Horse-Collar.—To those who own horses, or do business with them, this sign is a pleasant indication of success in some transaction; to others it would imply toil and a strenuous effort to keep things going.
Horseman.—See Mounted Horseman.
Horseshoe.—An unexpected piece of good fortune, the achievement of your wish, and good luck in all you undertake; a double horseshoe hastens the arrival of your desires; a horseshoe reversed means an upset of plans causing much disappointment and vexation; a broken one denotes a dilemma, trials, or discomforts.
Hot-Water Bottle.—You will always find compensation in all trials and discomforts.
Hot-Water Can.—Indisposition, irritability, annoyances.
Hourglass.—A warning against delay in arrangements or thought-of plans; with other signs, the hourglass is a grave warning of peril through illness or accident.
House.—A successful transaction, a visit, a new home.
Human Figures.—These must be judged with regard to what they appear to be doing.
Hyacinth.—This flower predicts love, joy, and gratified ambition.