Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15

They are girls from the very first
never children. They have their little
" beSuXH At seven Years old, and carry
on miniature firtatious before they get
into algebra and long dresses. Pretty,
but pale fair and fragile. they are just
what you would imaEiuc might be fash
Toned out o. q diet Of late hours, ice
cream, poikas, and poisonous confcctions.
And then, just when they should be- ia
the perfect, peerless bloom Of maiden
hood, fresher than roses, there is q break
down Of health, and life and spirits
The family physician s consulted f; GYM
ua~ium-, udiu- schools, Saratoga, sui
phur spriUgs are recommended. As d
ali the medieines IL creation -houldbui.4
NO health on q foundation Of nothing
~ alll H
Now this is all Ur1ng-ralicaily and
intriusicaIlv wrong. in this lovely eli
mate OF oGTz. with brscinga air, clear sky
and health inspiring breeze, there l. "a
earthly reason why our urls should not
be InofeN - strength aud health 10 the
whole world. TIE only thing j. % avoid
that false start la life that i given 5y
weak minded mothers and fashionable
friends. Never mimi their "cOmrleN-
ions" Send theA out b play il the
sunshine and wind with dresses cut e.
they can draw a long breath ouce IN q
while. and shoe that are dew proof aud
water proof. Never repruach them for
too much life and miTthfuiue iet them
rOmp 20 their hearts content Blessed
be the mcderuStEie OF open air exercise
for our Young ladies. Il j. fashionable
10 ride on horseback now. Long walks
I'm thick calfskiu shoes are the >tyle.'
Nor Is &c considered At all derovatory 10
T0w q pair OF ozrS or manage revolver.
This Is Just 81 il Should b.. There is
nothing ike heavens sunshine and
heaven free winds for bringing back the
lost roses 10 a girls cheek. The fashion,
able game Of crogUet, now being iuaugu-
med ouew-ry lavl where there Is room
70 piaLr the arches vii. DE a DANCE
r0us thing Tor the doctors. Il hiss been a
popular amusement IN England for some
time, and We &Teverv glad 10 see IL Oh
tanning ground zmCug the u-ale-CLeesed
bellies Of New York and Philadelphia.
An hour or two in the open air every AZ
TeTnoon vii 20 far Llw.trd nputraliEmg
midnight s0iree, endless piano prarIc-
iug=, and iutsierubie tight laring.
ieraap= this transient beaucy Of our
American ladies is one Of the causes Of
those early marriages that turn bright
girls iut0 prematUJely old y0UuEmatrons
LA.l ~--a- a-aa I-AtANf-A NE1A- fA# AilE
from their l0t. II q Zirl does nos marry
AT eighteen her chance is gone; ar
tweltv-t0ur she has lost the fresh bloom
Of youth. and begins 10 rank among the
sold maids" Iu-re is s0msJhiug
wrong here. We know of no reason whv
q girl 81 tVeutv-eight should not be IN
The prime and fIlluess OF uer wom4n-
hOod. IN Eur0pe, thirty years is not
cons dered too advanced an age for
a candidate Tor matEimenaI honors.
II & a fa1se and artificial sys-
tenn that produces these effects. Moth
ing bat q hot-hoI-e flower would waher
before it lad reached it. prime. Girls,
don't allow this STIGMA 90 rest i1nger on
Your nationality. 60 % bed at a reason
able hour; rise early in the morning eat
something besides colored smear and red
not spic--. Spend a. least 0ne-third Of
y0uF time in the open air, gardening,
playing lr9queIs walking for exercise,
and y8g viii not fGi Il necessary 10
marry cur Or the school room iu order t.
avoid Inc lsJe II UIl-U ddeub0odt The
remedy Tor hsalaehe, dispepsis and pale
cheeks Is iu ylaT oWu hands, and most
earnestly Do we counsel you 10 Use it,
E8~rsnc'lgicui JoH,Hgi.