The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-08-20


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whats Lady Thinks 81 Hairy Faces.
| A Disguised female up at Xenis, o., is ma
king terrific crusade against hairy faced
men. Hear her:
| What expression of kindness and mild hu
mainly can be observed in face covered
with hair from the nose down? Not any
AS well might poor rat look in the grizzly
muzzle Of Scotch terrier for mercy, when
about to be caught in his crushing Jaws, as
to look for an expression Of human kind
ness and sympathy in the face Of hirsute
man.
Who can appreciate the value Of a smile
| 1t lightens up the countenance with adorn-
| ing sweetness, indicates n kind heart, and
radlates kindness to tho hearts of others, en-
courages the responding, soothes the afflet-
ed, cheers the Borrowing, disarms wrath, and
kindles up genial sympathy and reciprocal
regard.
But smile cannot drop out from the face
of man "beardcd and moustached like the
pard." You suppose, from the agitation of
tall grass, that some animal was crawling
through it.. SO you may infer, from the
whlsking of the hair, that smile was bur-
rowing along there somewhere, out of sight.
The smile OF such a man cannot be distn-
guished from the grin Of ribbed nosed ba-
boon, which has burnt its mouth with hot
chestnut.
The lips are capable Of indicating varie-
ty Of passions and emotions. They can ex-
press kindness, good humor, sweetness of
disposition, sorrow, frmness, and decision of
character, or they may manifest scorn, con-
tempt, disdan, loathing anger, and threaten
like loaded reyolyers. The chief expression
of the best traits in Napoeon's nature were
achSp hsahh o a.
with so much sweet, winning, mute, pcrsua-
sive eloquence us to render bis look irresist-
ibe But when lip and chin are covered
with hair, you might well look for ex
preston in the hole of bank swallow in
the side Of gully, overhung with tuft Of
grass.
The passions and affections have their
poles IN the face, tirmness in the upper lip,
mrthfulness near the outher corners of the
mouth, and the affections in the edges of the
UPS, &C., hence the philosophy and delight of
kissing the more intense the passions, the
more soul.thrilling and enrapturing the kiss.
Behold the lovely women, with form shaped
by the hund of harmony, regular features
under clustering ringlets, bright eyes beam
ing with intelligence, wcll-arranged peary
teeth, q soft and delicate skin, mouth like
Cupid's bow, neck like ivory, breast like
alabaster, and the swelling undulations of
love like snow, her lips like two rose-buds
moist with morning dew. and her CHECKS,
"Where the live crimson through the native W hte.
Shooting Ger the face, difuses bloom,
And every naineless grace.
Radiant in beauty, she is surrounded by an
atmosphere of love, as a rose exhaes fra
GRANGE. just thEk Of one of these hairy
faced fellows attempting to kiss her-see
him pulling I'D his chevaux q. efrese of hria
ties to reveal his wild, beast looking, cavern
Gus mouth. BAIL it's abominnble-t
very idea is disgusting out
/ scat!
/ "uise us an ounce of ciyit, good apothccary, to
sweeten my imagination
Whom do moustaches and boards become?
Brigands, pirates, fllibusters, and especially
professional executioners. Jack Ketch. the
hangman, would efectually conceal all ex-
pressions OF human sympathy and compass
sion causing him to look as grim and un-
relenting as death, in whose service he Off
ciates.
TT- The New Albany Atlas says that the
rallying cry OF Henry A. Wise few years
ago was "the union Of the Wings for the
sake OF the Union;" and that now the war
cry OF the same gentlemen is nthe division
OF the Democracy Of the North for the sake
of the South"
cy~it 10 said Gov. Wise is about issuing q
book to be entitled "The Complete Political
Letter Writer."-[Ex.
more taking work would ba his own BIZ
ography, under the title Of "The Finished
Letter Writer.--[Al Jour.