The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-01-10
PERSONAL
MAGNETISM
A College, Chartered Under State Laws,
With a Capital of 100000, for the
Purpose of Teaching Personal Mag
netism and Hypnotism by Core
spondence.
Everybody May Now Learn
Ten Thousand Copies of Valuable
Work On These Sciences to be Given
Away to Advertise the College.

The American College Of Sciences Of
Philadelphia. Pa, is q novel institution.
It is chartered under State laws. with q
capital Of 800 900, for the purpose of
| teaching Personal Magnetism. Hypao-
tism, Magnetic Healing, etc, by cor
respondence.
At an expense of over $4,000 the col
| lege has issued a remarka bic work on
these sciences, 10000 copies of which
viii be given away absolutely free. The
| book is elegantly Illustrated with the
most expensive engravings, and il is
decidedly the finest and most compre
hensive work of its kind ever publish
| ed It is the product Of the combined
talent OF thirty distinguished hypnotic
| specialists and scientists. 1t thoroughly
| explains ali the hidden secrets Of Per
sonaI Magnetism, Hypnotism, Magnetic
Healing, etc. 1t is full of surprising ex-
| periences. and makes many startling dis
closures in regard to the use and pos
sjbilities Of this secret power.
! The college absolutely guarantees
! that any one can learn these sciences
/ in a few DAYS al home and use the
! power without the knowledge of his
most intimate friends.
The reporter asked for the names and
addresses OF soIae of the pupils, so thas
/ he might communicate with them per
q
/ from which the reporter selected eighty
| four. The replies received were more
/ than sufficient 10 convince the most
/ skepticaI in regard 30 the wonderful
benefits TO be derived from the mighty
! power. There were absolutely no fail
ures- All had learned TO make practical
| use of The sciences. The following ex-
tracts are taken al random from the let
| ters. for the benefit of readers:
J. IT. Schneider, 1872 Avon Street, Id
/ Crosse Wis, writes: "Hypnotisn truly
reveals The secrets of life, and the my5-
teries of nature. Ny own father could
not have convinced me OF its wonderful
| power, If I had not actually tested it
/ for myself. I consider knowledge Of IL
| invaluable for those who wish TO get the
most ont of life; to those who wish %
| achieve success to the full measure OF
| their possibilities.
| Mrs. Fife n Watson, MartinsvilIe,
| Ind. writes: 'Hypnotism opens ,hc
road TO health, happiness, and pros
perity- It should be studied by every
one. ! would not part with my knowledge
| of il for any amount. Tho instruc-
/ tons have developed within me a force
| Of character, an ability 10 influence and
| control people that ] did not dream 1
could acquire"
| J. W Ginger. NJ D., Springfield.
| Ohio. writes 4 have used the meTtcjS
OF hypnotism taught by the AmerIcap
| College OF Sciences ia two eases OF
| difficult surgical operations with perfect
! success. II is a complete anaesthetic,
and preferable 10 chloroform or ether.
! I acquired a practical knowledge Of
/ hvpnotism in less than three days. The
book is grand
/ Rev. T. W Butler Phi. D.. Idaho ify
Idaho. writes. 7 have cured number
/ Of chronic cases Of rheumatism, dyspep-
STA. and paralysis of long standing; haze
not had single failure. I consider 4
/ knowledge Of Personal Magnetism inval-
liable. The book has greatly increased
my own powers.
Dr.. ". p Kennicutt. 500 State Street
! Binghamton y Y writes: 4 had long
suffered from nervous prosUation and
| dyspepsia. NY case baffied all medical
/ skill studied hvpnotism from the
/ american College Of Sciences, and tried
it upon myself with surprising results
II one week my stomach was better than
il had been in thirty years 1 could eat
anything without the slightest distress
/ I can hypnotic myself IN five minutes
and sleep all night; have hypnotized 2
number Of others.
The first 10 900 persons who write tC
the American College of Sciences VIII
receive absolutely free, the marvellous
book that brought success to the above
persons II is intensely interesting ron
start 10 finish il should be in every
home. II you want a copy write toda,
| TO the American College of Sciences
Department CIV, 416-420 Walnut
/ Street. Philadelphia, Pa. and you vii
receive the book by return mail