The Progress., 1894-02-10

Two souls with but single thought
Had sw5etly into one been wrought.
And later, as the months went by
On wings that always seemed to fly,
He paid her bills, year after year,
And with q SIGH he called her "dcar. "
Detroit Free Press
II
GraphOlogy.
Graphology, the deIinoation of char
actet from chirography, is unique and
interesting science (which Miss Mary
L. Bisland, of New York, is well verscd.
Miss Rlsland has mSdc close study Of
the subject, and, Udcr the name of
LIncOnnue, 'furnishe each week de
oartment of graphobgy that is one Of
of the novel featun of her journal
The American Woms
For a proper delindlon OF character,
!ifteen limos Of origih matter, written
on unrulod paper, an signed with an
assumed name, shoulbo sent to LIN
connue. with an Jury coupon at
tached. The iuQuil coupon is OBJ
tanned by Opurchasi copy of The
American Woman, rcre it is found |
at the bottom of tllast page, The
magazine is publishe.tS14 Broadway, |
New York, and for tCents, the price
of Il single copy, the son DESTROYS of
having character IineatiOn from
the grapholOgist, wiReCure the os-
sential coupon, correspondence
without it is unnOtice
The hand, even m0hau the face,
seems to be strong indicative of
character, tho Crutgypsy fortune
teller reads the futup its lines, the
polished student of mistry carries
the art u step highord the intcllec-
tual graphoOgist, frothc stroke Of
the pen, reveals to hebiect the pre- :
dominant traits of heud heart a
curious fascination ce's about char
nctor delinoatiOns by'Se methods ,
and not many months, the editor of
THE POINT OF VIEW, n experiment ,
tai, mood, addressed communication ,
With coupon cnclo5ed,le grapholog-
ist of The AmeriCaDman. In due
time the answer was ished in the :,
magazine, and the fav few friends :,
who were taken into confidence in -,
the matter, thought LInconnue
had read lis nearly at. A synOp-
ais of the deliDeati0n mot be unin-
teresting to those whey desire to
submit letters to Psychologists
searching powers. y
in the first place wee told that 49,
we wore unnecessarily in our use
of money, having luxu, beauty-lov- l
ing tastes Admittire luxurious y
tastes, yet we are eXonerated
from the charge OF Yagance, as
even LInconnue's rative wit
failed to touch the faat newspa- p
per folks way down lusiana are pt
rarely rolling in richele spirit to n,
spend is very willing,,e purse is pf
= chronically weak. Th grapholo. Il
eist continues: "Youtic peroep- m
ton is unmistakable. he magma. II
tive, sensitive to harfmusic, color pr
and form, are emotiand yield ci,
readily to passing 5es. Your ne
temper is aimable, whhrgely due in
to Incidence and an eaag DISPOSE wi
ton, you are graceful, us and ex- to
tremely attractive PLY. Your
intellect is above the q: YOU are
clever, talented and capable of
really noble efforts wDurred to
the task. You have I'd liberal 10
advantages, are obsergtical, too '"'
lazy to argue, are reso, impress ="
sionable and full ofTidualitv. "
You are susceptible toluence of eAl
the opposite sex, exen actual I'D,
taaa,.at,a, Co.. ,n,n, bui
fascination Tor many and are A.
apt to do some very fchiugs in ~
the course of your inteFife." ~
on the whole, the ggist has 49,,
not given us an uniia delinea- 100
ton. We plead gentlydiscern. "re
nent in several particlt b the sue
susceptibility to the aTsex. we
desire to enter an ei general wv
denial--our NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NC
VI the type known as@ldmaid- piu
ism" And those "fooltsn shall iioi
not enter into 'our int l;fen IL reli
we can prevent 1t. Othe Are 'ne
when the head rules, Twill ac- Siih
eept the warning Oh eholog 81 49,
rs a constant danger-sl 1--WE
III 'inS
The Woman oiti TO"