The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-10-23

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TO THE GeAyE-
TRUTHFUL IN HIS PREDICTIONS:
IN HIS ADVICE.
40 matter what troubles you may have win
yourself or others. come and he Will guide you
He advises you with a certainty higher than
PROF. MARTIN Is RECOGNIZED BY THE
Medical fraternity and Scientists. generally as
the foremost medium In the country and should
astrologers and similar hunbues.
Prof. Martin. the brilliant star Of his pro
OF two continents as the most remarkable
medium and clairyoyant, is permanently located
sunday. Prot. 2artin:s past record and strictly
honorable dealings are sufficient guarantee for
his future work. and have won him the good
WI Ho q rs pFfss asd sssp n CAPABLE
fully understands tie responsibie positionn ne is
placed in by the remarkable gift he Is endowed
reed help and advise these who need ad-
vice, and do all in, his power to show all his
honest callers plainly and in forci6ie language
HIS Il REVELATIONS SaEa sfR65SSsS.s Ale fas sIosT WONDER
and acknowledged to be of the highest order.
not made to satisfy idle curiosity only. but in
m nsnnea b Sea tent ui ae d Sa' not sse cater tas to o1 the SUPER
stitious or the ignorant credulous people. II
an he claims. feel you.re invited to can. and he
will give you a more substantial proof OF his
marvellous power than you have ever before re-
ceived from mortal
FOUR WISH n OBJECT IN LIFE
CAN BE ATTAINED.
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II marriage. sickness. deaths changes travels.
actions. wills. deeds. mortgages. lost or abeent
friends interest you: II you desire to be more
troubles removed. your lost love returned. your
Sitterest enemies converted into stanch friends
in a word. whatever may be your troubles.
CALI on THIS GIFTED MAN
And he will send you away happier. wiser and
Prof. Martin desires that it shall be distinctly
given without solicitation and with the request
that they be published or not; at his f.scrSson:
Prof. w. J. Martin. 2seO washington ave, St
ny Dear Professor: Do you Fsmsm9sr the
I am the man. who, when you told me Of my
P Pead f the P futsFe 10 ah me "s sad f told 'l me at n thai
moment my mind was made up To attempt sui
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BY bad specu;ations / had become 4 I2uper.
sc scat s4Hf / was driven ZEN to drink heavily and
feeling there was nothing to live Tor was about
1 picked up the Sunday Republic and seeing
your advertisement i thought over and over
aga ssai9 3,.u Maybe ~ s ,has T fol nasl 's AM mf se II rnefs me- Is
I always considered such things q humouS and
q frauk
I now believe there Is 4 guardian angel that
watches over all human beings. as there seems;
now that / think It over. some supernatural
power that led me to you.
And when YOU pointed out the proper course
for me to pursue / had no faith and little hope
But many is the time In the last three months
/ have thanked God I followed your advice.
Just think. only six short months ago I was
a ruined man. poverty and disgrace stared me
in the face. To-day I am In comfortable cir
cun,stances and every indication Of greater sue
cess in the future.
Again thanking you for your kindness to me,
beg to remain. your obedlent servant,
ROBERT F. BRODGIN,
1S Loomfs street