The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-19
4 HUSBAND MADE HAPPY
4 EORTU NATE MINING MAN


Psychic Palmist.
There Is not much opportunity for
people to get lonesome around Pro-
fessor Hurrs apartment at 332 South
Fourth street. The sun has not yet
Travelled far upon It's journey at the
morning hour when persons begin
their calls at the gentleman's parlors.
and his idle moments are few from
that time until the shades OF night
appear. And all the day long he Is
informing this one OF the bright flu
turc In store for him. that one of the
approaching storm. another that fall
ure stares him In the face, aud stlll
another that fortune is soon To Smile
upon his anxious brow.
Fortunate Mining Man Receives In-
formation That Saves HIS Life.
4 mining man who called upon the
professor the other day will long
have reason to remember the ocra-
sion. He had sickness doctors
could not unravel. With little con-
iidence In astrologers or clairvoyants.
he required urging from a friend be-
Professor Hurr. He finally suffered
himself To be persuaded. however.
and left the professors "sanctum
sanctorum." Notwithstanding his skep
tlcism. with a lighter heart than
when he entered Il. and with spirits
stoutly buoyed up with hope. He
was told the exact cause OF his trou-
Bile and advised as to rs cure. etc.
and afterwards at an X-ray eSamina-
tion Professor Hurr's diagnosis
proved true. The information he re-
celyed has doubtless saved his life
aud no one could tell him that Pro-
lessor Hurr Is other than the great
est IN his profession
4 Husband Made Happy Who Was
Before Ia Misery.
4 husband greatly troubled in
mind concerning his domestic affairs
applied to Professor Hurr for lnfor-
nation.
Your wife Is pure. good wo-
man." was part Of the information.
Her worst oncnse Is that she some
times calls npon a woman you heart
ily dislike. and she Is with that wo-
man now. She Is not untrue to YOU.
however. nor does she care n penny
for any other man on earth. You
may return TO your home confident
that II you are as thoughtful of her
as she Is OF YOU aud careful OF your
conduct as she Is OF her conduct.
your home will be the habltation OF
two as good and upright persons as
lmay be found IN Kentucky.
That husband was rejolced 10 hear
the words the professor spoke. He
returned TO his then cherished half.
aud when satisfied that she really had
been calling upon the woman he so
much dls'iked. the onense was gladly
cOndoned and he knew that the great
astrolOger knew things. lie removed
the suspicion OF husband so good
that he wept with Joy when con-
WINGED that the object OF his affec-
tion was also good. The wife OF that
husband may read these lines. If
she does. she will understand the rea-
son for the changed conduct OF her
llege lord. II will then be plain TO
her that her husband has n right TO
caress her so often. his countenance
wreathed In smiles
Here Is another man who would
wager his last dollar on the ability of
Professor Hurr to delve far away
Into the mysteries OF other lives.
Rascal Exposed.
A handsome young woman applied
To the professor for information. She
came to him with a troubled heart.
She departed with a greater burden
OF grief to bear.
1.-THE fellow never Intended TO wrt
you" she was told Gle is a base
wretch. He promised to make You
his wife and give you a happy home.
He betrayed and has deserted YOU.
HIS heart is as black as Egyptian
darkness. He is scoundrel and un-
worthy of so much as your con-
tempt"
shrek and the heartbroken girl
was in swoon. When restored 10
consciousness she sobbed as II her
poor life was no longer OF the slight
est moment to her.
The Professors Sympatby.
Poor child" the professor sighed,
as she walked sobbing down the
steps. 81 wish could comfort her.
II was sad to speak the words I did.
but they were true and I couldn't
help 1t. | will not deceive my visit
ors, no matter what the consequences
They come to me for information;
| viii give II to them as 1t is"
An so II goes, hour after hour.