The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1888-11-02
WINDOWS or THg soul.
fguies by which Character Nay 1.
InaRnh by the EYea.


Jndged by the Eyes.
wink rs much ~ you please but
keep The lids Wide open. Ahi yes.
that will do. You are one of the few
women that ! have posed who know
h W to use the Dyes"
Tie spenker was photographer Ma
roienn Sarona. and The person adj
dressed was charming young woman
with marvellous black eyes aud wealth
o 4 ffy golden hair
Il will be a perfect picture. mss"
he sail; ''you will like II. You may
sec II proof Tomorrow
Thcn. as the young lady left the
stu5lio. the little artist fell TO mixing
about eyes. II was an interesting and
ins ruciive chat II WINS learned That
long evc-lnshes soften the express on.
particularly IN woman. A marked
example Il this was Adelaide Mil
son. She .emed to have double
set Of eye-lashc1. so heavy were they.
Her great charm wns the expression
of her eyes. They wcrc largo and
baaming They had soul in ihen.
and the heavy lashes poetizel them.
II was learned. Too. that full eye-lid
| gives n sofiening expression. and that
the surrounding muscles have great
deal io do with the expression of the
eyes. But the whole soil Is expressed
Ia The eye when perso Il earnestly
pleading. In woman The eye Is moro
| lelicaicly shaped than In Ian; tho
eyelnshes are longer and the eyebrow
more delicately arehed. A perfect eve
in womnn should be full. almond
shaped. with long lashcs. upper anil
lower. with delicate eyebrow to suit
| the shape Of the eye. In color. blue Is
the more sentimental. but "A small gray
! eye IN IA woman will vary more In ex-
| preston. Some men have women .
| eyes. The great Napoleon was one oi
them. He had the clear. cold steel
gray eye that showed the lightest and
tie darkest shades Of character. II is
Inc fash Of expression that makes the
woman's eye lovahle. the coquettisli
part Of her nature expressing itself in
the eyes.
There are eyes, also. which resemble
those OF animnls--the lion, the eagle.
lac ferret General Logan eye could
/ be trulhfully called hawks eve. II
was so black and plercing. yet. witiial.
il was n full. honest eye and one oi
deep feeling. The actor Montague
eve was often compared 10 that ~ 4
| gBzalie Il WAS soft aud beautiful. and
fall Of soul.
II Is said that there are thirteen
rules by which tho character may b,
| Judged by the eyes. Those that ar,
/ ,.f- q
ly clear blue. almost transparent wher
soen in profile. indicate n ready ans
great capacity. extreme sensibility
.uspciousness. nm inclination to en-.
| ioyment and curious inquiry. II acN
sparkling eyes that ara small ans
undcr strong black eyebrows dcnot,
| penetration and often cunning ant
ariful stimulation. weak nature 4
denoted by eyes which. seen in profile
run almost parallel with The profile .
Tho nose and small. pusillanlmou
character By eyes about which tlier'
arc mauy very small. long wrinkles
Eyes with long. sharp. horizontal cor
uers aud ihick-skinned lids coverin:
half the pupil indicate sanguini
nature and genius Q lick discern
mont. elegance and taste. ins ability
pride aud strong love for womei
are denoted By eyes which are large
open. clearly transparent and whicl
sparkle with rapid motion unde
sharply-delineaied lids. A feebI
constitution and phlegma,ic weakness
Of mind are denoted by eyes wit
light. small eyebrows and very long
/
very round nSr entirely open are thos
which hcar while they see. enjoy an
color thcir obi ct like themselves. an
are medium Of yolnptuous am
spiritual enj yment Proud. sus
picious, harsh aad cold-hcaried per
SONS have deep-sunken. small. sharply
lclineated. dnll-blue eyes. under
bony. perpendicular forehead.
Curious facts have been observe
regarding tho eyes rs n feature in ns
iional physiognomy. The Italian
ewes are small. tho Germans lighi
colnred and surrounded by man
wrinkles. and the Epglishmau' al
strong. open and sieadfasi. The Swi,
have dull eyes. Ihe Laplanders nal
row eyes with the lupiis of a yello'
brown. the Iurtars small and sunke
eyes; the Sraniards are clear and we
formed and the Finlanders hay
heavy lids and the iris of n deep ye
how.
The eye of passion is the grand eye
and il is in dclineation I passion tn;
the actor pos esscs power. In iii
Booth Is unexeeled. His great powC
is in his yes and in their great inter
sily.--M. T. BHH md Fypress.