The sun., 1903-11-08
CHARACTER READ IN THE FACE
THE CHIN ONE GOOD INDEX OF
ONES DISPOSITION.
Smile Of the Good Tempered Glrl--Face
OF the Woman Who Must Have Her
Own Way-Weak Chins and Weak
Wills-nl Temper and the Complexion.


WilIs--nl Temper and the Complexion
You can tell the good-natured girl with
out chart to reveal her whereabouts
All you have to do is to look at her face.
There is man who is giving drawing
room lectures upon faces. He reads the
character, not by the head or the hand, but
by the face.
You take face that is open," says this
lecturer. -and you fird peculiarly frank
disposition. The girl who can laugh and
show her teeth, broadening her mouth
into wide smile, is a girl who has an open
spirit, one who would not deceive you.
"The woman who, when she smiles, kee ps
her lips closed. is not the woman whom
you can trust She may not be dangerous,
but she is secretive. And, though she
may tell you the truth, size will not tell you
the whole truth.
But the open-mouthed girl may have
q, quick temper, and she. generally has.
Her upper lip is short and her temper is
no longer than the upper lip.
she gets angry IN hurry and 1t is
fare.lp with her. Soon over, 1t may be,
but, for a few minutes, the girl with the
short upper lip, the laughing mouth and the
white sesh spndd victim to er Ss own ar tempsT p
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the quick temper Is the girl of unfortunate
disposition, the girl to be avoided. But,
as rule, the quicker the temper the sooner
over; and the girl with the spirited DISPOSE
r1on is the one who is the incest In the long
run.
-Affectionate girls can always he told
by the mouth. The lips never stay to-
gether, but are always parted or ready to
part
girl, She always has her. sympathies on
tap, ard she can weep with you as readily
as she can laugh. Her lips. which lie in a
curve half parted, will reveal all the emo
tions of her soul and at very short office.
THE rouI d, soft CHM ed girl is the girl
to choose for wife. The woman who has
not the woman who would make a good
helpmate. She would have 70 self-contI ol
whatever, al would fall yict i'm to every
TEMPTATION that beset her pathway.
The weak chinr ed woman is the VIC man
who becomes addicted to alcoho lism, who
women, Ard ii is the weak chiIr ed woman
who es far beyord her husbar d g ir come
ard a lot resist dol, g so again al again.
The weak clinr ed woman is T OF vicious,
estimable women who have no chin to
speak Of, but they are estimable orly be-
cause they have rever been tempted 10 be
otherwise.
Quite the opposit is the woman with the
promh elt chin. Heie is the woman who
TO tell you so. She absolutely ruIes the
household roost.
The amiable woman has rounding
chin, just chin enough and no more than
be double chin. But its type is unmistak-
able.
This desirable type Of chin is curved
Md sometimes dimplsd 1t ia rather. wide,
lar from pointed, ar d it gradually broadens
n!9 s2fa fun happy cheeks esns ., chi, NAV M,
Delor 6 to the beautiful type Of face, for a
pretty chin does not make pretty woman.
But 1t is OF OF the straws which show which
way the wind is blowing.
The eye reveals character, but unfor-
tunately not so clearly as the other features,
though the contrary is supposed to be true.
People are too much influenced by the
color of the eye, which is, after all, no guide.
and they are too much influenced by the
size and the lustre, whereas neither is al y
indication whatever of character.
Character is revealed in the eyes by
the expression, by the softness or by the
hardness, by the glow, by the appeal, by
the way Of looking at you.
There are people who cannot look you
full In the eye, and these are the people
who are not frank, the people whose STRAIT
egy, whose duplicity. whose methods
and whose means are not the best in the
world.
Dark eyes are supposed to belong to
the best type of soul. But this, also is a
fallacy. Dark eyes are more expressive
than light eyes. They are more capable
of showing. the emotions, they, can say
more than light eyes. But they do not de-
note any clearer, better character.
who ." argue ru %holly in favor @ Of 's the l lish.
eyed person and say that blue eyes are
true eyes and that black eyes and brown
eyes are full Of d lplicity
IF you are g. ing TO read character by
the face, do not forget 70 read the com
plexion. The skin is a wonderful index
Of the state Of the body, and consequently
Of the habits and disposition Of the body.
THE skin Of dyspeptic is sallow. Tie
skin Of a morbid person, troubled with the
liver, is greenish yellow. going into saffron.
The skin Of a woman who is lazy will be
mcttlcd.
"Ill temper affects the circulation Of the
blood; it sends the quick rush to the head;
1t paralyzes the nerves of the skin and
makes the hands and head hot and the
feet cold
than they suppose, and great many colds
are caused by bad circulation, which in
turn is caused by an attack of bad temper.
"The skin that is perfectly clear and
pretty almost always belongs to the good
natured woman, and a pair Of bright pretty
Of the girl with a sunny disposition.
1T is said that an i'll tempered woman
cannot have a nice complexion. Certainly
her chances are much better if she will
govern her temper, guard her tongue and
.ry in every possible way to remain equally
balanced through the trying scenes of life:
"The contour Of woman's face, while
set to a certain degree by nature, is not
arbitrarily fixed. She can influence it in
svery case, and absolutely alter it in
great many cases.
"The forehead, which is such an index
If character, can be kept free from lines.
Il can be made smooth by massage and
,ept smooth by care. 1t is one OF the
eatnres which show very plainly the dis
position of the owner, ard tie feature
which, more than all others, first displays
he marks Of age and III temper"