The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-02-19

ual and philosophical. A line of influence
rising from the line of life and merging
into the line of fate indicates assistance
from his relatives in his struggle for sue
cess and reputation. He will have two
marriages and four children, as desig-
mated by the short upright line ascending
from the line of marriage He is not self
ish except when it concerns his personal
comfort. He is careful in material mat
tiers, not a spendthrift. Great interference
of relatives in early life is indicated by
short lines crossing the life line. He will
win in litigation over legacy
with a remarkably interesting and event
full future; one severe illness between
80 to So; cautions and sensitive and ambi-
tious;. you are inclined to worry; deeply
firm mentality; careful in your expendi-
lures; one marriage; musical talent;
thoughtful one who has the brightest
conception of love and who likes the at
tention of the, opposite sex; long life but
early part of her existence shows weak
constitution; several short journeys;
great daring and originality; firm and
decided; one who could provide for her
ser e on IL necessary prosperous NE from
MISS E. N. D., Frfsco-A strongly in
dividualized nature; analytical intellect
ual; sensitive, keen appreciation of the
beautiful; practical yet artistic; many
Intellectual struggles for success; one who
will never be rich yet VII ifd have enough
MALE HAND, Vallejo, Cal.-An honest,
affectionate but not sensual nature-too
great caution; you limit yourself by your your
who never crosses bridge until he comes
to it, two accidents shown; an unevent-
full life; few Journeys.
MRS. A. C., Oakland-A firm nature
philosophical; intuitive: tactful; one Sc
we're illness is indicated by the, break in
loo N-as1T~
you will enjoy the greatest prosperity and
freedom from care; two marriages; Pur1-
tanical nature; a woman Of good taste,
tive sweet, affectionate nature, quick and
impulsive, active, restless and nervous.
One who will always be assisted through
Thoroughly independent. Strong mental
ity. One long tour of the world at 20.
One who will make the most of her life;
NAME E. F. G-You have a union of
brain power, business talent and imagin-
alton. One marriage. Trouble through
jealousy. You will lose money through
centrate your forces. Take especially
good care of your health between 80
and IS.
MISS L. F., SUISUN-You are lucky.
Not logical or decided. Tickle to a fault.
Two serious love affairs, but will never
marry. You will have a serious railroad
accident, in the near future. Your diges-
ton is defective.
MRS. L. H, Healdsburg-You are an
ideal mother. Good houSekeeper. In
clined to be too economical. Two mar
riages. One husband very dissipated.
You were obliged to leave him at 20. Mar
ried a man of some means second time.
A farmer. Inclined to be eXacting.
MRS. NJ. A. s., st. Helena-You have a
hand showing many serious disappoint-
ments You have been too greatly influ-
enced by your affections You are very
diplomatic, a great gift of being pleasant
to all even these you dislike. Great love
of luxury, but not sufficient means to in
dulge your fine tastes. Ability to turn
everything to the best account. Great love
of home and family.
MISS S. T., Marin County-Too much
love of ease to make a very great mark
in the world. Very cautious and sensi
tive about everything pertaining to self.
One happy marriage. You are inclined to
be inconstant in love matters. You have
good taste, vivid Imagination strong will
MRS. A. r., Ellis street-An artistic, in
tuitive nature. Many affairs of the h. It.
Great financial success through the i
ence OF one of the opposite sex. Three
strong attachments. Two severe finan
cial losses Many short trips
MRS. NJ. K, San Francisco-A woman
who has not made the most of her men
tally. Too impulsive. Will not have
much money in early life. Two mar
MISS ALICE B.. sonoma GAIA
highly sensitive, sweet, mild nature: one
VINO makes true, loyal friends; poor
health In early life. You have marked lit
erary ability, much artistic taste; too at