The herald., 1896-02-08

What is Palmstry? Is IL q simple guess
work or is it real science? This is q question
thousands of men we'll versed in average
knowledge have attempted to solve and failed.
Since times remote, as far back as the begin.
ierred to- We nd relies Of pSmstry t the
ruins of Babylon, as we'll as in the ruins OF
Pompeii and Herculaneum; in the tombs OF
Egypt and in ancient as well as modern India.
Tho Holy Bible refers to it in several places,
and at the present not less than eighteen ma.
tions possess their 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
o Hungarian, he came in early contact with peo-
pie VINO have practced palmistry since times
remote tGypsyl But this method was not sum-
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-
and hands. After having acquired sufficient
knowledge in that direction he commenced to
travel H Q has circuited this globe at least half
a dozen times visiting and living in every ma
ton who had method OF this great science.
He has learned all the methods aud 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 equa
The intellect, inclination, fear, health, joys
and disappointments
PROFESSOR A. MYERS may unblushingly
assert that, with the possible exception OF Mr..
Cairo there is no palmist who can state to
every individual the following test: The mum.
Der OF dead and living members OF their fam
lily; locate scars and marks upon the body, and
unerringly describe the cause ofsame; to state
the country OF birth, the age, If they are un-
married or married. ana how many times they
have been married; accurately describe the
present circumstances and give a correct
outline OF the future During his one years
stay in Los Angeles he has gained thousands
of clients and friends among the most INTEL
lectual class of people in this city and many
ether surrounding cities who VIII testify to
these tacts without asking a single question.
OF course, there are others who title them
selves palmists, pretending to be able to tell
the past, present and future. The United
this class OF fortunetellers, but in reality they
know less of this science than the individual
consulting them; but the average individual
IS easily satisfied by being presented with .
hits upon the truth of one individuals life
then testimony is extracted, the case is ad-
vertlsed in the newspapers, photogra phi Is
taken, and the house. inside as well as outside,
decorated and everyone referred to them. II
is an easy task to guess and hit upon the facts
of one individual out of a thousand, us one
human life runs very similar to another.
Ev. ryone can guess, question and fatter, but
verv few can reveal facts o every individual
MS Prof. Mey ers, nor will he accent any fee II
he fails to state the aforementioned facts.
which proves him to be scientist and no
blow-horn, as the many who title themselves
skeptics who are open to conviction are COR
daily invited. His knowledge nables him to
give common-sense advice to everyone in need
in ell affairs Of human life, physical, financial
by psychometry from to 8 a. m Readings
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