The Arizona champion., 1890-11-01
SIGNS OF CHARACTER.
A Study of the Face-Meaning of Physi-
 ognomicaI Indications.

A Study of the Face-NIeaning of Physi-
 ognomicaI Indications.
 The morals of form and face are ap- parent as the color of ones hair to those who find men and women worth study. Emerson says "a man finds room in the few square inches of his face for all the traits of his ancestors, which can hardly be gratifying to the manes of most an- cestors. '"The size of the nose is the measure of power," the writers on physi- ogomy tell us. "All hollows in the face denote weakness, so that a flat face has something in its favor, being wholesome and strong, denoting steady working power. 1.-The larger the lung and nos tril, the greater the size and power of the heart," and the force of the whole na- ture. Full lower cheeks are signs of good digestive power, the full rolling underlip of a sympathetic nature, easily moved; but the thick, straight lip is cruel and coarse. The full upper lip de- notes affection, and the old painters al ways drew such tender lips for the Ma donna and the child The mouth like a Cupid's bow, beautiful as it is, is given to coquetry and experiments in love.
 The long upper lip denotes faithful ness, but beware, above all things, of the woman with the upper lip which hardly moves in speaking. There can scarcely be worse feature in the face, for it is never found without coldly false, vim dictive nature behind it. Beware of the woman who smiles to one side of the mouth, for she is tricky herself and sus- picious of others No matter how gifted, how lovely her taste in dress or perfect her manners, if you would be safe strike off from your acquaintance the woman who shows either of these signs. They are born mischief makers, in neighbor- hoods, in church, in society. The large, projecting eye is that of chatterer and 0 liar, in man or woman. The full eyes of too many Madonnas are those of ar rant hypocrites to those who read feat ures. The eye, long rather than round, but well opened, nobly set under the brow, with some depth and reserve, is that chosen by the Greek sculptors for ideal beauty. Large eyes denote com mand. In historical collections you will notice the beautiful large eyes of the early queens of England. The deeper set eye is one of reflection and self com mand, always enlarging with muscular exercise and tonics.
 The almond eye, praised as it is, be- longs to the harem, and is no sign of a straightforward or virtuous nature. Full, white eyelids are beautiful, but the phys iognomist does not choose them for the first to trust. They are secretive eyes and watchful of self interest. The eye with dropping lids, slanting ever so slightly to the outer corner, is that of an intriguante. See the earlier portraits of the Empress Eugenie. Sorrow and self communing have made an honester woman of her today, with loss of crown and beauty and ambition. Eyes which slant ever so little to the inner corner are prying, inquisitive and treacherous. Women with such eyes lie without reason, apparently with out knowing it. They are bad neighbors in a village or a boarding house. Pity the woman whose lips smile when her eyes do not, for she is the product of an artificial life, and has probably never known faithful friend or an unselish person in her life. The face of Patti is such woman. and the pain of her set, sweet, artist smile and utterly l1nsmiling eyes is sore to every true woman.
 Confused or broken wrinkles on the forehead are signs of a confused under derstanding, weak mind, and often a weak body. Deep wrinkles under the chin and around the neck belong to the easy going persons, not inclined to any labor. When found on persons of large brain they indicate characters of great mental vigor, capable of hard and pro- tracted mental labor. Lines down the sides of the nose, which deepen in talk ing, are evidence of a malicious and dis honest character. Wrinkles across the top of the nose are indications of con- mand, as in those who govern soldiers and sailors, in some teachers and pa- rents of good executive ability and will. Dimples near the corners of the mouth are signs of approbativeness and mirth. Dimpled hands in fair persons show amative disposition. Thick eyelashes show warm passions. Blue eyes with black hair show great ability and control of feelings. Persons of this type carry out their plans secretly while affecting great frankness. Dark eyes with fair hair indicate strength and fneness. Light brown hair with golden tinge be- tokens excitability and exaltation, often leading to expression by pen or voice. Let people people with stiff, straight hair be consoled, for such it is easier to be honest and honorable than to be other wise.-Shirley Dare.
 Cases of Smokers Vertigo.