The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1875-02-04

Ga. sS~ss' ~ luz DcE&.Ved no HEFs " GkC
.asi I'scry had taught them useful
EYES ND THEIR pECULIAkITlES.
A ec.n:.f "pon this interesting sub.
je. >sys The capacity Of tbs eye 10
~entsnr.r'. | have seer in SPACE NOT
lsrger h.u me Of She oGd-fashionsd
5psnish sail'tngs-yag, Ia space NOS
larger than s sixpence The Lord'a
Prsse.. rio Ten COMMANDMENTS ;hs
4 vcs'"iic. Greed, snd short psalm,
written with pen. BY man ever sixty
years ED. ! have mgself seen hie won-
der. By. = has is si.' compared 10 The
p'cf"fca pressnttf; &c the .re1Ina 6 The
syey What a mysterious photography
IN 9ping iii here now Ms aok NJ ypu
sli and you lock at me. 1'he eyes also
convey Idea. fron msn to msn. snd ewes
het~ee" as.n ard she loser animals.
Have y"n sver gaxed steadily 81 ynnr
dag %. hors. AID n0t have him rstorr
the gaze !. Yen ccrtainly mDss rece We
dog thoughts, sud rs must aef msn
rhs nGhtA in such ~ Interview
The eye elbows chsractes. Tie eye.
81 great Ssrri"rs have aiways been gray
their brows lowering lks houler-
81 ,uds. Inventors have large eyes. very
tril. Ph.ln- ophsrs the mas, i',uslrlcus
hsye lad large and deep-set ewes The
pets oil have large. tul' eyes, sns mnsic-
ans' eyes are large and tisep-se,.
"Tha light that lies IN womsn's eyes
Has been some heurt's uudo,pg
Button consider that ihe N Vi heau-
tiful syes are the black sod .ps blue
| think have seen back snd blue ewes
thas were far from beautiful. Byron
says The gszelle will weep a, the. sound
Of music. The gszelle's eyes have been
cal cd the most beautiful in the wcrld,
and the greatest compliment an Arat
can pay his mistress Is to compare Ter
eyes to a Razelle's. I have sen eyes
that looked like nothing. 80 much ~ the
eyes in Mrs. Jarley's wax works, which
Dickens describes as iooking ner.,stent-
ly, stexdfastiy, and externally at Moth
ing.
was once preaching Oh the beauties
of heaven. l portrayed them Ms tlo-
quently as l cculd, but was uncomfor'-
ably aware OF y cast iron m.n who at
in the front pew, with stone eyes fixed
full upon me. He was NOS moved BY
what | said. and finally looked full at
him and said: There are persons here
who, whi!eI talk of the glorles OF heav-
en-, have no more expression on ,he,r
faces than marble tombstone in Gre. n
wood in Winter snow-storm" |
thought that shot would fetch him, but
ne didn't move muscle. After service
one of the congregation SAID pastor.
did you see that MA IN The front pew ,.
"Yss." "Well, he is stone deaf ="
Did you ever have an eye fight Has
some pers'n looked at you persis,entlv.
catching your eye every time you looked
toward hlms Did you ever get annoved
and fix your eye on him, and struggle
and wrestle with him and finally throw
him | have many time. ! was o1ce
riding in the cars with beautiful
young lady who was IN nv charge
A man sitting near fixed his wicked.
greedy eyes on her, and she was greatly
annoyed. GIT 10 good range an0
fought that mans eyes all the way from
Cleveland to Buffalo His ewes both
needed what no minister-what no good
Christian--could give him, ard if any
wicked man he'd come into that car and
given him pair Of black ewes I sho,ld
have thanked the Lord. The Fakir ri
Ava, whom many Of you remember. had
wonderful eyes. I have often tried t..
wrestle with his eyes, but it was impos-
slble to lock him steadily in the eve
lie would look at You squarely for a
moment and then, with slight glance
to enc side, would throw your eyes of.
'hlnk his eyes were magnetic. There
are eyes that have gone out in dissipa,
tion. You may see them all over the
city. In The back streets you may sec
cnlidien's eyes, out of which the light
or all youth has gone : old mems ewes
IN iltsle children. The maniac eye is
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