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llItD.

gorRprTrm Brooklyn, on Friday, June !, ELIZA,
widow Of Daniel s. Bourdetta
Relatives and rlendsar invited 10 tne unera AZ 81.
Charles Church, Sydney place, on sunday ~ ha-past
four T. u.
ADAMS vile Of o. h. Buckley.
Noiicc Of furcrhl hereafter
BYRSn on Friday. Juno J, after q short Illness,
ELLgx. mo beloved wife oil Thomas Byrne aged 80
years. native OF Newross, county OF Wicklow. frc.
land.
in.Iaw Thomas Cost,gan. are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from her late residence No. Az
East 18th e., on sunday. June ., al twoP ~
CIAnxsos--On Friday morning, June !. 1877, IN this
city, CoKseLirs v. CLARKsoN, NJ. u.
The relatives and friends OF the family respects
fully invited attend the funeral services. without
further notice, his late residence, No 90 Park nv
next Monday afternoon, AZ two O'CLOCK
cLyDE-Entercd into rest MAY u, isAB.LLA widow
OF corgc clyde after long illness, the 07th year
Of hcr ago.
invited attend the funeral services at Dor Int resi-
dcncc l3T Lexington av., ON sunday, at i've T. ~.
without furh her n6tica The remains viii be taken TO
'r'eSSo" ?" Frisy, June MAaoir DuSsroAs
the beloved vito Of James Dun aged 20 years
10 rao s so s. snu rom her late oss 10Th
nv F, on sunday. tho sd inst, AZ two O'Clock 7. N.
GKgAcES --On FRIDAY. Juno l, THOMAS SAMUEL, sec
ond son OF Robert Greacen, aged 20 years. months
The friends Of tho family are invited To- attend tho
funeral Monday, AN inst, a. one O'Clock, IRON No
ior oscnMrr -on Friday, Juno !, ELIAS GoIDsoHmrr,
aged "a years. 80.
Funeral will takc place from bis dauehter's resi-
dcnce 24G West 4s,h at nine O'Clock A. NJ Sunday.
june Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited
10 attend
GRgrSs--on the Dist OF May, JoHs IL. GREENE, Of
dropsy. aged a.
Tho relatives and friends Of tho family are invited
10 attend the iuncral, on Saturday, June al one
y NJ from his late residence, No 1851 West 50th 81
Also members OF Howard Lodge, II A. NJ, and tho
brethren OF tho Ancient Accepted Rue.
HAckLxy.--At Cos Cob, Conn, on Wednesday May
go ol TYPHOID pneumonia, vIcro. MAYO HAckhsy son
o Sara nd tho late Professor Charles W. Ha,klcy.
Relatives and friends are respectfully irviteu 70
attend his funeral without further invitation, from the
Church OF ~ Vincent 40 Paul. West 23d ST., ON Sasur.
day. June 2 ~ twelve O'Clock.
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PAX OF DAY LABoGERs.

10 Epirog rnE HyEALD:--
Your issue OF tho 20th inst contained letter from
"a Citixcn the relation Of contract and day labor
the Hudson River road and the Kinesbridse road.
THIS citizen writes in tho interest of monopoly, pay-
ing regard whatever 70 tho rights OF Tho laborcr,
whom no would wish 10 reduced to a state OF
paupesin IL ought to no evident TO oven "a Cnzen'
that no human beng can pay rent and procure iood
and clothing tor family on 81 % day. and should
blush TO SEQ hts fellow citizen forced his
wife ana child TO look Tor cold victuas while lie is
working ton hours a day Tor twelve cents an hour.
II Mr Citizen wishes 10 use his pen In the interest Of
honesty aud economy. why not attack those men ow
oce paid ai the rate OF 50 10 ~ per day Tor about
SIX hours day, while the poor man on the Kings
bridge road receives his poor pttauce OF 81 30 day
ANOTHER CITIZEN
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A MILD PLEA FOR NEUTRALITY.

To THH EDITOR HERALD:--
The map in your issue Of tho 9Th Is very useful
treat your readers and s another illustration tho
HgnALp's wonderful enterprise. But tho article nc.
companying tho same cannot be considered in that
light There arc TOO many "buis" ana "iisn Tor 30
interesting subject IL does not require Unlimited
supply Of knowledge to how the writer's mind
prciudccd producing tho facts set orth anu that
England IL not tho avaricous, selfish bully, nor her
pow or Impotent the author vi The article would
have believe Nor is ~ very natcrna 10 the good
sense OF tho American people TO ask thcm TO believe
mat power possessed Of 30 much wealth, education
aud wonderful resources would be the dcspicnbc foo
tho writer represents her 10 be- f So then XIII In tho
arts Of war Is ut discount aud money Is no longer
boosted SNOW Besides, with All our real or fancicd
disputes with England. wo cannot afford 10 make itie
oil her, tor In doing we ourselves suffer. The
HERALD afford to be neutral and independent Lot
us have unaduitcraed facts, and give all parties clear
stage, without lavor. J. u. STEWART
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UPTOWN IMPROVEMENTS.

