The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-05-21
: blfLNtADtG FASHION.

.11o .Y0ablr divinity, abo.. M
b0.'I essay tbo multitude. soma
unies 4. uIafa PROXY fir taste. Il
some others hcr taste b, Ito aly III,
least, oi j dubious character. 4
others nburd and IN o.hcr aImpI,
cNccrlbIc. ~ tho thifI class 81,
designate al The risk Of inrunans
many 2 whitening Gown tho,
monde aript curtains, original, In.
alguraicd as we rcligiously be-
lieNe, to conceal b~Irmishcs. bu,
which now hide worlds Of beauty.
and which, like one OF Rcadr f.,
novel. were put upon The world
win mo name, but subsequently
lcI heir 10 that ehdearinr little
ute which a hcnpcckcd husband
gives to the broom-stiek diversions
% his energetic and loving spouse,
or The "Ioye licks' which the pa.
lIcnt and abused wife receives
from q brutal or over emphatic
husband. They arc known now
By Ihe cabdoaioU and bociJr name
.oI bangs Soon they viii be
banged ont Of existence, for the
waves are already threatening
70 overflow them, and these latter.
while some Improvement, are still
susceptible Of the one serious OBJ
leGton That, instead Of aLorninr.
they conceal beauty, and no part
Of a lovely woman's face ought to
hc hidden. Ii nature had intend
cd that a fair and lovely brow was
made to be hidden, She would her
sell have provided the curtain.
Bni, wc did not SET out to write a
chapter on bangs and "sieh."
In the lhird class we designate
the detcstahle and unnatural Gus
tom 50 much in vogue in places
but We are glad TO say not uniyer-
sally SCI reversing the time
honored and perfectly appropriate
and natural way in which a lady
ana gentleman lean when Ia
4 walk or a promenade. For
merly-and to a large extent row
gentleman acted rs the cs-
and lie could a!mos. count
he throbs Of his manly heart. as
ne lelt the gentle pressure ola soft
land upon his arm. Its weight
lerved and strengthened him. and
ne more OF this he felt, the strong
he grew. He felt then that he
vas IN his proper place, and the
ar one at his side in hers. The
weaker was leaning on the strong
and the very act itself was an d,
acknowledgement on her part that +,
he looked up to him with conii- !.
'ence as her protector and felt
ale under his care, and the more
she bore upon his urn The /.
lofe entirely and swce,ly she 81
voiced her confidence and v
erhaps her love, while he-if hc Il
assessed M instinct above al
that the feat OF perseus
reseGing the beautiful Andro- y
was mere child's-play in f
'mparison with what he could y
nd would do should danger assal
K FAIR one By his side. Now. Won
& the thing reversed. The lady !,
comes the escort. The arm of !.
c stronger is passed around that =
the weaker, and his hand either ol
isfs OF rests upon the arm he
ould support. 1t is not so in
ndcd perhaps, but il suggests OF
gree OF familiarity and freedom tw
holly inconsistent with the lofty IN
sluon which woman occupies.
d should ever occupy. upon
OF sublime and hcavcn- 4,
c purity. Hers is a gentle. u,
selfish and eondding nature.
$ is essentially aggressive and 20
fish. lie unhesiiatingly nc m'
owlcdges her TO be infinitely his
in all the attributes of
tue and truth. There are en- -
'tions to both rules, and all are tbs
what they seem hence, the Wi
n OF safety and happiness is the fot
N OF prudence and circumspec- i
4. The exalted character of
man should be shielded at any '"'
and any man. s'h0 Is a man.
! defend her with his life. But.
owes It to herself to hold TO se'
own high position of purity sna
II q lirmncSs and tenacity which lot
mol be successfully assaled bv ter
{ world. the flesh or the DEVIL tile
by all combined. Down with ~,
detestablc fashion. II is an "s'
foaciment upon the sanc,ity 4,
The lioly, atmosphere in which =
pure and modest woman eha
itlies and lives. and We de,est tim
rything like-or that bears the car
ilest suspicion of being ike ans
'iiort to pluck one gem from H.,
pure brow which is intended Il !. =
y The stars In The skies and y.
angels ia heaven. psi