The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-13
CHARACTER IN HANDWRITING
A Dear, Vivacious Girl Sees Much il
Her Well-to-do Uncle's Fist

A Dear, vivacious Girl Sees Much in
Her Well-to-do Uncle's Fist
From the Chicago Tribune.
ooh, uncle" said the dear, vivacious
girl, 1--WE got something | want 10 tell
your
"All right, Isabel. all right; go ahead and
tell ii" and he beamed on his neice a father
ly gaze.
Its about your character; | know it
just rs well if had known you long time,
and here this is the trst day l ever saw
your
"Oh, suppose your father"
mo; no one ever told me a word. | read
it in your handwriting. You know have
learned to real character III writing, and so
| read YOURS aud Know 1t perfectly
"Indeed"
so, yes. Isn't it nicel Yes, you see
got couple Of your business letters topapa
down at the Office aud your cha acter was
jusC as clear to me as could be. Your down
strokes indicate great force and decision and
SDur capital, are large, when show lofty
imagination. Then ali the way through
yodr writing | could deceit great benov-
elence and love OF doing good.
"Er-um,' sal tne old man as he rubbed
MS head "Wenn
Then your RS and 'P's, and 'B'S' sho
great fancy and love of the BEAUTIFUL; and
tne decided full stop indicates that you
lave no icklene,s aoou6 you, and the line
OF wrIung inclines up Shghuy, nhlcu
means holiness OF ann and ngn purpo e
III life"
"Aah! Anything more"
ION, yes; your MS and VS. readily
tell THAI you have fine poetical aud ar
list c feeling, ami your DIS aud IS eek
tculy like those of the most celebrated nu-
,lc.anS; then | should Judge that you 9
endowed with reverence and the love OF
ruth, and also mad excellent Judgment ana
a weA-balanc mind"
"MeOoel Ina alF
No. | read los more. You have a
Strong love or home and family, which
,howa in your small letters, anu the way
you round ali your characters Indicates
much ability for organization as we'll as
gr, at business aptitude; the way you DOT
your rs Slows hUerahty and desire to give
every man his due; a certain unevenneas to
some letters indicates hunlor and originality
combined with hearty good fellowship; aud
you cross your Us 20 near like all great ora
tors and statesmen that really wonder you
nave never entered pubic lie and got lnIo
G. ngrcss"
"hey! Hey? Go ont"
"N ell, | don't think of much more Just
now, except that your signature seemed to
me TO vary ia her more from UAe BODY OF
your wri ing tan most peoples; but That
suppose, is Lecause you have to write it So
often. | thought | detected a little u .
oornness il 1t, as well rs a shade of bigot y,
and some indications Of Il high and quick
temper, and perhaps tile that would Ia
lIcaJe a lacK OF appreciation OF other PEG
pies accompISnm MS, with far touch OF
combativen, 81 and ability 10 asp new
IDEAS. But then, that's nothing. ., | do
want to show you the lovely Christmas
present. papa gave mamma, ana she trlpped
away with an engaging smile.
Isn't wonderful" said lsabeps young
man, who 81 across the room Oh the edg
Jf the ia, "how Mss Isabel can read
cua acter from handwriting Really sur
pri,ingw
~ -a-e-s-y-a-e-s," said the old man;
"y-a-e-s, very wonderful, remarkably sur
prlsing. The dodgasUedest, wonde. fullest
ching | ever saw" And the old man got
up and glared over his spectaclos after has
lat. "Y-a-e-s, dunned surprising, must
say! | hire a snmpsy-legg Il, shallow
ui ded young man That loo IKE you, and
pay INN IS ii week to write ali any business
ieyLeis, aud al | ever do is 10 sign my name
20 EN-! o., yes, awful wOAd rtul."
And he went GU. the front door and near
ly spram d his foot in boarding a street
T. and ripped aud swore u4der nj breath
Til he scared off Two LADY, laSS N seTS