, 1874-09-13

stock, and can take his .1axEon if lie wants to
He. however. hnds it r An cheaper to sell out
sell gold dollar for ninety cents, he thinks hi
stock is worthless and tho result ia he wilt tax
what ho caa get for It; and I eIn always willn!
FAY \ Ma: oSG-uALr lt1s MONEY BACK.
] In every instance where found the n1An va
actually poor, aud hayo taken his money in
variably give it back to him, taking nothing TO-
Acpo1ter-Do no: your victims complain to th'
| authorities?
sir. Full=r-If they do, it is useless the,
mover make nnytLin. by it. They may 20 to
! SINISTER LAWYER.
md l1a will charge thom S25. and then ho comes
to ne, and saya =. Arc you going to give thl:
me- wink, and takes no aside. and payf
''This follow in a fool. can 1ix him 50 that liz
won't trouble you. Give me Sos or 950.' Sc
you SEQ il the man goes to lawyer ho is robbed
again. 1t is firm, straight deal, tell you.
| THE DECEIVED ONES.
Eeportcr-!Ars the fellows you take in Gran-
gers?
3lr Fullor-Ncver in any iastancc.
Rcporter-WEo arc they. then :?
Air. Ful.er-Thcy are Board ot>Irads men.
| sharpcts, EchemcB, and gamblers. l tooa in
ooo Of tho th1eo-cera-monto 1nnn in tho country
Il short time ago for $500.
/ no SUCH p11.so.;.:
Eoporter-Do you ever advertise for cler.s,
anu Geut the appucAutse
] 3L. Fulle1-So. I hnTc mover done that.
though it has been charged upon me by tho
newspapers. think that is moan and despica-
bic, and have no sympathy for the men vino
would rob poor MAJ OF .evcry dollar. Those
| are not tue kind want There arc men vino
beat them; but there is no mcaner or more con-
tenptlble business to tako in m1u who wants q
situation, and has couple OF hundred dollars
all he has III the world-to beat him out Of it,
aud never even pay him his salary. In my busi-
suckers with plenty Of blood. aud they hanl over
from $500 to 900 for half intercpt In the
stock. I en- man Of NY word, and prompt and
my word is good ut the beuk for s5,ooo
Neportor-Do not your partners complain
wLen tAoy fud they have been s,yiudled?
Mr.. Fnller-So1nctimcB. but what is tho use
II they DO not settle Oh my terms, thoy get noth-
ing.
HOW he zscArEs.
Eeporter-How is it that you avoid punish
mcnt?
Mir, Fullcr-I couldn't tell you that, but will
cay this: Charley Heed ha3 been charged with
receiving money from mo in some way. That is
Il lio Ila never las iii a1lY way, shape manner,
OF form. and by Cd. OF all the men have ever
seen in the world. think Charley Reed is the
most honest and tho sluarest mau that ever
stool up to prosecute ulau. I boiicyo ho las
the interest Of tho public at heart in the prose-
c;1tlon of frauds. aud ho prosccltes tho1n honor
ably, not with vengeance. Thoro are y?ay3 Of
bCt.AAits IA lAt-k C10l4 W YOU, Will
not.
GETTING THEM AwAY.
Eeporter-Do you cycr p.y tAe victims to
learo town?
Mr. FuIlcr-Sometincs I tell them this: II
you 60 to work and prosecute me criusl,ally, you
put yourself in such position that you eau
never get doIlar. 1t is money they want; and
consequently I nm willing to pay them mora
than they can get in any other way, I always
give them back half tl1cir money; but il they
4o1. &7E Et.f,+ &,E
good dollar with . bad ono. 1 have got their
money to fight them with and will put moro
with it. bccauso can tako in two or threo moro
Partners whi!c tho prosecution is going on.
hare ha1 that question-IIow do you get CT P
asked me SOD times by other partnership in tho
city. They wanted to know how it was done to
eayo themselves; but there ID secret IN it
original with me-, and do not propose to let
ctLcrs have tic benefit OF it. A man came to
ne within two weeka, aud said I should have
$1,000 if would "show up" how havo man
aged cases in the Criminal Court for tie past
few years. He clnln.cd to be an agent OF tho
Peoples Party y.nud said it was his determination
to got Ct tho bottom OF certain corrupuons in
this city. There Is no corruption in tho Criminal
Court it is in other places: Charley Reed has
never done me favor, nor I him. Tho object |
Is to GET him ont OF Office.
BROWNS ADVENTURE.
Rcporter-Do you over encounter men wlo |
try to beA. you? |
Eeporter-Giye mo I'LL instance.
alr. Euller-1 do not always meet men who ara |
any moro honest than l am. For instauco |
There is fellow named Brown. now In tho tea |
aad cofIco sample business III Chicago. He was |
in the mercantile line in New York State With MI
other man, and came out West and vent to |
Springfield. He had q few thousand dollars and
opened store, getting credit from several firms
IN this city. among tho othcra john Y. l'ar"cN
& Co. 1Io opened up heavy in Q high~toned
Etore, but trade wasn't good enough to suit him.
and he closed up with several Thousand dollars
ahead. Ho camo to Chicago III pursuit
of business and noticed ono OF my advertise
ments, and came i'll to sec ahout it. Ho told mo
10 WAS shrewd and sharp,-tha. ho had
lis cye-teeth cat, and no man could deceive him.
[Io spent eevcral days in investigating the busi-
acss; and sent another felloH hero to find ont
hngs, but dropped on linn. and talked him out
thoroughly. and decided to invest $500. ] then |
mt down with Linn. and told him j: was fraud,
md that hs Aal been swindlcd. 1Io couldn't
larilT believe it a. iiv.t.-'' no mau could beat
go into it, md don't allow no maa
II tho world TO beat me- Make out your pa
,erH, and the money is ready" The papers
ycre n1ado out and he signed them and laid down
he money. l put it into MY pocket without
ountng it, and told him That tho business r:s
i such 4 character that it va, sometimes neccs~
atJ to practice 4 little rascality in connection
nth it IN order 10 mako it Bucccc;,-et3t per
laps tho business might not Euit him. But he
lid Ae unde1s:ood that-that he was in for raA-
allty if there was any money in it. Says +:
All right, you arc just the man want" then
old him, after ho had got thoroughly worked up,
nd thought ho had n good thing, that he Was 8
- fool. Io says ''VhY? 7" " Because, "says
-" you have invested $500 in tho business. You |
az you don't put money into thing until you
now it is strnisht. I know this is fraud.
hayo the money, and you have the business,
nd can afford to give you tho whole Of it,"
on ought to have scen him wilt, It was very
lughable. Well. after I had convinced him
lat such Was tho fact, he put his hand into his
ockot and pulled out s1c0 bill, and aayH, /
Make it 500, and stay with ma = week and
clip me got my money back" That WAS to take !
Mother partner III his place. ,
Wo had hardly finished talking before another ,
,au came in. and whca ilo Was shown around he
,ncluded to invest 81 900. Brown was happy, r
nd wanted me to whack up. sob. no, says +, ! :
sold you my partners half Of tho busness but !
sold this man my half, and you and lie own tho
llolo Of it now." So that day made ST, 900. =
rown talked awhile, and concluded to continue !;
ith him uutl he got square. In eleven weeks r
0 banked 81, 900 as his share, after raying all
Ipenses, which were $40 day, as we lived like +
rirces. Tic throw dirt on me, and made him y
" ]. Y. Farwcll d. Co. what he owed them, aud :
got 340o from tho attorneys. :