Mrs. Johnson Has A Few Words To Say

Mr. Editor: - As you have given place In yoiir paper to a somewhat ex tended article upon myself and my work as a fortune teller, I hope you will give me a chance to say a few words m my own defeiiBe. I ask no one to come te me for such a purpose, do not advertise my business, and make no preteiitions to being otlier than wliat I am, an obscure and quiet woman wbo stays at home and minds her own business, and has alwayg lived au bontst, upright Ufe. But I do possess the power to read the past, present and future, as many have decliired my readings correct. I honor my gift of discernment and prophesy, for I bel leve I have ttie divine gift trom my Creator and I am thankful for all the blessings I have received. If any would know for themselves that would be the best way to find out trutli. I do notassume "to run Ann Arbor" or any otlier city, but treat all with respect and attention wuo have sufücient conlldence to honor me with their patronage. Whether it be student or professor, wise or ignorant, good or bad, I teil the trutli as it is revealed to me and if anything comes that is not acceptable, 1 am not to blame.