14. The sickness that befalls a person on this day is likely to prove mortal; what was lost yesterday may be found to-day. 15. The child born on this day will be of ill manners and unfortunate; it is a good day for dealing in merchandise. 16. The child born on this day will be foolish; it is an unlucky day to marry, or to begin any kind of business on. 17. The child born on this day will be very valiant, but will suffer hardships; if a female, she will be chaste and industrious, and live respected to a great age. 18. This day is dangerous; the child born will be dishonest. 19. Dreams on this day will be vain and untrue; the child born will grow up healthy and strong, but be of a selfish and ungentle turn of mind. 20. The child born will be fortunate, and of a cheerful countenance, religious, and much beloved; any kind of business begun, on this day will be unfortunate. 21. The child born on this day will be of an ungovernable temper, forsake his friends, wander in a foreign land, and be unhappy through life; it is a happy day to marry on; and all business begun on this day will be successful. 22. The child born on this day will be wicked, meet with many dangers, and come to an untimely end; it is a very unfortunate day, and threatens everything with disappointment and crosses: whoever falls sick on this day seldom recovers. 23. Dreams on this day are certain; and the child born or this day will be rich and greatly esteemed. 24. This day is favorable for dreams; and the child born will be of a sweet and amiable disposition. 25. This day is bad for dreams, and those who fall sick on it, are in great danger; the child born on this day will be its parents’ delight, but will not live to any great age. 26. This day is good for dreams, but children born on it will experience many hardships, though in the end, they may turn out happily. 27. This is a very unfortunate day to look for anything that is lost, but a child born on this day will make a great stir in the world, either as a statesman, soldier, physician, or clergyman. 28. A child born upon this day will live to be a rich and truly good man if born before noon, but if born after that hour, it is to be feared that he will be dissipated or worthless. 29. Dreams on this day are not worth a moment’s attention, for rest assured they will never be fulfilled. Never buy a lottery ticket on this day. TO KNOW THE TEMPER AND DISPOSITION OF EVERY ONE. THE SIGNS OF A CHOLERIC DISPOSITION ARE, 1. The habit of the body hot in touch, dry, lean, hard, and hairy. 2. The color of the face, yellow. 3. A natural dryness of the mouth and tongue. 4. The thirst great, and frequent. 5. Activity and inquietude of the body. 6. The pulse hard, swift, and often beating. 7. The spittle bitter. 8. The dreams are most of yellow things, of brawls, of fights and quarrels. THE SIGNS OF A SANGUINE CONSTITUTION ARE,