New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-05-31

and developed; how many yards Of cloth must
be required TO elohe suSh nguIeS ines a 1 All chosen
and picked In order 10 act as specimens VI 9,o "a
payqSe ,H t to sTe eceT must he Of equal hight
like two horses. Each OF them states MS us ie1S
s much goes for the Ofthe calves
SO much for the shapeliness OF the aneSs ~ ~ th
the commanding presence t9e 500 YEAR They arc
taken care Of and they take care OF ~
sequence. Their table IS nearly as Wen eHora kinds of
vino and beer, and hours OF relaxation. IL ,bs
9S and sfvs Of the house thew know this, and
theV are proud Of IT, However, their stnckup airs
tbe mem for several Characters in his novels and has made
them the subject Of one romance fT% his ,naster
." hecsuse he has seen his lordhp on tho top OF
an omnibus, another because the o",or , o1 Lebind
does not suit his complexion Inc mGHey stroet
cerriag &c is so fine that he resembles pig uo s r
BOYS stick pins into his calves TO SEE INC! "o i'' "
stuffed ,.-
There Is the same athletic and fullfeshed type among
the gentlemen know four or five specimens snong ny
adds variety; this true of a. certain nav d ES1;
eman IN my TawaysaFr a S ON 1 ncndent cheeks
iarse red Sviskers blue eyes without expression an
enormous trunk in short hight JACKET hoI bSgnd his
neck his temple and underneath his mar W dis
he compressed his eyenas ms l in fSe PORTRAITS Of
Henry VIII; when in repose IN presence OI cS and
Of flesh one thought OF S Des of Of meat Towards
fifty, owing to tho effect OF tne tio nc oild The
with port wine, tho figure ana .hg ia tnrn
TO horrible and tragca oarioature as Tor e&2npe,
P"r who had tho air OF o bulldog and hai brick
d"st face spotted with violet excrcscenccs Inc ast
variety is among the common people, Wheae l i
take the place OF port among other places IN he low
streets which border tho Thames several
70 black wOrn-out, boodshot eyes like raw obtes the
brute ruazed lessen the quantity OF blood ana laI,
while retaining the bone aud structure ana IN
creasng the oOunIitcd look; large ana VIA DeaIu au
mustachc tangled hair, rolling eyes, uucucnt mtz9Ic,
~ .4sedh hand
from his woods; after the poTty anma aItrr the over
fed animal, comes the fierce animal me l.snsn pun: -
All that is rare enOugh these are the extremes OF
fine tvDe Much more common is the labolnG animal,
~ 3dof bonv body fun OF nrotuharancos and proec-
lions not well set up, ungaly, clumsy, slightly auto
matte but of strong build, and as caIape OF IcSstco
clerrynen the liberal professions, than among the
people. have three epeCmens OF " Deloie ny go.
a. tan clergyman, sR fngid and VINO VII never
opinions vet charitable and VINO demonstrates MS
devotcdness; this stout framework was required 10
endure Tor thirty years tho apostolic WoI oh Gou
slant sermons, visits in noisoMe lanes, hlsAt""tCe,
long walks on foot in the mud Of the suburbs l2)
member OF Parliament, with tho shoulders, feet, ana
hands OF caIman, large white teeth, too close tosshcf
vcrv marked traits his whole person largely aud rgdey
shaped by strokes OF pruhlS-A41Iie, anu ~
sufficiently cut down. inc modern Dress mo 6o'es, 'l s
blue cravat, the dazZlngiy white Lncn, arc OUT OF
place on these muscles "hGh Ilse IN T In, ut c me-
or fey me il epring OF speech, he has no wit, nor 1t
of uarv he votes and works. But for the long night
stthgs for the scrutiny Of buebooks, and the verca
weaving and indefinite labor he is wcll1ailt and al
mlIane o. Ias 'it Is an LnS ,n I s Win Tia
Ln1id sHpposc of from $50 to 5000 year; had
of solidty ana OF resolution being good machine wei
mounted, well constructed, Wc.l kept ulric ana rcg-
I6Ir 51f l3 sy hcaTy ana dd st bis side
a Young wife in black velvet, too snowy bonnet ana
nery innocent ana pleasing always occupied WITH Aer
baby which is very white, Ovei-ab0unUug in hesl,
health. and fat, with stucOut and enVTOldere pell
coats which make bunch and display IN front Is Ihe
nurse thiryve years old, who strives TO please and 70
smile respectfully That Is good specimen OF an Enghs
without yawniug draCs his cOuu,a chariot; bis lapp-
ness must CONSIST ~ tG M INV, Ven MANI Via
not knowing how to gain livelihood WI enlgrate ana
undergo their hardships Place in this powerful Iiame
of bones and muscles the lucid, calm, active inte-
| education, and You will have the fine variety
! of tho same type, tho serious capable man,
Of need, might and one ought to place confidence.
