The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1898-03-27
And Now for MoIeoIogy.

After long and exhaustive study IL has
been proven that not only the character.
tastes and disposition of an individual.
but the future itself to a great extent.
may be determined by the local posi-
ton, relation, and general appearance Of
certain natural marks-especially moles
upon the body, and that truer sig
MITIGATION can be drawn from them than
from all other black arts combined.
But" some viii say, II have no
moles." This, it is commended is mpos-
sible; Aevery human being when it is
born bears on some part of its body the
mark of the sign or planet which gov
erned at the hour of its conception and
nativity, and moles are contingent upon
these. impressed by the influence of the
celestial signs. and answering thereto.
not only in their formation and position,
but varying according to the dominion
of the several planets. Moreover. the
moles which we bring into the world
with us we carry to the grave, the toll
of years being powerless TO obliterate
them. Whereas the lines on the hand
deepen and change materially, being
largely dependent on the life, age and &C
cupation of the individual. while bumps
on the head are quite as often due TO ac-
cident as to natural causes.
The moles on the face always answer
relatively to the parts of the body, the
neck corresponding with the thighs and
arms, and the ears with the ribs.
If there is a mole on the forhead an
other will be found on the breast, if on
the brow near the right ear there viii
be one on the right side of the body, if
on the ear then one on the same Shout
der. if on the nostTil there will be one
on the shoulder blade, or one between the
shoulder and the elbow.
mole in the hollow of the ear points
to one in the palm of the hand, but II
on the back of the ear il will also be on
the back of the hand. and one on the
bone of the arm below the elbow viii
have corresponding one on the ankle
bone; the chin being the lowest part of
the face. the feet answer to it. Every
one can test the truth of this for him
self, but it must be borne in mind that
natural causes, which are the funda-
mentals of the science, are not invari-
ably certain.
Moles are of three colors-red, honey
color and black, those on the right side
| of the face or person being usually sym
| bolical of good. while those on the left
mostly denote ills and misfortune.
man having a mole on the right side
| of the forehead will be exceedingly
| lucky; to a woman it denotes gifts from
| the dead. One on the left side of the
forehead foretells. to a man, long i'm
| prisonment of some nature; to a woman
| that she will have two husbands. and
| probably live out of her own country.
| If it be in the midst of the forehead
| it denotes in q man a cruel mind, and
| it shows a woman to be foolish, simple
| and idle.
| A mole on the back part of the neck
| predicts a happy life. but threatens IN
| timely death by drowning.
| A mole on both sides of the neck Op-
! posite to each other, foretells dangers
| and periIs.
man having a mole on the left side
| of the upper lip rarely marries, and n
| woman it denotes trouble. If on the
! other lip, it shows her to be improvi-
| dent.
| a mole in the hollow of the chin de-
| notes a woman TO be contentious and
| quarrelsome. On the edge of the chin il
| shows good fortune, happy marriage
| and a long hfe-of whatever color il
( may be- excepting black.
| To possess a mole upon the throat is
| very unlucky, indicating that the in
| dividual will die by the hand of Justice
| On the right side of the upper lip.
| fingers breadth above the mouth,
| mole signifies TO either sex great good
! fortune. A woman having it Will be
| comely, graceful. healthy In body, ami
careful for the things of this world; she