The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-30

IiHIcs which IL Iseiuemberrd will Enable
You to IseaI Your Friend'H clAaracter.
When LIPS nFc arinsh or Gay.
Philadelphia Press; More things are
revealed by the lips than she, who has
never observed, dreams of.
It Is remarkable what studies Of char
acter casual glance at the lips OF
various individuals will bring forth.
Glance now and then at the mouths and
chlns of people you know, and follow
the rules given below for the purpose.
The mouth OF a jealous person is one
Of the easiest to discover. It has deep
indentatIcns at the corners. The lips
are coarse and heavy, and drawn at
the corners to the extent Of becoming
able. This kind of mouth is apt to snap
itself shut.
The Food-natured mouth, which, also
denotes q considerable degree Of
thoughtfulness, Is large and straight 1t
shows the teeth In laughing and has
full lips.
Most people know too well the mean
ing OF those lips which droOp. 1t ls the
melancholy signal Of a pesstntist. II the
under lip reach over the upper II Is an
additional sign,
A mouth Of one fond Of drink or
"Uppling," has an under lip Of unusual
heayiness. IT droops and hangs out
from the teeth. The upper lip, In wine
lover, Is heavy and bad proportion.
The chin OF the Individual Is often In
dented.
A conceited mouth Is inclined to be
tightly drawn, except In cases OF idlottc
complaceucy. The corners often incline
upward.
A fool Is Indicated by a receding
chin. 4 lip which droops 70 the ext6Rt
Of showing the gums and teeth. The
under lip Is exceedingly heavy and the
corners are apt to droOp away from It.
You WIN know the tendencies of
cynic by the nexlbllity and elasticity OF
her lips. These are generally capable
Of all expressions and many changes
during a short space OF time.
They are able to curl In whitening
scorn. To smile In veriest friendship.
Where to Ask for Charity.
A benevolent or charitable individual
is dlscerned in this way. The lips are
equal and the teeth well covered by
them, They curl sufficiently to show the
red of the inner Tip without making
the under one seem to droop or to short
en- the appearance OF the upper The
upper lip hangs Just fraction into the
lower one when the mouth Is closed,
and the corners OF the mouth turn
neither up nor down, but seem to cease
suddenly. The benevolent mouth is Of
ten rendered additionally sweet by the
persance of dimples
Your friend who Is given to poutlng
will have lips which droOp at the cor
ners, thick lips and an upper lip slight
~ shorter than the lower This c9mbi-
nation also indicates a strong vein OIL
vanity.
one variety of mouth, Indicating n
fool was given above. Here is still an
other If the mouth turn up abruptly
at the corners belongs invariably to
stupid intellect. To one open TO the IN
huence OF stronger VIII. And, one, at
times unreasonably obstinate concern
ing unFmportant things.
A secretive man or woman will have
a long upper lip. This viii curl in upon
the lower as II gathered, 1t appears 70
be firmly attached at the corners to
prevent the lips flying OF from the
teeth.
pick out your quick tempered friend
as follows: Her mouth seems cut from
the nostrils downward, not turning
down the corners only, but rather the
entire mouth. Her upper lip Is short and
her under lip very full. She ts naughty;
impetuOus, high bred, Independent and
impufEive. She has no medium between
friends and bitter enemies.
A strong VIII has these symptoms;
The lips cover the teeth and meet on
straight line, which show very little
OF the red, and have, when closed,
smooth but not drawn appearance.
II you want to FIND the woman who Is
always In love. seek lips which are quite
full and which roll slightly from the
tea.SA and unite bluntlv at the corners.
These Il Is almost impossible to close
without making the lips assume gath
erred appearance. Such are the indica-
lions OF the sentimental woman.
The lips that belong by nature to the
loyahle mouth IRE often heightened,
broadcned and rendered thinner by ner-
vous tension. difficult tasks, and con-
slant strain,
Roscbud. but not strong.
The lower lip of good contralto
singer have often been remarked to pos
sess n decided Individuality. 1t is gem
orally large and protrudlng. The upper
the same reason.
An Indifferent mouth is found by this
formula: StraFht Iips, not thick. not
thin, but equal In length and thickness.
The lips when IN rcndFe stand Dit
apart. To have this mouth one must be
more or less Insensible 10 feelings OF pa
trlotism, something Of n fntnlist, brave
when occasion requires and thoroughly
indifferent to death and other fatalities
The mouth OF laughter lover is dis
tlnguIshed by the perfect hait-ctrcfe
formed by the upper lip when the two
Inns are brought together The lowaF Is
oftcn long aud full. The corners con-
tinually curl upward to form n smile,
md the teeth are often in evidence.
Attractive MISC Is the rosebud mouth.
1t Indicates great natural sweetness.
without however, much real feeling or
sympathetlc nnture-such a character
ms is painted in the Dora" Of David
Copperhe1d."
Curved lips, very full, forming a large
mouth. stand for caut'ouspess. The line
Of the mouth makes n decided double
wave. Faith. generosity truthfulness
lie in the fnct that tho tceth are cen,
i'm addition to the characteristics given
above The woman who has this mouth
is reasonable, never hlrts, knows not
deceit. possesses equunfmity and good
Judgment.
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