The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1898-05-10
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-x,as % yhis Authority, tho Dishss-
M. win rhrew cut ws~~ins.
what the Rose. Eyes, Lips and oshss
v..turss serve 20 Indicate.
,osyaver dishonest a person may be and
-.ssvar eleyer In ooncealing his character.
p,o face will throw out a warning for those
~ tnow how TO interpret Il. "EIther
w. round. sinooth features or his oblique
asnoe eyebrows, eyes, nose and mouth
va nointed chin will reveal him In his
sa,a colors." This sweeping statement
80 bs called In question, but Mr.. Rich
M Dimsdale Stocker Is very positive that
=. a. well founded, and In The Humani-
.s.,ap he tells how the facial indexes TO
sharacter may be read II the face be di-
.,,ded by two imaginary horizontal lines,
,hst division including the forehead and
90 indicates the extent OF intellectual ca
nocity that including the nose and check
i homes indicates win power that including
hooks. lips, Jaws and chin indicates the
saoIinqs So much for tho general indca-
.,ors Mr.. Stocksr then proceeds TO moro
sneciflc information. First, as 30 the fore
4 head the seat OF the intellect:
"If the lower part of the forehead DO the
,rllest so that il advances over the eyes.
a. indicates that the observing powers and
n,.ctical faculties are in the ascendency.
/ sbould the upper section be prominent OF
hnlge forward, it shows that the reasoning
/ Do,vers and theoretical side of the indivi-
dnal arc strongly represented, while if it
he Oiled out In the middle, the fullest In
the center, it then denotes that the com
narrative faculties are in evidence and
that the person possessed of it has the abil-
ity TO classify, TO arrange his ideas, to crit
iojse and reason by analogy and recollect
what has taken place.
"Viewed full face: A wide forehead
shows a broader mind than does a narrow
one. and high forehead indicates more
intuition and altogether loftier character
istics than a low one.
"a forehead greatly developed above,
which sinks in near the eyes, indicates an
infantile, crude personality"
Next as to eyebrows, the contour posi-
ton and extent OF which show the devel-
opment of the perceptive organs:
"Straight eyebrows show orderly habits,
a methodical turn Of mind; arched or
pointed ones, perception of color, taste ia
the arrangement of tints and the ability
10 match shades and hues while such as
are set far apart from each other show the
capacity for judging of sizes and proper
tions with greater or less amount of ac-
curaoy,
''If the eyebrows bend down in the mid
die toward the eyes, so that they appear
indented, as 1t were, they show nature
that Is disposed neither to forgive nor for
get and that il resentful or apt to give TIT
for tat.
According TO the greater amount of
space between the ridge of the eyebrow at
its outer terminus and the corner OF the
eye can be accurately determined the cal-
oulative powers of a person.
"When the outline of the eyebrows Is
straight, it indicates sincerity and frank
ness If, however, it sheuld be Obliq1e
and the hairs spdng from the root of the
nose, It shows elusive and deceptive tond-
encies. -
The eye, we are told, shows by its full
ness and convexity the power of speech.
The sire of the eye shows the degree OF
sentiment, fancy, regard for the opposite
sex. The distance between the eyes indi-
oates power of remembering forms and
outlines. The color indicates the temper
ament, but on this point we get no partio-
ulars.
No other feature Is SO pregnant with
meaning as the nose. The mere size counts
for little but It's height above the cheeks
unerringly indicates mental capacity ana
elevation of character. A pug or snub nose
indicates either immaturity or arrested
developments; Roman arch, love OF pow
er; Grecian straight nose refinement,
artistic taste, love of peace; the turn up
means vivacity and cheerfulness; the
dropping down nose, prudence, reflection
and usually melancholy; the hooked OF
beaklike nose, love Of gain.
The lips are the true signs of passion
and appetite. The upper lip, according
to Its fullness and redness, shows the ex-
tent of the social attributes and the lower
the domestic traits.
"Thick lips denote sensuality and love
OF the good things of life; thin ones, oppo-
sitely, indicate want of vitality and but
little capacity either for enjoyment or al
fording pleasure to Others. The happy
medium'-'the proper mean'-is the BEST
such lips indicating a full share OF the
milk of human kindness and loving,
sympathetic, feeling nature.
"Upturned lips indicate witty, mirtn-
full nature, but such as descend at the an
giles Of the mouth denote gloomy, I'M
hopeful temperament.
when the space from the nose 10 tne
opening Of the mouth. O., that part Oh
the face which Is often spoken OF as tne
upper lips long, stiff and full, 1t shows
self reliance and confidence In ones own
opinions and ideas-pride.
IF this portion of the face Is short ana
concave when looked at In profile SO thao
the upper lip rises and exposes the teeth 10
view, the exact opposite state OF affairs eA-
ists-viz, love of commentator ana tne
desire to be well thought of by others
vanity"
A chin projecting downward ana ior-
ward indicates frmness, short ana 10.
treating chin shows instability, mario"
chin shows an unscrupulous, cunning ia.
ture, a wide chin well developed sense
Of honor and duty.-Literary Digest