Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-09-24
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BEAUTIFUL WOMEN.


TAYLOR, recently visited the race-course
near Warsaw, Poland. In describing the
character and appearance of the assembled
horses and humans, he says;
"What more interested me than the
speed of the horses was the beauty OF the
Polish women of the better class. During
two years in Europe, have not seen SO great
n number Of handsome faces as saw In an
hour Yesterday. 1t would be difficult to
furnish a larger proportion from the ac-
knowledged loveliness of Philadelphia
Baltimore or Louisville | heard of an
American marrying Polish lady at Dres-
den the other day, and | must commend
his taste. These maids of Warsaw are
not only radiant blondee, whose eyes and
hair remind you Of corn flowers among
ripe grain. but also dark eyed beauties,
with faces of full Southern oval, lips
round and delicate as those Of an Amorette,
and pure golden transparencG OF com
plexion. The connoisseur of woman's
beauty can nowhere better compare these
two rival styles, nor have so great difh-
Guilty in deciding between them"
Now, it is perfectly natural for all wo-
men to be beautiful. If they are not so,
the fault lies in their birth or training or
in both. An organism which is perfectly
healthy in all its parts will be harmonious
ly developed, and, whether male or
female, it will be perfectly beautiful
Hence there can be no true beauty
no without health, and there can be
permanent health in the future man or
woman unless the child is properly cared
for. We would therefore respectfully re-
mind American mothers that, in Poland,
period of childhood is recognized.
There, girls do not jump from infancy to
young ladyhood. They are not sent from
the cradle directly to the parlor, to dress,
sit still, and look pretty. No. they are
treated as children should be. During
childhood which extends through period
of several years; they are plainly and
loosely dressed, and allowed to run, romp,
and play in the open air. They take IN
sunshine as does the flower They are
not loaded down, girded about, and op-
pressed every way with countless triIls
and superabundant founces, so as to be
admired for their much clothing, Nor are
they rendered delicate and dyspeptic by
continual stuling with candies and sweet
cakes, as are the majority of American
children, Plain, simple food, free and
various exercise, and abundant sunshine,
during the whole period of childhood, are
the secrets of beauty in after life.
Mother, would you raise up to woman
hood beautiful daughter? Then give
her plenty of sun in the days of her youth,
Sunshine, which thousands of American
females seem to fear worse than the "lake
of fire and birthstone, is the greatest
cosmetic in nature-indeed, the only one,
Beauty of the complexion is as much de-
pendent on its influence as are the tints of
the rose or the fragrance of the peach
If women would cultivate beauty of
person by preserving health, all other
gracos would be added They would soon
have their rights" for all power would
be in their hands. A man. in the normal
state, as naturally bows down to a truly
beautiful woman, as he adores his CEator
Probably no man living has gazed upon a
greater number of beautiful female faces
chan Bayard Taylor. But here familiarity
does not breed contempt He is as easily
charmed now by vision of female lowell
ness, SIS he was before one of the visions
charmed him into matrimoney He says ;
"At Granitza we were charmed by n
vision of perfect loyeliness, which shone
ON us from time to time from tho upper
window Of an adjoining mansion, 1t was
woman of twenty-five, of ripe and yet
tender beauty-featuros exquisitcly regular,
complexion like a blush rose, large, soft
eyes, rather violet than blue, and a rip
plng crown of magnificent hair, "brown
in the shadow and gold in the sun
confess to watching this beautiful creature
for half an hour, through the window
blinds,