New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-20

INTERESTING NOTES FOR MEN AND WOMEN.

! INTERESTING NOTES FOR MEN AMI "N-ii'-
! Foreigners are never tired Of commenting on tie
/ extraordinary adaptablty Of the American i".'
This was one Of the most remarkable of the many
! remarkable things noticed by the loliaolo"'
Kendall on her recent tour here. II Was - ~" ,.a,%
/ source of perpetual surprise. Ladies were HIo"u'
to her Of the most exquisite refinement ana poN"'
well hammered well dressed. up In the hV''t "''
and artistic fadS. capable OF cntertalnlhS III W. -
attractive and elaborate fashion, oil "ion - .,or
said that their mother lauBdre'S anu '"'' y, -.
/ selves with those same lily hands winch ''
! clcverly manipulate the guita- suI"E'' WV
to carry around the clean linen 49,, o,o
This 10 Mrs Kendall and all other Eheilah PV'P't
| Is incOmprehensibc. over there the sayins ~ -
II takes three generations 10 make iauS Vi 80,
man The son Of the successful brewer or 'oip''' ;
given the best education money can GEL SHOWS ''0
trail of the serpent mp TO his DEATH bu' III, .
mixing from his youth in good society," "'a,s ''7
lady Of culture always. and generally OF ulie' sur
rounded from his babyhood with the luXuries anu ~
hncments Of wealth. becomes the first genuc''n :"
! the family and POUNDS race tIlat Improves WIZ"
every generation. .n,.,
Such changes are always accomplished mere WIFI
lightning speed And though good many s"''es'
fu ones are made in the Fast. the marvellous ID
founding miraculous evOlutons Of this sort take iS'c
In tho West. The way the western ugly uu'Ni'''-7
turn into swans is enough to astound t'ci' Wv"
parents Every new term Washington sees an MINK
ongegged gawly daughters. still in the hobDIcdehoS
stage Of plgtas and backcOmbs. In two years tine
| these ducklncs will have become the most lovely
swans with shining plumagc and movements luil "a
graceful ease who glide along the waters Oh so'cS
! b. the admiration Of all impocunlous male Europe
Tho further West you 60 the more pronounced docs
this facility for unlimited scfimprovcmant 20. 'AIl-
! f,rnia Is IFS home Meet a Californian and ne VIII
Immediately begin 10 tell you with parionabc prlde
Of the Lowry beginnings II women aN qiechP III"
/ self possessed As the daughters Of hundred ear>'
Til, one was born In wndOSlcSs cabin al MARY swim
that one ran barefoot through the street, OF virginia
| till She was ten years old. girl looking He a
Young duchess and dressed by Felix used - take her
father his lunch every day In tin dinner W Mario
burroughs the artrcss, they will tell you was Dorm
in a one .roomcd log house situated somewhere near
the main shaft Of the Con. Virginia
The Californian while explaining on these ad-
vantascs Of his native state took as an example a
| girl who he SAID lived on ranch somewhere III '"c
| santa Clara Valley.
at was an immense place. he said, hundred
Of acrc. and I'm the morning when y0u looked ONT Of
| the window you seemed 10 hc looking at "A sea Oh
| yellow grain ,prinkcd with the dark, round I'VE
oal- and at intcrmnablc miles Of fruit trees. Tie
house was nothing but barn. The father and mother
wcr two Irish people such a You can sec any dN
at castle Garden the man I'm a Hat derby hat. carry
INK a green bundle the end Of stick, the woman
with a handkerchief lnottcd round Ter head and "a
| biz. rd baby tucked under her arm. There were
eight or nine children about barefoot and half
clad and simply little savaec-. The eldest, a
| gil Of eleven. Wild an Indian. They had
dinner in the middle % the day. twelve sitting round
big table TO cloth, no glass, no silver no servant.
ON the middle II the table va, one huge steak and
~ this chunks were 1it ard handed round 10 the
/ children on plates an inch thick with potato and
/ q wedge Of bread.
