San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-04-13
HOW SENSE Is MEASURED.
A Grand System of Mental Philoso
ply and Its Claims to Popu-
lar RarnuuifInn

ply and Its Claims TO Popu-
lar Recognition.
Phrenology is that system OF mental
philosophy which demonstrates that
the mental characteristics of an indi-
constitution and the conformation OF
the brain. 1t does not depend upon
"bumps," as is sometimes supposed
by the uniformed, but upon care
ful estimate of health, temperament,
and quality of organization, together
with careful estimate of the length
of brain fibre composing the several
organs OF the brain.
Phrenology is the only system of
mental philosophy that has ever
proved that il is possible to estimate
the amount OF sense and kind of sense
possessed by any individual, and act
ing upon that estimate to assign him
to peculiar trade, profession or vO-
cation where he can be sure of sue
cess.
Pnrenology does this and more. 1t
detects and describes inherited and
acquired faults, vices and evil pro-
pensities, and offers intelligent and
practical advice as to the best and
quickest way to overcome them. 1t
discovers latent talents and graces
and shows how to cultivate and make
the most of them. 1t teaches how to
improve health, secure longevity and
enjoy lie to the utmost, and how to
select companions in association,
business partnership and matrimony
SO rs to secure the great advantages
OF reciprocal culture, financial sue
cess, amiable association and inn
provement OF humanity at large.
These are tremendous claims If true,
and that they are true is proven be
yond the shadow of doubt.
Professor William Windsor, LII. B.,
the eminent phrenologist, who con-
trolls the largest chronological prac.
tice in the world, and who is now
making his fourth tour of the United
States and Texas, is now in this city,
and will conduct grand course of
lectures at Casino hall, commencing
tomorrow night, with consultation
daily at the Menger hotel. His first
visit to Texas was In 1885. The prac-
teal results of his professional exam.
nations are now being made manifest
in thousands of cases all over the
United States. He has genuine test
monials sufficient to fill many pages.
The following brief mention OF few
we'll known persons will suffice to
convince the candid reader.
w. w. Dexter, examined in Waco,
1889, advised to enter commercial
journalism and to correct certain
faults, now proprietor of Fort Worth
Trade Review, great success, SAYS
ah "
vice has been worth more than ten
thousand dollars.
w. G. Mitchell, of Aspen, Col, ex-
amined in 1889, reports benefits to the
extent of thirty thousand dollars and
says: II have found by experience
that if the principles of phrenology
are strictly followed q man can be a
success physically, mentally, moral.
ly and financially"
A prominent financier of Fort
Worth, Tex, whose name Is withheld
for obvious reasons, was examined
publicly in Huffmann's hall in that
city by Professor Windsor, and warned
against neutrality-suspicious. and urged
especially not toAassume Responsible
ties with other peoples money. "Do
you think would steal?" he asked
uurlDg the eAanl0atlOn. - Ou would
not steal anything small" replied
Professor Windsor, "but If you had
chance to get away with $4,000 your
conscience would not hurt you ten
minutes" Within six months from
the time of this examination the
fnsncier confessed to forgeries
amounting to over $50, 900, and is now
in the penitentiary. Hundreds of
other examples might be sdduced to
show the value of Prof Windsor's
examinations, but space forbids.
W. A. Harris, manager Mutual
Life Insurance company of New
York for Fort Worth, examined in
1890, reported $500 profits within
three days, and in 1892 reports q con-
tinuance of substantial and financial
SUCCESS.
Prof. Windsor will remain for a few
days only. He will visit only the
larger cities in the state, and the op
portunity should not be lost too b tain
reliable chronological examination
from the highest living authority.
Consultation il free in all cases, and
examinations and charts are given at
reasonable prices.