hrisx Ya- JUmmiHehI.
Ifov:ould-lie brl Kisourj; sb
wan beautiful t If hlio ld i mer
looked into atullior, li.r woiiM 1uivm
luiO.Wn It; frlie iton'll have n in it i t
her inolherVi proud lace, .nd iri flu
yoltfculDK of ber latliri 'n iu;i
wlien bin ejeri rjti on her ; she
would have heard it fiom lu-r im
pulsive 8oholniHUv vb "adored"'
tier for her beauty ; voull Lave
learned it froin Ihe admiring gazeol
boys, joung men, old iu tj.
Well sbe did kuow She was beau
tiful, and she t;uioj ed her o'wn beau
ty aS lt lily enjoys it' vv bilenest- ;
the violet. Its perluoje"; the miu, it
Bplendoi. There wa something
ijlorioo about it ; it surrounded ht-r ! ill In fed. lieyoud the btars she
Ith an atioOHpheie of warmth and j iH be loved
bunbbine. I have been her bold up j "Vheu I hoc, dearest, the triflers
her email, shapely, tsbelltaiuted, i that our beauty keeps fluttenu
pink-tipped fingers, and look at " about you, I teel that joura ia a
l Lcni aa adtnirinfly as 1 would at a laugerous gifr, and I am content
LaUaique rnMhud. It rteeuied an ' be only a In tie, plain, ilaik wo
in'.,;ifriiual homue that, sbe paid to 'tian, eo;i while I joy in jour beuu
i ;wn beauty, when drawing tiu.t ty a J tl(i in the giorv of the dawn.
(.n. j. baud through Ibe ciinkly
!..,!':''. ot her l.air, and looking with
r. ra-ed ees cn it.a 4goldeu lleece."
h 1 Tould Bay ;
"1 am a very l'oitia, you see, coc
s:n Luino.''
Wnat a contrast "cousin mint
wa- 10 her, a fitting loil to her fair -net
- so dark, so Billow, so everj..
brK that the otner was not. Theie
tLcv sat that evening by the tiro, t.s
I 1 -y b-;ll asleep on ibj lounye. It
, ..i tue voice of "cochin mine" to
:-cti I first gave bted.
"Let mo tell you somethiL-
. tange," she was saving, "1 a!was
-1 that 1 am beautitul. l no?
tLart so. I know ttiat 1 ua ugl.v,
'insultingly ugly,' as I ouce beani
soioe oue say ot me I have known
it ever since I wa a little child, lo;
I oveiheard one ot tbe negio aunt
iet, wbo still linger on the dear oU
home place, say ol iue : 'Foie (lord,
dat pore chile is ugly chile. I dun-
no huccome pretty 'owinau like
tis to hab ngly little gal like dat.
bhe got lace like little hatcuet, sbe ,
is, mum ! Fore my Lord au' Marsler :
aue us'j j
"Ti.eu 1 began studying my face, j
and whenever I was before my mir
ror, 1 Ki.ew mat 1 was uoweieu wiiu ;
ugliness And yet, as soon as I
turned my back upou the mirt- r
th.a depressing consciousness dt j
appeared. It seemed that I La-;
put on 4a roobe for to goe beautilu', ;
as iu tbe eaily diamas an actor j
sometimes put ou that piece of j
stage property lab-died, roobe for j
logo invisible.' A stroug delusioa
or hallucination seize me the mom- j
eut 1 turu from tbe mirror. J);d you j
ever have a ieluei u and bel'eve
for one brief momeui that you were j
uKb'
No no ; not even for one switt,
paasiug momeut ; such a feeling
would chill ma to the heart."
"Yes, I am sure that it would, an
evfr-preseut consciousness ot ugb
uess must be teuibly deprcMhiug to
a womau. It is srtaugo lh;tt I am
not thus depressed ; but i eaily, it ip
out rarity tuai me uiougui oi m
ugliness obtrudes its. If upon n,.-.
My being oigat.irallv iue.apaide oi a.
tune this, to, never stems :i rea il v
to me unless 1 try to voire my .songs
unsung. In my i-v.-i ;.;, i:l- 1
Seem to bt. singing autbenis -as :iti
as rartb, as seer as hc.twn ; :.
voiie seems as lu'l of umish as si,
unused music-b-.x Iidmi is
104.1."
