Clothing Salesmen Wanted. $150.00 PER MONTH AND EXPENSES MADE BY ALL OUR ACTIVE MEN. WE PAY MANY FAR MORE. WE WANT MEN IN EVERY COUNTY $5.00 profit on every order. EVERY ONE WILL BE ASTONISHED AT YOUR LOW PRICES. YOU REQUIRE NO MONEY. ments within 5 days and send direct to your customers by express C Just take the orders and send them to us, and we will make the gar O. D., subject to examination and approval, at your selling price, and collect your full selling price, and every week we will send you a check for all your profit. You need collect no money, deliver no goods, simply go on taking orders, adding a liberal profit and we deliver the goods, collect all the money and every week promptly send you in one round check for your full profit for the week. NEARLY ALL OUR GOOD MEN GET A CHECK from us of AT LEAST $40.00 every week in the year." THE OUTFIT IS FREE. We make no charge for the book and complete outfit, but as each outfit costs US SEVERAL fit with no intention of working, but merely out of idle curiosity, as a GUARANTEE OF GOOD FAITH on the part of EVERY APPLICANT, we require you to fill out the blank lines below, giving the names of two parties as reference, and further agreeing to pay, merely as a temporary deposit, ONE DOLLAR and express charges for the outfit, when received, if found as represented and really a sure way of making big wages. The $1.00 you agree to pay when outfit is received does not begin to pay the cost to us, but insures us you mean business. WE WILL REFUND YOUR $1.00 as soon as your orders have amounted to $25.00, Which amount you can take the first day you work. DOLLARS, to protect ourselves against many who would impose on us by sending for the eat Fill out the following lines carefully, sign your name, cut out and send to us, and the outfit will be sent you at once. AMERICAN WOOLEN MILLS CO., West Side Enterprise Bldg., CHICAGO, ILL. GENTLEMEN:-Please send me by express C. O. D., subject to examination, your Sample Book and Complete Salesman's Outfit, as described above. I agree to examine it at the express office and if found exactly as represented and I feel I can make good big wages taking orders for you, I agree to pay the express agent, as a guarantee of good faith, and to show I mean business (merely as a temporary deposit), One Dollar and express charges, with the understanding the One Dollar is to be refunded to me as soon as my sales have amounted to $25.00. If not found as represented and I am not perfectly satisfied I shall not take the outfit or pay one cent. Sign your name on above line. Name of Postoffice, County and State on above line. Your age. Married or single... Address your letters plainly to On above two lines give as reference, names of two men over 21 years of age who have known you one year o longer. On above line give name of your nearest express office. AMERICAN WOOLEN MILLS CO., West Side Enterprise Bldg., CHICAGO, ILL. G. MERCER ADAM, Editor CONTENTS FOR SEPTEMBER, 1898 Some Portraits of the Late Prince Bismarck (Illus.) THE EDITOR. An English Journal on the President C. WOOD Davis. G. M. A. PAGE 18 25 (Illus.) PROF. J. H. BREASTED, PH. D. 26 A. HENRY DAVIES, PH.D. D. O. KELLOGG. I. E. TURNER. H. C. HUBBArd, D.D. EUNICE V. PENNYWITT. J. A. MACCULLOCH. THE EDITOR. 1. M. J. ELIA W. PEATTIE. F. C. H. 73 THE EDITOR. C. M. 115 W. H. FITCHETT. "Self Culture" will be published on the 25th of each month. It will be sent postpaid for one year on receipt of $1.00. Single numbers 10 cents. Subscriptions may begin at any time, and back numbers can be supplied to complete sets, with the exception of No. 3 of Volume İ (June, 1895) which is entirely out of print. Money may be sent by Express Money Order, P. O. Money Order, Bank Draft, or Regis tered Letter. 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