Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1902-06-04

the lover, reveals deep purity and sffec-
ton. great tenderness and seif-devotion.
II the moath never closes, q lack OF
mental power il indicated, such mouth
belongs to person who thirsts tor motor
iety, applause and communication; gener-
ally speaking the person is deficient In
passions and emotions.
The tightly compressed lips are sign
/ OF weakness. Thin lips are associated
with unsocisbility and GOODNESS OF dispo-
sition; they also denote great degree of
self control.
Lips which grow straight closure, and
are deiicately creased, can only belong to
/ q refined nature. Prominence OF the
lower lip denotes obstinsey, but II a mole
mark the right side of the lip, good for-
tune IL signified.
Full lips, rosy and regular, finely
arched, show ioysble disposition; IL
they also have a cushioned appearance
they belong to a domestic nature, fond Of
csresses.
Ifteet are long and not narrow the
owner has large, liberal views, strong
passions and heoric virtues. Teeth that
are long and narrow belong to people Of
weak character.
II broad and short, strong mental pow
ers are indicated; II close together, the
person hasa quick intsIiigsnes. Evenly
growing teeth show . better developed
mind than those that crowd and overlap
each other.
Teeth that project outward show In
quisitiveness; II they project outward up
on the lower lip the person, Possesses
generosity. II they turn inward tho per-
son Is penurious.
Where the upper teeth project greatly
over the lower ones, II shows . non-emo-
tional nature and lower order OF intel.
icct. Vertical teeth represent an even
temper.
The more the teeth and gums are dis
played In conversation, the less profound
the mind. Teeth usually pointed and
sharp show depravcd nature.
American woman are fatally deficient
In nose, so we are told by one who has
made study OF the subject.
alt Is not too much to say" this au-
thority declares, "thst II you make a
study OF tier OF boxes at the opcra you
| will not see one good nose II woman
has nose it is probably proboscis, and
she could supply three or four OF her
meager sisters; the others, without ex-
ccption, have little pugs, or an Irregular
piece OF flesh and cartilage that cannot
be ciassed.
"You VIII see a queer, peaked affair,
that seems 20 point derisiyeiy at her
bang; another has a minute nose, so un.
fortunately constructed as to give her the
| effect OF one whose fate IL IL to be con-
stantiy tormented with odors that are not
redoleDt OF the rose or the iiiy."
The person who writes In this strain
about the American nose either has no
nose himself or Roman one. AS a
matter of fact. plenty OF women have the
Grecisn nose, which Is considered the
ideal one.
By the tip-tilted, or the one with a
heavenwsrd trend, a hopeful, joyous ma
ture is indicated, and piquancy Is added
10 the face, which Is most attract i've.
Long noses are cautious; II not too long
they tell OF independence OF character.
Forehesds are high or low, round or
square, fiat or convex The ideal brow is
rounded. slightly convex and smooth.
the forehead rises siaptingiy, the per-
son IS sharp and daring; II Il is foil in
tho middle and upper regions, the person
il shrewd and cautious. II 1, Is full at
the outer angles, eccentricity OF behavior
may be looked for. Excessive size OF
the brow 10 a sign of idlcness.
Eyes may be like twin stars, with dark
and glorious rays lit to dazzle one, bat II
they look at you with sideways glance,
don't trust them or her. She Is iooiing
thee.
Eyes with clear, steadiast gsxe belong
TO a truthful, constant nature. Gray
eyes, which sometimes look hsEel and
sometimes violet, show a iovsbie nature,
| with good intellect.
| There Is a whole world OF tell-tsle iu-
dicstions in the apex OF the ear. II it
lies close to the head and is small, the
owner possesses a refined, susceptible
nature. But II the top starts away
from the head at well-defued angle,
that person has an uneven disposition
and Is not to be relied upon.
IL the ears stand forward so as to
show their entire form, when the face is
seen from the front, cruelty Is denoted.
Delieacy and poetry OF feeling are in
dicated by a thin ear, while a thick one
| shows the reverse.
A wide space between the wing of the
car and the earhoie shows coarseness OF
nature; too little space, mesnness and
coldness of temperament.
An ear, to be perfect, should be rather
small; 1t should not be higher than the
eyebrow and not lower than the tip OF
the nose. II ears are set in too sloping a
direction, they show timidity; IL too up
right, animal instincts. especially II
they obtrude from the head.
In color the ear should be q delicate
pink, and little, bat very little deeper
In shade at the lobes. Perfectly coioriess