New-York tribune., 1897-07-18

bitrary matter throughout the length and breaoth
Of the land OF course. It is compulsory mere anu
In some other States but 1t should De d -Na.o"i.
question. Up to the Of fifteen the chiia shou'o
be controlled, educational,y. by the Government
and II the parents are able higher college tram
Ing should always follow. At fifteen child shouio
be allowed to choose his religious faith. AS
time goes on l think creeds will become less and
less pronounced: broad, and ceaseiess char''y
makes a beautiful religion religdof' ex,st,ng evils?
by treating their causes We 6eleEs leink IN at the
Ing Fa6sep o pr6eress 5ean and reor
What about relatives intermaTrylhs :arr,,rg,inq
of booa not os never needed is s
safe experiment New s.ees one duality by the
introducion of another Idiots crpples ana huhcm i
backs the fruits OF masr'ssn hs cesmpemen rather
than his counterpart. Tennyson IN IA ne women He
eSaEG SaSG becpome more OF Of Both
can do that without unsexing themse contrast.
'Is there anything in the theory 'na' 'o"''"9'-
and extremes attract each other!
TT WOULD PREVENT DIVORCES.
"rr = modified way the theory Is good. For In
stance a tail man should marry woman not
quite so tall; q tall woman should marry shaner
man This will equalize the physical size oi 'e',
children Antipathetic natures should never "e.
each other Divorces would not be so common II
"What about the French theorst who says d ina.
congenality Of tastes and natures Is .uss .he 800
That is not true congenality OF tastes ,d i
found IN 3hose eftsf who IN are FER Russian
may pd II snd pSTpo
haimHsiGbllo bat i5e blood S"H Is eDkd entrey dYerent
and vigorous 0n 'NS
in the one would overcome the weakness IN oS the
ShSr Sns and ona inst hsay fha Or Would take two
three generations to eradicate 'ha' weakness e"-
".sE would be pretty hard on the two or three
intervening eeneratons S would rn 1t nS sSonrS have
no. reaa totnk ot K 'fas see NO need Tor ag win
weakness and Leave Sm chd anS MS is eed
I Of itowhich is hardly possible
/ ABOUT BATHS AND FOOD.
"What are your views on bathing and diet and
| ventilationT
"I think baths should be adapted to the In
| dividual constitution. A cold plunge bath In the
! morning may be just the thing Tor some systems.
hut IL would undermine others. One should exper-
ment on the advice Of a physician until the proper
kind OF bath Is found As for fdod. that, too. must
| be adapted largely TO the persons needs. VI
| course, pastry Is not good for any one Many ar
tices OF so-called food are not suitable Tor real
| nutrition Fruits In season are always good Lean
meats cooked rare. are necessary: Grease should
| he avoided Fresh air IL absolutely necessary for
SssSs Ssay st4onsy % calls
| thenics or mere ornamental moyements-but sys-
@, apns na Se S
aWhat about training the body through the
mind?' a., - . ...
| for every movement he takes II a movement for
| STRENGTHENING the back, tell him how II strength.
| ems il Let the mind fully know and understand
| the needs OF the body and then give the body
| mental physical training ~
"Do YOU approve OF dress refoYnT
yea In a modified way. | am not an extremist
| In ANYTHING | think the Greek robe the most
comfortable and graceful gown woman can wear
| do not believe In stays -, ,. !.
| Of the new marriage theory delivered herself OF
her tenets and beliefs In a perfectly plain unas,
| spread and flourish remains 10 be seen Surely
they are founded on rational basis that coulJ
| hut result IN an Improvement OF future genera
tions should the world become converted to them.