The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-22

lank.stringy looking hair indicates weak,
ness and cowardice
Curly hair denotes quick temper.
Frlzzly hair,set on ones head as f each
individual hair was ready to fight it's
neighbor, denotes coarseness.
i Light auburn denotes intelligence,
industry, and peaceable disposition.
Coarse, straight, black heir denotes a
sluggish disposition, with but little ambi
tlon, and love of ease, with a disposition
to tnd fault and borrow trouble.
Black hair, very little inclined to curl,
with dark complexion, indicates personal
courage, especially when one is cornered,
win wonderful degree of pertinacity,
ana disposition to hang on until what
oVGr IS undertaken be accomplished
hed halr, II straight, denotes ugliness,
ana naughty, dominering disposition
Llghtlsh red hair, somewhat givea to
curl, II 1t be hne rather coarse, indicates
ambition, but deceit, treachery and a
Willingness to sacrifice old friends for
new ones, or for personal advancement.
What is called sandy hair indicates a
JoVlal disposition; without much energy
or pewers of calculation for bargains.
Such persons are generally good fellows,
content to work f"r others more than
themselves.
Brown hair denotes fondness for life, g
friendly disposition, inhibition, earnestness
OF purpose, capacity for business and
reliability in friendship, in proportion as
their hair is fine.
Light Brown hair, with clear skin, is
a very certain indication of courage, am
bitiOn, reliability, and determination to
overcome obstacles. Nearly all the best
business men Of the country have this
kind Of hair. The finer and more Silken
the texture, the finer the organizatlon,and
the more touchy and infammable he dis
position. II such hair be straight and
fine, it indicates ali even disposition,
readiness to forgive with desire to add
to the happiness Of others.
Persons with fine light brown orhuburn
hair, inclined to curl or friz, are quick
tempered, and are given to resentment
and revenge.
Light-brown hair, inclined 10 redness,
with freckled skin, is a certain ndica.
ton ~ deceit, treachery, and i DISPOSE
ton to do something mean by friend
when that friend cannot be longer used to
Straight black hair, crisp and glossy,
indicates great powers of endurance, in
difference to danger and strong predis-
position to revenge wrongs or insults, real
or fancied. The coarser such hair, the
longer will the person having it nurture
his revengetill comes a safe chance for its
qualification.
Hair that is inclined to change it's APP
pearance with the weather, with q sort
Ill, 10 -, ArI1
corresponding recklessness, or rather, in
dependence, as to the speech f people.
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A SINKING CITY.-It is asserted upoa
the most reliable information, according
to present indications, the great city Of
the Gar of all the Russians, st. Petersburg
in fifty years will have ceased to exist
Startling as this may sound, the fact i
based upon reliable scientific examination
If the soil on which. the city is built,
which is found to be sinking, I'm
pfcccptabIy t. be sure, but with premon-
ntnry and fearful regularity So fearfully
j. no fact established thai already steps
are being taken prior to permanent re
movnl at the Court Moscow, from it's
central position, would seem to offer the
most preitrlbIe '0catiuu Tor the Seat Of
for bcll"velng thai a preference may be
shown for tbs. fortified city OF Kiev
which has rllr .tdrAnr"gr in climate, is
near the Black Sea, ,,ud is a >tep forward
towards the Mecca nf Rus-a% Gear, Con
stantinople. The cause ,t this gradual
sinking ot this greet city is easily
accounted for N the pages Of HISTORY
which tell rs thar i was built in the
reign of Peter The Grgat, upon piles
driven into a swamp.
DANGERS IN New ORLEANS. The
waters that submerged a porti N If New
Orleans recently are not likely t. sllbside
like the ebbing tide Of the sea They
lie now on lower land than their original
bed, and huge stagnant pool c,nse-
quentlv breeds disease and miasnm in
the city, just at the commencement of
what promises TO he an exceedingly
warm summer. The New Orleans people
should work energet cally to drain off
this unwhoicsome pnol. aaei II n'd-more
than they themselves CAT, rndrr--is
needed the other cities of thn Union
should promptly rend,r i, Tnr question
is not one OF the health OF New Orleans
alone, but of New York s.nd Philadelphia
and Baltimore, ADD al. other cities that
are connected by commercial relations
with 1T, and in view of the epidemic in
Buenos Ayres. and the presence in this
city and Brooklyn of dangerous diseases,
the question is one Of main Importance
Mem York HeraId
PASSPORTS IN FRANcE-Mr WAshburne
United States Minister at Paris, has been
notified by M. Jules Favre, Minister Of
Forsign Affairs for the French Govern
ment of Versailles, that the revival of the
noccnort svstem haS haen rondarad pAoop