The St. Louis Republic., 1903-07-12
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or NERR6ZEWT

IN Ihs Jupiter NnsA b broad. mudcai and
hstfng, 4 begins in Q loud tone though IA,
from being boistsfous. and finishes IN q slow
diminishing Of volume.
The laugh indicates q bold. fearless and
ambitious nature. full Of pride and force OF
character. which combination of qualities
almost inevitably lead TO a successful bust
ness and social life.
The prominent leaders in both thes.
spheres will be found to be owners Of Jupi-
| terian emotions.
Such persons are kind and sympathetic
with judgment and practically sufficient to
steer them on their successful career and
avoid the rocks
Owing to their unusual strength Of char
scter thi, type displays few really bad ha D.
Its. while they possess the pride and amhi-
| tion to mako them excellent providers for
| the home The only way to appeal to per-
sons Of this character Is by reasoning or
through their sympathies when they are
thoroughly convinced that the subject 10
| worthy.
| The Lunarfan laugh begins at Z high pitch
and ends in a low, mellow tone. often as
cending again with gentle slur as 1t, vol
ume and tone increase. 1t Is full Of grace
and has dreamy effect. which is attractive
| to the listener.
The Lunarian laugh means an intensely
imaginative nature. and oftenest It Ii found
among poets and authors.
Shakespeare. Longfellow, Burns, renny-
| son. Poe and men Of this stamp must have
possessed such a laugh. The Lunarians live
| In the clouds rather than on earth. They arc
| inventors, though not financially successful
ones.
When . perDon possesses this laugh to ex-
cess the imaginative nature takes on . mel
anchoiy tone He OF she loves to roam in
secluded places whore admiration and
thoughts Of nature may rsvsl undisturbed
To influence this type. listen to the recital
Of their troubles-vhich are seemingly le-
gion-sympathize with them. and by various
means endeavor to make them forget about
themselves
The Apollonian laugh b characterized BY
certain drmness which expresses itself In
q middling tone that Ii soft and mellow
This laugh may be said to resemble slightly
Il at Of Jupiter and Luna. because of It's
thoughtful ambitious and penetrating
tones.
APoLLoN1ANs ARE BORN
WITH A DnFTNrTE PuRPosA
The Apollonian laugh u sftsnsst found
among actors. sculptors. singers. physicians
and writer's Persons possessing this laugh
aspire to great heights.
They arc ambitious for fame and honor
rather than vast fortunes. and their amba-
tions arc generally sratined.
Tho Apollonfans seem to bo born with q
definite purpose in LIFE. which thsy stick to
tendclousiy untu IL - AccofnpIf0he0-
They arc great philosopher, these Apol-
lonians, and their effect upon those with
whom they come Ia contact II most bens-
fcial.
They soorn criticism a. wsn - datteryt
they are even-tenpered and always en-
deavor % show the sunny side ot their na-
ture.
Slow to anger are ne Apousuians, but
when once the passion II roussd there 10
struggle to conceal It from others They
dislike controversy.
There are really two sides to ths nature
Of those Of Apollo qualities-ons b. which
they are usually Judged: the other which 10
little known. but which. nevertheless II
their true soul side expressed through their
work.
They mako lasting and loyal friends. yst
are themselves undemonstrative IN their
friendship. 1t is impossible to manage them
by opposition, for while apparently yielding
to influence they arc In reality merely
avoiding argument.
The seven different laughs a. depicted are
either normal or abnormal. according to the
individual
The characteristics here set forth are
those Of the normal laugh.
There are countless blendings and COM
binations Of these characteristics which
may be good or bad in accordance with tbs
qualities predominating.
All. however. must come under the seven
principal kinds sat for by the student, hs
afiirms.