The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-10-24
"how Arc these Things Done? Are Ris
Powers Natural or supernatural?"

fowers natural or superuatural?"
FORT WORTH, Oct. 23.--[Special Cor
respoudence,l i rho questions proceed.
Ing this article are those saked by all,
and Il, sact tho involuntary suggestion
TO every one who has had sn opppr-
lunity 10 test OF tho laust wonderful
and Ia TACT seductive influence OF the
megic ke influence OF tho wonderful
truths chat are made known 10 all by
thas note' physician, phrenologist
aud Inihd.roader, Dr.. j. L. Fowler.
In tact, so pronounced has beea his
SUCCESS ard 81 eXtensive his precsice.
that people throughout tho country
are constantly mquiring rs to when
the laarnod gentleman will probably
VISIT tohW locality professionally.
Even IN Fort Worth, ono OF tho most
iDcrecnlnus OF communities, your cor
respondent was frequently asked the
question. 10 IL simply "a fast that his
WORKS having preceded bin, he IS
e,tcefiy sought Tor everywhere.
1t was DR.. j. L. Fowler who,
course nf Ms lectures throughol,t
tho State. that tho country
was soon 30 experience n terrible tinan.
cisl depression--ths panic of tho sun-
mer OF 1854 followed.
Within the range of the llmitod
knowledge the doctor mas advised
numbers ~ TO their prospect OF success,
o. failure, advised changes IN bush
ness, Aud 1t Is no bare assertion when
! saY THAI some of the most extensive
etOclt men in The State have como 10
MIN from distances for gavlco In ;hslr
business, numbers OF oil classes cali
upon him daily for consultation, cant.
inllstcoming into the county wan, 10
know first bow they WIN succeed Ia
various bu land partlculnrly for
advice ~ 10 the cattle business.
Too psople OF your city aro euuslly
interested in his promised early visit,
IS Is evidenced By tho large number OF ,
levers ne Is constantly receiving frcn
y our oiti1ens inquiying AZ to the prob |
able date OF his arrival. In connoulion
with bis Contemplated carly visit
20 Dallas your correspondent
IS reminded of au Oatly "reminiscences
with his professional skill |
In the delinoatlon OF the character Of |
one OF Dallas' now most wealthy mar. |
chants in the person If Mr.. Isaac San.
ger, OF tho now famous house OF San. |
re, Bros, thsi ~ known throughout |
too broad state Of Texas. IL was nAuy |
yoatS ago, IN tho town OF Milllkeu. M |
.heCenlral road, whom that place wss
J "a terminua thereof, that Msssrs.
Sangcr wero conducting "a mercantile
business. Mr.. Isaao Sanger came Ia
Ih0 doctor, and, ia the course of The
ioctpr'f deli"ea.ion, bc-told him that
bis would ono day be tho leading firm,
n tho great state III Texas, and thst
honest aud fair dealing would charac.
'eJze all of their transactions, Az To
or not the Doctors words have
,aon fully realized or not the public
'au boat judge. AZ an earnest OF thu
principle thai coverls tho entire pro
ssional work OF the doctor, your cor
espondant Will 20 further aud men,
ion that he, on short trip TO Dallas,
ccidentally met Mr.. Rose, a
Gentleman who years before had beon
resent In the doctors office With Mr.,
LANCER NJ the time he was examined
y tho doctors; the conversation nat
rally reverted TO the event and
ir. Rose admitting that whilo tao
oc,or was ocrr0ot M to the extent %,
no Sanger Bros. business, that 10 did
OF believe ne could Judge AS to tho
onesty OF the employees OF tho firm.
making, his head .gra,ely. the doctor
splied that it was impossible for q firm
retain othor than honest saiosncn
hon tho business was conducted a
pom tho known sound busineHs prln- !,
ples OF Sanger Bros, 'and TO cor f.
lnoe you" said tho doctor, "that I
now what / am talking about, Won \
ay so Into thoir clothing department
,d soloct fine suit upon tho word OF
10 hrst salesman who accosts you ON =
ltering, tako IL to any first. olnss
erchsnt tailor, and II he says Il Il not :.
hat tho salesman represented II wnu. .
v Ill pay iofil." \
Tho gentleman promptly accepted
Q proposition and did no dlrected.
ID returning, ackno Who'd ged the iosn
tho wager--in other words, he had
pay Tor the clothes himself, for Inv
|. own admiration tho suit was rro.
unced FULLY up TO tho represents. =
N.
Another monument to the tootor,s
III .hn be found IN your CITY of Dti.
IN the person OF Mr.. Adoiie. OF thu a
III known banking firm of Fitppon. n
loue q Looitt, In whom the doctorSs %
'fk is fully exemplified. MANY yeers
., whom Ia tho town OF Brcmond he
derwont a dollneation OF chsrrcter. -
was told he WAS on the |
VI 70 success, that ~ wholeaale i
W or banker he would always sue
~ iVr ne was 4 man In whom pen NJ
ns'urslv raposnd confidence and a
his ttrhishtiorwsrj covrso would "
Inmsnd confidence. -
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