The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-02-08

A wonderful new Oook, entitled, ''Tne Secret of Power" has just been issued, at an expense of over 5000, by one of the leading colleges of the City of New York. This book is from the pen of the ablest specialists of modern times. The authors gave away the copyright on condition that 10000 copies should be distributed to the public free of charge. The Columbia Scientific Academy is now complying with this contract. and until the edition of lo.- CO., copies Is exhausted you can get copy of this book absolutely free. The book is profusely illustrated with the most expensive half-tone engravings. It is full of wonderful secrets and startling surprises, and thoroughly explains the real source of the power of personal in- fuence. It fully and completely reveals the fundamental principles of success and Influence in every walk of life. The hid den mysteries of personal magnetism. will-power and scientific character read ing are explained in an intensely interest ing manner. Two secret methods of per- sonal influence are described which posi- lively enable any intelligent person to ex- ercise 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 wonderful power.
 The book also describes absolutely cer- tain methods by which you can read the character, 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 beauti- ful half-tone engravings No such book has ever before been published. No such wonderful information has ever before been placed in the hands of the public. On account of the mighty power and in- fluence placed in one's hands by this book, the Legislature of the State of New York debated whether or not the State ought to permit it's promiscuous eircula- tion; but 1t was finally decided the good 1t would accomplish would greatly over balance the III, and its distribution was
 Not long ago John D. Rockefeller, the richest man In America, said, in talking to Sunday school class that he attrib- uted his success in life largely to his ability to influence others. Lincoln. Lee. Napoleon and Alexander the Great all won fame and renown by their wonder full powers of personal influence. Jay Gould piled up millions by this same pow CT. J. P: Morgan organized the billion dollar steel trust and enriched himself by millions simply by his marvellous ability to influence others. There are to- and education of Mir. Morgan who are practically paupers. They have the abil- lty to organize a trust, but they have not Bu1TlclenI power or personal lnHuence. Personal influence. will power. stamina rall 1t what you will-has from the crea- ton of man been the subtle force that ha s brought wealth. fame and renown to those who are fortunate enough to possess 1t. This strange, mysterious influence is Inherent in every human being. By the late methods explained by the New York specialist in human culture any intelii- gent person can develop wonderfully magnetic personality. and learn how to read the character, secrets and lives of others in a few days study at his own home. You can use this marvellous pow CT without the knowledge of your most in- timate 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 ob- tain a greater share of happiness from life. You can be respected. honored and become leader in your community.
 If you are not fully satisfied with your present condition and circumstances: If you long for greater success or more mon- ey; if you are not able to influence oth- CTS to the extent you desire. the reporter would advise you to write at once for a free copy of this great work. now being given away by the Columbia Scientific Academy.
 Mrs. c. Richmond Duxbury of z72 A Green Ave. Brooklyn N. Y., the authoress of New England Folk recently sent for cop ss of the books; after carefully examining them and test ing the methods of personal influence her friends and associates she makes the following
 
 could induce me to part with the advantage that my little knowledge of your books has given me. Any student acquire it and will be fascinated and del ghted with the re- suit"
 Fred Perkins. of South Haven. Mich says 'I have been in great demand since I read the work of the Columbia Scientific Academy People amazed and mystihed at the things I do. I believe I could make S25 per day reading character alone if were to charge for my services. If any one would have told would receive much wonderful information I would have thought him crazy.'
 Mrs. NJ Fife Watson of Martinsvilie. Ind. says: Could have had access to such in formation in past years I could have avQsded many misfortunes This work of the Colunb 8 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, Dent s0S Y, 1881 Broad way, New York City. this book will be sent to you absolutely free, postage prepaid. On account of the great expense involved in preparing this book. the Columbia Scientific Academy re- quests that only people who are especially interested write for free copy-only those who really desire to achieve greater sue cess and better their condition in life.