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~n.ent post card~ may bear small labels showing the name and address of the sender ~t.nd
the addressee; and engravings and photographs o'n very thin paper mny be a8i:ied ~o tba
back and left hnnd half of the addre~>S aide, pro,riJed that they are complc!R.ly adi&I!Ten!.
Newspaper t:uttings may also be attached to the back and left band half of the address
side. A post card musL not be tlnclosed iu a. cover of any kind.
Cards bearing t.he title "Post Card,'' or its equivalent, are admitted M the r~•te for
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print~d Illlll ter, provided tllJ\t I bey conform to the general regulations respecting printed
papers : i.f they do noL conform either t.o these regulations or to the rules applieable
'to post uards the11 are lr~ated (.(8 le&r~.
Cards must be rn!lnufactured oi o:mlbo•lrd or paper of suoh co&Lsl$teuce llS not to
binder manipuhlliou.
(c). Printed Par,ers.-Tht' following t•re oon.~idered us Printed Pnpers, u.U JlliSS as such:-);lt'wspapers aud periodicul 'l"orks, book"S, pamphlelo, sheets of music,
visiting eards, addreS>l cnrd:!, proofs of printing will!. <>r 1vithoul the relative m~nuscript,
~ravings, photographo;, tond albulllll containius; photoOgrapbs, pictures, dr.'ll~llg11, plAns,
maps, Clit.alogueq, prospcctusM, adverti~ements and ooliceJ of vurious kinds, printed,
4lngr!1Ved, lithographed or rnim~?ogrtophed, !111.11 in ~ett«o'lll, ull irnpreS::~ioos or ~opies,
obtaiued upon rnpP.r, parchmcM, or c:~rdbouru, by rneau., uf printirt~;, engraviuq, lilho-
grliphy, autogrll.phv, or any other mech!llliMiproet!!<.'i eMy to recognise eJCcept tr!U\8fers
and the tVP•·writer.
Reproduction~ or u nl!lnu~cript or t)·pewlitt"n •>riginn.l. wh~r1 th~y are oblt~inetl by a
m.eclul.nice.l TMnifoltling proc.s~ fchronQgrapy, &c.\ ure l.re!ll.ed like pointeJ p!lpc•r.;; but
in ord~t· to p>l~ At the reduc<>rl po~~~gc, t h~$e re))l'fldll"t io••5 must ~~~ hrotU!ht to the
counter of a Post. Offit111 to tlw number of al INI'I twa~~1y cn11i~·. lm·r,~rl•t i Printed papnrs which hear any mnrk~ whatever cap~ble o£ con~tihlling a conventional
laugu~ige or, s' lms IJ.,en ruodi!io:J a!rer printing, cannot he sent nt the reclua~.d role llpfllic.\blc to printAld
matter.
His ullowed :-
(I) to arlJ in manus~ript, un pri11tro visi ing ctmh 11.nrl awl on Christm•lB ami New
Y.,ar c,.rd$ t.h.:ltdd.&·e~~ of the sender, hi~ 1 it ltl, ns well M ,,ny rorrnula or courtesy,
oxp1·c~q"~u in livr wordc u.t. most. or by ntct.\US of conveutioual init..in1~ \p.f., &-~,.);
(:!) to endosa the "copy" with corrected proofs, and ro make iu those proofs t>lt.era.-
tiou~ sn•l '\c.ldhiou;s cuncerncd with corrcctiou~, form, and priutin~;. In case of
wnnl<>f space t.htlS (3) to correct n.lso errors in printing in printt:rl docurnent.s ut her t.hn.n proof~;
(4) to iu•rrl or r.orrcct in rnazmscript or by a m~c!IJluicn.l proc-:ss figure~ in prices cur-
renr, fenders ror ndv~rt.is<:m••nts, ~rock >\DU shur~:~ li3t.:l tnurket quol.ation~, l.rllde
1
nir••uls.r& tiUU prospcdustl9, lL~ well 11.' tl.te l.r11veller's nt\me, rhe daiP.. time and
pla.re of h.is intended vi•it, nnd rhe address at whir:h he is at.aying. iu Lr"vellers'
,.,nnonn;·ement.•;
(5) t:o indicate in mnnu~cript. in advices of rh~ depnrt.ureg and arrivnls of ships, the
dil.te nrt and the ports of departure !lnd arr:val:
(6) to sdt! a writ ten d11di~n.lion con~isting -;imply of lift e:wre8$ion of rl'l:"lrd on books,
pamphlets, M1vspapcl'3, photot~;raph~, en~~:ruviu~s. sheets of mu.qi~, and in general
on all literary or arti~lic prorluctions, printed, engr>~.vetl, lithographed ur mineo-
grapbcd, as WPll as toO l'Uclose the rel:l.tive invoice;
(7) lo udd, in ma.nuaoript or by 11 mecbJJ.nical process, to cuttings from newspapers and
periodic~ls. the title, dntc, numbr;r, and address of t.be publicatiuu from which
the 1\rf.icle is extrncterl;
(S) in forms of ordf'r or suhscriplion for pJbliclltions, hooks, newspapers. engravings,
pieces 11f music, 111 indir.11te in manuscript the worka required or offered. and to
strike out or underline the whole or po.rt of th~ fJMited communic.ttioa>.
Address eardij and aU printoo m1~tter of the Corm and substance of no unfolded o~~ord
may be forwnrded without wrapper, envelope, fastening or fold.
The undermontioned articles nrc ll'xcltzded from trADsmissioo at the rate applicable to
printed papers>-
Postaga stamps, whUIIP-r ~blii.cruled or w1t. and in general llll printed p!lpers reprpscn~­
!ng a. monetary value. (These articles are subjec~ to the letter rate of postage.)
BlAnk paper, note pu.per or eovelopea (with or without printed address), ~~ond all othar-
uti(l!t!B of stMlonery pure and sirnple.