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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1893.

clples, involving the study of muscular me chanism and the laws of beauty.

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method whereby the chest capacity can be decidedly improved. Waldenberg, to whom wO owe this system of chestventilation, platen that in this way from fifty to two hundred and fifty cubic inches more vir can re inhaled than during exdinary bie-thing-Thomas T. Maja in Century Magazine,

mrity of dance have not been properly taught. There is an immense amount of vulgarity in ballroomus ; for example, la the The common experience of the novice who manner of holi je partner. Each class decides to take dancing lessons is a feeling of her education has been has 's own way of doing it. A low-bred young shame that his or manill put one hard spread out between the neglected, which is shewa in profuse excuses should rs of his girl, and she will clutch him which, as a rule, take this form: A man wil round the neck Last year one style wasmach ay, "I have been away in foreign puis,"

vogur ; the man would work his arm round"1 was laid up in my youth;" and the young

DEAFNESS COMPLETELY CURED! Any his perteer so that one hand would be between lady will gig. le out, “I was not allowed to learn

person suffing from Deafaces, Noises in the ber shoulders, whilst the lady's lett band rested at school, as my mother did not approve of it.”

Head &c, may lesin of a new, simple treatment, | apon He bent arm

The couple, aim at facing In these times, however, parenta are much more which la proving very successial la completely each other, held their other bands together to the favourable to dancing as a physical recreati a, berght of the man's shoulder, and the man and disclog, it is said, is even to be heard of incuring cases of all kinds. Full particulars Including many unsolici ed estimonials and stalked shout the room pushing the young lady convents

newspaper press noilces, will be sent post free backwards as he went. Another ridiculous

on appl cation. The system is without doubt, fashion, which has met died out, is for the pair to

the most successful ever brought before the extend their arms fully, and with great rigidity,

public, Address, Aural Specialist, Albany so that any one who comes into contract with

Balldings, 39. Victoria Street, Westminster, Londen. S.W.

this pump-hardie arrangement gets a black eye,

"Well, then, what is the correct way to hold a partner pi

The lady sbrald be at a fair distance from the gentleman, In the 'best farm' there is no embracing. You lightly place one hand upon the Indy's waist, and her felt hand rests upon your shoulder, whlist you support her with your right hand. The lady places her right hand upon your left, but you must not hold it."

Is not there a great deal of affectation in dancing 7"

"It is our work to see where grace begins and affectation ends Every movement should be natural. An Englishman is not possessed of natural movement such as you will find in the Frenchman. Ladis dance much easier, and they learn quicker than the average man. Pe baps it is because of thelf greater knowledge of music and better ear for time. Besides, dancing is almost the only athletic exercise 'permitted to them."

Is it not said that five hours of constant turning is calculated to make anyoce billous ?" "I think it is the lobster mayonnaise which is more responsible for that, I have never been able to see where the enjoyment can be in a quick waliz after a rich supper, Iaughed the Professor. "But," he added, "the reverse was introduced to obviate giddlness, and to overcome the tendency to one-sidedness. In a vOTY crowded form the seversing operation tends to obsact. Perhaps for that reason, and perhaps partly because the middle classes have taken to it so kindly, the upper ten are discontinuing

It."

"What is the new value we are so constantly hearing about, Professor?"

"The old waltz was a very quick walls. The modern one has more of a gliding movement; i is more dig: ified; it is not that youthful rush which It used to he. t can be danced by more elderly people. The walls this year is in the same time sligt."

What Is there a new walix every year?" Tee Pr. ferror smiled mysteriously and mur mured something about trick of the trade" but explained that when he said the modern waltz was slower he was comparing it with the quick wait of to years ago. Nowadays alx steps are made in trad ef three.

