The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1884-05-15

back, occupies herself with music,
literature, and politics.
THE SPANISH.
A perfect creole. A child OF nature
The sun which makes the orange trees
blossom has developed her sensibilities
before her mind was formed. There
has been no time to breathe to her q
word of love, yet her eyes speak it al
ready. She dances, sleeps, and fans
herself. Eats little, n cup OF chocolate
aud cake smelling OF roses suffice for
her breakfast. She sups on a serenade.
She wears short dresses, pretty stock
ings and slippers or shoes without
heels; passes her days in looking out OF
the window when the balcony fails or
is forbidden her; is very ignorant,
never reads, and much less writes. De-
sires to be married, not from calcula-
ton or ambition, but simply because a
natural instinct makes her understand,
rope, that husband is an indspens-
able thing.
THE GERMAN.
Romantic and sensual. With her,
love enters first into the brain, then
decends to the heart. A pale blonde;
she has the beauty of youth with a
spice of the wicked one about it, and
acts in a manner that ought to please
him. Her eyes look very modest, be-
cause she hides them under the lowered
lashes. Loves men in general and al
ways one in particular.
A rigid Lutheran, she is very severe
on the sins of others, but settles her
own directly with heaven. She re-
ceives cordially, in the morning. friends
of whom she has spoken i'll the night
before. Has an air of being scandalized
at this or that; it is a defense against
others severe Judgment OF her. Loves
study and music, and occupies herself
with pleasure in the details of house
keeping Whatever her origin, she is
above all born housewife She has
n beautiful face and form, which, how.
ever, quickly deteriorate.
THE ITALIAN.
Hate in her heart; love in her eyes.
The pride of great lady, with a sordid
nature. Loves money and pleasure,
Unsubmissive, idle, passionate. Ambi-
tious, yet servile if her interests require
it. She has an attractive person, and
knows how to dress herself in mate,
rial which, perhaps, is hardly cut out.
Grapes or wraps herself in a scarf, az.
ranges her hair with pin, and adorns
herself with pearl. Her voice, dis;
cordant when she speaks, becomes har-
monious when she sings. She almost
always marries an Italian, and does not
seek strangers till aft er marriage. Cred
ulous and superstitious, she believes il
omens and bad signs, fearing the evil
eye, two knives crossed, and the point
OF a straw.
THE RUSSIAN.
She is beautiful, intelligent, and in.
different to the opinion of the world.
Promises herself many admirers. Goes
to the watering places, and is reign
ing belle. She plays for high stakes,
and gets angry when she loses. Wears
Paris costumes in way that makes
them doubly charming, Her hair grows
in luxurious waves. She has q nature
which casts aside all wells, is fascinat
ing and good-natured. Talks better
than French woman; in everything
she is audacious. The habit of abso
lutte command leaves it's impress on her
She has never said to servant
please give me this or that" bat at l:
years of age will order her nurse to be
beaten if vexed with her. Loves dogs
tru.iles, and champagne. Eats like 6
man. Has luxurious room carpeteG
with rugs.-PdriS Figaro