ay more for his printing — simply that “ Oh, sure ; why, I’ve just bought a lot of new the printer ought to make a profit commensurate with type, and it’s not nearly so hard to meet rent and paper that of other business men whose efforts are no more bills and the pay-roll as it used to be.” He has… … H1CKORY NUT GAP. When we read of such a one, in some other city, ination of waste effort and lost time and profitless work we smile indulgently and idly wonder how long he’ll it may be possible for the average print-shop to make last. When we find him in our own city the smile is a larger…
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