Then I open my e.sos, for, ui-1!-the
next words a now thnl! cmo in
to ibd VOIC ot 'N'OUSKi in!!..'.
"Don't laugh at me, plea -o ; I
warned to tell you all tM lc ,n--
t ines seen pu in mv m h ui; i.
you looked at m3. You love me, I
Know, but rav uglinei- raps iia i tt
tur beauty-0 -iiig natnie, am
tbeu, blaming oursi;f lur aiiowing
if. i.i io so, ou bftv c b?r n t-nd-i ei
to me thiougo i it. Do net repeal
ibis experience, ray ib ar, a we-d.
on know, kls only a tlower in is
gu. -e,' and 1 a u c melons all iho
ti.; . tbe fl w", uot ot tho wed."
i t. - pretty gill ioe lmj u lv. iy,
weii! to "cousin nd io,'' ai.u bet d
im hti brow with a kts? saia
-ou are leadtiliil wi'htn, cm n
ini '. Your light si!u.s eb-i- i:
ytur lamp ot clay ; In Ip me lo keep
mine burning in my vai of ,.!a'as
ter."
T::t)(e were tears in to p:r.o!
eve-, -iot. to (a tbree. Tbe ujy
giii ent ou :
' 'iera is still at.oth. r Mile o:i
wl..;;b to fcurvey my ubui I
kuu-.v tbat beauty attiact-j, :nd thai
te woman wbo is 'inultiugh ugl'
th ie is danger that no wou-r will
e.,r come, and that, ever ahungtr,
alio Will hear in the dim reCtSCS Ol
. . . .
"If I wcr fir,
ier ,n,r ; .
. I'fi Ii-is, liko
llicr rHi Itis" I mitjht hold
s!on 'oftri.J;n(Jtesl(dK((Ui.ir;
U-auty though VwofaKet
-Altrtib fit-art'
Lvi Waits tftt
It veins to in", f.-r auIit mnriit well atone. 3
Jiut a true, woman iu ver content
l wait, for ber souPh mate, and
when ihe wooer comets to an ugly
woiuan who 18 not 'WealUiy, ,iie
kuow tbHt eb.e iajoved ith:a love
that tbM angels ,iu heaven-, might
envy, and that she need not hesitate
to uusnal her heart' sacred fountain
to pure and passionate tendcrnefls
But suppose, ho never imes'f Then
Somewhere as; Alien ' Gary once
aid somewhere, all living instincts
You hee I have thought U all out,
aud lorever and forever the bloseio- ,
my feeling of the flower thritts i
. , , I
thro n Mb the heurf nf fn scaod n.-i
!
not .(, tU,, p;eas; but I know
,,.u i uavo uevtr oeiora ;
tk.-,! these thoughts out. Iudeed, i
Ibey seemed to be clone locked in
one of these 'nooks that do not open
, , t ,
to ihe keys of Hpeech.' Ouce, and
for you alone, tbe nook was opened
'Jno rest is silence-"'
Fiw years after this, in the fitful 1
Mieught, h one was bending
owr to kiss "cousin mine" a bear
;ed lip this lime. As he laid his
strong hand tenderly ou that of the
batty girl aseep on her bosom, I
beaid bim whisper: "I hope our
baby will be like you exactly like j
.vol?, 1 1 1 tie wife.''
He saw her t-oui. Inter' Ocean
drouth ol'llic Fingernails..
A I)romiueiit manicure who has
jevote(j many vear8 tt Uie gtudy of
Ulw 8ubject staies as the result of
uia observations that the linger
nans ot tue Human species grow l
,1)ore n,pjdiv iu caildreu than in j
adults, and thai the growth is slows
,.st wllu lue aged,
His observations, however, do
uol stop WItb m (or U(J fiud8 hat
bolil , oljlldkooJ ai)d age they
gron. f.lsler iu uinmer ,hiln in win,
t,.r If om. instauCt. a nail tuat r
puired oue huudred and thirtytwo
days to renew in winter renewed iu
s.UlllUjer jn exactly one buudred and
s-xteeu days. During both seasons
Hie patient upon whom this experi-
rnt.Dt wa8 ma(Je enjoyed normal
Qea!th.
