The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-12-11
VOLUME 10 No IS


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man soIcy ior Boz beauty quality
vbid, has sInfnlarly lalion IN val
uo in our morecn1N days. II b.
should ever take u tise, il might be
well to alop. the Persian mode Of
reducing the numlsr oi ola msida
. rhiscousis'od u selling tho beautiful
girls to those who were willing 10
buy, aod giving tho amount TO
the ugly; SO thatthe hanlsomcst
endowed the ugic.t. the second in
beauty thc second in uglincse, etc
But this plan would be, We tear.
iuapplicablc in our days; tor there
would be but fw bidders for tho
beautiful women, and the ugly, il
the money was TO go with thom.
would be the only onesto find takers,
Seriously, continues our French
man. who, itmust be- borne IN mind
il speaking of France and not OF
the United States, marriage is tend
ing to disappear from onr social
habits The number OF old maids
/, especially Of the middle class. is in
crcasing daily ii rt-.t .f.e
A aborer or mechanic has no diff, q
Guilty in Citing married, for his vito
' takes her share of work. In such d /
case matrimony is a joint stock asso.
ciation. The working-man spends =
less when married than when single.
: IIis clothes being made andkept in
repair at home, and the more whole
: some and less expensive nourishr
ment more than compensates for
y any additional expense of having
anotherpcrson to provide for, Tbis,
y we need net say, alludcs to France,
!, and may be more or less true, rs VIC
hope it is, in our own country. y.f.,i
4 Among the rich, especially where
.st the women brings arhandsome dow,
Il, rs, marriages is also possible; but in
~ the middle class, how can it be now
1. adays? All the young girls are
: brought up in the same way. Each
{. one is so exclusively adapted for
~ the great prize that there are mono
"a suitable for tho inferior ones. n "
!, What are now called the, necessaries
:. -, are far more than what were ior-
's 'ar merly considered The luxurics Of life.
ts All kinds d. equality have ben tried
=, at various times; but ono only has
,ao been retained, and that the most
I , dangerous and fatal Of all; the equal
\ ity Of expense. y
d, Every girl IL brought up With the
e, idea that shewill draw in the lottery
te- of marriage a first prize. 1t is
. I imagined that style and Il accom-
Z rlplishments viii make up for q want
Il, of fortune. II is a mistake ); they
=, will make it more neccssaryAin
er' fact, absolutely indispensable. aosi
Jn-t Marriage is the grsatest luxury .
man can indulge in. When we re'
1HJ fleet that all the women Of the mid
.;,, / die class are iiow-a days brought ,uF
~ - 10 shinelin society, that there ART
'us- no longer any marked distinction.
as fat an expenses Isl sconcerned, and
lus- that the standard OF necessary liv
,ni. ling Is fixed according to that Of thc
Ia richest, n man must he indeed great.
',9V IS ly in love IL he does not hesitate
Vho before the mountain Of velvet, silt
face and jewelry that be must consum
isy, all his days IN, accomplishing, il
nal order that hiswife may be properl.
n, dressed.
For men of this class woman 4
"ef not a companionyto take a share h
proportionito her strength of tn
ight common cares and labors of lite, bu
him an idol that he must pass his day
N .ll,in adorning for the admiration {
j, others. a poor man Who marie
such woman without q dover
odl wouldibe,capable Of buying, a hon
best which had to be fed upon topaz'
81 and emerald. instead ofoats. so
I" ~ is now now rare to find q husband Of III
IIari IIaani kind, and soon it win be impossibl
III adlThisis whatthey are coming TO
4! France, according to . very GOO
\ 'ne authority. .slg,
,hcrs Let our country women take III
reign warning, fresh from Paris, stogeth
t II with fhei other fasliibUs tboy are