The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-10-13
Twenty four Pairs of Hands Read.

The celebrated Sterling Palmist OF
393 Blondeau street read the city and
county officials hands yesterday, and
everyone seemed to be amused and it
was quite q novelty The Sterling
Pianist viii soon have his college
opened in the city OF Keokuk TO teach
the science Of Palmistry. He has had
the pleasure of reading six OF the
United States presidents in the past.
and the late King Edward and Queen
Victoria OF England, and several gov
ernors from the different states of
the United States. The Sterling Palm
ist claims that everybody should
know what is in store for them, and
there would be less sorrow than what
there is If people would only learn
the true motto of Know thyself."
The Sterling Palmist is having great
success with his lectures in the Mod
ern Woodman hall which take place
on every Sunday evening, and all
| that you hear now in our city: Have
you been to The Palmist, Have you
had your hand read2 What do you
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thing? Do you believe in it? etc. The
Sterling Palmist is proud of his
achievements and success, and he al
ways believes in the motto, DO not
condemn anything Of which you
know nothing about Here are the
readings of the city and county Off
Gals who submitted their hands to
the Sterling Pianist. He invites Inc
| public to call upon him and investi
/ gate his work. These are references
J from the bible: Who (God), has
placed signs in the hands of every
man that they shall know his work
! Book Of Job, 81 chapter, 7th verse;
| What evil is in thine hand?" 1st
Samuel 26:1s.
I Length of days are in her right
| hand, riches and honor are In her
left" Prov. SIG.
And it shall be sign unto thee
upon thy hand" Ex 1873.
Joshua r. Elder, Mayor.
You are exceedingly warm-hearted,
| affectionate, and devoted; are ready
to make any sacrifice for your friends,
are blind to their defects and faults,
and too much wrapped up in them
for your own welfare or peace OF
mind You are very social. warm
\ hearted and affectionate, enjoy the
society OF your friends in a high de
gree; cling to those yoa love through
/ all the changes OF time and circum
stance. Once friend, you are one for
eyer-in adversely as in prosperity
to aid, encourage, sympathize with
and console while living and to
i mourn when departed. You must be
very careful in your choice OF friends
for you are liable to suffer mucf
from the unworthiness and ingratl
tude Of those to whom you may be
come attached. You are hospitable
and delight to entertain your friends
at the social board; are very popula
: among those who know you; are gen
: orally beloved, and have few enemies
/ Chief of Police Henry M. schevers.
y You are disposed to be strict,
g honest and upright in all your deal
] ings; you hate whatever Is unjust o
a contrary to your ideas of right; yoi
r are very severe in your reproofs 0
y wrong-doing. but will forgive thos
!. who show repentance. You AWAY
e consult duty before expediency; see
+ to know what is right, and then pun
t sue it with singleness of heart.
o. w. sanbers, City clerk.
You have remarkably refinet
sensitive, and delicate organization
are susceptible Of exquisite ENJOY
ment and intense suffering; and ar
greatly affected by extremes OF hea
and cold especially the latter 70
are adapted to fine and light wor
rather than to that which is coars
and heavy, have poetic and artist
!. tastes. lofty aspirations, tender syn
' pathies, and longing for congeni;
s companionship
Thomas p. Gray, Commissioner.
This temperament is charactize