The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-04-14


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"cumplcsions" Send tim oui N
play IN the sunshine and wind with
dresses cut 40 ihcy can draw 4 long
breath mtc IN q while, and shoes
that are dpw plulf and Waicr proof
Never rcpmlch them for ino much
Nc and mirlhfilncis, lct them mmp
10 their hearts content blessed b,
the modern style Of open air exercise
for our Young ladies, II u fashion,
able TO rdo on horseback now.
Long walks IN thick calGkin shoe.
arc the "stylc.' Nor Is Il considered
NJ all dcrogatory 10 row q pair OF
oars or manage revolver
This Is just rs il should be. There
il nothing like heavens sunshine and
heavens free winds for bringing
back the lost roses to q girls check,
The fashionable gamc of croquct, now
being inauguratcd ON every lawn
where there Is room to plant the
"archcs," will be a dangerous thing
for the doctors. II has been n pop
ular amusement in England for
some time, and We are glad to see Il
obtaining ground among the pale
checked bellies of Now York aud
Philadelphia. An hour or two In
the open air every afternoon will o.
far toward neutralizlng midnight
soirccs, endless piano pacticings, and
intolcrnblc tight lacing.
Perhaps this transient beauty oI
our American ladies is one Of the
causes of those early marriages thai
turn bright girls into prematurcly
old young matrons, aud Glide The
plcasantest years Of life from thcii
lot. If a girl does not marry al
eighteen her chance is gone; at twcn.
ty-four she has lost the fresh bloom
Of youth, and begins 70 rank among
the cold maids" There is some.
thing wrong here. We know Of ne
reason why u girl at twcnty-cighI
should not be in tho prime and full.
ness of her womanhood. In Europe
thirty years is not considered too ad,
vnnced an age for q candidate fo
matrimonial honors. II Is n falls
and artificial system that produce
these effects. Nothing but hot
house flower would withcr before
reached It's prime. Girls, don't ALLOW
this stigma to reat longer on YOU
nationality. Go TO bed At a reason
able hour rise early in the morn
ing; cat something besides colorc'
sugar and rcd-hot spices. Spend a
least onc-third Of your time in th
open air, gardening, playing croquc.
walking for exercise, and You vii
not find il necessary to marry out q
the school room IN order 10 avoi'
the fate Of old-maidcnhood | Th
remedy for headaches, dyspepsia am
pale checks is In your own hand
aud most earnestly do we counsel 70
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