The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-12

For the Republican.
Inotired In last Saturdays issue
of tho Every Evening, un article head
ed, Fortune Telling Frauds.n In ro-i
ply will ask fret on what authority
does the reporter base astrology as o.
fraud2 Can he or any enc who has con-
suited me or have written for In this,
place or any other, come forward and
say have told his or her life incor-
fectly on have given one word OF
wrong udviceS II 50. challenge him
or them to come forward and do SO. l
can prove ''if necessary, in many IN
stances where have brought happi-
ness and contentment to many a
wretched home by my advice. and have
never given any advice to cause un
happiness or lend any to seek divorce.
/ toll by the planets, according to the
old and reliable science OF astrolOgy.
When the correct date OF birth is
given me. trace their past career ana
foretell their future fate correctly.
Astrology dates further back in his
tory then newspapers, lawyers or doc
tors, and how often we hear 1t repeated
Times are SO different from what
they used to be-" and why. from the
fact we are educated differently, we
are taught nothing of ourselves, our
disposition, our ailments or anything
to help ourselves; nor of the planets
and their Influences on the Earth and
its inhabitants. Did not the Astrolo.
gist CT ancient times take the highest
rank In life? Was one known to go
on journey, take u wife. build q
house, plant garden or enter Into
any new undertaking, without con-
sulting an Astrolger? They were the
same aS lawyers are to day.
Then there were many more happy
marriages aud less separations and di-
Yorces. Doctors were not known and
there were less medicine and diseases,
and people lived much longer life.
The sclenc of Astrology locates any
disease u person Is subject to In life,
consequently there were fewer people
sent to an early grave than there Is at
the present period. Later we have tho
singular instance of three OF our
greatest warriors of different epochs,
each firm believers in the power of for
tune telling by tho science Of astrolo.
nv, and each I!rmly relying upon pre-.
diction5 us to their future destinies
allude to the well authenticated In,
stances OF the Hebrew monarch, Saul
the great German general Wallenstein
and the great Corsican conquer Ma
poleon Bonapart. When such cleal
headed firm souled men were forced
to adnlt that there was enough In DC
cult science to induce them to believe
, in and consult the science OF astrology,
less Intelligent mortals may well be-
',,lieve.
! The science by which tell is exactly
the same as was relied on by CBgllosto
, who so astounded tho French mon
arch and his trembling courtiers by
: ioretelling the bloody scene OF the
great French revolution with It's hid
, eouS guillotine and mercllesS conllsca
lions. Others may dabblo on the sur
face but plunge to the deepest deptl
and know all the weird mysteries be
longing to this extraordinary, won
derful and beautiful science. | ask
!. also, Mr.. Reporter, to prove to mo anC
tho public on whose and what author
, ity TINT lie terms mo an ilppUater ant
, pretender.
: have boon consulted by the mos
| influential and prominent men OF tn
|, country, among who 1 have cast tn
, llGo OF Grover Cleveland When Cover
!. nor Of New York State. aud through
. tho science OF the planets saw In hin
, the future president OF the United
States, which statement was published
- wv ''ihiAAh Vi ~
V, in 1884, and again when he wa
candidate for the coming term. ] say
that he would be the iirst man OF til
4 land and have witnesses In this cit
. and people OF Intelligence and braiI
that can testify that through my ad
S vice they were enabled TO learn of VIII
c would win the position Of Preslden
! long before and on the day OF til
l. eVentful sih of November past. stat
further, know nothing OF Spiritual
I lem ClhirYuyancea and Gard Readers an
= don't caro- to. as | thoroughly under
S stand the science OF Astrology. As m
time Is limited | will close by askln
d MIR. Reporter il there are not fraud
J. and pretenders in all business, inclnt
d Ing his own. The genuine suffer t
Q some extent, through such, hut hol
II TO the old adage. Honesty is th
b, best OF Policy AsTRoLoGIsT,
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