Happy boyfriend, Sincere lover, Slightly dangerous flatterer, Friendly, enterprising, skillful, brave young man; that is the meaning of this card taken in isolation.
This Jack or, better to say – Valet – has many particular meanings that are more or less favourable.
Isolated, pulled from a deck by a young girl or woman, he represents her fiancé, a dark, honest and good young man; but if he is between two spades, his family and friends will oppose the marriage. It will take place anyway, despite all the resistance.
For a young man, he represents his more successful and wealthier rival; but between two heart cards, this rival will be ousted.
For a divorced person or a widower, it’s the announcement of his/her next marriage.
Finally, by any other person, this card ensures complete success in everything they would do.

Having on the right a
Spade ♠: You will meet a young man who has just become rich or famous. This is your chance. Don’t waste it.
Heart ♥: An OK, but not great boyfriend or girlfriend. You can do better in love. However, if he or she is generous in bed and thinks of you, this omen might be misleading. Count all the heart cards that you draw. If you get many – maybe the other cards are trying to tell you something better about your Jack of clubs.
Diamond ♦: Wrong idea. Whatever you are stubbornly convinced and arguing about – take a second look.
Club ♣: Difficulties. – Delay of a marriage due to insufficient wealth or uncertain career.

Having on the left a
Spade ♠: New acquaintance of a pretty brown (brunet) boy, but very silly, although believing himself to be spiritual. Call spade a spade, and call stupid a stupid.
Heart ♥: Discreet love. – Beneficial friend.
Diamond ♦: Visit of a “bon vivant” friend, who will bring you joy and happiness.
Club ♣: Complete success in any business decision that you are agonising about.

EXCEPTIONS.
Between two Spades: Delayed marriage which will only take place after meeting and gaining the favour of the parents.
Between two Hearts: Rivalry that will not be fatal, but very very damaging. If you know who your rival is – strike first.

Bad words, actions, travel.

The Eight of Diamonds having to right, a
Spade ♠: Distant travel without any profit.
Heart ♥: A journey full of pleasure.
Diamond ♦: Efforts without success.
Club ♣: Loss of money.

Having on the left a
Spade ♠: A friend’s slander.
Heart ♥: Wedding trip or trip to the city to attend a wedding.
Diamond ♦: Efforts without success.
Club ♣: Money found.

EXCEPTIONS.
Between two cards of the same value: Travel postponed.
Between two Hearts: Husband and wife will make steps to become closer.
Between two Clubs: Travel for very small inheritance or business gain.
Between two spades or two low cards of Diamonds: unsuccessful efforts.
Between the Queen of Clubs and the King of Spades: Disunion.
Between two Diamond figures; The card is null; it does not speak.

Card of illness, disease and addiction. Not as bad as the Nine of Spades, but this Eight is a very bad card.
Crying, discord, annoyance, heartache, missed love, obstacles, infections; this card is fertile with awful predictions.

The Eight of Spades, having on the right a
Spade ♠: Sickness after an accident outside.
Heart ♥: Illness of a friend.
Diamond ♦: Dubious contracts. – Discord with business partners.
Club ♣: Sickness for the consultant, not dangerous and of short duration.

Having on the left a
Spade ♠: Crying and tears. – Domestic sorrows. Obstacles to anything you want.
Heart ♥: Missed love or marriage. Somebody else married the man or the woman that was your perfect fit and the opportunity is gone forever. – Friction with a friend or relative.
Diamond ♦: Sadness. – Complicated birth.
Club ♣: Monetary losses. – Misery.

EXCEPTIONS.
Placed between two Spades: Certain, short and not dangerous disease.
Near the Nine of Spades: Violent death of a friend. – Madness. – The other card touching the Eight of Spades is null; it does not speak
Between any two face cards: Adversity.