The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1882-10-11
How to Wear Your Beard, II you
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Tia. rut IN wh-ker> has finally Alieu
into Inc xlrh the administration. and
before winter : over there RA Re 5
marked ln<rea~e ~ fhs ATTlalr uT Ing
l5-h ~~d-wh~SeT- puble men - a rule
retain their ctzarset.T>Tc -tyte. and
other whe have -ar "r detects IL
guard or hide. also MAKE no Change
Chm wh>k~r- are trimmed rounding and
even ~sth the corner, ~ the mouth. An
imperial should not = over tl~4rc-uUrth>
n. an iuch II ~.dth.
Professional men indicate a i0eier-
euce .or the closely clipped mu>tarhe-
=, d. the business men lor .Gli flowing
bard. Generals Grant and sherman
are exVonent> - the veteran army -ttie-
short lizard almost covering the iacr
Dye.n- : obsolete. except n ca>e>
wL.er, tie hair : ,ureaked when a brush
used t. teuch ~ the nharr1en4ogS
-p0t,. Cray 81 white hair a Vull-
lar w.ih the TX - I - : WitA 80
men.
Ift te tn that whl>ker- exert a
moral influence On >ocietv, no letter
proof 81 -. Louis good character can -
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squares on any o. tie business street.
during workln. hour. Two-thlrd> oi
the men thus met or overraheu Tll tt
more OF le>- bearded. either square
round. ~aureoIe. ~tau,hApei. -waIlow-t2l
aruchoke leaf. " wedLe shaped. With
a iew -InoetI4-llce exceptions the re-
naming third NIL * ~mu-Iaehed. 1T,
apparent. too. that tie majority ~
49,. EH . ~ .- '
grow without a thought 81 how il NAV
affect their express on. The mlld man
br5>tle- Ike a Cor>alr the nol>t fellow
ha> 4 limp. coTn-Olored board after the
STYLE Of yacillAting judas tie chubby
man makes the blunder ~ a clo>e-croI-
ped chm whI-ker. and the >lln-iaced
persists IN elongating iii, feature, with
a Nandyke fringe. Hir>uite artists claim
that / they Were permitted 70 exercise
individual judgement IN trimming Their
customers faces We would lave 4 better
looking cla>, OF men. a. the detects oi
p~hy-o-nomv could be largely corrected
by a iudiciou~ and intelligent Treatment
OF the beard. Every touch OF the comb
and brush should harmonic with the
persons expression. and tie mucn-cN-
chm dimple must b. ~aeTIstel
in every cas- whore the chin j. Otherwise
In event ot coarse lips or bad
teeth liz Bismarck j. desirable.
Aggressive chins which have a tI-tiIted
board Ike tie representations ~ EgN-
tan deitie> would best Try tie Di>laeli
beard Ia thick growth under The chm.
Where cAcch- are hollow Or ri-id-Wll,-
ler j -r5su iu>t III from FL each car.
a. ii tie c5~e 81 Gladstone AID Br5-hJ.
theirs are Tot tin faces.
This style u whi>ker i mucI affected
1y the English Clergy. statesmen and
litteTatcur>. Artists musicians.
athofc priests and public speaker arr
generally sm6oth-taced. a, the latter. -
Deciaily. depend greatly on facial eX-
Tor holding an audiences al
Apollo and Mercury were the
Dnly NEUROLOGICAL deitie> represented
without boards.
Unusual care was taken by the British
II 200 year, IN the treatment 81
heir boards. eycn to the extent % wear
NJ Dashboard cover, at night. tAat their
cherished badges OF dignity might not Toe
since Benjamin Franklin appeared at
he court OF LOui, XVI wearing hi, own
lead Of hair. and that unpowdercd. Wig,
belonged only 10 history, and it l.
| curious circumstance. which j. not
generally appreciated. that the wig j, Il
invention. 1t was 1868 b. G..
when. to save David from ~aul's Ven
Michael sent her husband away
placed On hie pillow in the bed a
o. OF wood which was covered at tile
upper end with a piece Of black-haired
goat skin. Her fathers men were de-
by the plea that David was Ill
must not disturbed. aud the giant
escaped.
Half-,hingled hair is the fashionable
Ut for tall-that i. leave the hair from
or two or two inches long and slope
I up to the rown. The part remains
| little to the left Of center. and there ,
IRE no Indications OF a revival of the
part. although the side pat i
becoming fashionable with the other Eek
Il England St. Louis Bu,6er.