El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-12-22

Beside the evening ire,
"And what do you remember"
Ivenuured to inquire,
'Of seasons long forsaken?"
He answered in amaze,
my age you have mistaken:
lived but thirty cays."
John B. Tabb.
PrOtrudio q chins characterize men
and women of the get-therc type, said
q medical man. Successful people
usually.carry their chins thrust for ward
with compressed lips. This chin, if
heavy, with broad rami and swelling
mosseters, indicates fighting blood. A
retreating chin shows lack of force,
usually of the yielding sort; soon dis
coursged: desires protection; small
executive force. The development of
other faculties often make up for this
defect. A small, well-rounded chin.
with mobile and red cushion of flesh
upon, indicates pleasure-lOviug own
ca. If dimpled, all the more so, for
dimpled chins belong to coquettes. Peo-
pie with dimples love to be petted and
| Generally tickle. Usually this chin is
, healthy; recuperative and long-lived.
Broad chins signify nobleness and
| large dignity, unless vertically thin,
when, if there be thin lips of sbloodless
kind, you find cruelty. Square chins
| with little flesh denote firmness, and
| executive ability. These make good
| haters. Drunkards usually have cir
cular line about their chins. Stevens
have wrinkles about their chins. Long,
thin chins are poetical, unstable and
delicate in constitution. If thin
through the angles of the mouth, too,
they are prone to tuberculosis. Cen
orally short lived. Medium chins with
"a suggestive bifurcation in the
center, with small mounds of flesh on
either side, characterize generosity,
| pulsiveuess, CHEEKY natures, (The
same sized chius, with 8 dab of flesh
indicate meanness, sel6shness, brutsli-
ty.) No one feature can be taken in
Judging character. Often develop
ment of other faculties of mind or feat
ure entirely governs. In each case
take the "totality of indications" be-
fore judging.
Teachers are wanted in New York.
More than 300 are needed, and they
cannot be had for love or money.
Tradition says school ma'ams never
marry. Tradition is wrong. More
than 200 school ma ans of this borough
mhfTleu ldSt year, shy d NE" OK
letter, and that Ia one of the reasons
| why the town is now short Of teachers.
There are several other reasons. One
| ia that the requirements for teachers
have been greatly increased in the
last two years. Another is the fact
| that the salaries are too small. Hun
dreds of school teachers are drawing
| less salaries than competent typewrit-
ers. Yet they have to be college
graduates and to go through the sever
est course of training to get positions
Between 600 and 700 new teachers are
needed each year. They cannot be sup
piled by the normal school and the re-
Gently established training school.
1--WE have thirty two vacancies for
regular teachers Superintendent
Jasper, of Manhattan, said "We
also have vacancies for 227 substitu tes.
We have 203 half day classes without
regular teachers. In many cases prin-
cipsls of schools and clerks have to
turn in and teach"
A few days ago several friends were
playing high five at the Liudell. One
of them was q practical joker, but that
| fact was not generally known. During
the progress of the game the practical
joker pulled out a sack of what looked
| like candy from his pocket and ask
ed the participants of the
game if they would have
| some rock candy. The
stuff had the appearance of rock candy
| and was very enticing looking. Three
of the players laid down their hands
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