The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1872-02-22

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headsf Let rs wipe out the traces Of age
and be Young again Tie Ganidu ot
youth Il round the corner, on the sbelvrs
Of The druggist, just behind the soda-iouu.
tain. There are toUth.powders, aud rem.
edies for badness, aud bl5oms Of youth,
and balms Of ten thousand flowers. What
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Tie magic Tint shall mako ns whole
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+ And Of what do these thousaud.howcr
/ people, and these alabaslor-euame peo-
+ pie, and these Observation-Disclosures
people and these mole-and-irocllc peo.
/ pie who advertise 50 largely lNe2 on
the fools and grceuhous, YOU may say,
aud with truth Aud yotwe are an fools
enough we are all wise enough, to wish
4 TO be attractiycto others. Some ofus are
/ too lazy to exert ourselves in that ,lircc-
tion; but al ofus have some desire TO be
attractive. And it Is this trait Of human
nature that affords pasturage for tic
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Bat we can not do much for our COM
plexion. five tampcf with It, Il grows
worse. Moles and feckles are only skin.
deep, it Is true; but they win not leave
for any cosmetic not sufficiently strong
to take the skin also. Martha Jane can
no more use with safety depiIatory
powder to remove the pale moustacbe
from Tie corners her mouth, than VIII
iam lIeury can use an iuvigoratiug lotion
to promote the growth ofhis very numer-
able whskers. But we can render our
selves more attractive. There are rene
dies for responsiveness Moles and frecI-
les are small matters The art Of being
attractive is deeper than cosmetics 60.
After cleanliness and ncatness have been
attained, we can do little more TO make
the body attractive But trite as the
truth is, let us say IL over once more.
There is that inward temper ean'make
&c rudest exterior pleasant and even
, beautiful We once heard an emlnent
Senator remark Of the homeliost Of our
historic men, that thought his exterior
was SO rude, the gentleman always sbone
through the cracks. And we shall not
say that II does not matter what sort OF
a body you live in, If the real gentleman
? shines through.
Do not be frightened. We shall not
give you catalogue of the familiar
graces that make the ugly face seem
beautiful But we think they might be
included In one The most attractive
, virtue Of all is helpfulness. The hands
that minister are always beautiful. The
, unselGsh, the self-sacrifeing, hepful-soul
is never without love, John Howard,
the great phlanthropisl, when but TWEEN
p ty five years old was cared for III sick
ness almost mortal BY a woman twice his
age Aud her hclplulncss so adorned
her that when Howard got up from his
Illness he forgot all the young aud hand
some women that man in his position
might have welded, and married the
mothery woman whose lace was glori-
fed by her goodness. Aud il was a SIM
liar gratitude that led Charles james Fox
: to marry Mrs. Armistead. Bat not in
matters Of matrimony only, bul ia all
daily life the loyaliest people are thehclp-
! fullest.
= II seems a little irreyercnt 70 conclude
an article which starts on with advertise
y mcnts of cosmetics among the ialsest
things III The world--with AN allusiou to
. tic truest aud most sacred subject ia tie
= world; but We eau not refrain saying
that the Life which has moved aud mold
9 cd the world more than any other ife the
world knows, was a life OF iufuitc help
u fumcss. From the wine Of Cana 20 the
: conversation with tie thief Of Calvary,
d the story Of the gospels j. an epic Of help
fulnoss HeaHh and U0mc.
NIBuder.
e Yes, you pas. ii along, whether you be-.
iirye Il or not. and lhat 0ne-slded wlis.