The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-06

I incorporated instituto which, after. q lee
| ture course OF six weeks, bestows a diploma
| emitting the graduate TO read human ma
| ture with his chart. 1t ia a system which
| has been bounding into public credulitv
| with its lines and aneles and technical
EXPRESSIONS, and is interesting because Of It's
| multitude of claims. 1t IL not "humpol-
| ogy,n for that has been exploded by various
| reople. Borrowing the definition used IN
the institute. phrenoiogy Is tine estima-
ton of the size of the chronological organs
by the radial distance from the brain CEN
ter to the periphery A brain fbra lead
ing to the eye Ia one of the organs OF aighs.
Why may not another hbre, whose
origin ia in the medulla o~biongata'
leading to she top of the head, be
the organ Of tirmness? asks the new school
of phrenoiogy. II the head, at q hbres
terminal point, Ia roundly developed, 1T
proves that the organ (Which, by the way,
was located there by observation OF l'ooo
cases) is in a state of constant ACTIVITY. II
the fibre ia seldom required, tho develop
mens of surrounding organs will produce,
comparatively speaking, u depression IN
the skull.
These are the simple fundamental claims
upon which is based n science so ALIEN
bracing that men may choose with infalli7
bic certainty their proper occupation, and
women may solve the servant problem so
satisfactorily that nothing will be lott to
talk about.
You NAV get married and stay married
all in accordance with the contours OF your
head and faca. For a consideration your
life partner will be chosen for you by q
scientific analysis, which may NOT % OF
much service after the marriage day, now
ever.
A person with Il strongly vital tempera-
ment should seek III marriage one having
the motive-mental temperament. suppose
one ,erson has IA strongly marked mental
xptkh a l n pfrS hand lJUhf homes
and muscles. lacking son.ewhat the diges-
tive and nutritive power. That person
should choose in marriage one who has u
predominance of the motive and vital
temperaments, with less expansion OF BRAN,
with strong featu es. a larger neck ana
more brawny organization.
1t is possible to learn by the chart all
about temperament, for the name OF every
known faculty is printed III its proper spot
on the head. Phrenologically speaking,
every one may be his own fortune teller.
He has only to lay before his gaze his own
characteristics by a system of dlterentla-
ton with the chart before him.
The servant question is also answered by
differentiation between mistress and maid,
and a scrutiny of the model cook, house
maid, nurse and waitress, as illustrated In
the little pamphlet which, with Others. is
going to cure all the ills arising from an
ignorance of the science of phrenolo2y.
Railway ~Conundrums.
What is the railway mileage of the United
States? 170.6 COL miles.
What has been the cost? Over ten billion
dollars.
What state heads the list in point of
mileage? ullinois-10,079 miles.
What is average cost of constructing a
mile of railroad? About $1,000
Who built the first locomotive in the
United States? Peter Cooper.
What is the cost of a palace sleeping car?
About SIS 900. or SIT. 900 if vestibuled.
What road carries the largest number of