Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-19

al strongly inative of character. and
character indicve of fortune or misfor-
.une. now mumore likely that charac-
ser VIII De exhted by the foot In it's
! FORMATION and les than in the hand or
1ne heau or the or changing stars in the
sAles: But tress. [ will particu-
Iarl1e. NOW b. Is PATHS little patti
ioot. see how sntily formed-a perfect
symphony, indt. Do not those lines on
Cne sole look Ii lines OF music? Well,
sir, could havold that she would he a
distinguished sier il had seen draw
ing OF the sole Ger foot. dow different
neechers broaond heavy foot, with its
strong, stralghtentral lines branching
rom the heel--iindicative of his chara-
| 0ter and cours The cross or medal
lines In the V Rating from the heel to
.ne org ana l1ttlee indicate he has been
man OF manyallantries; his strong
artlstlc fnstin-likewise strong In
FAITHS case-beg denoted by the fine
Whiteness OF theiepression between the
heel and sole prer. The numerous and
variety OF wrines In this part of Mr..
beecher's foot dictate the trials and
VeXations he Is been through in his
varied and usef life. The profile of Mr.
beecner's foot l&s like chain of noun
Cains ana lndices that he would by his
own energy antalents make his mark
everywhere he emit"
interrupted say that / should not
IKE to have theev. Henry Ward Beecher
step on my favote corn.
An, yes, 70 will have your little
Joke" ne said, SLING again as il proud
OF MS teeth. "BuIll let that pass. White
law Reld's foot Hong and narrow-bril-
nant without grt force, but determined
10 succeed wherter 1t can secure a foot
Tug: de is more diplomat than an editor,
OF should say nre manager than a
Wrlter-see the coweb Of lines on the sole
OF the foot The literary talent Is midi
cateo Dy Inc netprk of lines on the bail
ol tne heel, whicAs the leverage ofevery
actlon OF the bodyand in this case is the
reflect of the actiQ of the brain. See?
NOW the heel OF a bdestrian or man of ac-
ton will be entely smooth-like the
darky's-ah, yes, ere's the foot of Sui
hvan, the distinguished pugilIst, See
now clean and smo6 it is-not wrinkle.
ihese lines on the sie OF the foot indicate
oulllVan's herculealpowers. Talk about
the hands baking beng as expressive as
Ihe KICK OF the toot,yhe clinching of the
nsC as forclble as the lamp of the foot. In
mrs. James Potter Towns foot we have
the artistic instinct combined with the
practical and Il casetf approbation-see
the straight line acDss the basin of the
loot ana the on thsole. The X is seen
feebly on all the othes that have shown
you, but is more tyically developed on
hers than in any ofLhem. 1t is strong,
you Will see, in Pnsident Cleveland's
case. He has cles, formidable heel,
indicating determination and boldness,
with diplomatic skillas indicated by the
cobweb on the sole previously mentioned
In Whitelaw Reds case. Miss Renan,
you see, has the artistic talent strong in
her attenuated fO,t. Her foot is not I'M
like that of WhiteAw ReiRs by the way, :"
he observed as he returned the picture to
the portfolio.
snow, SIR" ne began again, 81 have
told him enough to snow you that chiropo-
dy is popular, and that it is founded on
scientific principles and is entitled to
rank with the other"
"Humougs," ! mentally calculated,
wondering how | was going TO escape a
personal examination and the literal
throwing away Of ave OF my hard-earned
''Science," be continued. 'Of course
there are some who are incredulous and
scott at me. audsom who pronounce me
a humbug, butthese very people come to
me on the sly and patr0nize me. l am
work on the subject, which
will explain the science SO fully that there
will probably not exist in the future the
strong prejudice, or rather inoredulity,
that now affiiets some people, such people
as l have mentioned, but not such pro-
Inquirng minds as yours. sir.
In this book shall print fac simlles of the
feet have examined, with
the autographic approvals or indorse-
ments. make these fac SMILES only for
people, such as those have
For ordinary everyday
prtrons have this printed outline of the
foot. which fill out. Now, while don't
consider you an ordinary, everyday, per-
son by any means, l regret to say that ]
shall have 10 use one OF these printed
blanks.