Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-07-13

sculpture, the muscles must be In excess to
take command OF the bones; hence nearly
all artists are 1.-THE and elastic like muscle
itself. Size OF muscle is not the only indl-
cation OF power, for racehorses are trained
with a view of making them more dense and
firm to improve their quality. Magnetism
Is orce belonging exclusively to the mus
cular system. Many highly emotional, re-
ligious persons have fine quality of
muscle, but it does not follow they are
moral also. Emotion in excess is opposed
to morality.
HOW TO ENLARGE THE EYES.
Is there not hint in the foregoing for
those who desire tn enlarge the eyes7 Gull
tivution OF the muscular system by activity,
by steady exercise, combined with artistic
training, will seldom fail to waken the
sleepy, Insignificant eve, open 1t, endue its
gaze with fire and teach IL play of express
sion. The working eye Is largej that OF the
dreamer, the Indifferent, Is small and
sunken, As physical functions have
evolved Intelligence has increased. A
creature with wings IL more Intelligent than
ajellyfsh.
Those who have large and strong beny
system are more firm, befsevefiBE and honest
than those with smaller and weaker ones.
The more faid lime dissolved Ia the blegd,
which goes 10 make up the more solid part
OF The organs, such ~ the heart, lungs, kid
Heys, etc., the more integrity and strength
these organs possess, Fat IN excess 10 not
honest, whether wa fad II In man ef beast,
II 10 negative and lacks resistance, Muscle
n excess Is ehaBgeabe and shi ting, while
bone is suited t0 mechanical and scientific
pursuits which call for physical control ana
Q good, true eye, In every age and country
the most reliable, honest and upright men
are as u class It's mechanics,
Scientists, too, must POSSESS o good share
Of integrity OF bone, Washington, Andrew
jackson, Lincoln, Luther, Newton, Hum
boldt, Cuyier, Darwin, David Livingstone,
Lebig, oil had large, bony development
now USEFUL MEN ARE BUILT.
Tho greatest and most useful men and
women have been those with the bone and
brain systems dominant. Tall, lean, square,
bony people are noted for their usefulness,
unselashness. Integrity and generally for
mechanical ability. The large develop
ment Of bone shows that the fluid eireula-
ton has done lts primary work In q
thorough manner. Excess Of bone makes
one liable 10 chronic rheumntism, enlarge
ment Of the Joints and granu ar degenera-
tlon. The remedy for excessive develop
ment of bone is to drink water purified
from all traces Of lime, remain In the shade
as much as possible, to study more, eat less
larlnaceous food and adopt the diet OF the
carniverous animals, whose bones are
smaller than those of the grain eaters.
The vegetative system is the pulpy, feshy
sort-indoleut, selfish. Men oil talent ten
have large degree OF the vegetative system,
but inherit with IL large brain and good
bones and muscles. o. this class were Hume
and Gibbon, the historians. Dumas and
Tahn T.. l.
present representative of the combination.
By the great store OF vitality the vegetutive
system yields, such men are able to perform
immense mental labor. Those lacking in
the right proportion of this system suffer
from nervousness, sleeplessness, dyspepsia
and consumption.
TIE BUoYANT SYSTEM.
The thoracic system, with large chest
wide nostrils. lull throat and comparatively
small brain and abdomen, shows that the
aeration of the blood is performed on a large
scale, inducing buoyancy of spirits, quick
ness and clearness of apprehension, ambi-
ton, hope and progressive mentality.
Pioneers. orators and aggressive people in
thought and action, the world over, will be
found in this class. They make cheerful
and safe companions, are high-minded as a
rule, and ambitious of social prominence
and distinction. Thomas II. Benton was of
this type, and so is Chauncey Depew. Such
persons are apt to be too energetic, and con-
sumo the vital forces by undue use
The diseases which assail this system are
acute and infammatory, like pneumonia,
cerebral and pulmonary consumption and
rupture of the heart. Those who have
feeble development OF the thorax should
live in hilly regions. Naturalists tell US
that all the high flying birds have larger
lungs than those which remain in marshes
and fly low. All races Of man and animals
inhabiting mountainous regions have larger
thoracic systems than those on the plains.
Persons with small or weak lungs find it
advantageous to breathe the air OF the hills,
because it induces activity of the lungs and
heart, and this causes demand for more
blood. The appetite under this stimulus
calls for more ood, and the entire system is
invigorated by the improved quantity and
quality of the air; and as use increases ca
pacity, persons inheriting weak lungs have
been almost renewed by early change from
low TO higher attitudes. Pure water and
pure air are the first necessities OF lie, and
must be obtained II fine development of
the system is desired. SHIRLEY DARE.