mr.; Tilden. We nav fy sappN|
as within our positive SDau.It' ,uIIt1era
MIR. Iilden does not seek ek'V,x%ledgst ,%S .
ton, but that he is castion 'nS q 9eai' q
=, some one who may lift the natS about
the canvass from his sbomIOoOu H OuIdeaI
sacrificing the party. IHiueF If Es ", vilAI
IN achieving the misfoltunnoV az y saccss ! \
one the party will lose r r.tl Vl Ind Y
gain by the transfer. If '.nei
take Tilden we are fools = !, We d
nim we are towards. Ana it's Te oe'
to a passage at arms. he - ana y Il Cog
among Democratic leader a"u ~, only
squadron in the field. caa Y
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27

WALL STREET Stocks
we're very active and feverish, opening
weak, rallying later and falling OF
AGAIN before the close. Closing prices
generally we're . trifie lower than the
opening figures. Money on call was
quoted At s To 6 per cent until the after
noon, when il loaned down to ) per cent
upon good stock colla'eral. Govern
msnfs made fractional advance. State
securities were neglected, and railway
bonds were irregular and active. Ex-
change was steady.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
The Children Disposed of

The children of Edward Doughertv.
Who was charged before NJ ayor AIImo I'd
last evening on complaint OF the S. PC
C., with cruelty beating them, were sent
for this morning, aud will he disposed Of
this afternoon. Neil. the oldest, aged Is
hopes to be we'll enough oO Monday to
go TO work at Charles Baird,s moroceo
factory. Mary, aged twelve, and Nellie
aged nine, will be placed in ST. Peters
Orphans Asylum. Edward age ter. and
Charles, five, will find a home In ST.
James Orphan Asylum. The youneest
child, will he placed in the hands OF a
suitable guardian.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
Gen. Cameron Southern Re
buff.

AND WHAT HR SAYS OF HIS RECENT
TRIP-THE SOUTH AND GENERAL
6RASr-sHERMAN's WORK.
HARRISBURG. Feb. a.-Simou Came.
ron, Col w. w. Jennings. Major LAne
). ID art, WIN. Calder and Theodore q H.
der, have returned from their rip 10 the
south. The party had intended to re-
main longer but General Cameron WAS
lndlsposed and changed his mind, A
Trend with VIII ON be has convened say,
hat the elder Cameron did not find the
Grant sentiment in the South a. strong
as be ani>ipated, because che Southern
people are becoming frightened al the
Northern cry Of "ImPerialism." The
south does not want such a strong gov.
ernment and they look upon IL As q di-
rect insult 10 their loyalty aud patriot
ism. Gen. Cameron was kindly and
conrteously treated but be met with sew.
eral rebnfts 10 bolstering up the cause OF
Grant- The Southern people are becom
ing tired OF hearing the Northern cry
.nat q strong man Is needed TO smlte the
head OF black rebelhoB should IL again
appear. Gen. Cameron's trip was not !
success po lin cally speaking. Mr.. Sher
man Is doing considerable quiet Work in
the South
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
DEeIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFIU
&aE Iaar1af


New Castle Co.. Ieo. II 1881.
Upon The application OF samuel hanbv.
AdmlnistratSr OF John Osborne. /; q a.
brAndywi Hundred, IN said county de-
Ceased II Is oruered aud directed by M.
heslster tASt the Administrator Aforesaid
give notloe OF granting OF letters OF a.
mlnlstrallon upon the estate OF lhe deoeas-
eu, Win the date OF granting thereof. by
causing advertisements TO be posted with.
IN iorty days from the date OF such letters
In slx OF the most public places OF M
county OF New Castle, requiring all per
sons having dem ands against the estate IA
present the same or abide by an act on A.
semoly IN sueh case made and prov lde,i
ana also cause the same TO Dc inserted
Hltnln The same period in the pAT-.Y
0AzkrrKi q newspaper pu blishel IN vii
MiOeton. and 10 be continued therein tn re-
weeks, cod.
tl Given under the hand and seal
l.. B. oFoftice of tue Register Aforesaid.
49, at New Castle. in New Castle
county. Aforesaid, the day and year above
Wfi'oen- >. 1. bIGGS. Register.
NOTICE
All persons having CLAIMS agalnst the Va
ote OF the deceased. must present the same
duly sttested, 70 the Administrator on Of
before Feb. IL, lSsl, or abide the Act ~
Assembly In such case made and proyid.
eo- SAMUEL HANDY.
Administrator.
Aooress, Claymont, Del. febl4-eod5w
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
FIFTH EDITION.
naath Of MRS. NlerrIhew.

