Beauty In South Africa

The Eiiíílish cali Satan blftck, tno llottentots cali híin white, the Capo colonists, wheu Lord Grey was colonial secretar)', proposed "to split tno difference and cali him Grey.' Fne K-ifiirs thcmselves, though not generally black, admire the complexión; there lias beeu a man ainong them_ so fair that no givl would niarry him. Uno oí' tiio tilles oí' tho Zulú king i, 'Yon that are black." To be black, thcn. is to pos8esa a physícal viruie. y UU more important is it to bocorpuleut. Fatness is a sign of good feeding and good breoding, and, tlierefore. ot high social positioa; besides, asaKatñv said to Mr. Hhooter, in the event ot a fainine, fat person might surrive till the noxt season, while a lean one would surcly die. A very obesa noble was once coudeinncd. in Zulu, to be hurled froin a precipice; being V'MÍded by nal ure. he broke 10 boues- - whei-eaa, had he been slim, hi wuolo anatomy must, have beeu dislocatcu. rTruvcls in AÍYka.