Hutchinson gazette. [volume] (Hutchinson, Kan.) 1895-1902, 1897-02-18

| - EZe The astrologer Is
-. A often requested to
| IlK w compare the hOro-
H5 scopes of man and
VIZ wife to find out the
H~ cause of the exist
ing inharmony and assist in patching
up their differences, etc. He often sees
that Saturn in one is affecting the
Venus Of the other, denoting: that love
affairs do not invariably thrive Well;
yet improvement can be made from
better understanding Of each, which
can only be determined by the careful
comparison of both horoscopes. 1t
would be we'll to do this previous to
marriage. Those wishing free char
acter delineations from their zodiacal
sign and ruling planet published under
their initials, should send: Sex, date,
month, year and place of birth, also
the time a. m. or p. m. II you do not
know the time Of birth send two two
cent stamps for further instructions.
If you prefer the dellneation sent by
mail send twelve two-cent stamps to
cover expenses Address Prof. G. w.
Cunningham, Dept. 4, 1914 S. Clinton
St., Chicago.
4, s.; Leroy, Ill
According to data furnished the zod-
lcal sign Virgo, which Mercury rules
was rising at your birth, therefore
Mercury is your ruling planet or signi-
ficator. You are medium height or
above; with slender figure: dark COM
plexion, hair and eyes; the eyes have
a peculiar brightness and quick restless
movement. You are endowed by ma
ture with a kind and obliging DISPOSE
ton; you are kind to animals and hui
name in all things. You are very in
dustrious and energetic; you make up
your mind quick and every move you
make is quick. You are too impulsive
and if you will be little more conserV-
ative you will find it to your advantage.
You are rather too modest and do not
push yourself forward as you should,
consequently you are not appreciated
to the extent your ability should COM
mand. If you had been born twelve
minutes earlier it would have changed
these indications very materially, for
the sign Leo would have been more or
less considered.
Miss Mae, Chenille, Iowa.
According to data furnished the
Lodiacal sign Aquarius, which Uranus
rules, was rising at your birth; there
fore Uranus is your ruling planet or
signifcator. The sign Pisces, which
Jupiter rules, was intercepted on the
ascendant. You are naturally the pos
SCISSOR of two kinds of temperaments.
At times you are very cheerful, happy,
jolly and jovial; then again you will be
subject to spells of the blues and will
brood over an injury that is either real
or imaginary. You are kind to ami
mails, and especially fond Of a fine
horse; you are quite a leader in any
thing you may become interested in,
yet it will be in very modest way
and without boasting. You are fond
Of water and enjoy a good glass Of it
at any time in preference to almost any
other drink You are very fond Of the
mystical and take delight in unravellng
a mystery. Marriage is only average
fortunate for you, however you will
have more than average wealth and
will always be provided for.
Mrs. II. b., Holton, Kan.
According to data furnished, the
zodiacal sign Gemini, which Mercury
rules, was rising at your birth, there
| fore Mercury is your ruling planet or
signifcator. You are medium height
or above; medium to dark complexion,
hair and eyes; the eyes have a peculiar
sparkle and sharp sight. You are quick
in all your actions and oftentimes
change your mind too quick for your
own best interests, and 1t would be bet
ter for you to deliberate more on imi
portant business matters. You are very
fond of books and everything relating
to literary attainments, and will always
admire a person that has fine mind.
You do not think that wealth is the
only thing to live for and will spend
fair portion of your money for books
and papers. You will make more
money through a salaried position than
in any other way. You are somewhat
lacking in confidence in your ability
and should cultivate self-esteem.
Note.-Those who have sent in their
stamps (26 cents) for readings by mail,
will usually be promptly answered. In
cases where there is an apparent de-
lay the astrologer should be notified at
once and the mistake will be rectifed.
|
Commerce Prevails.
Schoolmaster-Mas Isaac, what
wrong did the brothers Of Joseph COM
NIT when they sold their brother?
Isaac-They sold him too cheap.-NeW
York Tribune.
WORDS OF GREAT MEN.
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