The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1872-11-27
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under No eircua2stE-ers j. sAe per
mi,isd - 81 oiterEiss lh1a gpEigLt
Ay child g.ows Jst oa1e szrs 81
E8gish m0ther. ssd ttsssfsse both
iag Is - iIaP3rt1sI 81 bes s1ssiesl
Development Esery lAisg sss eAa
b acquired later
An EsgiisA etiiG lses ~ =-Fea.
breakfasts 81 eight. diaes * one, sups
Gt sevsn. and Al Biae e'eiOek gses 10
bed CnIil twelve years sf age lhey
pass tasv gresasr PArg u ihe dsv IL
The open Az. with Oaiy zbasi f9ar
hours E.e.fal work lie yoaag
Eagiish sristOcrafic maiden dimes
hrst Elth beE parents 81 Eighties
years Of age. when sbe leaves sehf,ol
and mskes ber de5us n soeseiv siye
Is fresh snd blooming a. q sose. wilh
light step and eFes beaming Eiih
pleasure and iise. Her freauaH;
langh displays ker beautiful teeth.
and her hair is rieh and abaBdanG-
Here. for the first tine. fashionable
Violet dlsplays the fne fallRess Of her
ooatear- London possesses noble
museums. galleries Of al. anl treas
ares Of architecture. bat enc the
El0si charming of is sights NAV be
seea on fHe afternoons IN Hvde PARK
-eroxds Of children Inerriiv PLAYING.
earthly angels Gf Incompatible
beaaiy- ( sAt equally interesting
may bs Witnessed sfter service 90
SUNDAY Al the Pounding Hospital
several hundred chjldren. raging
from 6ge TO thirteen years e age. Of
TIE NEST noble phEsigge aad sis=oiste-
y bewiideFi8g t,e2Ety.
Two 6 Tie mosi woaderfal sights
Of Europe are tie children e Eng-
land and the s5weTs of Pzris.-
Both appear = have descended from
paradise. and scarcely 10 belong 4
earth Nowhere eiss a-e zeeu sueh
blooming nsideus and ehildren a. II
England OF course the isfe e CAV
s0cieiy uldermiBes - soDe extent
what the early training has accom- +
plisbed; bat the sensible physical ed
Geafion CT The first years leaves PEI
effects. and the English wo-
msa remains egRal % the Gu-ies =
iife and the rcgrlreEntats e Hlfe and
m1tker Il sho doe~ D.. continue
perfeeIiv wei. she retains eaOa-h
bezifh % be ever hesuTful. One
sees In Great Britain Iadie- 81 sixfr
with eomplexions fairer than those 0f
OR yOungest naidens. and whose
hsir- slightly s5lrered. J. vet abun-
dsni and handsome. Just a. bv 1he
Greeks every troubla Wa taken 70
reach the higEe-s beauty. :, TOO with
tie EaElisA zristocrscv. Many
artists abb have plgri-nszsd Lz.f
ever the world assure n that tie
daughters q Aibi0n surpass ali
t0hers IN PERFECTION of phvsieue.
Even n Europe the women q tbe
best e.Gsses are Ees ~ healthy a. the
men, except perhaps in Englald--
Dr.. Dock Professor Z Pzfhological
Ansiomy atibe University Of Lei9sie.
SAYS: A healthy maa + raritv.
seslsisy woman aPpsrentiy does DOT
exist Yet il i possible that women
Ray D. and are. when thev have The
sane training. q strong = men /
take this position boldly. II Eng
.and, even with the disadvantages 0f
'emale dress. and where thierphvsical
sdneatioa, though superior % that q
nv ether country : still iuferier to
that Of tie mEies. the women af the
best classes appear u he g. strong a.
ne nlen Of the same rank fsr we /
must not compare the women y oae
lass with the men Of another. Who
ioubts this, let him station himself st
he fashionable hours il HYDE Park
md see On horseback or Brsmenading
hese Incompatible w0men-From
Ire AmerioGHs Less HeGl.bV Ian !
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