The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-12

evils shown In the Saturnine hand may
be greatly modified by a good mount Of
Venus. and the misery may be offset by
well traced line of Saturn.
If the mount of Saturn leans toward
Apollo the fatality Of the mount can be
fought against successfully. Combined
with Jupiter 1t gives patience and gen
tleness; combined with Mercury, 1t gives
an interest in antiquarians research, a
talent for medicine Of the eclectic school,
and good general information. This lat
ter combination, however, when found
in a general bad hand is the hand Of
thief Saturn combined with a large
mount of Mars means an aggressive ma
ture, with bravado insolence and immod-
esty. Combined with the mount of We
nus it means a love of truth and gift
Of intuitive piety and charity, though
with a desire for the approval Of the
world.
If the hand is otherwise bad tho jea1-
ousy and envy Of the Saturnine mount
counteract the good effect of Venus.
The mount of the moon, as the coequal
Of the mount of Saturn, gives a great
talent for occult science, but all these
subjects are invariably ugly in form and
feature
The indications Of the middle finger are
able; it is the one digit that is never dis
carded in animals Prof. Owens calls at
tention to this.
The mount Of Apollo: The subject IN
whose hands this mount Is well develop
ed will have artistic tastes that will
bring a greater or less degree of success
to their passessor, with wealth and fame,
through life. This subject Is eloquent
and self-conf1dent, generous, arutable,
with fondness for regal show AMI cere-
mony, affectionate, but not sensual re-
ligiouS, with a sense of gratitude for
blessings received; rather tickle in love
and unlucky in marital relations, owing
to the fact that people in whose hands
the mount of Apollo IS well developed
place their ideals too high.
They are inventive as we'll as initiative,
being often great discoverers. They are
quick tempered, rather tickle in love
and friendship, yet generous and kind.
They adore brilliancy in jewels and dress,
and love to shine in society. The good
development Of this mount should have
smooth, square-tipped fingers, with logic
large Second phalanX OF thumb. This
mount in extreme development, with
long fingers, is the type of a spendthrift.
The mount of Apollo leaning toward
Saturn gives a vein Of pride and sadness.
The mount of Apollo Is the attribute OF
gifted artists. They will paint religious
scenes or those referring to some cla1s-
steal event.
A single line on the mount is success.
If the mount is in excess it emphasizes
the quality Of the mount and gives eN-
IRENE extravaganza. Such subjects N
the desire to achive great success, even
to notoriety at the expense Of truth, fail.
They are boastful and vain, thinking
themselves and their work superior to
all others The fingers are usually twist
ed, with spatulated tips and a grille on
the mount.
If the mount of Apollo is only In one
hand it shows talent, but lack Of en-
ergy, or opportunity to improve It, Abb
sent in both hands it is a dull, unevenS-
full life. A confusion of cross lines on
the mount shows a tendency to theorize
On scientific aspects of art in life toward
honorable recognition. Capillary cross
lines on the mount mean a wound to the
arm A cross on the mount, with good
line of Apollo is a fortune in prospect;
but If the line is bad or absent 1t stgnt-
fies plumbers that mar success.
A star ~ on the mount is great fame.
If the mount is merely in the hand with
out line or mark on 1t there is a love for
the beautiful, but not the ability to pro-
duce 1t. A square on the mount Is pro-
lection against failure; a triangle Is SCI
ence in art; a spot g. is loss Of caste.
Apollo and Mercury combined gives
firmness to a character Of the ''go ahead
and win kind. With the mount OF the
moon Apollo gives good judgment. poetic
imagination and cheerfulness- Mount OF
Venus large, means a great desire to
please in art as well as socially.
Mount of Mercury: When prominent 1t
indicates intelligent eloguence, talent
and success in commerce and speculation
particularly in inventions. This subject
<t,;,, ~ an
traveller. The cfoquence, that is. the pre-
vailing type Of this mount, is denoted by
the fingers; pointed fingers give brilliant
oratory; square fingers, clearness and
reason; spatulated fingers, degmaric
force. vehemence; long fingers. weary
detail; short fingers, brevity and con-
sciences.
| dueHce Of this type and that or tho
| Apollo type is that the former Is moro
| brilliant and scintiilant, rather than
| clexerly direct like the Mercurtan type.
| The Mercury men make, good judges and
! lawyers.
| Short nails should accompany this type.
| The mount of Mercury denotes clever
ness In games Of skill. sharpness IL prac-
| tice, and success in matchmaking "
Such subjects marry young. usually
| choosing those much younger than them
selves .s@.
| If the mount of Mercury Is absent there
| Is q lack of enterprise IN business pur-
suits. II the mount is overdeyeloped It
denotes treachery, thievishness. with pre-
| tentfous ignorance. dishonesty; 1t IS char
acteristtc Of mediums and others prac-
| ticing falsehoed in occult sciences. Such
have long, twisted fingers, turning back
One line on a good niolfat sof Mercury
| denotes modesty and an unexpected
| stroke of luck. but cross line extending
to the mount Of Apollo emphasizes the
dishonest ehar1antanry.
If there Is an island on this line the
| subject viii have bad luck through an
| innocent act Many mixed lines give
/ shrewdness, and If they reach as low as
the heart line the subject Is generous in
spending money
With the mount of moon prominent