The Press., 1892-09-08

on for the rest of your days, this is just the business you want to take hold of, as the goods can be handled with perfect safety and immense profit to yourself, and enable you to provide a competency for your old age and pass your remaining years in ease and comfort. No wrong in it. Uncle Sam has millions of OUR mon- ey locked up in the treasury uselessly and unjustly so. I know that you have some distance to come, but, considering the Tremendous Profits, and no risks what ever, it is we'll worth the slight inconven- fence of a journey here, and, as far as ex- penses are concerned, will make Hb- eral allowance to cover them, and prom ise that if you do not find my goods just as represented, or should you, upon any reasonable pretext, decline to consum- mate a trade, guarantee to refund to you your entire expenses from the time you leave home until your return, and make 8 liberal allowance for loss of time, incon- venience to business, etc. Now, sir, your own good sense should tell you can have no object in IL nisrepresenting my goods and bringing you here on a fools errand, and do not, because am in this line of business, doubt nay word, or consider me otherwise than meaning you well, as you are not asked to invest a single dollar un- til you have seen, examined and are thor oughly satisfied in every respect, and have the goods in your own possession. My terms are: Five hundred dollars buys | Seven Thousand, six hundred and fifty | dollars buys Ten Thousand, and one thousand dollars buys Twenty Thousand :; Seven Thousand for Five Hundred dol lars is the very smallest amount will sell under any circumstances. Twill give hn 4n hot fo Ia privilege of handling the goods through out your state, if you invest from Six l Hundred and Fifty dollars and upwards. Remember, sell my goods so cheaply on the first deal in order to give my custom CT fair start and build up trade. On all after deals, which surely follow, l charge 25 cents on the dollar. I will not do a retail trade, as thereby it would let too many into the business and it's se- crets. Now, sir, when you have fully made up your mind and prepare to come on, obey the following instructions and do only just as tell you; be guided by my experience and advice and you will do | just right.
 l FIRsT.-Do not, as long as you live, ever write me a letter; if you do I shall not receive it, and, furthermore, all busi- ness relations between us will end. Don't | lOIScU bIlS, buu Eoiu0IlDCT Il0du 6AdCGly what I say.
 | SECoND.-When ready to come and see me send me Telegraph Despatch, and be ABSOLUTELY POSITIVE to say in it.: 1 Make room for entire stock"
 Then sign your full name and Post Office address as directed below.
 | On receipt of your Telegram I will i'm mediately send you simple and plain in- structions how to see and know me, and will appoint place of meeting at some hotel, in some town within fifty miles oi this city. If am alive will surely meet you. Don't attempt to come on to find me without first telegraphing to me fo1 instructions. Send Telegrams, which will be promptly received, to the enclosed ad- dress.
 l Now, my friend, allow me to repeat that I mean exactly everything I4have said; l mean to help you out of any and all difficulties that you are in; mean tc 1 give you a sure and safe way of making money quickly, and all I ask in return is that you obey my orders, and if, unfortu nately, have made mistake in choosing you for my agent; then kindly let the matter drop, and everything will be at ar end between us. Again I repeat, judge me only by my willingness to help you and, until you find that I mean different always class me among your friends, and above all, remember that I, and alone have the goods that represent, and will sell them to you. and you only, if you dc as you are instructed in this letter.
 Yours Respectfully, and in strict conf. dence.
 SPECIAL.
 Be sure and send your name and Post Office address, and when you send youl Telegram DO NOT send your name spelled out in letters, but use the numbers thai correspond to the letters in your name The numbers for each letter are as fol lows:
 A B c D K F G H J l. M N C | is is is is Is is is is is is is is is is is | 5 13 IA 15 20 1 19 17 A 8 2 II 2f
 Q R T U W z | is is is is is is is is is is is l 12 % 23 10 9 16 21 IS
 So, if your name was Peter Smith, instead of writing it Peter Smith, just write the number instead, like this: 1215 23 15 g 4-2-19-231, and will understand it all right and send you your answer with full instructions.
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