El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-11-10

the eyebrows; retreating from behind
developed brows, ana perpendicular.
Broadly speaking, those with promin-
emit cyclones act promptly, on the
Judgment, perhaps passion, of
the moment. Yet they err
but rarely, for their gifts of Intuition
and rapid deduction seldom fail to
lacking some part of this quick spirit,
pause, consider and weigh the matter
before taking action. Less passionate,
less imaginative, less resourceful, they
cannot afford to make mistakes. Short
fOreheads. prominent brows, belong to
the man of action; high, well-deveiop-
ed temples GO the man of thought. A
wrinkleless skin stretched tightly
across it, may be briefly dismissed q
the forehead of the fool Eye-bones
which project SO as to cause the hair OF
the brOws to bristle outward show
immense acuteness and genius for in
trieue. Ii Hung Chang, the great
Chinese minister, and Prince Bismarck
are good examples of this clses. A
forehead square on the temples and re-
treating into tie hair on either eide ID
q sign OF retentive memory and excel
lent judgment Lord Kitchener, OF
KhartOum, has the typical forehead OF
leader of men. Short, compressed,
| With prominent cyclones and thick,
straight brows, square and receding
on the temples. A man with this fore
head could not fell to Judge character
or circumstances with quickness and
accuracy, to store such observations in
| q tenacious memory, and to act upon
his conclusion with promptness and de-.
cisiou.
Eyes, mirrors of the soul, may, per-.
haps, be considered more beautiful and
attractive than any other feature. Dr..
viding them into two great classes,
light and dark, it has been said that
the dark indicate power, the light, del
icacy. Black eyes, go called-for they
are really of so deep an orange that
| they appear black contrasted with tho
| white surrounding them-are tropical.
Sometimes they seem dull and slug
gish, but the forces they betoken sra
only slumbering, 80 that any chance
| ewes the intellect will be powerful and
the passions strong. Clear blue
eyes belong to temperate re-
gions. Other intellectual indications
being equal, what they may
lack In power and passion they will
| make up in su1tlety and versatility.
Hazel eyes show steadiness and power
CRIBS, though frequently fascinating,
are dangerous, for they are . sign Of
coquetry and deceit. The eyes Of ge-
MUS are said to be of varying tints,
like the sea, sometimes blue, tinged
with green or orange, In certain lights
or when affected by emotion,
deep and almost dark. These
are but few of the infinite
varieties in tint It should never be
forgotten that eyes are more capable of
misleading than any other feature.
Form and color may indicate much; the
glance steady or shifting, quick or lam
guild. keen or soft, perhaps even more.
Widely expanded eyelids see much
without rejecting greatly; they live in
the senses and think little beyond tho
present moment. Eyelids half closing
over the eyes denote less facility of i'm
preston. but clearer insight, more def
mite ideas. greater steadiness in action;
they notice less, but think and feel in
tensely. Deepset eyes with wrinkles
| at the outer corners show penetration
and q sense Of humor. Eyes set near
together, especially when there are
| wrinkles arcoss the nose, are q sign of
cunning and meRnness in small things,
money matters and otherwise. Set
| wide apart, the character will be gen.
erous: If too wide, careless and extra
VACANT. The proper distance between
| the eyes is the length of ono
eye.