The St. Louis Republic., 1901-11-10
PERSONAL
MAGNETISM
How Prominent Tlen Develop This
Power and Use 1t to Influence
Others - Women. Toe,
Adopts in This rIys'
terious Art.
A Reporter Makes Astounding Dis
coveries-Secret Methods Which
Charm and Fascinate the
Human Hind.
High Prfests of the Occult Reveal
Jealously Guarded Secrets of
Years+Two Wonderful New
Books by Prominent New
York Men.

Two wonderful new books. entitled, Sue.
cess and How 10 Win It," and The Sec
ret of Power" have just been issued at
an expense of over s5.oCo. by one of the
leading colleges of the City Of New York.
These are from the pens of the ablest
specialists of modern times. The authors
gSve away the copyright on condition
thai 1000 copies should be distributed to
the pr5lic free Of charge. The Columbia
Scientific Academy is now complying with
this contract. and until the edition Of 10.-
600 copies is exhaused you can get copies
of both these books absolutely free. Both
books are profusely illustrated with the
most expensive half-tone engravings. They
are full of wonderful secrets and startling
surprises. and they thoroughly explain the
real source Of the power Of personal in
nuence. They fully and completely reveal
the fundamental principles Of success and
influence in every walk OF life. The hid
den mysteries OF personal magnetism. will
power and scientific character reading are
explained in an intensely interesting man
ner. Two secret methods of personal in
fiuence are described. which positively en-
able any Intelligent person to exercise a
marvellous influence and control over any
one whom he may wish. These methods
are entirely new. and have never before
been made public. A reporter has tried
them personally, and can vouch for their
The books also describe absolutely GER
tain methods by which you can read the
you meet. No one can deceive you. You
can tell what vocation Is best for you to
follow; You can know the secret power
charmed and fascinated. The newest lat
ane es sesf Of and mental
nj nlafn r6 foI hxrh h<n tf,.r .
tone engravings. No such books have ever
before been published. No such wonder
~, fIl ii Information has ever before been
count of the mighty power and influence
placed in ones hands by these books the
legislature of the State Of New York de-
permit their promiscuous circulation; but
II was finally decided the good they would
III. and their distribution was not inter-
fered with.
Not long ago. John D. Rockefeller. the
TO a Sunday School class. that he regarded
his success in life largely to his ability to
influence nm nee Others Lincoln; Lee. Napoleon
renown bv their wonderful power of per-
sonal influence. Jay Gould piled up mil
organized the billion-dollar steel trust and
enriched himself by millions simply by his
marvellous ability to influence others,
twice the brains and education of Mr.
Morgan who are practically paupers. They
ave the ability to organize trust. but
they have not sufficient power of personal
influence. Personal influence. will power.
stamina-call 1t what you wili-has from
that has brought wealth. fame and re-
nown to those who were fortunate enough
to possess IL.
This strange. mysterious influence is in
herent in every human being. By the late
methods explained by the New York spe-
cialist in human culture any intelligent
we'll ftr1 ,ntir
personality and learn how to read the
character. secrets and the lives Of others
You can use this marvellous power without
the knowledge of your most intimate
friends and associates: You can use it to
an advance in salary. to win the friend
ship and influence of others. to obtain a
greater share of happiness from life. You
leader in your community.
If you are not fully satisfied with your
present condition and circumstances; If you
long for greater success more money.
II YOU are not able to influence others to
the extent YOU desire. the reporter would
advise you TO write at once for free copies
Of the great works now being given away
by the Columbia Scientific Academy.
, Mrs. r G: Young of 3l2 Indiana street.
OF the books. After carefully examining
them and testing the methods of personal
influence on her friends and associates. she
makes the following statement In a letter
TO friend: The instructions given by
the Columbia Scientific Academy have been
worth to me more than all the previous
reading of my life. | wish every woman in
this country could read their grand books
Fred Perkins of South Haven. Michigan.
says: Il have been in great demand since
read the works OF the Columbia Scientific
Acaoemy. People are amazed and mystf-
he'd at the things i do. l believe / could
make s2s per day reading character alone
II l were to charge for my services n
any one would have told me 1 would re-
,eive so much wonderful information 1
would have thought him crazy"
Mrs NJ. Effie Watson of Martfnsyille
indiana, says: Gould l have had access to
such information in past years could
nave avoided many misfortunes. The
works Of the Columbia Scientific Academy
shall be my guiding star the remaining
lays Of my life"
II you will send your name and address
70 the Columbia Scientific Academy De-
partment 427R. 1881 Broadway New York
city. both of the above books will be sent
10 you absolutely free, postage prepaid
On account of the great expense involved
n preparing these books the Columbia
Scientific Academy requests that only peo-
pie who are especially interested write for
rec copies-only those who really desire to
achieve greater success and better their
condition in life.
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