The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-09
YELLOW.
Jupiter's Color As Well As Hearst's.

Jupiter's Color As We'll As Hearst's.
 In ancient mythology yellow was sa- cred to Jupiter, and to be worn on Sunday, the day ruled by the sun and consecrated to deity Saffron or flame colored robes were also dedicated to Hymen, and brides were covered with veil called the Aammarion, without which no marriage VOW was held binding.
 The imperial color of China is or ange and is sacred to the use of the Son of Heaven, Yellow mixed with red is often an emblem of turbulence, as the orange lily badge of the Orange men in Ireland.
 Yellow is considered fundamental color like red and blue; its principle is healing, stimulating but may provel injurious and oVerexciting to very ir. ritable and nervous conditions, as it is powerful in It's effect upon the nerves, especially of the brain and lower parts of the body.
 lll6 yGllON pIlllClplO PSA NelNAS1 pug ons, tonics, emetics and such medi- cines as senna, figs, castor oil, olive oil, sulphur, etc Coffee, with Its yell low brown principle, is infiammatory, and disposes to restlessness; saffron in small doses exhilarates the spirits; in large doses produces headache and de-, lirium.
 Nearly all alcoholic drinks contain the stimulation of yellow--sherry, Marsala whisky, brandy, champagne, the golden wines of Italy and Spain, etc., also vereals such as wheat, oats and barley There are strange chemi- cal afiinities between colors, and it is curious to note with regard to the growth of plants how certain colors group themselves together such as violets and primroses, gorse and heather, etc, violets and yellow being i atiinitive colors. Wherever yellow enters another color there is a deepen ing and warming; thus yellow with blue green; yellow wiEh red, orange.
 Yellow is assuredly the outward ex- presslon of power, vitality, vigor-- physical, intellectual and spiritual. It contains all the qualities for good and for evil of the planetary principle of Jupiter the ruling qualities of the world; wherever it is present it strikes dominant note.
 The raging fire, the illimitable de- sert with its shufTling camels, the beautiful. fierce body of lion, ti ger, a cobra are alike yellow. There is no power on earth greater than those little Jumps ot yellow metal, passed with the unconscious swiftness of thought from hand to hand, focus 1 ing like a magnet all the evil passions l of men, consuming its seekers with the gold fever; it is the root of all | evil, vet with a blossoming power for good; by it men must live, without it, die
 In the Jewish ritual Che most preci- ous metal is an ever recurring symbol. The golden cherubffn above the golden ark and mercy seat, the golden table and the golden candlestick, the gold on lamps, the golden bells on the high priests robe the golden hitter with its engravement Holiness to the Lord"
 And the same symbolism flows through the vision of Patmos-the golden altar, the golden crowns and girdles, the golden vials of odors and those seven terrible vials of the wrath of God and the golden cup of abominations held by the scarlet wo- man, running, as it were, from the Tor rather shall it be said, from the depth to the height, from the bar barrie, tawny orange of physical force, through the infinite gamut of tone shades-copper, bronze, jacinth, to- paz, flame, saffron, amber, citron, lem- on, primrose, cream, ivory-up to the glorious fount of light before whom the spirits veil and from whose radi- ant glory the torch of fife is lit.-The tQueen.