Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-02-17

head smooth but often too narrow for
perfect beauty. The hair is dark with
brilliant shine, the eyebrows and
lashes are gracefully pencilied. The
nose is fieshy, and the nostris dilate
whenever a pleasure is in prospect;
the eyes are smiling and bated in a
tender languor; frequently one eye is
larger than the other 'rhe mouth is
small, with full lips of a bright RED;
they display white and perfect teeth
and coral-red gums. The body is
plump but beautifully shaped, with no
bone too prominent; the hips are
rather too marked. Hands and feet
are small and shapely. Venusians are
fond of dress, OF jeWelry, of flowers, of
perfumes, of music. especially simple,
melodiOus music. They are often quite
expert in some of the fine arts which
they cultivate more for the pleasure
they find in it and to please their
friends than for the satisfaction OF
, their vanity or for any lucre. The
Venusians are remarkable for their
constant good humor and their aver
sion for all strife and Quarrelling, be
1t of the mildest character. They gen.
orally have large families. If this
planet be under favorable aspects from
Saturn or Mars, its best benefits turn
into terrible defects, especially if Jupi-
ter is also i'll bad aspects. Then the
effeminacy grows to such an extent as
| to destroy every noble trait in the sub
iects nature; the inherent sensuality
of the Venusian allowing itself unre-
stricted scope becomes the cause OF the
3 nd -stl,
jects prospects. Sometimes. if the We
nusian is man. and Mars should re-
act upon Venus. brutality in love mat
tiers will be the prominent feature of
the wretched victim of this sad com
bination. AS a matter of fact in the
good as in the bad venusian. the
senses are all powerful They may act
in "A more refined way in the first in
stance than in the second but in
either case they have still to be watch
ed over closely or they may turn out TO
be rather unreliable rulers.
Mercury.
AS stated in my preceding lesson.
Mercury is an unclassified planet, sort
OF free lance" in the astrological
world. 1t is at times friendly" at
others decidedly inimieal." 1t all de-
ponds upon the aspects of the other
planets toward it. Those born under
Mercury-the Mereurians they are
called-are small in stature but re-
markable for their agility and body
skill. Mentally, they are endowed
I with versatility which renders them
apt 10 undertake almost any study.
trade or profession and make a success
of it. They remain young looking very
late in life and their complexion. rath-
| er Of a creamy white, is often tinted
| with bushes. The hair is chestnut
! colored and curly at the end, the fore
/ head is high, the eyebrows meet. the
| eyes themselves are deep set and pen
| etrating, little toa restless perhaps:
! the nose is straight. the upper lip
/ pFotruding slightly, the chin is long
| and pointed.
/ The Mercurians are active to a de-
! gree, fond Of money-making and clever
/ in business. Their voice is not strong
j and yet they are often eloquent. but
Of an eloquence that does not dazzle:
| it is OF the convincing. not the snowy
style. They are born logicians, and
on that account are excellent mathe-
maticians; they have wit, quick repair
| tee and excel in turning a supposed
| failure into a success They are met
most frequently among the professions.