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REGULATIONS. 5
ment post carcL! may bear smull labels showing the name and address of the sender and
tb.e addressee; and engravings and photographs on very thin paper may be atli.'l:ed Lo th.•
back and left hand half of the address side, provid.ed that they are complel.eiy atlhll!'ent.
Newspaper <:uttings may also be attaahed to the back and left hand half of the addreas
side. A post card must not be enclosed iu a cover of any kind.
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Cards bearing t.h.e title "Post Card, ' ot· ita equivalent are admitted at llie rate for
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.Printed mat.ter, provided that. they conform to the general regulations respecting printed
papers: if tltey do not conform either to these regulations or to the rules applicable
-to post cards lhe11 are treated Wl lelf.er~.
C:.~.rds must be manufactured oi cardbottrd or paper of suoh consistence u.s not to
binder manipula.liou.
(c). Printed Papers.-The following Me oon.~idered as Printed Papers, &ud allowed to
pallS as such:-Newsplipers anrl periodic•~( works, books, pamphlets. sheets of music,
visiting cards, address cards, pl'oOfs of printing wit b. or withoul the relative manuscript,
engravings. photograph$, and albuws containing photogra.pb.s, pictures, dr<~lvings, plans,
maps, catalognes, prospectuses, advertisements a.nd ootice3 of vurions kinds, printed,
engraved, lithogrn.pbed or rnirneogr!l.pb.ed, and ict gemmll, ull irnpres..ious or copies,
obtaiued upon paper, parchment, or cnrdbourd, by means of prinl.in~. eng.raving, litho-
graphy, aut.ogrnpbv, or any othet• mechanic,\! pro~esa engy to recognise except trunafers
and the typt•writer.
Reprodu<:tions of u m.anuscrirtt or typewritten urigioa.t. when th~!y are obtained by a
mechuoical m•~tlifolding process (chronograpy, &c.) ore t.ren.t.ed like prittte.l pu.pcro; but
in ordet· to p>ISI t\t the reducer! po~~e. t he5r. rt>llrodu(l\ion~ must h~ brotl.l(ltt to the
counter of a Post Office to the number of al (rtJ~t twenJ.!I cnpit~. Jirecis~/ti i<t~nlical.
Printed papnrs which bear any mnrh whatever cap!l.ble of cooiititluing a co~tveutioual
faugQ!Ige Qt, swe the exceptions speoiticully authorised beLow, t.hos~ of whi<1h tlte text
has been modi lied art er printing, cannot be sent at the reduct>.d mte 11ppliaable to prio ted
matter.
It is :lllowed :-
(1) to adJ in manusc•ript, on print('d visiting c1~rds and also on Christ!M.8 anu New
Yell.r Curds th~ atlrll·ess of t.bc sender,ltis title, lis well M nny fot·mula of courtesy-,
expt·e .. ~<·d ia livr words u~ most or by t11eu.ns of uortveutiooal iniLittl~ (p.f., &11.);
(2) to enclose the "cop .V" with corrected proofs, and to ma.ke in those proofs alt,era.-
tious e.wl additious concerned with corrcction9 1 form, and printiug. In case of
want. of space these a.dilitions may be made on separate sheets;
{3) to correct also errors in printing in print~<rl docurnenl<l other thnn proofs;
(4) to insert or ~orrer.t in ma.nuscript or by a mcchnuictll proc'!SS figures in prices cur-
rent, tenders for advcrt.isement.s, ~<lock J\nd share lists, ronrket quotations, trade
eirl'llla.rs und prospcu~.us~, 11s well n.s the l.mveller's name, the dutP.. time and
plar.e or his intended visit, anc.l t.he adtlresa at wbir.h he is staying. in tr:~vellers'
~nnonra·ements;
(5) to indicate in =uscript in advice$ of the departures and arrivals of ships, the
date 1\rtd tirno of those dPpt~rturo:o and :u·rivals, a.a well as t.he nallleS cif the Rhips
and the porta of departu•·e !\nd arrival:
{6) to a.dd ti written dedication consisting ;;imply of 1111 e:(pression of regMd on books,
pamphlets, 11ewspaper3, photographs, engravings, sheets of mu.~io, and in general
on all literary or artilitic productions, printed, engraved, Titbograpbed or min.eo-
grapbod, as well as t.o enclose the relative invoice;
(7) to add, in m.a.nuscript ur by n. mechanical process, to cuttiags froru newspapers and
periodicals, t-he title, dntc, numbe!', and address of the publication from 1vhicb
the art.icle is ex! ractefl;
(8) in forms of order or subscription for publica.! ions, books, newspapers, engravings,
pier.es of music, to in.dicat.e in manusuripL the works required or offered, and to
strike out or underline the whole or part of the pri 1ted communication.>.
Address e.ards and a.U printed matter of the Corm and substance of a.n unfolded Oll.rd
may be forwarded without wrapper, envelope, fastening or fold.
Tbe undermentioned articles are excluded from transmission o.t the rate applicable to
pa•iuted pa.pers!--
Postage stamps, whether nblitemted or ILnt. and in general all priu t~d pnpers represent-
ing a monetary value. (These articles at-e subjec~ to the letter rate of pu.stage.)
Blank paper note p~per or envelopes (with or without printed address), ~And all other-
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lcticles of sto.t10nery pure rmd simple.