A defirilon of the waltz as danced 40 yentu a gay dance lo triple time, *ago described it as

and executed by the two persons, who, almost embracing, rapidly turn and on an axle of their own while moving qui:kly in a chicle, whose ra-tus a firm soft, to taft, according to the

size of the room,"

"Have you, Profesor, formed an estimate as to the distance danced by an indefatigable walzer, who does not sit out one of the 18 waltes on the programme?"

is eritelym iter of calculation. Take our from of soft, in length you wreld go sound 112 dies in the to mirsies waliz laste- It is in deux temps it wou'd be much quicker. Each po nakes exaps to one revolusion." "So that your ball-room would give a circult, any, of rot, or 50 yards, and 12 times round it would mean in a straight Il e 600 yards; and if you crunt ore lain to every yard you pregress, and recolle that the circumference if a circle is avr thee times its diameter, you bring your toral distance for one wal z, without rears, to about a mile; so that 18 walze wo id be the quivalent of 18 miles vigerous pedestriani-m Now, Professor, what da veu say, from 7. ur expirience, should be the lin it to an ange young lady's dancing exercise ?

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"Tw hours' com inuous dancing, one walls following the other, as in the programme would he most jarious, Hall the cares of hysteria emanate from over excitement produced by too much d nein. The girl who leaves no blanks In her pe gimme endangers her health con ald rably Ay g woman is polled round the zoom by an athlete, a man of greater physical strength and weight than herself, and yet the Is expected tundergo teasme amount effailgue." get a young lady to go out two nights la

auccession ?"

"Certainly not."

"Ought extra' dances to be allowed " "They tend enormously to confuse matters.

"Dancing," says the Professor, "is becoming more general among all classes. The gentlemen are showing a keener desire to learn. Two years ago there was a great difficulty lo getting men to dance. We have often had to supply dancing men to people giving balle-perhaps a couple, sometimes eight or ten."

"Are there, then, dancing men to be bired out out for the evening

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"Not exactly hired out. They may be our papils-gentlemanly fellows, who accept the Invitations. People are so lexy-now that, they entrust everything to us. They send us their address book, tell us they want to have 100 guests, sale for a menu, and we estimate the cost. Then we address the lavitalons, send them out, and re'feve the people of all trouble, even, so I bave said, to finding them men to dance, which is not pleasant."

And then the Professor concluded the interview with a story with the mors), "Love is blind." devoted husband There was once, sa'd be, "a and wife. The husband ballered that the wif- could dance divinely, and he came to be taught how to waltz, that he might enjoy the pleasure of the dance with her. Tog wife alac came to practice, I asked my assistant the question, Con the lady dance? and the replied "Net à bit!”.

BREATHING MOVEMENTS AS A CURE.

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Breathing being such a common, and appar. ently such a normal, process, it seems 'Tange that it should have any share in the production. of disease, and that any one, should advise people how to perform this function properly, yet there is sufficient proof to show that imper fect breathing or lack of knowledge how faily to expand the chest and lungs is a most fruftici source of disease.

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19th, 1.84 m. ammeter steady. Gradients rather step for north-east winda, Sex moderate Weather fine. A light shock of earthquake was falt ut Halinao at 11.43 1.5%, yesterday, E-Marunader seduced'la level of 16-4 ma in inches, soothe and hundredths --Temperstar to the shade in degrees, FAM penbelt, 3-Humidity in peronatage of saturation, the handley of ste separaad with pantura belag 100 4-kirection of the wind to two points -Force of the wind according to Beaufort scala. Staka of the wantha, à Sice skry, z Detached tionda, of Drissiltg ras, / #og, g.fipomy, á Hall, I Lightning, #Uvucrat, # Pallug inomas, squally, e xala, a 'boow, i Thunder, Vitllley, Dew awi). pombala la ipchés, swothe and hundr

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HONGKONG temperaTURE.

