Telegram-herald., 1889-09-07


Eniers~A1iug asa fsseriss-
TAers Is a. ed sssiRg hal h beQa~s
eeseufui ens nust nsxer 1ook IA = nsrrer.
renlember realiag tbs tkexa3 IN = f<irs
tA-s ssok n hen yeang sDc creaalels onsagn
q istevprSt talngs llssr-lly. writes '.sese1e'
a. tAs b4Kinere Anerlo4n- H. xo1ft cia
- coortsr oaianue ny natural fe&lnins
f~Alt4 leEEe1 ~ eS oc@E tfai 0oOeuss
a. t1e t3lry t2lcs the beautiful nas1ens
wefV always the onas about VIXEN al ne
sefest hL1g 81 l determined 1, tae.
No-ia ts.low tie t11oucIlon lald deWn -
TIE go4aether
sh0Anea ths iooElH q glass stn1i5asis
s-<4 % iseiG tocly thai Kny oder sisters re-
~ acc lie sudden change. lrellainca un-
can "a nubloaoss ana altered EF tactlGs-
slooI before The lssirror witE M eyes CLOSED,
- ~ . nislead then one day / fereoi
sno opened aiy eyea When loi inste..a Il
oelalalDg long shining rlnr.ets nilG white
san ana si4f--lAe eyes. such as las reward.
ed tie elri IN tbs story book. Ily 0~n elsla
AstAe fare looked al ne lu grlsved s2rprss
from Tie mIror l w&s Indeed . sorry
enough sixat with ny TN eWrv. nv hst ca
exsclls bach wards Anc this, after nis ef.
forts OF weeks 'twAs snen / learned llsAl
s'tas world w4s hollow al1 NV dall Wa
: ~
perisnce was net without lts influence ca
nv character ! became : sss4A cyuio.
NOW have le1raea the trss Ine4nlng a
the fairy tale
The world 81 womeu psys teo much heed
70 its looking glsss-gEe mere p1ya4oa2
beauty l. gases upeu and thought of le tae
neglect OF al elhe. because theTe = a popaiar
belief afloAI that ouiy beautiful women are
attractive Women who are PLAZA, beyond
al pos sibiliIy Of eser becoming handsome,
sll devote their time IA tbelr personal
adornment. under the inpressaon tA-t ~
&c dong they viii become better lookiIe
and nero charming, when u reality u they
would turn their BACKS upon thelr mirrors
they uight be- deed far oLtshiLe the beAul-
ful women around them IL they wcgll oc-
vote the tine they now waste ~ Naln ell
deSyors for physical improvement - cu.ti-
waiting their minds, improving Their man
pers ane conversation, they would fno, Lac
the maiden q the fairy tale, that tie mirnof
WAS "a delUsion and q snare."
The most attractive women Ia society TO
c ay are not the acknowledged beauties IN
many instances. Often We see the honlellest
girl In an sssembage the recipient of the
most favOrs, because OF her bright man Ders,
her brilliant conversation, or her keen vii
Such one re.gns supreme when the IN
sipid beauty OF the season Is 10 longer s1-
mired. Beauty Is Of Itself attractive. u
pleases the eye and charms the beholdsr
for awhile, but beauty alene VIII net make
woman popular
Women ere much Like flowers: the ones
that have beauty and mind. well cultivated,
are like the flowers with beauty and fra
grance-they are pever-ending sources q
delight. Others are fair to lock upon, but =
close inspection discovers thorn. The
third KIND are like the homely wall flower,
neither handsome or graceful, but so full Of
sweetness that 10 be near them Is icy mex
pressible. So many girls, who are brought
up with the knowledge that they are gifted
with fofms and faces OF unusual loveliness,
depend too much upon these advantages for
their success IN life. They never realize
the necessity OF applying themselves 10 the
acquisition Of knowledge; they grow to
wornanhOod with meager eeuc4tions, no &C.
complishme nts and a much exaggerated
opinion OF their charms. The result is that
they enjoy only for brief time the prestige
for which they are so ambitious.
Some OF the plainest women / ever knew
were the greatest favorlteS. Their presence
In q room was the signal for good bur1ore ed
enjoyment Tine never tagged when they
were Of he party. The LACK Of mere fscisi
synmotry was forgotten when under the
spell OF their genial influence. il Is not IN.
usual 10 see L handsome man welded 10 a
homeiy woman. We have al heard. and
perhaps made the remark, 'Wby. what did
such good looking man ever see IL that
woman 10 lOvef" We are thinking Of ONLY
the outward appearance, when, IN truth, The
character OF such a woman may be 50 love
IL and attractive 10 those who know her that
none would have her different II they could
1t is a great pity when CIR allows herself
70 grow disc0ntented and unhappy about
her locks. When this is the case u Is time
for her to heed the fairy's warning and
shun the mirror by tsiRlang less Of appear
snces and more Of other things.
know a most attractive giri. who IL far
from pretty. / heard her once say IN reply
10 q remark that she was always SO jolly
and pleasant: yes, have 10 be 20 or be
considered a nonentty, for you know
haven't Msdgos beauty 10 take ne over
dull places" And this plain girl by her
own efforts 70 please. succeeded Ia winning
friends and warm admirers on every hand
She realized her lack o. beauty, and know
ing that she could never emocel the phys
iognomy God had given her. she bent her
energies IN oDoL0cT olFtctiCn. arc ihao' tHr
most Of the heart and mind which it Is pos
sible for al 10 develop and improve. in
Europe today the Princess Mstteruioh ls
always greeted with enthusiasm and so-
miration because of her gracious ard win
ming manner, although she is universally
considered one Of the boDeiiest women in
society.
All women are capable of being attractive
II they would ony exert themselves ,ufn-
oienty. There Is where the charm ~ the
houTcly woman llcs-in Der desire 70 make
the most of her .psbslities Reaiizing that
she has no beauty q feature. she turns her
attention 70 becoming fse conversational
II "a most delightful accomplishment, by
he way. a brilliant musician, or making
'he best Of whatever happens 10 be ber spec
"a taicut
Desocnt Into th. Grand Canyon.
Il went 70 the bottom of the Gran
Canyon Of the Colorado last winter ssN
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