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tie Post-Intelligencer. Prof. Alexander's striking analysis of human nature and ready flow of wit ren- der his success, both as an examiner and speaker, assured from the first. -Denver Daily Republican, Jan. 22, 1888. MONTREAL WITNESS, Dec. 10th, '94 Professor Alexander lectured in his own in- imitable style on Friday evening before an audience that filled Association Hall to over- flowing. The lecture was filled with good sound common sense, and if the status of society has not been materially elevated in Montreal, then nothing short of an earthquake can do it. DRCKfrfBER 1 2th, 1894. The lecture was certainly one of the best tem- perance lectures delivered in Montreal for many years, and at the suggestion of the Rev'd Mr. McKil'ican, the audience joined unamiously in requesting that the Prof, repeat it. nLv."' for As Men Live So They Look. Prof. Alexander 'is a decided gentle- man, a fluent and eloquent speaker, and master of the Science of Phrenology. Morning Oregonian, Portland, Ore., April ID, 1891. Prof. Alexander is a born lecturer, and would be interesting on any subject.— Minneapolis Times, October 13, 1893. Professor Alexander is easily in the front rank of exponents of the Science of Human Nature to-day, and has won his place by the unvarying accuracy and skill, not to say brilliance, of his demon- strations, betraying a marvellous know- ledge of the science.— Toronto Mail, October 13th, 1894. The audience was one of the largest that had ever been seated in the hall. Those who attend Prof. Alexander's lec- tures will find that they have made a profitable investment of their time. — Toronto Empire, April 11, 1893. Prof. Alexander is abreast of the times and combines tact, originality and wit with ability.— Evening Wisconsin, Mil- waukee, March 23, 1893. Prof. Alexander is an easy, fluent speaker. His ideas are good, well ex- pressed, and cover a wide field of thought. —Milwaukee Sentinel, March 18, 1894. He is undoubtedly the finest in his pro- fession that Minneapolis has ever heard. —Minneapolis Journal, Oct. 13, 1893. Prof. Alexander gave the last of his brilliant course of lectures on the "Science of Human Nature" to a crowded house at the Auditorium last night.— Toronto Globe, April 25th, 1893. We defy any dollar show to interest Jan audience better than Prof. Alexander.— Omaha Bee. PERSONAL fiSSTIMONIALS. The reading of my mental traits is cor- rect to the letter, and his description of the points inherited from my parents exact in every particular. Rev. Mungo Eraser, Hamilton, Ont. (To the audience Oct. 20, 1892^. Prof. Alexander's lectures on Phreno- logy and kindred topics are the best of the kind I ever heard. He is a genuine enlightener and upbuilder of all those things which enter into correct living and good society. James G. Clark, Poet, Composer and Vocalist. Minneapolis, Minn. I have cleared $10,000 by doing as you recommended in your examination. Jas. Barker, Salt Lake City. I engaged in the business you said I was fitted for, and in ten years cleared ♦75,000. Mons. L. Richet, Wholesale Grocer, Portland, Ore. Had I^had such an examination when I was a young man it would have been of inestimable benefit to me. Dr. Ordineaux, of Columbia Med. College, N.Y. The Professor has not only delineated my strong and weak points, but has des- cribed characteristics which only my wife, or most intimate friends, could know. Jas. L. Hughes, Inspector of Schools, Toronto, Can. (At the close of a public examination on April 10, 1893). You make a man realize that it is a serious matter to be acquainted with himself. Francis Murphy, Temperance Lecturer. Fig, I— Mechanism. Fig, 2— Business. Fir.. 3 — Books. Everybody is GOOD for Something! YET HOW VERY MANY MAKE LIFE A FAILURE Because the Right Man does not Find the Right Place. THE QUESTION OF EVERY THINKING PERSON IS What Can I Do Best? Can I succeed as an Attorney, Artist or Author ? As a Baker, Bookseller or Broker? A Carpenter Clerk or Chemist? A Dentist or Designer? An Editor or Engineer? A Farmer or Grocer ? Can I Invent, Lecture or Leji^late? Can I succeed as a Manufacturer, Merchant or Machinist ? In Music Navigation, Oratory, Painting or Sculpture ? As a Preacher or Physician ? A Poet or Policeman ? A Sailor or a Soldier ? A Teacher, Tragedian or Writer ? PROF. ALEXANDER, THE ABLE Phrenologist and Physiognomist, who is widely known for his Ability and Usefulness in his Profession, is here, and can be consulted at his quarters. THOUSANDS Can Testify to the Great Good he has done them by giving Scientific Advice they can secure nowhere else. KNOW THYSELF!* With the aid of science we can thoroughly know ourselves. Phrenology is the telescone and tTrnf^^H i'^'"!.^ ^^''^- 'he experienced Phrenologist reads character, discovers and Sfscerns talents and the channels in which they should be employed. Years of practice and experience enable Professor Alexander to give a Phrenological Examination that can be absolutely relied upon as a guide m choosing a Business or Profession. You need not waste valuable time saessire surmising and experimenting as to what vocation you should choose. He can tell in a few minulM the business Nature intended you to follow, and give the most oleasure. and m^k*" »»^» wost money. Also, how to woo. win, wed, wisely and well. THINK DEEPLY. DECIDE WISELY. ACT QUICKLY. Private Examinations ffiven each day from 10 a.m., at the Professor's Parlors.