The herald., 1896-01-12

What is Palmistry? Is it simple guess
work or is it real science? This is question
thousands of men well versed in average
knowledge have attempted to solve and failed.
since times remote as far back as the begin
ferred to. We find relics OF palmstry in the
ruins of Babylon. well as in the ruins of
Pompeii and Herculaneu um in the tombs OF
Egypt and in ancient as well as modern India.
Tho Holy Bible refers to IL in several places,
and at the present not less than eighteen ma
tions possess this method OF that science. Prof.
A. Myers, gifted by nature with acute percep
ton and intuitive faculties has since his earl
lest youth tried to solve this problem. By birth
who have tractced palmistry since times re-
mote Gypsy. But this method was not sufi-
cient to enable the solving OF the question.
Being the child OF well to-do parents, he had
all the advantages money could procure in be.
ing educated He took physiological course
to get thorough knowledge of the construc-
t1on OF the human body, especially OF the brain
and hands. After having acquired a sufficient
knOwl rge in that direction he commence to
travel He has circuited this globe at least half
dozen times visiting and living in every ma
ton who had method of this great science.
He has learned all the methods and separated
the reliable from the unreliable. Prof. A.
Myers made method OF his own, which COM
bined with his metaphysical knowledge, has
made him master OF a science, which,in gran
deur and benefit to humanity. has no equal
1t covers everything pertaining to human life.
The intellect, inclination. fear, health, joys
and disappoin tments Prof A; Myers has not
perfect command of the English language,
and is therefore unable to lecture or write
books forcing the attention OF the American
public in that way. All his work is done in
private: he cordially invites the pu bic and
will advise on all subjects. OF course, there
are many people who are moderately versed
in the average knowledge will ridicule and
make slight of everything which goes above
their horizon of understanding. Such people
do not want to be convinced and tGe professor
will be glad if they will not intrude on his
valuable time But all the skeptcs that
are open to conviction are cordially invited
to come and be convinced OF course, there
xuhn hnt
selves with some of the abov.-named sci
| ences, but who in reality hardly know the
meaning of the word, less OF the science itself.
The United States abounds with people who
title themselves palmists, pretending to be
able to read the past, present and future but
who in reality know less about the science
than the individual consulting them But it
is well established fact that the American
public will patronize pretenders and fakirs
rather than real knowledge.
PROFESSOR A. MYERS may unblushingly
assert that, with the possible exception of Mr..
tairo. there is no palmist clairvoyant or
whatever the so-called fortune telers may
term themselves, who can reveal to the indi
vidual the following facts. The number OF
dead and living members of their family; to
locate marks or scars on their body, and un-
erringly describe the cause of same; to state
the country of birth, the age, If they un-
married or married, and how many times they
have been married, and various other facts too
numerous here to mention: to describe accu-
rately the present circumstances and give
correct description of the future.
During his ten months stay in this city he
has gained thousands of clients and friends
among the most intellectual class OF people,
who will testify to the truth of the above as
sertion
His charge for reading in general is 81.
He also writes chats of tho whole life; free
medical diagnoses given from to a. m
Regular readings, ga. m. to IL M, l to D.
m, to 8 p. m, at his parlors;
THE NORWOOD,
$50 South Hill Street.