The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-17

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ure 1. You may be able TO make one
such circle by accident. bur If you think
you can make twenty in a day. in a
week or even IN a month, just try IL and
get your friends TO try II. The circles
must not be Ike Figure but like Fig
ure J. You will soon find that this - nse
merely case OF know how" for ev-
er'ybody knows how. 1t is a case Of
know how combined with never
fail" Not one of five hundred young
men and women college graduates can
do Il Not even the one who carried
OF the highest honors. The one who
can do 1t is
ONE AMONG MILLIONS.
! He began just the same as everybody
else did. by learning how TO draw. But
that's not the secret OF his success; he
made a speciality of drawing circles; he
has been drawing them all his life. and
practice makes perfect. Give any wo-
man a bow and arrow. give a man a
loaded revolver, and he or she may some
times hit the target, and possibly the
center, but how many hun
This frequent failure, not only IN target
practice. but in everything else, Is due
10 the fact that no one person In a thous
and makes a lifeepecialty OF one thing.
the one thing he can do best.-and
keeps right on making a specially OF IL
until he becomes perfect.
PARIS DREsSMAKER
There is a woman dressmaker IN Paris
who for thirty years has been noted the
world over. Not once In a hundred
times does she fail TO give perfect Mt.
yet this same woman made a silk night
shirt for her husband, and-made fall
ure. II wasn't a case of not knowing
how. for she had learned how TO make
clothes just as she had learned how 10
draw; yet. try as she would. she couldn't
even make a night shirt for her hus-
band that would At, any more than she
could draw a circle that was project
A GREAT LAWYER.
Daniel Webster. who was probably
the greatest constitutional lawyer that
ever lived. was once completely fioored
IN a patent case by a lawyer who made
a speciality OF such cases. The know
how" rs the proper point to start from.
but II IS the pT'actice-the daily. hourly.
constant practfce-that makes perfect.
The woman who has one night shirt 10
make In thirty years cannot be an ex-
pert in night shirts. any more than tls
lawyer who has one patent case IN six
months can be an expert IN patent
cases. The doctor VINO - called upon
once a week. once a month. or. perhaps.
once in six month TO treat this. that.
or the other complicated disorder may
succeed once tn a great while. II nature
comes to the rescue. but he viii usually
fail, notwithstanding the fact that he
has studied medicine. Just as the law
yer has studied law and the woman
had studied dre>smaking. The sum |
and substance or IL all is that practice |
makes perfect.
EXPERIENCE NEEDED.
II Is upon this theory. this principle. |
this practice. that the greatest and most |
successful health Institution n AmeTi-
ca Is founded. For nearly thirty years /
experienced and skilled physicians. con /
nected with this institution. have made
a specially Of curing The ailments and /
disease peculiar 10 women Where the
ordinary practitioner treats one case.
the skilled specialists Of this Institu-
ton treat tens OF thousands and what
Is regarded by The local doctor as
complicated case. one that puzzles his
brain and baffies his skill. - as simple
of treatment and sure OF being cured
in this Institution as IL the drawing OF
the perfect circle 70 that one man In a
million This - another Instance where
practice makes perfect Il IL a case
where one man can do what millions OF
others cannot do. although they have
learned how.
One reason why woman suffers IN
silence. agoniAs which would make q
coward OF the strongest man. T. BE-
cause her tTlborn rnod>s;y Gauss her
to shrink from the ordeal 81 submitting
TO medical examination and the s,er~'O-
typed local treatment" When- final
by. torture drives her 20 sex advice.
she. unfortunately. only 100 osren falls
into hands mat hack <he rare ability %
drawing that 'p@~fect circle upoa
which Der psece Of mind. her hacpiSs-ss.
and her lie depend Instead % 10
treatment mat makes THOUSANDS OF /
cures a certainty and failure almost al
un-haart-of ACCIDENT. she rso~iT~S thar
w. hSch makes failure a certainty and Tse
cure a mere accident
A VAST EXPERIENCE
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many thousands o. cases o. Eo1aSns
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