The Lincoln County herald., 1872-11-27

phys the inc fulncss Of her contour.
Londsn possesses noble museums, gal.
leries Of art, and treasures of urch,tec
ture, but one Of the most charming OF its
8 ghts may be seen on fne afternoons in
Hyde Park-crowds Of children merrily
playing, earthly angels of Incompatible
beauty. A sight equally interesting may
be witnessed after service on Sunday at
the Founding Hospital several hundred
children, ranling from five to thirteen
years of age. of the most noble physique
and absolutely bewilderiug beauty Two
of tho most wonderful sights of Europe
are the children Of England and the
flowers Of Paris. Both appear to have
descended from Paradise, and scarcely to
belong to earth. Nowhere else are seen
such blooming maidens and children as
in England. OF course the life of gay
society undormnss 10 some extent what
the early training has accomplished; but
the sensible physical education Of the
first years leaves permanent effects, and
the English woman remains equal to the
duties of life. and the requirements Of
wife and mother. If she does not re.
main perfectly well, she retains enough
health to be ever beautiful. Lne sees in
Great Britain ladies of sixty with com.
plexious fairer than those of our young
est madens, and whose hair, though
slightly siIvered, is yet abundant and
handsome. Just as by the Greeks every
trouble was taken to reach the highest
beauty, so with the English aristoracy
Many artists who have pilgrimaged half
over the world assures US that the daugh
ters of Albion surpass all others in the
perfection of physique. Even IN Europe
the women Of the best classes are not so
healthy as the men, except, perhaps, in
England
Dr. Book, Professor of Pathological
Anatomy at the University Of Leipsic,
says "a healthy man is rarity a
Z. healthy woman apparently does not ex
) st.' Yet it is possible that women may
be and are, when they have the same
training as strong men. take this po.
sition boldly In England, even with
the disadvantages of female dress, and
where their physical education, though
superior to that Of any other country, is
still inferior to that Of the males, the
women Of the best classes appear to be
as strong as the men of the same rank
) for we must not compare the women OF
one class with the men of a..other. Wha
doubts this, let him station himself AT
the fashionable hours, in Hyde Park
and see on horseback or promenadins
these Incompatible women Galaxy.
GENTLE WORDS TO HoRsEs. The
ridiculously loud tone Of voice in which
orders are generally given to horses wh.r
the driver desires them TO start or stop
has Lften been subject Of surprise t,
me. If horses were next thing to deaf
r there would be an excuse Tor the shout
ings and yellings so generally INDUCED
, but they are not and therefore need MOI
be spoken to SO loudly and harshly The
ear Of horse is very sensitive, and save
in exceptional cases, it is possible to con
troll his motions by a command given il
moderate tone of voice, just as readily
aud indeed. think, more readily, thar
where this rough, rude manner is used
A horse is a teachabls animal, and il
; always affected by kind treatment. Th'
; fact of the matter is, that if kind words
and gentle treatment throughout wor,
/, given these noble animals, instead o
oaths, curses aud blows, we should fut
r their docility greatly increased jus
imagine if yeu will, gee or whoa
i uttered in tone sufficiently loud to b.
heard at half miles distance, and thi
command given to an animal within fv
! or ten feet of the party giving it. Where
, in consists the necessity for it? VIII
not resort to more rational, and certainl
more pleasing means? Why not speai
!, in a moderate tone? This is all that i
required. The horse, if not deaf, cal
hear it, and will as readily obey as i
given In laundering tones.
One of the best managed teams l hav,
= ever seen was controlled by the drive
a without the indulgence of this unmusica
t yelling. The driver rarely ever spok
b above his ordinary tone OF voice, and ye
Q his horses laid into their work with a
: much willingness, and apparently create
earnestness than If they had been driver
. to it by fearful shoutinss and blows lie
! me appeal to the common sense of you
readers 10 this particular direction. Th
, horse is an intelligent animal. None o
the brute creation more readily apprs
I ciated kind words and kind treatmeu OF
, Such facts should be considered alway
! by those who have the care of thes,
} auimals.-Corrsspondeut Journal of tn
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