The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1905-07-22
Tells How Any One May Perform
Startling Feats That Almost
Garry Us Back to Days
Of Great Miracles.
supposed Man Of Mystery II Giving
Away 100000 Copies Of This
Most Interesting Book, by
Mail, to Those Who
Write, Postpaid and
Absolutely Free. a

NEW YORK, N. Y.-(Special Cor
| respondence.) - What wonderful
thought it is to suppose that some
one in our midst should suddenly be
gifted with the power to tell the in
nermost secrets Of the human mind;
to anticipate even our thoughts and
desires, and to Danish disease and
sickness as If through divine or
magic power. Thousands would seek
the influence and power of such an
individual; many would flock around
him in amazement, and the lives and
actions of those who came within
range of this strange power would be
controlled at his command. Can any
thought be more startling? But
strange as this seems, many persons
are now performing startling feats
that almost carry us back to the days
of great miracles. Copies of a mys-
FERROUS book are being sent out
broadcast by mail, free Of charge, by
New York scientist, who is thought
by many to be a man of mystery; a
man possessing the workings of a
strange, powerful secret system c.
personal influence and control for
he has told them how to influence
people far and near and to heal them
selves and others Of all Ills as If by
magic.
This wonderful book is full of
startling surprises and many pic
lures showing how one person may
WELD an influence over the mind of
another. On some Of it's pages may
be written the secrets Of your pc
culiar characteristics. so that all who
know you may learn the workings
of your human battery, your inner
self. 1t explains how the strange
phenomena of developing Personal
| Magnetism, Hypnotic Influence
| Magic Curing of Diseases, Reading
Characters and Minds. Projecting
Thoughts to distant places, are ac-
complished; II gives you the key to
| concentration, force of character,
memory and powerful systems Of
swaying the minds of others; how
| to overcome the most obstinate dis
| ease or habit through an inward sub
| jective power, as the Hindus Danish
disease and dependency at will.
1t is by far the most wonderful
| book of the age, and all who receive
free copies of 1t can be thankful.
1t points out the road to financial
and social success; it reveals many
mysterious phenomena that have
baffied scientists for centuries past.
Prof Frederick r. Mcintyre, who
claims authorship Of the work. Of
fers to send a copy free to any peMson
send the following odd lines to him:
II want power of mind,
Force and strength in look,
If my writing is satisfactory,
Please send me the book"
Prof. Mcintyre says that he can
tell by CHANGING at those he receives
Just what the one who penned them
is best fitted for in life; what the
writer's characteristics are; what to
do to get we'll quickly If sick, weak.
run down physically or mentally, and
whether the writer will succeed in
using to advantage the mony power
full systems of personal influence out
lined in the book. He does not wish
to send it to any person who would
use the system of personal control
for any other than an honorable pur-
pose. Like Andrew Carnegie, he be-
lieves in the distribution of good
books. No book in this age of scien-
tifc prograss has created such a
well-merited furore of interest.
If you wish a free copy Of this
wonderful book, sit down and write
the above verse and send it to Prof.
F. T. Mcintyre, Dept. S76, No. 126
West Thirty-fourth street, New York,
N Y.
All who write will receive 1t, no
one will be disappointed; II Is sent
by mail, postage paid, absolutely