The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-08-20
Born Under beauty Stars.

The arrival Of Miss Jennie Chamber
lain from ! urop. recalls the great
amount OF iu,cyc that is at present
taken in the subir. t of fcna'c beauty.
The news aprrS haN" tcrmcd with de-
scrip'ionS o. her lrrSunai appearance, as
they did at t:!c tine Mrs. Iang,ry,
alishted on American shoes. Portraits
of Miss ha:n' ct ain ara. $50 given in
the columns % the rntrrpsi ,inI Jour
mails. for The most part differing strange
ly from each ut CT aud photo era ph> are
to be seen in the W n!ows. A SOFT Of
era { has st in "a IL much Of II
prompted In part ny til fa> that tn"
Prince Of WA - was long he first to
discover Miss htmb + ain : ra"" comcii-
hess Of fca'ur a. h Vas Of Mrs
Langtry.
Judging from tn port att, an / com
| pairing tlcm. t ammo but follow that
there must /" IL 81 n difference % n','n
lon ~ t. Miss haml era II charms
| There was wife disagreement as Ia
| those of Mrs. ! ang!ry, and som I'm
| pulsivc Re tp!r utmost rnus' Ia blows on
| the sub cr' Ut there must always be
| this controversy al if>ayrec lent ~.
| the sub Jet of what constitutes frmllifu"
| beauty In munr Respects, Us was sa'd
| by Nine lie Sta,l with = gard ~ re-
| ligion, il : Il geographical question.
| What Is II crime III one part Of the world
for in tAucr t.,c a. a~>!natina of one i
| aged parents i, the highest al Of y "tv
! In another. 20, II vrry lovely woI al III
| Timhuctou or among the lsiuimauX.
| wo;ld be regarded "a IA" IN ,St h;d"oHS
| Of fri hts In Mayfair or Fifth ii rnuc.
| The ideal in $; ne c,ulltiin> i, as We
know from tray cr>, fa'. and HAT b,lr
is m ~ admired who is st"nte~t-
| There IRE nevertheless, II t ~ great
titfcrcnce' u! opinion among The civilized
and refined races Many think thar
| ENGLAND Irudu' c>. al, things considered.
the mo.t beautiful women. Their sturdy
health aud strength are considered IN
their fuvor. Hu. there are men of other
| nations who do not ike this l. c'inrSS Of
aspect. as tl.ey rather ,oar~''il pat II.
but who prefer n" d"ii,acy Of feature
| and form OF American girls. III" great
cat IF professional beauties among thc
ancfcntS was, presume. Helen Of
Troy, but It is said that her nose ran IA
| a gentle and even linr from her fore
| head. and that there WAS ia break a
the usual point between the eyes Til
was g nSidrrrd her greatest mari: OF
| luVc.inrss. whil, low such a feat"r,
would h, looked H on A. a d"f"rmity,
The nStroIo.i Il. idea j. .haf every
| body's app"a.au q is Influenced and
| even determined bv III" planets and thu
| Zodiac at conception aud a1'rr"ara n
| birth The same si1n + SAID "a rls'
| both at the frs! aud III" second Tbs
! sign that pro!u Is the pur"s' and ties
type Of ,autv + Lib II I'll" feature
ar. cxYuis!triy modrd, complexion fair
| the eyes b.ue. t g hair brown OF chest
nut. ami the gurc TAI. Aauariu
| comes next In Ter Ms. generally, th'
! person = IL mo pronounced blonde an'
| the form sturtcr. After this follow
! InuruS. under which "jfh"r light or darl
! persons may IN Torn. Generally, Tic,
| have large and beautiful eyes, shown:
great deal Of til" whit. Net a few
| handsome womoH cone Into th" wort'
Influenced b.. Can '"r. while Pisces pro
duces thc type of irma' cs described Il
| byron, Dudu handsome. lazy, at.'
| sensual. With regard I, III" planets
the luvri.c>t women are tIrn undo
Venus. they have sparkling eye ar'
dfmping smiles and ar" exceedingly a.
| tractiNc III their manners. The mon1
also gives beauty, and -, frequently
does Jupiter End Mars there is
high color, bat the native has a rattle
bold air Few are good 'nnhtno HnAc
Mercury, a&d Ii III: En Ter Saturn