The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19
Lessons hn P@Zmigfpv.
COPYRIGHTED BY MARIA ANDREWS,


called the mount Of melody and love as
| Venus Is the goddess
This mount favors the effemIuate stvt.
! OF beauty as contrasted with the mascu.
line beauty indicated by Jupiter. who IL
| the embodiment of pride and manly at.
tributes
The subjects love and seek pleasure a.
the first and great aim in life: they Iowa
social attention and applause. have q
great dislike to strife; they are gay,
! lively companions, but not noisy
Men Of this type have a taste for %,
terminate occupations, make man milf,
ners' hairdressers taiors, dressmakers.
nave talent for painting and love songs,
though lacking the perseverance to ex
Gel A good mount Of Venus will soften
the harshness Of an extreme mount of
Saturn or Mars. The hand with the
mount of Venus developed Is soft and
, plump. well dimpled fingers smooth
and short, thumb short ANY excess OF
TINS mount, with pointed fingers, mount
much rayed. with line Of Mars following
and inside line Of life, betrays love, with
passion and debauchery INCONSISTENCY,
vanity and levity. with q passion for
winning hearts as an amusement With
out this mount Ga fiat surface where 1t
should be- all the passions become dry
! ana selfish in their action. The mount
| OF Venus should be well lined (but not a
! net work OF cross lines. which viii give
! warmth Of temperament Tho mount
! devoid Of lines indicates coIdncss, chasti-
W ono temptation from Within: and
| with a weak line of life-a short life II
| only a few strong lines are on the mount
! the subject Is an unSrateful person and
| not capable Of approaching either kind
ness or love- A spot on the mount and
| one on the line of heart is a serious love
| affair: indications must be looked for ON
IN ~ oh, u
| rious illness. cross on the mount
means a sadly terminating love. unless
| there is cross on the mount Of Jupiter,
| that conjunction will give It a happy
termination. star on the mount of
| Venus a the base means misfortune and
barrier to the happy termination of
| love AFFAIR. II the star IS close to the
root or the thumb, It IS most likely to be
| a liatson, or II marriage It will spoil
| the subjects whole life. 4 square close
to, but not quite Touching the line OF
life, is an imprisonment, though not foi
any serious affair.
A triangle IS marriage for position
or money. grille on the mount is las
ciVlousness and curiosity Of an unhealthy
| nature. A line from the mount to the
mount Of Mercury Zee Plate X indicates
good fortune and love resulting from
each other. A line from the base Of the
| hand into the mount Is good or, Plate X.
| I@ilicS from ROOT Oh the IHuIlD are SIfd
| to indicate marriage, but unless they cut
! the line OF life (when they denote the aga
! at which marriage may take place. I hava
I found that they Indicate worries ard
! troubles in married life, especially II
much confused.
! Islands, placed crosswlse on the mount
| Oh, Plate X show opportunities lOs5
| which would have been most desirable II
these islands are connected with mount
of Apollo las at k in Plate X BIZ a line
Three lines going straight TO the mount
of Jupiter mean Hberality Through
good allowance and happiness (hh in
Plate *. deep line cutting into the
triangle in the palm betrays the pres
ence Of asthma Oil, Plate X.
1t is rare that a subject is dominated
| by one particular mount, and you must
/ bear in mind. in all cases, that the mod
! flying characteristics must be always con-
! sidered. The character Of the lesser
! mounts will Influence those of the greater,
! with a moralizing effect. A subject whose
/ hand in general betrays tirnidity win gain
/ strength and prudence from a strong
! mount of Jupiter, thus giving courage to
/ overcome the timidlty.
! There IS a strong affinity between
! phrenology, heather mythology, astrol0gy
and paimistry. and II my pupils have
! access to good library containing au-
/ thentic works on these several sciences.
/ ana NEUROLOGICAL history they can easily
| satisfy themselves of the truth Of this
/ statement.
/ a subject born under the planet Jupiter
| Is precisely of the same temperament,
! looks and chara cteristics az the subject
! having a well developed mount Of Jupiter.
While those born under the malefc in
! fiuence OF the planet Saturn Cnless come
I other planet Of a benenc ma .ure IS the
! asceudanU are subject to all inh-mi.ies
and the temperament Of those having the
mount of Saturn in excess. ard SO on.
! Mercury. or one Of a Mercuri9n type,
| Is jolly in the best sense. and In my
! tholOgy, when these names were applied
to the gods, Jupiter was the most power
full of all; Saturn was artful aud ma
] lignant, and Of Apollo, Lord Byron
writes:
/ Apollo. lord Of tho unerring bow,
! The god OF poetry. life and light
The sun in human limbs ARA yed.
! Mercury was the god Of travellers. ana
! presided over orators and merchants: but
! in his diverse nature he was also the
| god of thieves and pickpockets: his
name was derived from "a merce"-the
! god of merchandise.
| Mars is the god OF war as Venus Is the
goddess Of love and beauty The deeper
| you read In these sciences, the more you
! will perceive the analogy between them.