Mrs. Sarah Merrihew, widow Of the
late Capt. Joseph p. Merrihew, died at
Eve O'clock, this morning, after hnger-
ing illness, At her residence, No. 300
French street, in the 18th year Of her
age.
Mrs. MerIihew was the daughter OF
Rev. John Hagany, a local Methodist
preacher, who was once City Treasurer
of Wilmington, and died in 1S43. She
was sister Of Esquire George 8.
Hagany.
A few days ago this pious lady was
informed by her physician that she had
but "a hours to live. She then called
her family around her and gave them
all some advice and bade them each
goodbye.
She was born near St. Georges, New,
Castle county, Delaware, aud came to
Wilmington when only years O ID. 81 Q
has resi- led here ever since. She was
married to Capt. Merihew In 1877, who
died on the 30th day OF last March. Three
sons and daughter comprise the re-
naming members of the family, the for
mer being Capt. John Merrihew. OF the
Flanagan Line Of tugs, James Merrihew,
Gepi Supt. of the Western Union Tele-
graph Co., amt George Merrihew, eni-
ployed In the Philadelphia office Of this
company.
Mrs. Merrihew Joined the Asbury NJ +.
Z. Church, under the pastorate OF VIM.
W. Williams. In 1915, when she was hut
fourteen years old, aud has been con
sisteBt member ever since During all
her life she enjoyed remarkably good
health, but on she second OF last Febru-
airy she broke her left arm by fall, ana
from this aAofAane l-e
ended only with her death. She will be
buried tomorrow afternoon.
The Puerm BAN.
The first annual bah under the
auspices of the Montifiore Mutual
Society, took place last evening in
the dancing academy of A. s. Web
ster. The affair was quite social
event among the Hebrews of this city,
as there were number of lady and
gentlemen visitors from Philadelphia,
Chester, West Chester, Dover and
other places. The dresses of the
ladies were very fine, some of the
dresses being particularly rich. The
large room was crowded with friends
of the association who were present
for the purpose Of witnessing the
promenade, but who afterwards par
ticipated in the festivities of the even
ing. The grand promenade COM
menced at Q. 30 O'Clock led by Master
of Ceremonies, Meyer l.. Kahn and
lady. They were followed by about
fifty couples. After the march dane
ing commenced in earnest, and was
continued until an early hour in the
morning, During the evening supper
was provided in the new lecture room.
The occasion was one that will be
long remembered by those present.
The Greenbdck Increment.
A few remaining Greenbackers of
this city, met last evening, in the
third story back room Of the Lieber-
man Building, for the purpose Of dis
cusslng the situation, and TO endeavor
to form permanent organization for
the Fall campaign. This they failed
to accomplish owing TO the small
number present. Resolutions, were,
however, adopted, attaching them
selves to the Greenback Union Labor
Club. After remarks by some of those
present, in which they spoke of the
general down troddenness' of the
laboring classes, the meeting adjourn
ed to meet at the same place ON next
Thursday week.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
Funeral Of james M. Williams

The funeral of James NJ. Williams,
who died in Kansas on the 18th inst.
took place yesterday Afternoon from tn.
residence of his mother, No. POS Wash
ipgton street. and was very largely at
tended: About forty members OF the
Fame Hose COMPANY, and twenty mem
hers of the Chr sty Senate, attended m a
body.
The fire department furnished eipb,
carriages. The services were conducted
by Revs. George II. Latimer, formerly
OF Calvary T. +. church, and DR.. Frosi.
of Trinity Chapel.
SOcidbie.
Last evening the choir OF st. Paar,
Nj. Z. Church, spend very social tine
at The residence of Rev. DIR. Caldwell
80 west Seventh street. Resides The
ehoir number of the members OF III
ehnrch were present. Refreshments
were served at 10 O'Clock, and mpI
1nsfice was done TO the tempting yiands.
Az lo 80 the guests departed for their
bones with pleasant recollections OF the
happy event.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-27
rs

obtained for new inventions, or tor i'm
provements in old ones. Caveats, and all
patent business promptly attended To,
iNNENIlONS THAT HAVE BEEN
hkJECIED may still. in most cases, be
patented oy US. Being opposite the u. S.
BUSINESS EXCLU>fNELY, we can se-
cure patents In less time than those who
are remote nom washington and who
must depend upon the malls in Ali trans.
actions with the Patent Oifice,
When inventors send model or sketch
We make search in the Patent Once and
advise as 10 its patentability free or char0e.
correspondence confidential, prices low
and NJ CHARGE UNLESS PATENT is
OBTAINED, 40
We refer 10 Hon. .Postmaster-Geueral ID.
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