To Epirox THE HERALD
would like to enter complaint, now labor is
cheap have resided up town nearly ton years At
drsl tho ceaselcss drill, cry OF nrs; all the
children aud animals had TO DO taken In out OF the
way OF nying stones, and stii rs l 10 out cast or
west, come IN sight OF the blasting red nag. All
rocks should be ordered down below seventy -llth
street, and II not taken OIL by Tho city should
blast crush Ill IN low places, or pave with tempo
rary stone pavement On Sixth avenue, Fiftv-iourtr
street, there is lot, twenty-five feet front, with
rocks fifteen feet high which stops all Improvement.
Now largo blasts could take II OF In week. Parties
who have blasted 10 grade are compelled to fence
while this blocks NIL improvements o. =. n.
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QUESTION OF ROAD PROPERTY.

To THE EDroR THE H.rALp:--
In driving last Saturday afternoon over a culver.
which crosses much travelled rood my horse broke
through one OF the fow ranks, or boards, rather,
which covered the sauie fortunately without any
jury to horse vehicle or driver. On Inqur:ng OF an
old resident to who was responsible Tor leaving
the bridge IN such a dangerous condition, was in
formed chat nobody was, inasmuch as the road
private one, and that could not recover any damages
on TIA, account, Tor any injuries Whatsoever. Not
knowing whether my informant Is correct yet, In WOW
OF Tue fact tnat the travelling public cannot possibly
know that this IL private unless is informed
by notices prominently displayed ana consequently
not guard itself against injuries through such
trans placed there by the owners. II would seem 10
rather to DO miscarriage OF the often quoted Jerscy
Justice II the owner OF private road can cnrap
the unwary and then esrapc all legal responsibility Tor
his carelesgncss or criminal negligence on the plea Of
.privatc property" QUi FACT CONSENT1r
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USING THE EYES.

10 TIE EDITOR OF THE HnRALp:-
AS considerable controversy Is going about mar.
ried men and women nirting on the streets | would
ike shy little in the matter Ono thing Is ccrtuln
aud that that Irritation will always be the accepted
tecgraphy between the all the world, and
in answer to your correspondents GU this matter,
would Ike make this sugyestion---Arc not great
many oil these trtatiops observed by tho jealous
ofa vile, husband Or lover, who imagines hiraton
when there IL nOnoY ATM
In justice ladies' say that nirtstiops are
for The part carried on by marrscd men ito tho
iormer's utter disRust) old enough 10 know better
who offer sometimes lurthcr insult 10 ladies by ad-
dressing them the street. This last every woman
can testify TO- lady cunnot so nowadays without
being nsued. This is well known iaot, ana tho
HERALD would be doing great service TO society II IL
would agitatc movement to pass Law making II q
CRIME, should complaint DO made Tor insulting a
lady either by speaking to her on the street follow
ing her home r. /. ID.
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GARBAGE DUMPING oUrLAwED.
lEviSGros, June /, 1877.

IEvisGros, June 1, 1871
To THE Enron or the HEnsLp:-
In your journal Of to-day, under tho head Of dump
ing in the sound" perceive that tho authorities Of
Queens county alarmed wish TO call Their attcn-
ton 10 bill which introduced into the Legislature
this year. aud IL now Law, nv II was signed on May
IL VII IL makes M dcmeanor, with one OF $500
and Imprisonment for one year 10 throw or cause 10
be thrown ashes cinders, garbage or refuse 81 any
Kind into tho buys and waters OF Long Island Sound,
within Tbroggs Neck, Lioyd's Point and the boundary
line betw the states OF ConpcctIcui aud Now York
on Long island sound. This covers the whole ground
aud affords Thorn ample protection Very truly yours,
WILLIAM y. MOILEk,
Second DISTRICT Wcstches.er county,
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FOURTH AyENuE RAILROAD FARES.

