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lack it never can. Their own great creative power 

 enables them to create thoughts, feelings and emo- 

 tions in others. There is a peculiar thrill to the 

 voice of the singer, a burning pathos in the ex- 

 pression of the orator that is well sexed, that can- 

 not be duplicated by any amount of elocutionary 

 training. 



Persons vary greatly in the strength of their 

 personal magnetism. Some men and women are 

 so poorly sexed that they seem utterly wanting in 

 magnetic power; they neither attract nor are at- 

 tracted. They may be highly cultured, good look- 

 ing, moral, and otherwise endowed with many 

 excellent qualities, yet they are not popular with 

 the opposite sex and the world wonders why. It 



is one of those mysteries wherein Nature pro-,, 4 



. . Nature Pro- 



claims her wisdom by denying the power of at- claims Her 



traction to those who are not well qualified for 

 marriage or parentage. Observation proves that 

 such persons are not very companionable, are sel- 

 dom happy in married life, and never parent well- 

 born children. Others who are very strongly en- 

 dowed with the sex attribute are highly attract- 

 ive and are frequently attracted to a great variety 

 of persons. They seem to have a very wide range 

 of adaptability. A lady so constituted will be the Magnetism, 

 choice of twenty men, no two of whom have sim- 

 ilar likes or tastes in other matters, and yet each 

 will insist that she forms his perfect counterpart. 

 Strongly masculine men are always favorites 

 among the ladies, even though they may be home- 

 ly, awkward, illiterate and even dissipated. They 

 are chosen in preference to those who are highly 

 superior in other ways, but wanting in this all- 

 essential element. 



