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        <h3>Table of Contents</h3>
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          <li class="menu-toc-current"><a href="#item1">PAGE FLIP</a></li>
          <li><a href="#item2">RESPONSIVE DESIGN</a></li>
          <li><a href="#item3">FULL SUPPORTS</a></li>
          <li><a href="#item4">FROM VERY SCRATCH</a></li>
          <li><a href="#item5">RETINA DISPLAY</a></li>
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                <h2><a href="">PAGE FLIP EFFECT</a></h2>
                <br><br>
                <p>The Hon. Francis Gillette, in a speech in Hartford, Conn., in 1871, said
                that there was "in Connecticut, on an average, one liquor shop to every
                forty voters, and three to every Christian church. In this city, as stated
                in the _Hartford Times_, recently, we have five hundred liquor shops, and
                one million eight hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars were, last
                year, paid for intoxicating drinks. A cry, an appeal, came to me from the
                city, a few days since, after this wise: 'Our young men are going to
                destruction, and we want your influence, counsel, and prayers, to help
                save them.'"</p>

                <p>In New London, report says, the young men are falling into drinking habits
                as never before. So in New Haven, Bridgeport, and the other cities and
                large places of the state.</p>

                <p>"The pulse of a person in health beats about seventy strokes a minute, and
                the ordinary term of life is about seventy years. In these seventy years,
                the pulse of a temperate person beats two billion five hundred and
                seventy-four million four hundred and forty thousand times. If no actual
                disorganization should happen, a drunken person might live until his pulse
                beat this number of times; but by the constant stimulus of ardent spirits,
                or by pulse-quickening food, or tobacco, the pulse becomes greatly
                accelerated, and the two billion five hundred and seventy-four million
                four hundred and forty thousand pulsations are performed in little more
                than half the ordinary term of human life, and life goes out in   instead of seventy. This application of  
                life."
                greatly
                accelerated, and the two billion five hundred and seventy-four million
                four hundred and forty thousand pulsations are performed in little more
                than half the ordinary term of human life, and life goes out in   instead of seventy. This application of  
                life."
                
                
                
                
                
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              <br>
                <h2>RESPONSIVE NOW</h2>
                <br><br>
                <p>The Hon. Francis Gillette, in a speech in Hartford, Conn., in 1871, said
                that there was "in Connecticut, on an average, one liquor shop to every
                forty voters, and three to every Christian church. In this city, as stated
                in the _Hartford Times_, recently, we have five hundred liquor shops, and
                one million eight hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars were, last
                year, paid for intoxicating drinks. A cry, an appeal, came to me from the
                city, a few days since, after this wise: 'Our young men are going to
                destruction, and we want your influence, counsel, and prayers, to help
                save them.'"</p>

                <p>In New London, report says, the young men are falling into drinking habits
                as never before. So in New Haven, Bridgeport, and the other cities and
                large places of the state.</p>

                <p>"The pulse of a person in health beats about seventy strokes a minute, and
                the ordinary term of life is about seventy years. In these seventy years,
                the pulse of a temperate person beats two billion five hundred and
                seventy-four million four hundred and forty thousand times. If no actual
                disorganization should happen, a drunken person might live until his pulse
                beat this number of times; but by the constant stimulus of ardent spirits,
                or by pulse-quickening food, or tobacco, the pulse becomes greatly
                accelerated, and the two billion five hundred and seventy-four million
                four hundred and forty thousand pulsations are performed in little more
                than half the ordinary term of human life, and life goes out in   instead of seventy. This application of  
                life."
                
                greatly
                accelerated, and the two billion five hundred and seventy-four million
                four hundred and forty thousand pulsations are performed in little more
                than half the ordinary term of human life, and life goes out in   instead of seventy. This application of  
                life."
                greatly
                accelerated, and the two billion five hundred and seventy-four million
                four hundred and forty thousand pulsations are performed in little more
                than half the    
                life."
                
                
                
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              <br>
                <h2>FULL SUPPORTS</h2>
                <br><br>
                <p>The Hon. Francis Gillette, in a speech in Hartford, Conn., in 1871, said
                that there was "in Connecticut, on an average, one liquor shop to every
                forty voters, and three to every Christian church. In this city, as stated
                in the _Hartford Times_, recently, we have five hundred liquor shops, and
                one million eight hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars were, last
                year, paid for intoxicating drinks. A cry, an appeal, came to me from the
                city, a few days since, after this wise: 'Our young men are going to
                destruction, and we want your influence, counsel, and prayers, to help
                save them.'"</p>

                <p>In New London, report says, the young men are falling into drinking habits
                as never before. So in New Haven, Bridgeport, and the other cities and
                large places of the state.</p>