habit ana its wearer is not far from being grOesque
mt fancy him on tho bridge OF vessel iii battle,
simply in countinghouse 40 the head of twenty clerks
| on tie bench and TronounciDg DECISIONS governing
fortunes or lives, he viii be beautiful, morally beautiful
This body can contain the soul without succunbing.
| Many Of the women have the same power OF growth
ont Of every ten Young girls one is admirable and upon
five or naturalist painter would look with pleasure
amazons not only by their skill and the hrmness OF
their seat but on account o. their nsure ana tleIr
health In their presence one THINKS OF he natural ioIm
OF life, Grecian and gymnastc Yesterday one or them
DRAWN tall, Win MCll-deYelOpel Dust
shoulders, blooming cAeSks, actlIe' anu WIlIOuG tQo
much expression, seemed 10 me TO be made to live in
the avenues Of park or in the great hall OF castle,
like her sister, the antique statue IN the free arOf INC
mountains, under the portico OF temple upon the
neither the one nor the other could breathe IN
dress follows the form from the neck to the hip, de-
to depict her goddess it would require the palette
Of Rubens, his rosy red spread over tint OF milk TX
brush; only here tho contour s more severe and the
head is nobler. Lady Aary Wortey Montague, who
10 lp a i'm
rallied slim. painted, affected beauties, and proudly
cOlors of the un5uled cOmplexi0ns of English women
nJoczJyo Sketch by Hamilton MADAME Wetenha was
properly speaking beauty wholly English: peTmeated
with lily and roses, with snow and MILK regards
colors formed OF wax with regard to her arms and
her hands throat and her feet but altogether with
out soul air Her visaee the tinest, but 1t was
out Of the case in the morning and put 1t
back, in the evening W., without having used
pect Nature had made her a don from infancy,
and the white Wetenha renamed doll TIL her DEATH"
Yet even when the physognomy ana the form are com
monplace, the whole satisfies the mind; solid Dony
essential in living creature the impression Is the same
that produced by house built OF Weilhewn stone,
whereof the plaster and polish now one does not re-
qure that IL shoud De overwhelmingly perfect nor even
eegant 1t will withstand bad weather. is comfortable,
There are two probable causes The one which IL OF
special character the hereditary conformation OF the
race the other which is the custom Of openair living
and bodily exercise. A Review spoke recently about
the rude, unfeeling health which slightly startles
horseback and tie long walks which English ladies take
In the country To these advantages Joined several
Inconvenience the fair complexion is easily and quickly
spOit IN the case OF many young ladies, the red
dens early they have too many Children and this dete
rOrates them You marry a blonde, slender and clear
| eOmpexioned woman; ten years atterward you Will
perhaps have at your side hOusekecper, nurse, a
sitting hen. have in my mind two OF three OF these
matrOns, broad, stiff: and destitute Of ideas; red
face eyes the color o. blue china, huge white teeth
forming the trcoOr flag In other cases the type be-
exaggcrated one sees extraordinary asparagus
sticks planted in spreading dresses. Moreover two
ont of every three have their feet ehod with