Jadelot's

Furrows. Certain Three furrows sets of the face of Lines children or in serious illne . are distinguished: The Genal Furrow, from the mouth almost to the malar bone; this and the nasal furrow are said to indicate disease of the gastro-intestinal tract or abdominal viscera; the Labial Furrow, from the angle of the mouth outward to the lower part of the face, which " should direct attention to the lungs; " the Nasal Furrow, from the nasal alse in a semicircle about the mouth; the Oculo-zygomatic Furrow, beginning at the inner canthus of the eye, and pa ing outward below the lower lid, to be lost on the cheek; it is said to point to disorders of the cerebro-spinal nervous system. See, also, Lines, Table of; and Signs and Symptoms, Table of.