The New York herald., 1874-12-07

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retain AND develop The iull vigor OF not only al
the parts. out each separate one as much as possi
BIZ. II you can succeed IN strengthening eacn
one you strengthen the whole. Taat gives an
ldea OF the POWER and endurance you can
Tn,s T was was u1oersIood by the ancient
Greeks, as can De PLAINLY seen BY the shape and
the lormation Of the foot In the construc ION OF
these shoes. The FIRST PAIR had mace were NOT
the man understand the novelty. but he has done
mucn better In TINS pair. ana intend to use them
You see how wide the saIss sa are and how low the
anes2no @ mo- .' more. When ss"i the heel heel is high all
iore lore part on Of na the iS"s The mistake there
is tnat you throw the greatest pressure ON the
snsws ns Ssw down the the loot The machinery Of the
he, and instep should be called INTO use and lett
ssow you ~nas Isa ms to oos sse subject
tnis hight" The Professor rose. went over 10 the
a1a c"s dsTa ss on
:ss ~ "'s su.sas sss Ass'o%ss ss .'I% SssnssoS;'
Know Iiss~' the s meaning @ OF. o. HIS manner ana
sell, That's my man. have been reading h,m ever
since and don't think l snail ever get tired OF
% al N1~ aaos1eF g Ga us y6u ea esr TO
dust nguisn IN what and how much they dircr
you cannot teach them now to apply their own
make the most o It, and you wlll be astonlsnsa
publ not long ago-I think he is now one Of the
best amateur pedestrians Know-and | was on
the point losing confidence IN him when ne sud.
deniy discovered to me amazing resources he
had habit OF bending forward II almost seemed
popted out oe eerence and showed him how
much It eIcum0ered him. Well we came to
last attempt and It really seemed as II ne mad
Avno amin a
stepped out as straight as an arrow and
shot OF ike one. That's only one instance; could
the army mad admirable opportunities OF watch
ing men anu studying hem. was IN the FIRST
battalion 0i the Kine brigade,
THE PRINCE CONSoRT's OWN
We had walking match one day on the Curragh:
had trained our men little, and on the road
PICK up along the route. the experience
going severe bodily exercise should not touch
bacNDerries water crosses or gingeroread:
thugs and soon fs out Of tie line ' Inc eject on
eacn man was dinerent, which proves the great
variety OF constitutions. That's strange thing.
too; for while the general plan OF building IS the
same the constitutional temperament is entirely
dnerent. consider walking one OF the very best
action; ali the nerves and muscles OF
tue limbs are work,nG, and so are those
ing, too, and it only needs to try 1t to ind that
OUT leel entirely confident OF succeeding IN my
walk. ! am IN good C0udltlOn. anu nave my pTac-
tice so continual and regular that can endure
large amount Of fatigue. All say to my trainer
10, ''Put me on the track and I'll stay there" Inc
enterprise Is ali my own. ] have embarked what
mad In IT, SO that Will explain my confidence IN
the work. am considering proposition to show
the puDc the different degrees of endurance
reached 0y exercise and care. We Will proOa-
bly,, during the six days and half that !
district telegraph boys to accompany me round
the track. As they walk the audience Will be able
to estimate exactly their strength and knowledge
md raopn In oaru narn nlnO l
ing as ind 1t becomes necessary. ! snal be
glad TO see you 81 another time" SAID the Pro-
lessor to the reporter Oi the HERALD. 1--WE are
Just gong to have little turn now, and then
expect we are gong to bed. Good night
FIFTEEN MINUTES AFTER,
Just time enough to Dut his clothes on. the Pro-
fessor went OUT accompanied by his trainer.
Tley did not remain abroad more than ten min
utes 1t mad commenced to ram; so the Professor
returned 10 the house. and soon alter went 20
bed. He appeared m IN highly favorable %
seL he was clear and healthy in the
face aud perfectly free IN all his
movements. The timing OF his last mile at the
Rink yesterday gives the following recOrd:-F1rsr
lnl 39s. fourth lap, I'm. l5s fith lap. I'm. 4ls.;
sixth lap, I'm. 30s, and the seventh lap. I'm. 37s.,
maKlng total OF 10 minutes and Il seconds Tor the
mile. The track was IN excellent order, order, ana the
neeneL G. N. Maxwell. NJ. X. Barretts,
Stern, D. OF t the New York Athletic Club. win act as
judges to-day and tomorrow: Messrs. ". h.
stafford, H. K. Barretts, J: r. Curran, G. A.
McCredy, A. Z. Sapotas. d. N. stern. J. Il. Have.
same position. During the progress Of the great
pedestrian feat Glm0re's band will be In attend
ance and every possible attraction will be added
to make the occasion enjoyable.