Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-05

from those noticed yesterday as from
those we shall come across tomorrow.
No two faces are alike, as no two hui
man beings are alike I'm character
Every human being is a study. II is in
terestng to distinguish between people
who have created their intelligence aud
those whose intelligence has created
them-that Is, between people whose
cleyerness Is the result Of study and
those whose intelligence Is intuitive; be-
tween those who hide or endeavor 90
hide their passions and those who let
all their feelings, good or bad, come 10
the surface
Any one at all versed IN the study
OF the human face knows that there are
IN All physiosn0mies the original indica-
tons and those given by circumstances.
such as Illness, age and trouble. All
these influence the original indications,
but experience soon enables one to dis
tngush the different causes, for
though they change the face, they do
not extingupish the original Indications.
Thus the intelligent light In the eyes
Of seemingly weak and impassive face
VIII show us that the weakness is only
that Of circumstances. the pleasant
smile which suddenly lights up wear
led and down dropping mouth shows
That the depression of age has tanned
but not extingulshed joyous nature.
Illness gives an expression to the face
which Is easy TO read
People born under Mercury and
Venus retain their youthful appearance
longest, for these planets not only give
beauty, but happy disposition They
are always young at heart, and this, OF
course. affects the expression Of the
face. The temperament has an immense
amount Of influence over the charac-
ter and this temperament Is shown
more especially by the color and tex
ture Of the skin and hair. 1t is temper
ament which precipitates or retards
the effects OF illness and age, and tenn
permanent is the result Of the astral in
lluence which presided at our birth.
These temperaments have been clas-
silied under four heads, viz, the san
gulne or choleric the Emphatic, the bill
lous and the melancholic. The first, the
sangulne or choleric, Is the result OF
the astral influence Of Mars and Jupi-
ter; the Emphatic Of the moon and We
nus, but more especially Of the moon:
the bilious (Which is especially the in
teliectual temperamenO the sun and
Mercury; and the melancholio tempera-
ment Is the result Of the dominance Of
the sad planet, Saturn.
The sangune temperament is shown
by skin with a good deal Of color In
It, either Of soft, pinky white, with
rosy, peachlke color on the cheeks,
IN which 1t is Jupiter which dominates
in the temperament, or Of deep red
color all over the face. when the san
guine temperament is dominated by
Mars the hair being red or brown,
crispy or curling
The Emphatic temperament is
shown by soft, pale skin Of a dead
white, the lips and cheeks being only
slightly colored; the hair is fine and
long but not thick, and Is light not
golden. but rather colorless, of an ash
colOred fairness, sometimes OF soft |
brown, when Venus is the dominating |
planet.
The bilious temperament Is the re-
suit Of the combination Of the astral |
influences OF the sun and Mercury, the |
planets which give artistic feeling and |
Those having this tenn |
permanent have yellow skins Of a soft. |
fine texture, and when the sun Is the |
dominant planet they have q vivid col |
or In the checks. The hair Of those |
OF the bilious temperament Is golden, |
and is generally heavy or curly; II the |
melancholic temperament given by |
Saturn Is In combination land II is fire.
qucntly so In the bilious temperamenO |
with the yellow-tinted skin OF the bill
ious temperament we find also that
straight, deep black hair peculiar to the
The melahchollc tempera-
ment is that of those born under the
dominant influence OF Saturn. People