TO THE EDITOR or rng HERALD
Arc tho conductors on the Fourth and Madison
avenue cars allowed 10 stcaly l got the car Of
conductor No 81 at the OF E,ghy-tnrd street
and Madison avenue on Sunday evening, ABOUT eleven
O'clock telling the conductor was gong through to
Bleecker street, gave him abalt-dolmr ont OF which
he took eight cents and told mo he not going
through. then demanded the TWO conts charged IN
excess OF short which no refused 10 give; upon
arriving AZ the depot asked Tor come having
authority, bat was informed II was then too late ;
several OF tho employees however, told the conductor
he wrong, but he still hed on 10 tho two cents.
Hus the Fourth Avenue Railroad tho right TO collect
eight cents and refuse 10 carry passenger further
than fhirtyscc0n street? 10 not stealing TO do SO
j. J. a.
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STATEN ISLAND BOAT B.crNc.


To TIM EDiroK cv THE HERALD.-
wish you would please show IN your valuable paper
the other side Of the story In regard staten Island
racing. was passenger on the Thomas colyor the
other morning and 40 eye witness the race be.
tween the Coliycr and tho Castelon Both boats left
New Brighton az the same timo therefore Doth must
have boon nearly together ana that give tho appear
anco OF racing. The other boat crowded tho Colycr
nearly on to the has, and, had II not been Tor her
superior speed number OF vcs would have bocn iost
The Coiyer only carried thirty pounds Of steam. aud
saw by her papers she Inspected for MY pounds
have since asccrtained that the engineer would be
discharged II no carried pound more than thirty.
CONSULTING ENGINEER.
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Comptroller Kelly has removed william d. Monk
and William Ii. Merrill, clerks In the Bureau oil Ar
renrs. Both gentlemen understood to be rcpubIi.
cans. Three new appoin ments have been matte Of
Tammnny men as clerks In tho Finance Department.
John I. fully, Il. W. Solomon and Francis Forester.
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MOUNT MORRIS Park.

To THE EDITOR TIE HEgaLD:-
May l nsk II Mount Morris Park tHarlem) ia public
private as lady, accompanied by Two children,
very impolitely treated by ladies' coming later
with their family, who nierercd with the innocent
amusement OF my two children. NJ. l.. b.
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THE PRICE or THE HERALD.

To rHE Epiroi THE HEGALp:--
on trying 10 buy HERALD Monday morning. at the
Hobokcn Ferry stand Ton The Jersey side), the
young man wanted to charge me tour cents for II.
demonstrated and told him the price OF the HERALD
only throc cents He quietly remarked that his
price was four cents and II did want IL that
price could leave II, which did rather than submit
10 an ovcrchar.o. there mol help Tor vi T.. Il. s.
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TO THE EDITOR or rnE HRRALp:--
Can nothing be donc TO keep the pedcr wagons
above Greenwich street, Barclay street Park place
and adjacent streets continually blocked up with
them, leaving room ut all for grocer load his
goods. Whom storekcepcr makes bold to ask them
TO move on lie Ia invariably insultcd and buIcd
BARCLAY STREET.
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MAIDEN LANE ONCE MoEg.

HAIDEN LANE ONCE MOEH
10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Wont you please call tho attention Of the Street
Comm ssioncrs TO tho disgraceiu condition Of Maiden
lane, from Broadway TO Gold street, Trucks and
otncr vchiccs daily caught or stuck III some Of
the numerous bolss Tor winch Maiden lane Is Justly
celebrated, causing biockades and other accidents 70
occar "word 10 ths wiso, no YELRUH
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QUIZ COMPLAINT BOOK.

fNorE.-Letters intended for this column mrst DC
accompanied 10y the writer's full and address TO
insure attention complainants who are unwilling 10
comply with this rule simply waste time in .rting.-
En- HERALDl
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POSTAL AccoMMopArIoN.

TO THE Error THE HggALD:--
Why can not We have letter box the amppost
at Eighty.sccond street and avenue AZ There IS
thnn Eighty-sevonth street on avenue A.
! think this neighborhood needs attention.
FAIR PLAY.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

HoprY--CorRrYEy. --on Thursday, May 81, by the
Rev. DR.. lugerso HENRY c. HofrY 10 ANNA ID.
COURTNEY, daughter OF Robert Courtney, all Of
Brooklyn.
TssiSGroy-AypREws.--Oh Thursday, May 81, at
the Church of the Holy Communion, by tho Rev.
Henry Mattel, CHARLES II. TIssISGroS TO SoPnIg v.
ANDREWS, all Of this city, No cards,
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10 rns EpiroR or THE HsnALo:-.

