The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-12-11


life; will become fairly wealthy.
r. E. Howells asks the following
questions: When will I marry: VIII
l go abroad? viii I die wealthy or
poor? Marriage in this palm Is in
dicated close to thirty years of age
much-looked for sea voyage is TO be
realized; many travel lines are shown
and likely to die far away from place
Of birth. Hand does not tell of great
wealth, however will always make
ends meet.
Il. w. Bryant, sole manufacturer
of Captain Bryants Grand American
Remedy and Green Salve, asks the
following questions: What am l best
adapted for? viii my marriage be a
success or failure? Should 1 make any
changes in business. The hand is of
the comic type, a person extremely am
bilious, would excel in work artistic
or intellectual, also law or chemistry.
In marriage 1t signifies that the part
ner is or will be of a widely different
temperament; there may be disagree
ments now and then, yet you will go
on together. The hand does not indi-
cate a change in business, yet you
could consider a new project and carry
1t out successfully with your regular
career.
Mildred j. asks the following ques-
tions: When will / marry? Wtu my
marriage be q success or failure? VIII
| travel or go abroad? This palm in
diCates a person not very successful
in affairs where the heart is con-
cerned. The heart line indicates eX-
tremely tickle and changeable in af-
fection. The marriage line curves up
| ward, telling that the subject is not
likely ever to marry, besides the tri-
angle contains several crosses which
is indicative of a law suit or divorce
in marriage; will travel good deal
| and likely to go abroad.
L. c. S. asks the following questions:
What am | best adapted for? VIII l
| die wealthy or poor? Should | make
change in business. The beginning
of the fate line indicates a gift for
occult studies. The palm in general
| shows one who would surpass as a
| business man or doctor: a taste for
| music is also shown. The sun line
rises from the line fate, which would
| indicate fame in the art of riches; a
change of business is to be brought
| about soon.
Dog Ears asks the following ques-
tions: When will 1 marry? What am
best adapted for? How large fam
| lily would I have? This palm would
| indicate a person who could become
a very skilled mechanic; is quite prac-
| tical and original; could also become
| a good surgeon Marriage is shown
| before 3S; is rather Indifferent in af-
| fairs of the heart. Five children lines
| are shown.
| Edward Boycott asks the following
| questions: What am 1 best adapted
for? VIII my marriage be a success
or failure? Will die wealthy or poor?
| This hand is of the square type, would
make a good business man; also shows
a love for studies mysterious; very
level-headed in imaginative ideas.
The practical and imaginative is even
ly divided. In marriage the palm tells
of momentary friction or disagree
ment in middle life; but will go on
together; will be fairly wealthy, but
rather late in life.
0. f. L. asks no questions, he evil
| IDENTIFY is satisfied with that which
falls. The hand is of the comic type,
| the beautiful in every shape and form
| quick and clever in thought and ideas
but tires easily and does not always
! carry out his designs or intentions.
| judges people and things at first sight
and first impressions are usually the
best; generous and sympathetic; to a
certain extent selfish when his own
| personal comfort is concerned. but
his love-nature is so strong that his
| sympathies rule in the end. He is fond
of details and inclined to worry over
little things. The heart line is long
showing that he is greatly ruled by his
feeling and emotions; the heart inter
feres with the head. a sea voyage l.
shown, also money by Inheritance; is
steady and affectlonate. a good hus-
band and father. Will live to age of -
Grace G. asks the following ques.
tions: What am l best adapted for!
When will l marry? Will die veal.
thy or poor? This person failed t,
outline the palm and fingers, thus
am at a loss to tell the correct form
or shape. However, the palm In gen,
eral indicates a love and talent fol
literature, also of an analytical! state
of mind, would make a very goo(
teacher. The palm indicates two mar
riages. First marriage is shown before
2S, second between As and co. Fat,
and sun line indicate riches and honol
coming to the subject in her old age
but not too late to secure happiness
Wealth brought about through mar
riage.
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