The morning times., 1896-08-23


world is ruled by six small heads.-James
Anthony Froule.
II a man were balanced in such i Way
as to rule the world through all its avenues
OF possibilities by oratory, popularity and
craftsmanship, his head would present a
series of bumps that would entitle him to
the title OF The Curved Head. 1t would
be a mass OF bumps 30 pro nounced as TO
make scallops from his collar button to his
forelock and from ear TO ear. Between the
scallops would lie the lesser traits, but tie
scallops would he the ruling ones.
THEIR ONE BUMP.
Great men have some one prominent trait
that makes them great 1t shows itself in a
! bump somewhere on the head. Back of the
bump is brain developmertthat forces out
the bump in childhood. This part or that
part of the brain grew. If the man has u
good head along with this one bump he he
comes great. II he has poor head and one
bump he becomes crank.
II the temple, say, is large, and back
OF it there is lumpy feeling; if there
is a decided coming out OF the head at
the side on a Hne with the eyes; if
the head from the front looks too big
and the face has au awkward setting,
then there is constructiveness- there, The
bump. without a good rounding head. makes
a secOnd-rate builder, Que who can carry
only the plank while the other .uIan- nails
it. But as the head grows better and
better developed the CONS tfuctiveuess'
grows with it.
In its hi gfest form nconstructiveness means
schenIng and planning. In many heads
this is very prominent. Take the head or
that arch schemer, Mark Hanna. who is
proud of lis scbemes, and see how prGmi-
nent is rhe side development This is al
most "a lump upon the brow OF Hanna.
He knows it means construCtiveness. In
the hands of phrcnologjst. he gould act
as walking ssgnpost OF the accuracy Of his
science. Coustructiveness brings success
in business and skill in syereaDiing OBJ
stacles.
The head of Bryan is peculiar i'll tiIc de-
velopnlent OF lump in IN uilASnalspot, 1t
is just above the line where u man lets his
hat rest. In Mr. Bryan's heaTit is sUfarge
and round that he S forced to-wear his hat
a little front TO accommodate It. or obtain
Il very large hat. This fs~tne bump of
appreciation In itself il is a bump that is
the most agreeable OF any on the head
1t means love OF approval "Sift-ti into its
component parts, it means kindness to
Others. an effort to please, constant
seeking to do the popuiar thing. II is the
bump OF diplomacy, of happy home life and
OF religion.
Men with this lump are always good
takers. They try to please. That makes
them orators. Back OF the talk there re
plea sing qualities. that is-H the lump Ia
pers off gradually. Examine your head for
this. A good s.oping lump is the best cift
a man can have, but it must slope
McKINLEY's BEST POINT.
The bump OF benevolence lies well toward
the front of the head. This shows i'll the
way a man wear his hat. A man with
benevolent bump Will wear his hatfar back.
1t is more comfortable pushed back from
that bump Benevolent men have trouble
fitting a hat. 1t sets too tight on the
head That bump fills the front of II
too closely. This is McKinley's great bump
If it sloped little more abruptlyit would
mean a spendthrift. As it is. it means
charity, gift II means bestowal OF means.
anything one has. 1t is apt TO mean i'm
providence. and not enough selfishness-
The ambitious mans head rises to-
ward the back. There is spot mid
way the parting where the bump of am
bition has its source. Ambitious men
get bald early and show il quickly. for
the top OF the head is high enough to
be visible from all sides. 1t rises ike
a little mountain. Very sanguine people
have this bump. Also ambitious. hopeful
ones. Men with this development are al
most sure to get rich. for they keep on plod-
ding and keep on climbing. You can't drive
them away. They see hope beyond. tits the
optimistic bump. This shows plainly in the
head OF Hobart OF New Jersey. II tbetokeDs
a genial, sunny. cheerful disposition, and
one that knows no encouragement, for it
sees dawn always.
WATSON FIGHTER
Around the ear there is region known
as combativeness 1t begins little in
front of the ear and reaches all around
it. 1t specially extends back of it and a
little up. The man with bump here is
naturally combative He has that war
like tendency that makes him speak up
for his principles where Others would write
for them. The comhative man carries his
argument in the enemy's Camp and fights
for right.
Watson of Georgia has large combative
field. In his case it is aided by the large
ears that offset or temper it. They mean
generosity, and directly back of them there
is almost depression. This denotes slow
temper. Hightempered people have a
bump here, called the quick bump. This
large raised portion around the ears be-
longs to Gladstone and to Bismarck. 1t is
so pronounced with them that 1t makes the
ears of both set out, though they have small
ears; and in the case Of Kaiser Wilhelm it
almost deforms him. The trait is use
full one in certain fields, but the men who
have it must hope for that nice balancing
of other qualities which these well-known
men have.
Two peculiar bumps lie 1.-The lower back
of the head, These are .'Iove of family"
and Friendship" The former is lowest,
and is SO highly developed.in the head of
Levi p. Morton that phrenologists use his
head in their advertisements. Above titles