Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-12

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to safely handle my goods, | have con
cluded TO write you. IL you doht care
to invest in this enterprise. / hope you
will excuse the liberty | have taken III
making the proposition. If you have
been unsuccessful IN your busi-
ness / can supply you win
goods with which You can pay
OF al your debts and start free and clear
again. You can purchase mortgages,
etc. An opportunity like this to make
an independent fortune has never crossed
your path before and III all probability
never viii again as long as you live. IL
was never intended that one man should
have millions OF dollars and another
nothing so don't throw away this chance
to Get riches. Others have grown rich
around you-nOo knows how. Why not
bolp yourself? If you have not the ready
money to purchase my goods, Wonii
consent 10 your taking some confidential
friend in with you, provided, OF course,
he is Trustworthy aud could keep Sc
cret. You can both come on together
and make the deal. However, you
would be very foolish 10 take any one IN
with YOU il YOU could raise enough
money yourself. If you conclude 70
embrace this golden chance, ana my
business should suit you, it will be alb
solutely necessary for you to come on
/ here and see me IN person.
DOES BUSINESS FACE TO FACE.
7 on,y deal face to face with my Gus
mers. Experience has Taught me that
D e.. d.
WAY for both. When yOu meet me you
see what YOU are buying, and see VINO
/ am dealing with, consequently we both
feel better satisfied. ! do not ask or ex-
pect 10 be paid one cent until you have
examined nv entire stock, selected what
Won want. and tho goods ar3 IN your pos
session. You must carry the goods away
with YOU. and il YOU desire it l will see
Won safely out of the city. ! can't con-
sent to sending goods either 10y express
or mail. / know 1t Is quite Journey
for You 10 make but look at the immense
profits TO he made With no risk what
ever, and as far as expenses are CON
cerned | always make liberal allow
ance TO cover then. Make up your
mind TO come on at once. / know you
will always look back 10 your trip to see
me with pleasure and profit. Ny goods
are frst-class in every particular and AS
fine as the newspaper article speaks oil:
Your own good sense should tell you l
can have no object IN incorporating
the quality OF my stock and bring You
on here on q fools errand, for l ask no
money in advance and trade only on
tho terms above mentioned-namely,
don't ask nor expect to be paid one
cent until YOU have examined nay entire
stock. consisting OF hundreds Of thOl-
sands OF dollars. as follows $3.50 buys
$1,000 in my goods $500 buys $500 !;
| sG5O buvs 3l3. 500, and 81, coo buys @2o,-
600. The more you invest the cheaper
Won get the goods $3.50 is positively the
smallest amount l will sell under any
consideration. as l won't do retail
husiness. 1t would let too many into
the secret. If you viii invest 5000 or
$1,000 / will agree to give you the ex-
elusive State right. Now, II you WISH
TO do business with me You must OBEY
the following instructions and do only as
l tell you.
l. Don't, as long as you live, ever
write me letter II you do l shall re-,
fuse 10 receive II. and furthermore. al
business relations between us VIII emu.
Don't forget this, please, and remember
| mean exactly what | cay.
,. If you wish to come on here ana
SEQ me send a telegram, q copy OF Which
is herewith enclosed; send TINS tele-
gram as it reads AID is signed on en-
closed slip. RememDer, send no letters ;
kilograms only received -,
3. On receipt OF your telegram ! VIII
send you full instructions how to meet
me and what hotel to stop at, then no
mistake will be made IN finding me-
Don't think Of coming on to meet me
without first telegraphing me for III
s,ructions, which be sure to follow.
LIKE FrNDISG IT Is TIE ROAD.
Now allow me once more to caution
p Won not 10 write letters. You must be
Guided by my advice f; If you DO you are
bound 10 succeed. No such thing ne
fail. act square, be true and honorable,
do ne no harm, and you will never re-
gret il. You can make money iaster
and easier by dealing in my goods than
ever YOU dreamed of before in your lie.
= Others profess TO have these goods, bat
3 | tell you candidly no one can furnish
Won tic goods same quality as my stock.
You are at liberty to take my word or
, not for tins, but If | find you are DIS
posed 10 write or telegraph any and
4 every one who may offer you these
D goods don't want TO trade with you.
l shall send other letters to you, 50 II you
do not do AS ask and open correspond
ence with others | am liable to know II
and won't trade with you under any
: consideration. -,
You will also receive one like this &c
5 keep for reference
KEEP THIS TOR REFERENCE.
0 II voa wish to come and see me senC
t the following telegraph dispatch
"George $. Warner, 80 Church street
I! New York, y. Y: Send catalogue No
ITO" and sign your telegram Thomas
George, Henry, Frank, Charles, or any
other name you choose. You can us'
vour own first name il yon choose.
will understand who ii is from.
Caution-in sending telegram be
sure and send the right words and mum
her as above, as it ia absolutely neces
sary. You will please remember to pa,
the charges on your kilograms, as don
wish them sent in any other way an'
won't receive them unless they are pre-
paid. 1t attracts attention, besides
make allowances in goods TO cover ex
penses. so it costs you nothing Don
fail to prepay all charges on messages.
Accompanying the circulars is what
surprising to be newspaper clipping
from Washington CD. CO. paper tellin
how the original plates of bank-note
are stolen, and how bills are made fror
them which battle the most expert bank
tellers. 1t also relates how the Ireasur
paws ont millions OF dollars yearly to re
deem the notes made from the stole
plates. This clipping" which
cleyerly written, is simply printed o
, both sides, like any circular would be
q and resembles newspaper clipping s
l. much that it is hard to distinguish
l. from o genuine one.
% | a.. 81, ayaraoa tha % GREEN goods