Fort Wrangel news., 1898-09-14
CHARACTER IN TIE HAIR.

investigation shows that Coarse Dark
 Hair kctok =ns success stul Pereon>.
 The Eair furnishes considerable sub jcct for study, and much more thLn careless observers would suppose, says writer ln the Washington Star Il is an investigation that can easily be made. The hair unqucsJ JiOnahly indi- catcs temperament and feeling. line OF coarse. and character u..d constitution. Black hair accompanies what is knoWu as the bilious tvmpCrmcnt which gives power, endurance and strength. on the other hand, or head, po,slaiy. light hair indicates the exact oppo-iIe. deiiCacy, tincness. and the lighter tOile of character. Notice ICrsoI with auburn Aalr, and you will discover. easily, that his suSccptibiltic> are quick. by the same reasoning red hair marks a sanguiuc temperament, those whO are possessed of intense feelings or ardent, fiery or passionate ndtG es. As the hair k curly or inclined lhat way. the emotional and impuls.V We is iI- dicated. A perfectly straight hair tells it's story to all who desire to know it. for whoever knew one with straight hair Who was not of mild and t,.n- nature: Those who have inc. fight hair, il will be noticed, while they cal do almost any amount of indoor Work, are not to be depended on for heavy work Hele again they are the o,.o- site of the black h-haired people. NnO. can eAdure the heaviest and hardest kind ot labor. SanlOW, the strong han. has light hair. but l don't think Le would be as reliable for heavy. eon- tinued work as a black-haired man oi half his strength.
 Here k another thing to study. The coarsar the hair the more the oWrer uI il k marked with Individuality in thought. feeling, manner and actio4. do not think that any mau or wo.aan whose hair k fine can. hy any paasi- bility, ever make great mark in iub- lie life. Fine h"ir may de well for the student. scientist or artSt ill q general WAY. hut WLeu you notice those who have made the greatest marks in tasse lines. you Will discover that their hair is coarse. The same rule holds good with man and woman. The person who has coarse, brittle hair-it matters not what color. though the darker it k the more strength of character and persistence there is likely 10 be--has a careful mind generally, and is of q very observing nature. They also rcmem- Der what they see or hear for long time. and have. besides the faculty of recalling what tLey have observed or heard. They make successful detect ives. They are of special value as li- brarianS or as searchcrs of titles. They are rarely inventors. though they are likely to remember more of the points involved in inventions than inventors themselves. In departmental life they are very valuable in being able to put their hands on papers which have long been filed away. They also remember accurately rulings. decisions and prece- dents. l have in mind several persons of this kind two of whom are in the Pension Office. who can, when called upon. state almost instantly the rulings in complicated pension cases, it mat ters not how long a time has elapsed since the rulings were made. Another person is in the Postottice Department, who can instantly remember any of the hundreds of rulings made in conaec. tion with the letter-carrier service.
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