St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-28
CLAIR VOYANT,
DIR. GEO. M. TYNDELL,
&c College Av., Between Wabasha and ST.
Peter SITS.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.


The past is gone, the present reveals itself.
The future is what concerns US ALL We have
all realized at some time in our lives the
necessity of being forewarned. How much
sickness might have been warded off, how
many heartacheS might have been spared
ourselves and friends, if we could have fore
seen the result of certain actions! OH what
/ might have done if l had only knownl
Such expressions are the outcome of broken
hearts, whose idols have been shattered
whose fortunes have been swept away. Fam
lily perpleXities and matrimonial infelicities
nave been so great that it seemed that death
would be the only relief. To those who have
had such experience DR.. Tyndell comes in
the name of suffering humanity and offers
the great powers with which he has been en-
dowed by nature in finding and revealing TO
them the bright spots that yet remain in
their lives, giving such counsel and advice
as to-make the sunset of their lives glorious
and bright instead of going down
behind the clouds of dishonor and
despair. TO those whose lives are
yet before them he would say,
come and get glimpse of the future. Your
success III life depends upon lust how far
you are able to correctly see coming events.
Your domestic happiness, without which life
Is not worth living, may depend upon your
choice of life partners. DR.. Tyndell tells you
if you are pursuing the best course for your
own interest. Many are today happy and
contented in the bosom of their families,
having been reunited after years of estrange-
ment through the medium of the doctor Dr.
Tyndell stands today the prince of clairvoy-
ants. without peer, being acknowledged as
sGch by the press on both continents. His
powers have been recognized by the crowned
heads of Europe, who have frequently hon
ored him with their confidence and patron
age. Clairvoyants differ in their prophetic
power just as statesmen differ in their ability
to guide successfully the ship of state DIR.
Iyndell does not pretend to be the only liv-
ing medium, but he does say that he has vet
n mr. a nv ono I, IN,
different countries and among all classes of
people viii bear comparison. The doctor
tzkes on Immediately the conditions of his
subjects, enters at once into their lives
is not with him, rs that sop He tells
nothing but what is so, whether it is that
which is past or is to come. II you are in
trouble of any kind, lost or stolen property,
friends deceiving you, the world apparently
against you, call. If you are prejud1ced, cast
that aside for The present and you will never
regret SO doing. Some years ago DR.. Tyndell,
through the Largest papers published in
all languages. detied the world to produce
hisequal in genuine elairvoyancy under all
conditions. A few have tremblingly come
forward. But before the greatest investigat-
ing committee i'll the world the palm has
been awarded to the doctor. The challenge
still stands. This alone should be sufficient
to satisfy any one OF his reliability. but if YOU
are lncredulouS come and see the greatest
trance medium and clairvoyant in the world.
Remember the address, 26 College av. Hours.
from 10 q. m. until p. m, daily and Sun
day. Those living in the country may con-
suit the doctor by mail. The charges are
reasonable when considering the character
of his work. Remember, seeing is believ-
ing.
Send stamp for circular Letters with 81
answered. All business secret and confiden-
tial. Maid in attendance.
Parlor so arranged that you meet no
strangers.
Don't forget the number e6 Collepe az
between Wabasha and st. Peter sts CNo
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