The Evansville journal., 1868-12-04
BLONDES.


oh Jaynes, in Exit the Blonde"
discourses to the following effect:
The fair haired woman is lively,
joyous. quick witted, versatile, elo-
quent-noG in the language of the
lips, merely, but in the expression
and action-kind sympathetic and
warm -hearted. Her impulses are
sudden as well as strong. She often.
falls in love at first sight. She is not
bold and indelicate in the avowal
of her affection. but at the proper
moment says yes frankly, and
means it-but she may change her
mind-in other words there is, as
rule, a slight tendency to fickleness
in the blonde There is too little
iron in her blood. But when the
dark-haired and dark-eyed woman
loves-well, she loves, and with her
Love Is love forevermore.
Men admire the blonde, court her
society, bask with delight 10 her
smiles, drink in with esgerness the
music of her voice, are fascinated by
her beauty and her VIII, but they more
frequently seek In marriage the less
brilliant brunette.
1t has already been stated that the
increase of dark hair is greater in the
city than in the country. The in
crease of cities among US must, there
fore, give a still further impulse to
the n1eldROsis now going on. The
fair haired type requires for its full
development the fresh pure air of the
fields and forest. The atmosphere
and modes of life inseparable from
towns are unfavorable to the sangun-
Gus element of the constitution. The
bilious temperament thrives. More
iron finds its way into the blood and
to the hair, and less sulphur; though
just why or how this takes place, it
NAV not be so easy to determine.
The result of the physiological
change now going on here, unless
checked by the intervention of new
and unforeseen causes, will be the es-
tablishment on this continent of
homogeneous and peculiar people.
Physically, the coming man of this
New World will be characterized by a
well-developed osseous system; dense,
firm muscles: rather high cheek
bones prominent, but handsome fea-
lures; dark, strong, and abundant
hair; black, brown or hazel eyes; and
dark c0mplexiOn--a conformation
indicative OF great strength aud con-
stitutIon. endurance and capacity for
work. Mentally, he will be observing,
clear headed, energetic, persevering,
steadfast; quick to decide and ready
to act; self-rellant, polite, courteous !;
refined In manners, II not always deli
cate In perception; ambitious; fond
| of power; addicted to conquest; often
irritable, headstrOng, and domineer-
| ing; jealous of his honor; not par
tIcularly averse to strife; firm in
frien ship; faithful to his trust; con-
slant in love; and terrible in his en-
nifty. In verbal expression he will
be direct and emphatic, and his elo-
quence will be that Of earnestness and
| conviction; and In action, his blows
will be both rapid aud heavy.
The future American woman will
be a dark haired, dark eyed, little
limbed, agile, elegant, and command
ing brunette; only moderately plump
in person, and finely proportioned
aud vigorous. The face will incline
to the oval form, with features finely
cut and somewhat more prominent
than are seen in the European races
from which we are mainly descended
but neither angular nor coarse, anC
full of expression. La her Menta
character, she will be imaginative
impassioned, earnest, serious, truth.
full, sincere, proud, and high h-spirited
Ardent and devoted in love, unchang
ing in all her attachments, and with
clear perceptions of duty, she will be
a help-meet worthy of the name
one to be loved, honored, and TRUSTED
everywhere and always. Happy tn,
man Of the future who shall call he
wife!