The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-18
PERSON.
MAGNETISM.
How Prominent Men Develop
this Power and Use It to In.
fluence Others omen,
90. Adopts IN This
Mysterious Art.
A Reporter Makes Astounding.
Discoveries Secret Methods
Which Charm and Fasci-
nate the Human Mind.
High Priests Of the Occult Re
veal Jea1ous1y Guarded Sc
crets Of Years-A Won
derfu1 New Book by
Prominent kNew
York Men.

| ret Of Power" has just been issued at an
| expense Of over $751; 900 by one OF the leaG1li i
| hook is from the pen Of the ablest special
lists of modern times the .autnoTs, sa 1n
away the copyright on conditions that ~
600 copies should be dlstr1puteda - t he
public free of charge. The Colum ola
Scientific Academy is now complying Win WI
| this contract, and until tho edition OF ~
| 900 copies is exhausted you can get q copy
of this book absolutely free, The book IS
nrofuselv illustrated with tho most ex.
pensive half-tone. engravlnss. - IS luli
Of wonderful secrets and starting sur
prises, and thoroughly explains the real Saa
sources of the power Of personal lnn NJ
ence It fully and completely reveals the
| fundamental PRINCIPLES Of success and an
fuence IN every walk of life. The hidden
power and scientific character. reading are
explained in an intensely interesting man
ner. Two secret methods Of personal IN
huence are described, which positively en-
able any Intelligent person to exercise q
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
wonderful power.
The book also describes absolutely GER
tain methods by which you can read the
you meet. No one can deceive you. on
can tell what vocation is best for you to
follow. You can know the secret power
charmed and fascinated. The newest lat
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tai culture and magnetic healing is full.
W explained and illustrated by beautiful
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derful Information has ever before been
placed in the hands or the public. On ac-
count OF the mshty power and influence
placed in ones hands by this book. the
Legislature of the State of New York de-
bated whether or not the State ought to
1t was finally decided the good it would
accomplish would greatly overcome the
i'll. and it's distribution was not interfered
With.
Not long ago John D. Rockefeller. the
richest man in America, said, in talking
to a Sundav-school class that he regard
ed his success In life largely to his ability
leon and Alexander the Great, all won
name and renown by their wonderful pow
er OF personal influence. Jay Gould piled
Morgan organized THE billion-dollar steel
trust and enriched himself by millions
simply by his marvellous ability to influ-
M a and o
Mr.. Morgan. who are practically paupers.
They have the ability to organize a trust,
but they have not sufficient power of per
sonal influence. Personal influence will
power, stamina-call it what you will-has
from the creation of man been the subtle
force that has brought wealth, fame and
renown to those who were fortuna tie
enough to possess it.
This strange mysterious influence is in
herent IN every human being. BY the late
methods explained by the New York spe-
person can develop wonderfully mag
netic personality, and learn how to read
the character, secrets and the lives Of
others in a. few days study at his own
home. You can use this marvellous power
without the knowledge of your most m
innate friends and associates. You can
use it to obtain lucrative employment, to
secure an advance in salary. to win the
friendship and influence of others, to OBJ
tain a greater share of happiness from
life. You can be respected, honored and
become a leader in your community.
If you are not fully satisfied with your
present condition and circumstances; it
you long, for greater success or more
money; if you are not able to influence
others to the extent you desire, the report
err would advise you to write at once for
free copy OF this great work now being
given away by the Columbia Scientific
Mrs. r. C. Young, of s12 Indiana Street,
Lawrence. Kan, recently sent for copy of
tins book book. After a, carefully examining it
fluence on her friends and associates she
makes the following statements in 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. I wish every woman
in this country could read their grand
book
Fred. Perkins. of South Haven, Mich,
says" have been in great demand since
I read the work Of the Columbia Scientific
Academy. People are amazed and nysti-
fled at the things 1 do. I believe I could
make s25 per day reading character alone
ii I We're to charge for my services. If
anyone would have told I would receive
so much wonderful information I would
have thought him crazy
Mrs. NJ. 5Effie Watson of Martinsville,
Ind. says: could I have had access to
such informa ton in past years. could
have avoided many 1nisfortunees. This
work Of the Columbia Scientific Academy
shall be my guiding star the remaining
DAYS of my life
If you will send your name and address
to the Columbia Scientific Academy. De-
partrne::t SIG H. 1891 Broadway. New York
city. this book will be sent to you abso-
lutely free. postage prepaid. On account
of the great expense involved in prepar-
ing this book, the Columbia Scientific
Academy requests that only people who
are especially interested write for free
copy-onlys those who desire to achieve
greater. success and better their condition
in life.
all over the State to laugh, will appear