Omaha daily bee., 1902-11-09

A wonderful new book entitled The
Secret of Power has Just been issued
at an expense Of over $4,000 by one OF
the leading colleges of the City OF New
York. This book is from the pen Of the
Rblest specialists OF modern times. The
authors gave away the copyright on con-
dition that 10, 200 copies should be dis
tributed to the public free Of charge. The
Columbia Scientific Academy is now com
plying with this contract, and until the
edition of 10000 copies is exhausted you
can get a copy of this book absolutely free.
The book is pTofusely illustrated with the
most expensive half-tone engravings. 1t
is full of wonderful secrets and startling
surprises, aud thoroughly explains the real
source of the power OF personal influence.
IL fully and completely reveals the funda-
mental principles Of success and influence
in every walk OF life. The hidden mys-
teries Of personal magnetism, will-power
and scientific character reading are ex-
planned in an intensely interesting manner.
Two secret methods of personal influence
are described, which positively enable 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
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sonslly and can vouch for their wonderful
power.
The book also describes absolutely certain
methods by which you can read the charac-
ter, secrets and lives OF every one you
meet. No one can deceive you. You can
tell what vocation is best for you to follow.
You can know the secret power by which
minds of human beings are charmed and
fascinated. The newest, latest and best
system of physical and mental culture and
magnetic healing is fully explained and
illustrated by beautiful half-tone engraV-
lngs. No such book has ever before been
published. Ma such wonderful information
has over before boen placed in the hands
of the public o. account of the mighty
power and influence placed in ones hands
by this book. the Legislature of the State
Of New York debated whether or not the
State ought to permit it's promiscuous cir
c~ulation, but it was finally decided the good
1t would accomplish would greatly over
come the i'll, and its distribution was not
interfered with.
Not long ago John d. Rockefeller, the richest
school class, that he regarded his success In lie
largely to his ability to influence others. Lincoln.
name and renown by wonderful power Of personal
influence; Jay Gould piled UP millions by this
dollar stei trust and enriched himself by millions
there are today thousands OF men with the brains
and education OF MI, Morgan who are practically
paupers. They have the ability to organize a trust,
but they have not suficient power of personal In
huence. Personal influence, wlll-power' stamina
man been the subtle force that has brought wealth.
fame and rsnown to those who were fortunate
This strange. mysterious influence is inherent in
every human being, BY the late methods explained
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study at his own home. Sou can use TINS marvel
intimate friends and associates. You can use
to obtain lucrative employment TO secure an 40
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=" If You are not fully satisfied with your present
condition and circumstances. II you long for greater
nuence others to the extent you desire. the reporter
would advise you to write at once Ior a m's Nv oGISgs
Columbia Scientific Academy.
Mrs. =. C. Young Of sis indiana street. Si. hooE'
After carefully examining 1t and testing the methods
Of per.0nsl IN, inau ;aI1ev On h stat ,Gis%Ss f IL a letter e.
a friend: THE instructions given by the community
s sesSn' Sli the previous reading OF my life. wish
every, woman In this country could read their grand
Fred Perkins. of South Haven. Mich says; =
have been in great demand since / read the work OF
and mystihed al the things / do. I believe ] could
make ;25 per day reading character alone n we're
to charge for my services. II any one would nave
told / would receive so much wonderful information
would have thought him crazy
Mrs, N. Enc Watson, of Martinsville. lnd.. says
Gould I have had access 70 such information IN
mast wears ] could have avoided many mistortunes.
mis- work OF the Columbia scientific Academy anal
be my guiding star the remaining days Of my IRE
II you will send your name and ad-
dress to the Columbia Scientific Academy.
Dept. 434 N, 1881 Broadway, New York
City, this book will be sent to you abso-
Iutely free, postage prepaid. On account
of the great expense involved in preparing
this book, the Columbia Scientific Academy
requests that only people who are espeei-
ally Interested write for free copy--only
those who desire to achieve greater success
and better their condition in life.