TO til. EpiroR THE HERALD
Allow me to complain about the conductors and
drivers OF tho Third avenue cars--who are never WILL
ing TO stop the To- gentleman. They generally
look you and laugh while you have to and Jump
into tho car at the risk oil breaking your neck
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L'oR SALE. DELIahrFuL COUNTRY SEAT ~
scnrsdhie Wcstchestcr ~ modern ou-c.
Apply GEO. 7. NELSON. leo broadway.
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LNoR SALE Ar QUEENS. l.. La FARM OF EIGHT
j. with gfuwing convent mt n depot
churches and school. Address III, owner. JANIS y.
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L,ARM FOR sALE-NEAR MADISON. ~ j.. OF
,ou, 20 acres. with stock crop and Farmny Utensils
through the land will be sold cheap: half cash. Address
Mrs MARGARET MULliOILAND Whtppany, n. J.
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mo LET-A Mat LITTLE HOUSE or SIX ROOMS
A with water front and garden from to 10 minutes MI
from seambont landing Inquire At residence address
X. VI. EiI,NIU, Great Neck. Long Island,
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n Olice

IL hereby given that aeisuit having been
made for more than siAty .aysiR the pay,
ment OF q portion Of the amount secured to
be raid by certain mortgage executed by
Max Kuhne and Michael Jungmeier TO
Samuel stats Taylor and Edwin Parsons
trustees Of the Cairo city property, dated
July 10Th, 1873, recorded in the recorders
Office, OF Alexander Comfy, in the State
of Illinois, in book 8 OF deei-, on pages ~.
etc. /, the undersigned, successor OF said
trustees, will on SATURDAY, the l2;h day of
May, instant, A. d., 1877, at 10 O'Clock, 10
;hc forenoon OF that day, under and by
virtue of the power OF sale contained In
said Mortgage, sell, at public auction. to
the highest bidder, for cash, at the office
building of 8. 8. Tayor, corner Of Wash
ington avenue and Eighteenth street, In
said City Of Cairo, in Alexander County
and State OF Illinois, lots numbered J
(seyen) and eight IN blocL numbered
10 (seventy.thr in said City Of Cairo,
according to the recorded plat thereof,
with the Hppurtenances, to satisfy the pur-
poses and conditions Of said Mortgage.
Dated Cairo, H., May LIST, 1911.
EDwIN PARSONS,
Trustee Of the Cairo City Property
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II hereby given that defIult having
been made for more than sixty days in the
payment Of portion OF the amour! secur.
ed TO be paid by q certain mortgage exc
cuted by James Kennedy TO samuel 5t.als
Taylor and Edwin Par,ons, trustees Of the
Cairo city property. dated November ID
1872. recorded In tn. recorders Office q
Alexander county in the state Of Illinois,
in book r." Of eds, on page ls9, etc. /,
the under signed success or tc said trustees
will on Saturday the 9Th day Of May, in-
slant A. D., 1877 at 10 O'Clock, in the tore
noon Of that day. under and by virtue Of
the power OF sale contained In said mort
&c, sell at public auction, 70 the highest
bidder for cash st the office building OF ).
y. Taylor, corner Of Washington avenue
and Eighteenth street, in said city Of Cairo.
in Alexander county and state Of Illinois lots
numbered "a (twenty-iour), % Twenty
iive), 30 (tweDty.six), q ltwenty-seyeDl, u
twenty eight in block numbered 01tninety,
In the first addition to said city Of Cairo &C.
cording TO the recorded plat thereof,
with the appurtenances 10 satisfy the pur.
poses and condition OF said mortgage.
/ Dated Cairo Ills. May lst, 1871,
/ y STAAIs TAYLOR,
rr,l,ts, OF the Cairo CITY Properly
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THE WONDERFUL
EGYPTIAN Blo0D-PU PURIFIER.
HEMAR.


