The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-01-04
SIGNS ON YOUR FACE.
TeLLTALe EXPRESSIONS THAT ex-
POSE YOUR THOUGHTS.

tn Htdr Thcm.
Everybody in this imperfect world
likes to be able tu take care Of himself.
and 10 do this the more insight one has
into ones fellow men the better.
Rugues, as u rule, get on because they
are shrewder observers than the people
they cheat. This article among other
things, gives the honest man the power
Of protecting himself.
There are dozens of little signs which.
do you but know them, give you tho key
to mans thoughts and betray him
without his being aware of 1t. This pa.
per is the last paper In the world to as.
sist the private detective mania or ell.
courage morbid suspicion of deceit, but
clear comprehension of the real sig
nificnnce Of these face signals will, he.
sides making peoples observations of
use to them, lead to u better under
standing all round
Most of these muscular actions by
which-to the skilled facial reader that
is-we give ourselves away are involun-
tary. aud hence their value. Supposing,
for instance. you are telling something
to II man who can keep his countenance
and you want to find out whether he
I,kos vn,r ro,vs mr. mt In tbe ordinorv
,v,v If be bos sufficient self control In
Ioci. rl,c;d Won would be hard ppt to
discovor a. but ~ vou know wLorc
IN lool, for IL be connot even IT, he hns
a f,ce of b,,ss hide tbe SIGN vou ore
wanting
There ore certain muscles which Oar.
win called tbe "prief muscles. " for the
reoson that when any one hears infor.
r,,,;ou lao doesn't cnre obout these
r,u.clas ,ct Instantly and without the
nersou knowing IL
These muscles are connected with the
evebrows. and in a case like that above
n ;s tho evcbrn,ys vop must watch. for.
II vour inflammation be upwelcome. the
inside ends will for an instant arch
ocn,olv inward and a slight wrinkle
come ocrnss the brow. Then. though
the rest of the face 6e wreathed in
smiles vop may disregard these and
feel certain Won have "pot home" The
action is So involuntary that it often
escoues observation. and even those
WIN uotjco IL freuuently take IL AS he.
ING Indicative of pleasant surprise.
The individuals who invariably smile
when Won sneak to them are n difIicult
class to read but there is none the less
n way of doing IL. The man who smiles
ont of ppre good nature and because he
is pleosed alwavs does II more with his
ewes than his lips. but the smile Won
must never trust il that of the man
whose lin goes nm for moment and
shows Won the pointed end of Lis canine
tooth
Watch him in n rage and YOU will
see precisely tho snr,e movement. The
fact that he does 8. hen smiling shows
infaIlibIv maley, ICE. cloaked bv de.
oeit
good MANY pcnple seem TO think
that there is n dii,lonltv in finding n sly
person before the mischief he does dis.
closes his cbara r. Asa matter of fact
IL is absurdly ,nsv You have only TO
watch him for ten minutes and be will
Give himself aNav
The slv person is always irving to
see somethinp without being supposed
to SEQ IL When that something is out.
side his visual field. be has to move his
ewes instead of his head. Any mans
ewes therefore that Won see yery much
drawn 70 one side. saw twice In five
minutes. il sly. and Won would do we'll
IN mistrust him.
The old trick of making n man you
suspect look Won "straipbt in the eyes''
while Won glare into his has more in Il
than neonle think Any ordinary per.
son bent nm decention will fen In one
find his optics finch under the ordeal.
But the ACCOMPLISHED liar and swim.
dler has nv long nraotice taupbt him
self IN withstand the test and for him
an additional one Ia advisable. The
most delicate norton of the face after
the ewes are the Inns and any man or
woman whose Inns. when thew are he
inc broupbt IN hook don't twitoh visi.
blv. is "aotinp ON the souare"
Determ;nation one wonld think is
an easv thing IN discern in n man. but