The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-05

in, and you will make more money than
ever before III you have not the them money i!I
to take a partner; providing, or course
that he can be trusted. There are people
around you, possibly right in your town,
who have suddenly become rich without any
apparent cause for their sudden prosperity
and still no one would imagine that they
might have engaged in a similar business
to the one | am speaking OF TO You at
aPdyantage Of This and become rich, as You
cannot possibly fail, with such perfect
goods. l will fully allow for all your trav-
cling expenses when we meet, and If you
do not find everything As l repres anted.
and if the goods are not exactly what l
say, then / will forfeit 500 In gold, which
will pay for your loss of time, but L an
absolutely positive that you will be sat
isfied, as l have never had one single COM
plant in my experience OF sixteen years.
Remrember you need not pay s one doi iaIr
what you choose and have them in your
own possession. My terms are as follows:
$500 buys seven thousand of my goods; $3.50
buys ten thousand; $1,000 buys twenty. thou
sand; $500 buys thirty-five thousand, and
S2.OQ0 buys fifty thousand; seven thousand
for 500 is positively the smallest amount
| will sell under any circumstances, and
should you come here without the funds
to invest, merely out of curiosity to see
my stock, l advise you 10 remain at home.
as L will not show them 10 you, for my
time is too much occupied. and L will not
reveal such peculiar business lf, to any
you invest from 500 upwards L will give
you the sole privilege of handling my goods
throughout your State My goods are sold
at a low rate on our first deal, simply to
give a new customer chance 10 get a
good start, but afterwards L charge at the
rate OF % cents On the dollar, so you can
plainly see IL Is 10 your advantage 10 IN
vest as much as possible when you first
come on, and to protect you l VIII not
sell less than large amounts 10 anyone. as
IL would let too many into our business
Now, sir when you are prepared TO deal
guide yourself by my advice ana positively
obey following Instructions.
''First-NeVer write me q letter for
will refuse TO receive it, and If you do write
all business relations Will cease; remem-
Der, send no letter.
'SecOnd-When you are ready TO come
send me a telegraph dispatch, and be ao-
Solutely positive To word and number IL
as directed on inclosed slip. On receipt
of your telegram | will Immediately send
you simple and plain instructions how to
see and know me, and L will appoint place
of meeting at some public hotel In some
town within fifty miles of this city. II 1
am alive L viii meet you. Send telegrarns
on inciOsed slip. Yours, respectfully, and
in strict confidence
''P. S.--Remember, il is very important
for yourself 10 sign your number and pass
word. as directed on inclosed slip, but IL
YOU have a near relative a confidential
should he want To enter into this, then
let him simply send his name and postoffice
address, and / will arrange matters with
him. but for you L again repeat, be posi-
tive and sign as directed, for you are reg
istered on my books, from this time on
by your number and password only, and
no other way.
Remember that / and alone, have the
goods that / represent, and will sell them
to YOU and you only. If you do as you are