Thfs tReesnpdrable DEPURAIyHE -
q poscerfaI AtTERATIVE, TONIC, d.
IkETIC, DIAPHOREIIC, aud APERI-
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cate all dtseoses of tho blood. Its in0re-
dents arc Of a purely harmless estrdc-
tlon, the products gathered From remote
tho sitghtest taiMs Of disease ~ nte sys-
TEN, Il ncver falls d. ejectinJ that disease
through the ssedium Of the skin, or ex-
Pelling N through tho many aud rdrtoMs
iheir proper nornaf and Janctionai con-
diti0s. A gerry brief space or time Wils
ss.:s' "s fsss a.. ',ss g. * e %
a6lv. the Gerry acme OF medical f.tsnphs.
age, IL shs treatment Of every disease
where the blood itself Is primarily the
seat Of the lesion or disorder, stch -
sCROFGLA ard re Mo.sG n asd Que
Of ,cIsich all cirilised communities ar6
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ed that the Sins Of the fathers shaH
ssSiSaEi Is co SSH;H q
pOrerf,I rejuveaatOr, causing the tc,e~e
of man once pore to assume the God-ltke
'0'G To 3 H Ta1SEo Us DISEASES, uR1Nr
AIRY DISORDERS, CONSTIPAftON OLE
COMPLETES, GENERAL 1ND NERf-
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THELIOMATOUS CANCER, SCURYY,
INFECTIONS of THE BONES. INn0-
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sls 'sss s ' ss.ssi!s 'I ~ :i:s'' ssi
direct action upon heir atlmentsl AND
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Notice

Is hereby given that defanlt having been
made for more than 60 days In the payment
o. portion OF the amount secured TO be
paid by oert.in mortgage executed by
Frederick Hamilton to Samuel Stalt, .Tay.
lOr and Edwin Parsons, trustees of the
Cairo city property, dated November 10th.
1878. recorded ia the Recorders office OF
Alexander county, in the State of Illinois,
In book OF deeds, on page G3, /, the I'M.
der,igned successor of SAID trustees, will,
on Saturday, the 18TH day Of May instant,
A u. 1877, at 10 O. clock 10 the forenoon of
that day, under and by ylrue OF the power
OF sale contained in ssid mortgage SELL at
public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash, at the Otto, building Of :. :. Taylor,
corner OF Washington avenue and 18th
street, in said city Of Caro-, 10 Alexander
county and State O! Ill nols, lot numbered
81 (twenty-one), In block numbered Al
(iorfy- our, in said city of Cairo, accord.
ing TO the recorded plat thereof, with the
appurteIancesj to satisfy tine PURPOSES and
conditions Of said mortgage.
Dated Cairo, H., May ls', 1877.
s. STATS TAYLOR:
Trustee of the Cairo City Property.
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NOfIes

Is hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days In The pay
ment of aportion Of the amount seeuredto be
paid by certain mortgage executed by
William Braeke to samuel Staais Taylor
and Edwin Parsons, trustees OF the Cairo
city property, dIted April 2stb, 1873. and
reeordedin the recorders office Of Alex
snder county in the State OF Illinois, 10
book Q OF deeds, on page -. ], the under.
sig ned successor TO said trustees. Will on
Saturday, the 18th day Of May instant A.
ID. 1871, n 10 o'clock, in the forenoon Of
that d y under and by virtue Of the power
OF sale contained In said m rtgsge. sell ut
public suction 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, st the Office building Of s. ). Taylor,
corner OF Washington avenue and Eigh-
teenth street, in said city Of Cairo, 10
Alexander county and state Of Illinois lots
numbered lionel and 2 two in block mum.
bered IS tthirty.fve in the fourth add ton
10 said CITY Of Cairo, according to the re.
corded plat thereof, with the appurte-
nances, to safety the purposes and condi.
tons oil said mortgage.
Dated Cairo, Ills, May lst, 1871.
). STATS TAYLOR.
Trustee Of the Cairo CairoPropery
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

Consumption, thst sc0urge OF humsnity, is
the great drest oi the human family, in al c.yl-
eel countries.
! feel confident tina, aIn in possession Of the
only sure, inialliDle remedy-Dow known 10
he profession tor the speedy, positive cure OF
hat dread disease, and lie unvelcOme eoDcom.
llants, viz: Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Ner-
yCus Debility. etc, etc. j am old iogy. be-
lisve in medicine. Twenty eight years eSpe-
rienee as 4 busy practitioner IN the best con-
sumption hospitals in the OLD aud new world,
has taught me the value Of proper mcdica ton
both local and constitutional in the eur" VI this
great enemy Of our race have found IL But
] am DECREASING. ] started sui 10 say 10 thOse
suffering with CONSUMPTION or any of tn above
nlzladies that By address NJ me giving symps
toms, they shall be put In possession Jothis
great boon, without charge, and shall have the
benefit OF my experience in thousands Of cas-.
successfully treated. Full particulars. direc-
ti0ns for preparation and use, and advice and
Instructions for successful treatment OF your
own home, will lie received by you By return
mail, free Of charge, by addressing
DIX JOHN 5. BURNETT
Willy 10 J I-f,b1 -trse Ouisyiu