1. The habit of the body hot in touch, fleshy, soft and hairy. 2. The color of the body fresh, sanguine and lively. 3. A natural and constant blush in the face. 4. The pulse soft, moist, and full. 5. The spittle sweet. 6. Dreams most commonly of red things, of beauty, feasting, dancing, music, and all jovial and pleasing recreations. 7. A continual habit of pleasantness and affability. 8. Often affected with jests, mirth, and laughter. THE SIGNS OF A PHLEGMATIC CONSTITUTION ARE, 1. The habit of the body, cold and moist; in touch, soft, fat, gross, and not hairy. 2. A constant natural whiteness, or wanness in the face. 3. The pulse soft, slow, and rare. 4. The thirst little, and seldom desiring drink. 5. The dreams usually are of white things, floods, inundations, and accidents belonging to water. 6. Sleep, much and frequent. 7. Slowness and dulness of the body to exercise. THE SIGNS OF A MELANCHOLY CONSTITUTION ARE, 1. The body in touch, cold, dry, lean, and smooth. 2. The body of a dark, dull, gloomy, leaden color. 3. The spittle in small quantities, and sour. 4. Pulse little, rare and hard. 5. They dream of terrible things, as ghosts, wild beasts, etc. 6. Greatly oppressed with fear. 7. Constancy in the performance of the thing intended. THE SIGNS OF A GENEROUS PERSON ARE, 1. The forehead large, fleshy, plain and smooth. 2. The eye moist and shining. 3. The countenance expressing joy and content. 4. The voice pleasant. 5. The motion of the body, slow, etc. THE SIGNS OF AN ILL-NATURED PERSON. 1. The form of the body meagre and lean. 2. The forehead cloudy, sullen and wrinkled. 3. The eye cast down and malicious. 4. A nimble tongue. 5. Walking a short, quick, uneven pace. 6. A secret murmuring to himself as he walks. SIGNIFICATION OR LANGUAGE OF THE FLOWERS. No Book on Fortune-telling and Dreams would be complete without the signification of the flowers. If we dream of, or have those smiles of nature given to us, we should at once consult the language of Flora and ascertain what our dream or present signifies. It is no new thing to attach a sentiment or meaning to each flower. In Eastern lands flowers have a language which all understand. It is that  “still small voice” which is powerful on account of its silence. It is one of the chief amusements of the Greek girls to drop these symbols of their esteem or scorn upon the various passengers who pass their latticed windows, and the traveller can read upon Egyptian rocks accounts of the conquests of that ancient people recorded by foreign plants. Accompanying, we give a complete dictionary of the meaning of the flowers. ACACIA BLOSSOM. Come to my heart! ACONITE—BLUE. Flatterer! are you to be trusted? ACONITE—YELLOW. Your caprice is unendurable. ALPINE ROSE. Love must venture; timidity can never win.