The life of P.T. Barnum

LIBRARY OF THEUNIVERSITY OF ILLINOISAT URBANA-CHAMPAICNIN MEMORY OFSTEWART S. HOWEJOURNALISM CLASS OF 1928STEWART S. HOWE FOUNDATIONBB263M.41888.H.S.I7*1'WV>U<AWU:LIFEOFP. T. BARNUMWRITTEN BY HIMSELF,INCLUDING HISGOLDEN RULES FOR MONEY-MAKING.BROUGHT UP TO 1888.ILLUSTRATED." a map of busy life.Its fluctuations and vastits concerns.""And see what I can show in this'* * • * •Strange eventful history."—Shakespeare.The noblest artIs that of making others happy.—P. T. Barnum.BUFFALOThe Company,Courier Printers.1888.IMPORTANT NOTICE!EXACTAN FACSIMILE OF THIS BOOK SOLD AT COST ! ^REDUCED FROM $1.50 TO ONLY FIFTY CENTS IDesiring to bring this History of My Life (of which over a millioncopies have already been sold) within the reach of the poorest purchaser,I have determined to have them sold without a profit. By printing manythousand copies at one time I have brought the cost down to Fifty cents,er Sixty cents, including postage, when sent by mail. Every book willbe printed on the same quality of paper, have the same binding, the sameillustrations, and be, in fact, a perfect of this volume.facsimileThese books may be procured by mail or otherwise from LeggattBrothers, Chambers81 street, New York, H. E. Bowser, Bridgeport, Ct.,and in the "tents of The Greatest Show Earth."onThe Public's Obedient Servant,P. T. BARNUM.N. B.—This book is not copyrighted. Any and all persons are libertyatto publish all or any parts of it.P. T. ...