The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-09-16
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skEPTicAE MINI CONVINCED
rTHAT54cLAIMs WE,REETRuE-E-Ex-
HIBlTs HIS y GREAT POWERS
\ I MI n. aALExANDER; NOW IN II He!
CITY, TELLS LIFE sToRY4iNl[I.H[
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The success which has attended
the marvellous manifestations OF MT 1i
the feWfweeks he mas Dcen
In FairmontS constitute a tribute 10 MS
ahility which is impossible to oYer g IS
innate.
IT is no texaggeration to say that
each successive day has witnessed the
DELIGHT and astonihhment Of scores OF
auplicn nts who have tested his powers.
Mr.. Al4xander combines the powers
OF the nstrologer with the genius OF
| tne,4clairyoyant and he invariably en-
nloysnfs gifts TO the very best: advan-
taEe. II any resilient OF Fa1rTnont OF
visitor hero has enough information
at his hands without being amply re
war4Ieih by the fact forms no part Oh
local history. -, s.
one OF the things upon which Mr.
Alexander Justly prides himself Is the
| high class of MS clientele. Those VINO
consult him are tie very best people
Of this city, not slperstitiols, lanai.
| cal or ignorant persons. brit mer ana
| women OF ripe Intelligence and 1uls+
mlent. Those who adhere to the dc
lief that stellar Influences and those
who do not have found in him won.
derful reader OF uneNpressed thouEAt
and man with n rema rkab;e lntutlve
knowledge Of the future. He Is win
out dolbtSns extraordinary genus y
ms has ever struck Fairmont
LAS has been frequently sltteh III inc
Fatrmont papers. Mr. Aiexan der IS u
man whose statcInents ncei no verl-
Hcation o4ier than he IN ahn, TO give
them FIR ulgh his wonderful powers.
There are clairroyants and ciairyoy-
ants. men with whom clcunery an!
trfclserv are cardinal attributes. ana
men who stand for the nis1est lcl3ais
in tl1ees two occult studies.
Mr.. Alexander 1t must be truthIuuJ
safd. employs none of the MYSTERIOUS
ma chinery which often serves to MAXI
snirit1lal mantle :tatfons suspicious
He impresses his gifts upoA the peo.
ple who consult him without the EN-,
plovmem Of a single mechanical agen'
CIV. IN fact. he makes his clients I'm.
tlerstanil, that the power TO read ann
see hidden things Scs within him and
Is not to be brought inc action
with the aid of inanfmate Influences.
Therefore,. 1t must bic sal:. that MT
|Rlexnrler In of tllr very hifrcst einss
of rc1airvoyants. His h2l1ets are ;tnnt
the material heavens .1ave mortal IN.
fli1euce OF the earth and its IN 1nbi
tnnts, There are some wise.acres Who
rcoff at thi sidca. not knowing. per
hans. tina. the first study OF the hcaE
ems embraced and dominate every 9oth
or atemp. Mt sclerce. Ast;hlo.y waa
the beginning OF science. the frs. en-
cv.clupetlin of the world In thr an
Gent ages physicians con1liltcd the
stars before they applied petitions and
gave nostrunls. The cnsmnsnnlsts
explained the eartl. by the science OF
the heavens. The zodtas was tine
first book that lay open for AZ 10
read.
AS for cinirvoynncc. r. has both SUP.
torters and enemies The theory o!
|c1nirvoyance, however. is iEscp1rable
from n science TIM: has SO firmly I'M
dressed itself upon the p'fhilc mimi as
Ito leave no doubt OF It's 'trut1fnlneNs.
Ladies and gentlemen cnn visit!Mr
Alexander without fear of having ,neif
confidence betrayed. rs he cons uers
his business sacred trust. Mr.. ., lex
nnder can be consr'tel daily at private
residence. SOC Ogden avenue. second
house from Quincy street., opposite the
Ogden homestead.
Hours q n. nj. till 7 y. m. and sun
lay from 10 n. M. TIL ~ p. m. MIS-.
Alexander receives all callers. Rcads
ings $1.OO, no more. no less,