How Money Accumulates.
The following shows how easy it is to accumulate a fortune, provided proper steps are taken. The table shows what would be the result at the end of fifty years by saving a certain amount each day and putting it at interest at the rate of six per cent:
| Daily Savings. | The Result. |
| One cent | $950 |
| Ten cents | 9,504 |
| Twenty cents | 19,006 |
| Thirty cents | 28,512 |
| Forty cents | 38,015 |
| Fifty cents | 47,520 |
| Sixty cents | 57,024 |
| Seventy cents | 66,528 |
| Eighty cents | 76,032 |
| Ninety cents | 85,537 |
| One dollar | 95,041 |
| Five dollars | 375,208 |
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