The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-12
a College, Chartered Under State
Laws, With a Capital of 100000
for the Purpose of Teaching
Personal Magnetism and
Hypnotism by COrre-
sp0ndence.
Everybody May Now Learn
Ten Thousand Copies of a Valuable
Work ON These Sciences to BE
Given Away to Advertise
the College.

The American College of Sciences Of
Philadelphia, Pa, Is novel institution.
1t is chartered under the state laws, with
a capital Of 100000, for the purpose OF
teaching Personal Magnetism, Hypnottsm,
Magnetic Healing. etc.. by correspondence.
At an expense of over $4,000 the college
has Issued a remarkable work on these
sciences, ten thousand copies Of which will
be given away absolutely free. The book
is elegantly illustrated with the most ex-
pensive engravings, and it is decidedly
the finest and most comprehensive work of
it's kind ever published. 1t is the product
OF the combined talent of thirty distin-
guished hypnotic specialists and scientists
1t thoroughly explains all the hidden
secrets Of Personal Magnetism, Hypnot-
ism, Magnetic Healing, etc. It Is full OF
surprising experiences, and makes many
startling disclosures In regard to the use
and possibilities Of this secret power.
The college absolutely guarantees that
anyone can learn these sciences in few
days at home, and use the power without
the knowledge of his most intimate
friends.
The reporter asked for the names and
addresses of some Of the pupils SO that
he might communicate with them person
ally. Several hundred were offered, from
which the reporter selected eighty-four.
The replies received were more than suf-
1cient to convince the most skeptical In
regard to the wonderful benefits to be
derived from this mighty power. There
were absolutely no failures. All had
learned to make practical use Of the
sciences. The following extracts are
taken at random from the letters. for
the benefit of readers:
J. II. Schneider, 1412 Avon st, La Crosse.
Wis, writes: "Hypnotism truly reveals
no 0f ho INV
| nature. My own father could not have
convinced me Of its wonderful power II
had not actually tested 1t for myself.
I consider knowledge Of it invaluable
for those who wish to get the most out OF
life; to those who wish to achieve sue
cess to the full measure Of their possi-
bilities."
Mrs. Ef1e NJ Watson, Martinsville. Ind.
writes: sHypnotism opens the road to
health, happiness and prosperity It
should be studied by everyone. would
not part with my knowledge of 1t for any
| amount. The instructions have developed
within me aforce Of character, an ability
to influence and control people that I
did not dream could acquire"
J. w. Ginger, M. D., Springfield, Ohio,
writes: II have used the methods of hyp-
notism taught by the American College
| of Sciences in two cases of difficult sur
| gical operations with perfect success. It
| is complete anaesthetic, and preferable
| to chloroform or ether. I acquired 3
practical knowledge Of hypnotism in less
| than three days. The book is grand.
Rev. T. W. Butler, Phi. D., Idaho City,
| Idaho, writes: II have cured a number Of
| chronic cases of rheumatism, dyspepsia
and paralysis of long standing; have not
! had single failure. I consider knowl-
| edge Of Personal Magnetism Invaluable.
The book has greatly increased my own
| powers"
DR.. w. P. Kennicutt, 529 State st, Bing-
hampton, N. Y, writes: II had long SUI
fered from nervous prostration and dys-
pepsia. My case baf1ed all medical skill.
+ studied hypnotism from the American
| College of Sciences and tried it upon my
self with surprising results. In one week
my stomach was better than it had been
for thirty years. I could eat anything
without the slightest distress. can
| hypnotic myself in five minutes and sleep
all night; have hypnotized number OF
others.''
The first ten thousand persons who
write to the American College Of Sciences
will receive, absolutely free, the marvel
Gus book that brought success to the
above persons. It is intensely interesting
! from start to finish. It should be in every
home If you want a copy write to-day
i to the American College of Sciences,
Dept. los H, 416-420 Walnut street, Phila-
delphia, Pa, and you will receive the
book by return mail.