How to Become Rich

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Title: How to Become Rich A Treatise on Phrenology, Choice of
Professions and Matrimony
Author: William Windsor

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HOW TO BECOME RICH
A Treatise on Phrenology Choice of Professions and Matrimony.
by
PROF. WILLIAM WINDSOR, LL. B., PH. D.
Phrenologist and Anthropologist,
Author of "Science of Creation," "Loma, a Citizen of Venus," Etc., Etc.

Brain is Money; Character is Capital; Knowledge of your Resources is
the Secret of Success.

Third Edition Revised.
M. A. Donohue & Company Chicago New York
Copyright, 1898. by Prof. Wm. Windsor, LL. B. All Rights Reserved.
Made in U. S. A.

PREFACE.
The unremitting demand made by an indulgent and appreciative public
for a printed edition of the lectures delivered by me in my professional
capacity, has furnished the motive for the publication of the present
edition, comprising the three most popular lectures of my usual course,
to mixed audiences. The work has been prepared for the press hurriedly,
while under the strain of enormous professional and personal
responsibilities, and during the busiest season of a professional practice,
which already imposes the burden of fifteen hours per day of incessant
labor, which may account for any inaccuracies, typographical or
otherwise, which may appear. My lectures on Sexual and Creative
Science, delivered to the sexes separately, are now in course of
preparation, and will be given to the public in similar form as soon as
practicable.
With the hope that this publication may serve to crystallize the
doctrines I have so earnestly advocated in years past, and that they may,
in this form, reach thousands who have not been able to come under my
personal influence, in public lectures,
I am, fraternally, WILLIAM WINDSOR.

[Illustration: WILLIAM WINDSOR, LL. B., Ph. D.]

CONTENTS.
Preface. Phrenology. The State of the Health. Quality. Temperament.
Electro-magnetic Temperaments. Anatomical Temperaments. Chemical
Temperaments. Choice of Professions and Trades. Matrimony.
Part II. Professional Interviews.
Physiognomy of Matrimony. Some People You Meet. Study in Ancient
Skulls. A Phrenological Study. Was Hawes Insane? How Living Heads
and Dead Skulls are Measured. Crime and its Causes. A Murderer’s
Mentality. Phrenology in Politics. Definitions of the Faculties of
Intelligence. The Phrenological Examination. Examples of
Phrenometrical Measurements. Examinations from Photographs.
Advertisements The Grand Table of Vitosophy. Eat Some Sand! The
Vitosophy Club Lessons. "The Solution of the Problem of Human Life".
Donohue’s Hand Book and Manual of Information There is Money in
Poultry

Phrenology.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN:--
In presenting the Science of Phrenology to you to-night, I make one
request, and hope you will grant it as a personal favor to me, that is,
that you will dismiss from your minds everything that you ever heard
about Phrenology and listen to my argument with your minds freed
from the prejudices, favorable or unfavorable, that may have been
created by other lecturers upon the subject, for this reason: There are, I
regret to say, in our country, a class of men lecturing upon Phrenology,
who have never mastered even the rudiments of the science; who have
merely learned the location and nomenclature of the organs of the brain,
and who, by flattery and cheap wit, degrade this noble science to the
level of mere "bumpology," until the average good citizen who has
never investigated the subject has come to look upon the term
Phrenologist as signifying one who goes about over the country feeling

the bumps on the heads of those who consult him, looking for hills and
hollows, depressions and ridges of the cranium, and predicating thereon
a delineation of character.
It is my happy privilege to-night to disabuse your minds of this
conception, and to present Phrenology in its true light,