HOW FORTUNES HAVE BEEN > MADE. The smallest things often bring fortunes to lucky investors. "Dancing Jim Crow" gelded £15,000 & year; "Pharoah'e Serpente," £10,000; "Pigs in Clover," "The Return Ball," "Needle Threader," "Pencil bharpener," aQ produced fortunes. The celluloid eyelet for boots brines in a princely income. The dress suspender brought a fortune in less than a year There are many thousands of others. from pamphlet, giving information on Patents, free on appliofction. from Baldwin andEayward, A.U Hart, Representative 172 Gloucester street, Christehurca —(Advt.) ' you're old, " You feel the cold. The nose turns rather blue, Yout food won't digest, But lies on your chest, Then is the time for Wahoo. (Beeure its Loasby's.)
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 11244, 9 April 1902, Page 5
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