The method of testing tbe growth
was in ea-:h instance tbe same. The
aalI WiiS pared clo8e aud 8llgUlly
notched at the quick. Both the
ril.t and tbe left hand were studied
vvltll th(J , tbat h affirrna f. ,
tbe growth of finger nails is more
rapid ou tbe right hand than ou the
'fr,. As the person was right-ban.
dtd it is presumed that the contra -
r ,s , , u of h,ff lMIl(j, d individuals
() p.vuliaritv ot the gio th of
.m,(i,. ,n .,((tltM((, ,0 ,Li
j f . - S is Ui it tb pi'tntil of renrwa1
j iSMb-is; pmpM Hi. .n:,,. Jy w'lh tbe
j .Vngf i Jti- fi!l.;.'ts-. I'ii n - tt i
more rapid in tho mid lie ting s
; i.iiail lit. ultii. In !!;. tj g'18
I '-!'!if! ninbi e linger tbe
;.-:im ; n-!n;Wnl about tijoalnd
-1 vv r. Ii i vci, !n4n .-iow m the
; ii5H(; t'.n-e , iinl slowest vl all ia the
; llniuib.
i CmpHiu g the hnif rioKci o
I the d-iterant hand.-, ibe ieisou who
j I i-i.Mvt' i c.auou' phases of
! j!-w.i starts in t on ;oi average
I e nut's nil lh;- I. It tiligelg tf a
, igbl hau.J. d pers Mi fujmvs eighty
ug m to r-neA ill u tlie
l tin ieft Ii . I puti ul ir
th-fr mv;i ut t'te n and he rd
i ate govci i;ed t h s.ime la,tiat
; gi'n'aing uioie inp U n , u me
! t!an in wittt-i .
4lgeriaa fiide&i.
Tbe dnk r iu Ae-it lartly bas
a asbll .-. Ho l:a a p-1 ver stu.l
l.ir to h-. phd oil wlili'b! bei tier-pall
g i-ii tpieriiM i ti e 8t vo'usf ting
d n. (v to ir siMtrr bm t deiibted
bovs and itixtic-. T ie psd Ins to
stirmps .in i i s. wise as to m-ik- a
s "at oa it extuMnely tii.il lo tie
::n ii tiatnit, Tn-Arab sitsaii
or ti 'ewife, and as the pad is raie y ';
gllthd, oi m bf-f-t i y a s'b bd-
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or m-ri;tgug a 1 i:eh l.aik Ciiime j
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Cbailotte
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7 10
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Davidso.i
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Statesville
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9 07
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No 11
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Slatesville
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CAROLINA CENTRAL SHCEDUL
In effect May 7th. 'i2
MOVING WEST.
NUMBER 42
Daily except Sunday.
Passknoes, Mail & Expkjecs Tjulv.
Stations.
VV'iliuington
Charlotte
i'aw Creek
Mt Holly
Aeriye.i Lsayxs.
9 50 a m
3.50 p u 4 45 p"m
5 03
5:15
5 30
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tmeiryvuie
5 50
6 07
6 35
6 44
7 04
724
7:40
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8 20
8 32 a
Wac l
Sbelby
Lattimore
Mooreaboro
Elleuboio
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Forent city
Uutherlordtou 1 8 45
1 P m
MOVING EAST.
NUMBER 36
Daily except Sunday.
Passenger, Mail & Eapiiais Taaia.
STATIONS.
Arrive.
a in
Leaves.
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pofHht Clfy
7:40
7 51
8:03
8 20
S37
8 50
9 14
9 33
9 42
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10 31
10 51
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lt. Ii lly
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Clrar luff e
11 10
11.21
11 50 I 11.40
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Wilmintjtou
Throunh puhengei train So. 24
;hv ;h,i.tte for Italeich and
PoniiMUtl,Va, ut 10.00 p in
lliioniib pis-eiiyni nain No. Jl7
leaves Poi tsim.nt h,V., t 32 p. in.
and anive nt C'hailoite 5:00 rt. rc
Wm Moncube, Supt.
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a ui ami ui rives at Slielbv 11:45 a m.
Local fretful lriu No. 6, leaves
Shelby at 1.45 p ni,Lincolrton 3:10 p
m and arrives at Grmrlntte 5:30 p m.
No 6 Hnd 7 run dUy except Sun
day an i rany pusengeiH,
P cMenger ami mnd train No.
24 leaftes Chai totte at 10:00 p m aud
arnvec at Wilimng'oti at 9:45 a m-
Passenger and mail train No. 23.
leaves Wimiinyiou at 5 p m and ar
liven ar eharlo'te at 5 a id
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