Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-04-25

20 ,nhanes ihsif fsfsausi asra0ionsl Corniori
10 pcrei of moncn oousuhcd ~ these mauyu
20 b~aBiv !, 10 unhcsas'ngy facrhcod o. the
altar # tandy DO no Two ihifds Of The 81
sr,ilnrIV cn3afc = co'nprcssion q the wars and
upfsf yaf q ihc BODY which causc, the breath
60 b, painfally and Casrmgiy imp lied from tho
oryfri.t6 longs 'hacki.nc every movement whirh
might oherwi~ bsve bro grs,tss.1 AID Whils
DONG this 30 they h1 persuade themselves that
they sYpencnce no iBcoSvonicucc-' DO they
no 1ilifnely sua,r crSmplng md cuuailng Of
tie fe,s and ~ Attendant ov,is, 70 which TIC ron
torture shoe anccuily usel ~ the uqui,,or. beans
no Sigh, fr~fntlaresi 10 lhcy not, with pra,sr
worthy paiicnce, night after nigh, submit to the
ic5ioss infection Of ih, curling pinccr- compln
Gently enduring subdfy burn. and the tearing out
81 srsy hairs by lbe rooisl DO they noi--bui
wherefore rpumcraic2 Who will not admit tina,
onc IUcning wish IA the breast Of woman is to
possess beauty ! remember an instance Of i
French lady who under the mos trying and vex.
a,iogs circumstances invariably preserved her
o4ianinay, and especially the eomposnre Of Der
features
Her mow beautiful china vase nigh, be dashed
70 pieces by the earelcssness Of a servant or her
robe Torn al the very mor,cn, Of entering ball.
room, sail her features never relaxed ax,rTf irto
yyniie, and no sngrv crimson ever flushed her
cteek On qucsticrng her Ms TO her motive for
sometimes forl oarng 10 show proper degree OF
spirit. she replied eomposodiy DO YOU suppose
! intend 70 grow old as long rs ! caa help ~ Do
YOU not know he, repeated agitation OF the Tea
lurcs wrinkles the face1 Then the blood sont 10
ne clerks by passion spois the complexion -
S.oiinr creates BILE and makes the skin yellow
Nv vases may be all dashed to pieces and my
dresses ruined but | intend tina, my beauty shall
he 6.,a eoAserree' DOES not such heroic self
control prove tho strength Of this craving for eI-
terror loSelIncss2
IL, those who desire the charm Of beauty re-
member tina, every thing which conduces 20 health,
contributes to beauty. There can be no perfect
physical beauty wi,hou, health no ful,less sym
ctry OF form unless every organ has free action,
and every part Of the frame is unaffected 10 IN
natural oompresSions True Il, is that brigh, and
Joyous spirits, au elevated and feeling soul, may
create shor.lived lovelincss, which beauties
che person in dispi,e OF disease A gentle di.po-
si,ion and a loving hear, may ilumne the fen
lures, and impar a bodily attraction in the mIds,
oil bodily suffering But how soon does Ill health
fling shadow over the spirits and paralyze the
faculties Of the soul How quickly does it sour
the temper and rob the tender heart Of its suscep.
tbllhy to Affection
For female TO preserve a, once her health,
her freshness, and her loneliness, she must rise at
a scasonable hour, that sleep may produce refresh.
nent not dHggishaeS--Inake free use daily of
cold water over her whole person, that the pores
fihe skin may be KEEP, open TO perform their ne
cessary functions, and the system be fortified
against the changes OF tempcrature--foow the
abluton by friction with n coarse towel to create
hoalhfCl glow--permt the atmosphere to cir.
eusle freely Tor shor, time around her person
inhale the fresh morning air, that the darkened
blood continually received by the lungs may be
renovated, and thus obtain its ford hue-,ake
daily exercise Of the most agreeable nature, that
the mind may be pleased while every muscle of
the body is called into play, active circulation Civ
On to the blood, neodful perspration induced, etc
otc.-c1pose her complexion TO the stimulus OF the
sunlight, that the roseaie flush OF health may
overspread her cheeks-permit her form 10 ex-
pand and mature itself uncons,ramed by any tight
garment, which COMPRISES the prime pal organs
OF the body and impedcs the inscnsble perspira.
uon--nevcr indulge in tha, most unclcanly, bu,
too general practice Of wearing the same under
dress at night tina, has become saturated with the
impcrcep,ible exhalalions from the body, during
The day-omploy her time, that she may know
'he sweets OF conten,--cultvate her mind tina, she
may become acquainted with the numberles. fac
ul,les Of her own mysterious nature-partakc Of
unexci,ing amusement, which will afford relaxa-
ton and refrcshmont and seek TO acquire that un.
murmurlng and hopeful spirit, which places lis
hm trust in Providence, bows meekly 10 all its
DEGREES, and an6mits mrcpnngly to is chas
ins so shall woman possess not only health and
physical beauty bu, that spiritual loneliness which
Attainment Of the person and "bradng ofthe hair"
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