The lungs are conical in form, and are inclosed in a beehive-shaped cavily called the chest. At the summit of the chest the langs are inclosed to a long casement (the ribs), which is more or less rigid, while at the base they are free and unrestricted in their movements. R must not be overlooked, however, that the bony wall of the chest is suficiently gilding to adapt itself to almost any size of the lungs, no matter whether large or small. is well shown in the chests of those who, like singers ar gymnasts, expand their lungs by systematic training, or in those whose lungi are augmented by breathing, the attenuated atmosphere of elevated regions. On the other band, disuse of parts of the lungs results in fiat neur of the chest, while disease of thear organs is liable to be followed by a more pronounced Hongkong Observatory, 17th November, 1893. depression and deformity of the chest walls. The rangement of the a-tubes also plays an important part in the production of disease of the lungs. These are divided in such a way si to conduct the air principally downward toward the base of the lungs, and therefore the lower part of the chest is filled first with air, and the upper part last, or not at all, except Ing during a full inspiration. This partial Alfing of the lurgs is niso dae to ar other canse, We possess one-fourth more breathing space in our lungs than actually needed to carry on This facilitates our the processes of life. adaptation to conditions of varied atmospherte pressure, and meets such exigencies as impair- ment of a portion of the lungs, but under ordinary co ditions, near the sea-level, this lavish supply of lung-surface becomes a source of great danger. The least readily : fluted pari of the langs, the aper, has no exercise; and consequently becomes wesker. The savage has a larger lang-surface than civilized man, and is comparatively free from pulmonary affctions but as soon as be is confined to reservat na, his idle lile renders him Hable to this case.

Nolwhibatanding the greater flexibility of the lower part of the lungs it, is a well-kɛown fact that the breathings movements of the civilized female differ markedly from those of the male, She breathes chiefly with the upper, and be with the lower part of the lungs. The former is called the costal, the latter the abdominal type of breathing. By some anhoit·len the prevalence of the cratal type among women was attributed tight lacing, while others gard it as distinctive simply of the female structure. I found, kowever, by obrvation of the respiratory movements of 81 Indian and mixed-breed girls at the Lincoln That seventy-fire showed a decidedly while the six who showed a divergence from the type were either half three-fourth white.

In a properly regulated bill-roam 'exters' would Instiinilon, Pilladell type of breathing.

not be pernitted,

Way

Then the Professer fell to chatting about the in which "square" dances had fallen into decadence, and how, too, the schottische had lost its popularity, The Minust de is Cour w's not much danced he said, except on sp cisl occasions ; but the gauoste which is similar but liveller, had sometimes to be arranged,

"The demand for the pas de quatre, or barn dance, is greatly on the increase," added the professor "but the pas de quatre of the ball room is not to be confounded with the dance associated with the Galey Theatre. The ball zoom pas de quatre has reference to the number of steps; the stage dance of the same name to the number of dancers,”

A young lady, proficient in both dances, oblig. ingly tripped them to demonstrate the difference, Both were charming. The ballroom par de quatre, which is for two persons, and not for a soloist, reminded one somewhat of the schottische step with a waitz movement introduced some where: and the tuge pas de quatre had that peculiar kick which every Londoner now sees the street children illustrating at corners where

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think then, it is obvious, that, so fit an the Indian ti concerned, the abdominal is the original type of respiration in both male and female, and that the costal type of the civilized woman has been developed by abdominal constrictico. Now this soggett the very Interesting faqairy whether civilised woman with the costal tppa of breathing, that is with the apes of her lungs in contant excrcite toas liable to pulmonary disease as civilized man whose lungs are for the most part inactive In their upper portion or imefietly exercised. It is popu latly supposed that females are most liable to con sumption; bot from a large mass of statistics per- tafting to all the chief chies of Europe and I found that, with very few exceptions, America the male is far more able to this disease than the female sex. Now the question arises: Does the expansion of the sper of the chest which in brought about through the influence of drees Incidentally protect the female against the

