The Jersey City news., 1899-11-14

n. fnrs,ar xvaars tlaes hxyd who was being
+,ss,aa. ,f,s,- 80 ,so,lfe society had her feet
s,,os =, rsezan stocks to teach her how
g s,'Ss,fs, stsna = xshi,a wooden blackboard
ss..s~ss ss. aarass sar shoulders compelled
- ,,ar.ss,e erect. says the ''De-
W - aoru ,a,tv was the plac-
sisl'e. v,,assar ~ the back of
ing 81 = nus - : =. .s,vy her head cor
her nech ~ ef4s or the
feceis. ms i,srT chin nut OF,
pasteooaiu go No. ,5av~ children
Tor the saHs as.,.,1 .,,,,ast a.
are seill - =, ,ts +s,at thav NAV
soon a. 'hsy "a. !, Ssrs ~,s,,a . roam
learn 70 ehlei atas ii ,.s..s s,,,s hars
with ease a'i1 ss.as a,..x,a ana thus
Win Jusl we - - ass that
never 1sia sial'es 81
leads g a~A We Z j. t,,as. yrat-
me droupis - ~ - q, = can
" httie srsces ahe 800 ,s,,,s
eiaiis n = ~ -. q, ,,,cp,an Ia
and that ~ 20 = n,sl' Y "sr ss.s,ars =
alone, Or "leh the l''''i- i1s,s' ). ~ o,,ofr
the lamlty' nc =, = L.. ,,r..,, tha
spraWie on me ioanss, s..a.,f ,,rs,..
feet poised ansrscsl uaas 'se .l,,,,s-
ticing ol sr&cerui ps-snss1,s = solI ,n.a
mehts' hese. 80 l' r'--s 49,. III, u 4,,ne
careless. awkward hapltss "Ait. - 1880
make grace almost second nature OF a.
least so familiar as to cause one % as
sumo a pleasing position every ume ~
p,rlsi ,as,s ss,ss rsth e. every d,ov and girl.
= - :, 8, sh.,,Ia be taugf,t
s's.s a.sa.aht r q ia most natural
~ ssa.se -, - a,,o tas not de-
sh,''s -. 80 s ,-s,,,.. g,,o, 8 hear
quired lazy, slpshod habits. sucn as pessa-
ing the weight more heavily on one 1901
than on the other stopping from ene
shoulders. and the IKE. : Nofth Aans.,-
can Indian or savage lroM eng =
Sea Islands stands better man tue ns
jority Of our cultivated men ana "onen-
One can tell miiltaFy man a,ia'os -
instant one sees hiu1 peeause ns sea.us
erect and straight as aA arrow any I. :
this tact that makes nini hasss . s'sae @-.s.
attractiveness tnat cause ms opsel :.
not to pc conteht "aeh oiie s'saioe - ---D
direction
The shoulders snoplo I pe pstlecsis 10
when sfandsng. me chsst siou10
thrown out, put no. so lnucn a. ~
the appearances o. piseolnfof',-s a, : s's 81
domen should De heia " ana tne soas
below the hips Pc thrown wen % .ne oaeA.
The knees should pc SUE rather than mp
and wabDly, ana tue rignt -ioes 81. .ns.s
advanced from tne ieIt, sne toes ~ oo.-.
being turned out. Practice stanoins -
this manner every time you nave ans
need OF standing az al, anu aitef sho.
time 1T will be found uncemforta6ie 70
stand in any other way.
An. old fashioned receipt for giving
graceful poise to the head was to carry
a small bucket Of water on the head
and walk about with: 1t in this position
without torching the hands to IT. This
is excellent, but as frequent douehings are
apt to occur during the frst practie-
inR. it is as well TO substitute for the
bucket OF water q book or other heavy
article. The weight Will be needed only
AZ irst for after a little one can hold the
head with grace by simply ina ginning that
the heavy article Is In position
IF me ID inclined to turn the toes In
tbe boot Heess should lie heightened on
the inside. This win throw out the foot,
ana also VIII be found to develop the in
stsr, No s,uaaran stand either gracefully
&, sfaaas1xr sxpf1ose boots hurt him, and in
+bass .aavssa 81 sensible foot covering it is
rtss,,,,o,,s a. mako the feet painful mere
!, -. rr.Ea tber,. Iook smaller. Too loose
- ant "a seve1on corns
s.s s..sSs 1,s,.sss tbs yasta al too tight