IN the course II the next six years the land i'm
! c..l- sod. "A
slf millionaire. and began t. educate On" children.
ltc moved iut" town and built "A house. Last year
! Ut, down there and saw The eldest daughter. She
! VA, driving r0und iu sort II phactpu-a fine turn
| ont beautiful horse. beautiful carril,' and above
! all beautiful girl. She perfectly r.-eed and per
/ fcctly handsome. and every one Who knew her said
%" na- A. clever ), She was pretty. she played OF
| h1n dozen musical instruments. and had three or
four foreign princes at her feet. This the girl
that eight years before had running round
barefoot a ranch. eating chunks Of raw bccf,cak
and performing the Indian jusslcr feat with that
ease which bcspcakS long Practice
Tho dainty woman Of fashion. whose social position
prevent, her from using brush and broom. may gain
| tac charm, that come from proper muscular dc
yclopm"nt by walking. dancing fencing ana o5c,in.
tie rub" Of phy steal culture The hrNiug process o.
| ply steal culture give, ease and nnIhilty 90 every
| movement. For instance, You wish 10 render the
hand Gcyiulc. First withdraw the will.powcr from.
| b. and lct 10 hang dead weight from tine wrist
! by q yibratory movement OF the forearm. the hand
is moved. verbally Hoped n the air until il J., 20,
! limp an old glove. There arr exercise, roy,rru,
the action Of the whole body, tn" arm. waist.
| pine, hips. Lncc,, ankle, and toe. ever,
the movement Of the cycd. These move.
mont, prtcti,cd until an the mu-,l -
| are plant ana the Wcltaincd body can tlrn. bend.
WALL. stand and Sit. easily, untlrngy and grace fully.
These exercise, bring health. and health perpetual
youth. Not only tho lady Of leisure who wishes To
be graceful should practise physical exercises. but
| clerks typcwritcrs. teachers, pupil, and all no
stand or Sit az dc-k, an day and have ,rdcntary
employment People get round shoulder by allowing
the chest T., SIM, IN. when it should De lifted forward
and prominent. and they bend forward from tie waist
! when they should do 80 from the hips.
Those who cannot take exercise get some Of IT,
beneficial results by bathing and using coarse bath
towel with vigorous power when drying Themselves.
| \ gray haired woman sixty years old. whose mind
| is alert. responsive and quick. whose movements
| have the vitality youth. and whose arr clear
and luminous. asked How do Won keep young 10y
FNcrr,c a cold ,pencc bath every mo-uioc and a now
language every years. that I, my recipe. she au-
| ,wcr,d with ,pughty brcyiy. Ny grandfather said.
To keep your cultlc, IN their pcSnc vgor, learn a
language every ten years and I'VE don" IL. ain
| earning volapul now. and know Latin. Greek.
! French German. spanish and-bu you will find out
| how old am aud music and women should never be
dated" said the gracious woman, who growing old
! 50 gracefully and beautifully that she made old age
| more charming than the beauty Of youth
II IS not nccc- AIRY TO study language to keep the
ficultic, bright and alert. cultivated woman VINO
tachc, and studc, literature i sixty year, old and
look, but forty and Of i the pride 0f her cl
dlcn and the JOY Of her young friends The study "f
| hug, botany, physiology and art viii keep the NINA
! wide awake 40 people grow old 50 quickly ~ those
! who lead "A tranquil mOnoonou, NE. The running
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fresh charm that lasts through many changes of tm'
and scenes. the placid pool staguaca and loses 7
| crystal beauty through nacton.
\, a beauty destroyer WOIT>in should BE- aNoldrd
as much ~ lcprosy II impairS digestion, breeds
dy,pcp,ia burrows ugly marks the bro" and 'ar'c'
a frrttcd dlsagrecaic expression around the MOUTH
and doe, nothing but harm. Every time one worries
| he cxpcnds 50 much strength and force when con
ccntratcd In the right direction in hopeful WAY W"nd
hay. becn a source Of health and strength - him. \
great Paris ply stefan says that he noc> distinct me-"
| form Of nervous disease prevalent among American
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