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"The cars for fancy dancing," observes the Professor, is growing very marked. The in- troduction of accordion pleats and the example of Miss Letty Lind set indies skirt-dancing for she entertainment of their friends. They are taking to the serpentine skirt-dancing," Do they make anything of it ? "They дете? be good at it. Young ladies who fritale staes dancers forget that the latter have been dancing for years under proficient teachers. If amateurs would only give more time to it the beauty and grace of their perform

as it is it is woefully auce would be. added to; as Impaired by their disregard to little things, They devote their calire attention to their legs, and leave their arms to tako caso of themselves," starity, but by it calling every part of the lung As the Professor talked, stage dancing into salve exercise to furnish the necessary master in another room was reduced to despair amount of oxygen. Much, top, may be achieved by the palat-blank declaration on the part of in this direction by artificial measures to promote young lady who was learning a skirt dance, the proper inflation of the chest, and arouse the whilst a friend was being inflated into an Irish activity of that portion of the lungs which Jigit le no que to tell me to do this or do nattirally tends to become idle. Many and that," cried the damsel, "fer I cant." The is various modes of exercise and Versommended, but, cident draw attention to a point which might as a rule, it may be said that the more simpla have been overlooked. In the methods of teach the method, the more effictive and practical wild log danding to-day all irksomeness must be be the resuite which few from it. eliminated. Pe pla expect to be Instructed without the trouble to learn the elementary movements, forgetting that dareing, which gives in connection with the prevention and treatment Ceglity and grace, is based upon malumíšila palić) në' palmonary, sonsumption," and is another

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day rene Married couple (occapfing une inom) per

week ........und engagin

5.co

31.00

95.00

Two Iren Safes, Copying Press, Writing Desks, PORTLAND

ZIO PAYNE'S ORIGINAL MAIL TRICK. | Book Cases, Latter Stand,

MARVELLOUS MANIFESTATIONS IN ·

THE CABINET,

AND A QUANTITY OF OTHER TRICKS, QUITE ORIGINAL..

Dress Circle and Stalls ...... Back Stalls

Be

Also, Two Cottage Planos, Two Cooking Stoves,

&C.,

A. E, SKEELS & Ça Hongkong, 16th November, 1893---

(1348

¡RANGOON OIL. WWE are offering for Sale a special line on

Boldiers and Salióra ta' Valform, Back Seats,

50 Cent

**FIRST CLASS LUBRICATING OIL Eight tickets for $13. Transferable.

consigned to us by a well-known Rangoon Firm. Plan can be seen and tickets cbtained from This Oil is the best and most suitable for Messts, KELLY & WALSH, Lielted,

Commencing at 9 o'clock. Doors open at 8.30 o'clock,

M. G. BARTON,

Business Manager.

Inbricating guns of every description, military rifies, heavy ordnance, and all kinds of machi

CEMENT.

;。---:-.,

MANUFACTURED BY

THE ONODA CEMENT COMPANY,

AND

THE NIKON CEMENT COMPANY.

•

For full particulare "apply 10°

VICTORIA HOTEL. Hanekme, 14 October., Rot

FUJ YA HOTEL, MIYANOSHITA, HAKONK

907

Four and a half hours from Yokohama, FIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIÓN, NATURAL HOT SPRINGS.

ner and metal goods. It is very generally used THE UNDERSIGNED are now prepared THE

in Jodie and Burmah by the loading villway and steamship comparias, 'factories and milis, and by the military authorities. .

W. ZIO PAYNE,

8. WATSON & CO., LIMITED, Proprietor.

"THE HONOTONG DISPENSAKÝ, Hongkong, 17th Novümber, 1893- -(1846 ||| Hongkang, Byth Quieber, 1892.

₤1164.

to Execute Orders at Moderate Prices.

THE MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHIA,

Sols Agents. Hanghong, 1ých September, 18gj.

ELE TRIC LIGHT IN ALL THE

BUILDING 5..

· TWO NEW ENGLISH BILLIARD TABLES.

EXCELLENT CUISINE,

8. N. YAMAGUCHL

·Proprištet.........