he greatest possible the back part of the warerooms. I don’t know what we shall do next. accuracy work printed upon thin paper generally used in the “ Here, Mr. Rayfield,” turning to his traveling representa¬ manufacture of what are known as “Teachers’ Bibles,” and is tive, “take this young Inland… … parts necessary. You have got Chambers Folding Machine for Bible Work. a great machine in that stitcher. There’s no mistake about that.’ And they say our manship on the machine as nearly perfect as is possible, but its perforators and other machines are equally as good.” design embodies many…
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