The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-04-10

e guide to- a persons character. and
can by bumps.
Said one Of the craft, discussing this
subject, recently
Life in crowded cities writes its vary
ing emotions upon the plastic, faces OF
the people. and the surging stream OF
humanity as it ~lJqstles its way in the
ness. Time and worry mark their vic
tins with q surety that none can mis-
take, and character and expression are
lent to a face by its lines. 4
The horizontal lines upon the forehead
are produced by mental anxiety. the
worry and fret of life. and they indicate
a tendency to nervous anxiety and are
rnff.ed brows. short horizontal lines just
above the roof of the nose INDICATE be-
nevolence: when found just below the
roof of the nose they show one that IS
pec.ally when it takes the form OF for
bidding.
"A single vertical wrinkle between the
eyebrows shows strict honesty in money
matters. A disposition to require Justice
in Others is indicated by two wrinkles
each side Of the first; while wrinkles
outward from these show conscient GUS
ness. These lines are often marked IN
those deeply absorbed in business. "a
with straight, lowered brows indicate
strong concentration of purpose. long and
hard thinking and absorbtsnn in affairs
THE lines raying outward Pom the
eyes show capacity for enjoyment. as
wei as The i've deep fIrr9ws framing
the ronufh hi the upper lip- The former
are the penalty we pay for mirth ana
ther nerpendicnlar or curved wrinkles
below The angie of the mouth Indicate
a. loye Of ruth and hatred OF cant and
hypocrisy: When these Ines Are very 81
r~en and things in general Hate draws
the lower Up still further downward.
exposing the under teeth. Lines extend
r9outh toward the chin. when marked,
shew = tendency to sadness and mel
ancholy-
a serious view of life. and does not look
upon it as a holiday, but as g season OF
work and struggle Involving much re-
sponsib:EtX We net.se these = .3 lines n fo a
a child. Poor health will also br ng
these lines by affecting the minds out
look upon life.
Opposed to them are the short ines
turning up and from the angle OF the
m6uth. which express the opposite Quail
acter. often accompanied by generosits
and stead ness of purpose. When one has
short. vertical Inc in the red parts
CT the fpsestrong.y marked they IN
d.cate a capacity for friendship; If the
lips be full. the chin well developed and
square. one has much vital power over
others a strong capacity for loving and
seif-re-iant sp rit.
Economy nroadens the nose, making
it rathsr shert andkthick above the nos
trils; il gives in age a broad, double
Love Of travel gives, a FITNESS just
below the middle Of the lower lip A
strongly masculine. character fs shown
fy straight eyebrows. and an effefninate
character by arened eyebrows When
his Is Accompanied by a round, open
eye one sees much. but reflects little
One often finds this type among chill
dren before reason has developed. but
wfsl@ memory IL active
Low, projecting eyebrows indicate dis
cernnsent, when accompanied by eye
his that rsere nearly cspse over the eye,
Tut ID clearer Insight. more definite ideas,
and greater -permanence and steadiness
Of acIiar. Narrow eyed persons see less.
but think more and feel more intensely;
character that are revealed by wrinkles.
There are. however many people who
pessess some Of the charactersstics here-
IN described who ave not the accom-
panytnE wrinkles"
The cultivation OF aquatic plants in
tubs MAKES It possible for anyone to try
rs kill with them, says the Ladies
101it @Mt III ! tx liECN ai1oL
expect to be ake to grow the rarer sorts
CT ryruphaea. but he can succeed with
many beautiful varieties Of water lily
arrel IS not very attractive in itself,
hut lis lack Of beauty may be concealed
by piaats, or 1t may be sunk its depth in
r1ea CT some aquatic plant we win for
rst all about its lack OF grace. When pre-
pairing for these plants put in rich black
from. swamps, to the. depth of a foot.
then plart your roots in it and fill with
water. Add enough water from time, TO
ny evaporation. and give the tub a sunny
place in the yard or garden. II you, want
1o grow mere plants than enc tub VIII
four. five. half a dozen, OF as many as
you may decide on, and have them sunk
"a the. ground close together 80 rhat the
vfich a large tank would give. A better
pizr. though a more expensive one 70
car out, Is 70 have q tank e 81
tight BY white lead in the grooves.
A singular marriage custom prevails
among fhe French Canadians in Quebec.
After the morning marriage IN the
cssSrch the BRIDAL party, N caleche or
carf.age, make a tour OF calls upon reia-
tises and f~rie5sas during the day. and
.rnar return againsto church for vespeFs.
Pefsre the evening dance at the brides
neN home comes the supper. When the
rssTipany rise from the table the bride
Escts her seat. and some one asks with
fTest dsgnity@sWnv does madam wait?
Che SO socn in bad grace?"
she eP-.ssmssomsp0ay mas stolen my
fSe1 they carry her. chair and all, into
the riddle Of the room, while a loud
Fr1ckiag announces a grotesque ragged
verier Of boots and shoes. He kneefs be-
fcre the siipperiess bride and. tries on a.
long procession OF old boots and shoes
CT every variety and size, until at last
he finds her missing shoe
The groom redeems Il. for q good price,
which il spent In treating the company.
if the groom is not watchful, they steal
her hat and cloak, which he redeems in
the Same way, and they rave been known
to steal the bride, for which there must
he liberal pay. The church forbfds round
dances, so they conteHt themselves with
contra Dances Til event OF the evening
is q good Jig. In Which a guest volun-
teers 70 GUIDANCE the bride. If success
fun. the visitor demands. q prize from the
groom
The girl who warts a desk all her own,
but cannot AFFORD to buy one, may con
trfve q very convenient substitute by
using q small sew g table such as one.
can buy for less than q d5llary and eight
or ten cigar boxes. using enough to ex-
TEND across the entire length Of the table.
using sorne piled On top OF each other
n some standing on end, so as to & We
Tizeon holes of various sizes, says the
Chicago "Intef-Ocean.
Glue all these boxes together or get
your brother to nail them together with
gerry small nails. and then fasten them
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