At is not often a' clock addresses a newspaper editor, but I, the Customs Clock, feel that the precommunication. with the other big follow coming to the Chinese Post Office on the other side of the creek. This one is a fine chap, they tell me, but talks rather too loudly, and very possibly will hava his tongue out out s0 as not! to disturb patients in the General] Hospital Well, sir, wherever send] mo I shall' no doubt. do my duty as heretofore.
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