HOW TO REMIT.
Reading edition
1. If you are near a Money-order Post Office, remit always by a Postal Money-order. Money can be sent in this way at very small expense, and with absolute safety.
2. The next best mode of remittance is a check on a Boston, New York, or Philadelphia Bank. All other checks subject us to expense in collecting: to cover this, add fifteen cents.
3. Money may be sent by mail, in a letter carefully sealed and directed, and prepaid by stamps. It is advisable always to have the letter registered. Letters can be registered in any Post Office.
If, in making change, you find any difficulty in procuring Postal currency, bear in mind that we will accept Postage-stamps as currency.
All remittances are at the risk of the sender. Direct to the publisher,
JOHN L. SHOREY. No. 36 Bromfield Street, BOSTON, MASS.
Office of "The Nursery."