                <p>"The pulse of a person in health beats about seventy strokes a minute, and
                the ordinary term of life is about seventy years. In these seventy years,
                the pulse of a temperate person beats two billion five hundred and
                seventy-four million four hundred and forty thousand times. If no actual
                disorganization should happen, a drunken person might live until his pulse
                beat this number of times; but by the constant stimulus of ardent spirits,
                or by pulse-quickening food, or tobacco, the pulse becomes greatly
                accelerated, and the two billion five hundred and seventy-four million
                four hundred and forty thousand pulsations are performed in little more
                than half the ordinary term of human life, and life goes out in   instead of seventy. This application of  
                life."until his pulse
                beat this number of times; but by the constant stimulus of ardent spirits,
                or by pulse-quickening food, or tobacco, the pulse becomes greatly
                accelerated, and the two billion five hundred and seventy-four million
                four hundred and forty thousand pulsations are performed in little more
                than half the ordinary term of human life, and life goes out in   instead of seventy. This application of  
                life."
                
                
                
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              <br>
                <h2>FROM SCRATCH NOW</h2>
                <br><br>
                <p>The Hon. Francis Gillette, in a speech in Hartford, Conn., in 1871, said
                that there was "in Connecticut, on an average, one liquor shop to every
                forty voters, and three to every Christian church. In this city, as stated
                in the _Hartford Times_, recently, we have five hundred liquor shops, and
                one million eight hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars were, last
                year, paid for intoxicating drinks. A cry, an appeal, came to me from the
                city, a few days since, after this wise: 'Our young men are going to
                destruction, and we want your influence, counsel, and prayers, to help
                save them.'"</p>

                <p>In New London, report says, the young men are falling into drinking habits
                as never before. So in New Haven, Bridgeport, and the other cities and
                large places of the state.</p>

                <p>"The pulse of a person in health beats about seventy strokes a minute, and
                the ordinary term of life is about seventy years. In these seventy years,
                the pulse of a temperate person beats two billion five hundred and
                seventy-four million four hundred and forty thousand times. If no actual
                disorganization should happen, a drunken person might live until his pulse
                beat this number of times; but by the constant stimulus of ardent spirits,
                or by pulse-quickening food, or tobacco, the pulse becomes greatly
                accelerated, and the two billion five hundred and seventy-four million
                four hundred and forty thousand pulsations are performed in little more
                than half the ordinary term of human life, and life goes out in   instead of seventy. This application of  
                life."
                seventy-four million four hundred and forty thousand times. If no actual
                disorganization should happen, a drunken person might live until his pulse
                beat this number of times; but by the constant stimulus of ardent spirits,
                or by pulse-quickening food, or tobacco, the pulse becomes greatly
                accelerated, and the two billion five hundred and seventy-four million
                four hundred and forty thousand pulsations are performed in little more
               "
                
                
                
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              <br>
                <h2>RETINA DISPLAY</h2>
                <br><br>
                <p>The Hon. Francis Gillette, in a speech in Hartford, Conn., in 1871, said
                that there was "in Connecticut, on an average, one liquor shop to every
                forty voters, and three to every Christian church. In this city, as stated
                in the _Hartford Times_, recently, we have five hundred liquor shops, and
                one million eight hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars were, last
                year, paid for intoxicating drinks. A cry, an appeal, came to me from the
                city, a few days since, after this wise: 'Our young men are going to
                destruction, and we want your influence, counsel, and prayers, to help
                save them.'"</p>

                <p>In New London, report says, the young men are falling into drinking habits
                as never before. So in New Haven, Bridgeport, and the other cities and
                large places of the state.</p>

                <p>"The pulse of a person in health beats about seventy strokes a minute, and
                the ordinary term of life is about seventy years. In these seventy years,
                the pulse of a temperate person beats two billion five hundred and
                seventy-four million four hundred and forty thousand times. If no actual
                disorganization should happen, a drunken person might live until his pulse
                beat this number of times; but by the constant stimulus of ardent spirits,
                or by pulse-quickening food, or tobacco, the pulse becomes greatly
                accelerated, and the two billion five hundred and seventy-four million
                four hundred and forty thousand pulsations are performed in little more
                than half the ordinary term of human life, and life goes out in   instead of seventy. This application of  
                life."	the pulse of a temperate person beats two billion five hundred and
                seventy-four million four hundred and forty thousand times. If no actual
                disorganization should happen, a drunken person might live until his pulse
                beat this number of times; but by the constant stimulus of ardent spirits,
                or by pulse-quickening food, or tobacco, the pulse becomes greatly
                accelerated, and the two billion five hundred and seventy-four million
                 
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