The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-12-02 00:00:00

80IENTIFIO BYBTEM OF DREBB4UTTINO.

QC) little program has bye made in the Art of Dressmaking
In this roilotry, thit see amorally sak ourealt,s What ii
the calla a th.. avid rehls (Ward especially sine, Mon
...gaged tu it or. compelled each year 1. ack...swiedge that
the brigdM ladies give their patronage more sod more to
fop*. modistes. In C., where this is lb. iscelitim, it le
mmour lb.. ladive whom moms vol permit UM lumirims
indulger.% therefore toy encase lb* WWWIOWI .4 the dad. h
Uresemaker in odaseqman of MP Mobility, while their pre-
fereece is etro..gy milavo .r of the foreign rob% 111.
duty of the Mullah Dr.-makers to lean. the .on. of thirt
sof 'retch rob, than of their mmt lucrative patronage. and
there scents to he so was tliectud method la overcalling II
than to learn to compete with Mem toreign rivals. In most
breuches or scie 01 and indiestry rseglaid has Ennis 'nolo-
tal..ed • leading podia.. Why. then, In a pole. no Via&
to her, sad where .0 much capitol Is expended, will she
permit • foreigu rival to Ptal Ila pelmet eictory Llessoce
sad r,lioement in dress bare become so comb a etuay by
10410. 10 these don Mat all Bastin arid grace.= doter them
I. mad into reeugatten. It le in these p.lOlO, therefore we
bow we an nvalled obroad. Ike why me lareign modistee
pdrouised la o eferem. to our own Dreeernaksco? All ladles
koow when tbe Drees arrays their Igor* to the beet
Ednewere, .04th. Dremmaker keture thee tbe 0,50 .04 most
Important map et to kern ti rem Um 5.14410 011•TV01... We Ile
this ate muet study proportions. For mmy years Dress-
maker. hive ueed nothl.g better Mon charts or model* for
cooing, each one of which Is tautly imperfect In prioolpie,
ad a Blue careful remoeing would conviace them. in th•
In* place, chon. co . the woe shape ton every figure,
measuring the mon WA bunk The fellacy of QS Ilea lo
apparent when you COolltder that penal* tat•aalialt dal Mae
Siltl bung ate rarely, if ever shoped slate. Clooseqoeutly,
gentieuM cat on them prompts* do not fit the figure fur
irlikh they an intended, and a great amount of valuable
Moe is consumed la pinning sad retackln which are
convincing Kook of the inutility of the methods usually
emptoyed. Yet, when 100 .1.0 pennies that by taking up.
Mal here, •od lettiog one out ta soother place, you have
thrown the moms out or all proportion, aad utterly der.
trend any grace Ms dreg, might hove posemed ; you ought
then to b. as- and of the impunity of a trim and conga
method of cutting, which would ssve you thi. treated time
so. soisasble resulto All good cotton know that a bauly
cut garment ma viva be nude 101 l well. By thie system of
Cutting, which la bard upoc nusthematical pnacioles, and
will mania oar to At every figure perfectly without alteration,
you tea afrlve ot every pvivt WM constitutes an accurate It
isith certainty.
Ladies with irregular forms can be fitted with the game
gia • sad certmoty as dug. with perfect proportion., sad
this mom be done by any other method of cutting. las
adaptelatity to all otmegee of outs, or 'magma' in form
maker this .y4mra au sodurim onerruge te the protein...inf.
nod Its menprehomtve voll pia* her oh a. soup to aloe
with the o..au .eut I too .15014. lu the Att 01 Dremmutting.
Ladies are discovering that there Is science in ()Meg a
Dm A The Um. pae-so whea the Dreenoteker must try
on the garaseut to me d a its ; for with 1111. orlige4 04 tabula,
lion there eat be no Ware.

Testimonial from a few English Ladies who have
tested the Scientific System of Dress-cutting.
We, the undersigned Inds*, having learned the &nenUSG
Gthtem of Drew-art ug, mite great *mare le reeomeneod-
log the lame to the ladies of oar ocuntry, es we bore proved
Its p antleability sod accuracy by many mete, cod we bare
nee. r yet tolsd to obtelo pedant It when the Inetroetlons
are followed, which 0 • e simple that s clrld cue sodlt
by them.. wel sloe sdult ; oth no the loth thth 1.47
olth mol Meth thin .y.t. ll serer regret the Inventhent
the bee mate, es the eaeher .f =staled Mune upoo s few
orterent• will nswee than my for the llyelers, hence tha
antranee end Seitistmetion of slew having • perfect
!balm garmeot.-11 s, rhi down, L Ooleilkrequarnierress,
Bathwater W.; Ws. Malcolm, 40, Cult,. ...MU, 84, Jtho e
Wu d, N W. ; Mn 'm.o., 17, Blenheim Ors.. Noth X•
hill, W. N. tti don, 07 11,....i0r ••• Pendloo, NW.;
Ml.. b.,. 12 .0.; 2k., Dimity, Id, Solon
New-rued, Clapham; lies nthr, GO, De Beouvotheroed,
Islington, N.; 2kss Meld. dirstford Owe" Wimbledon, LW.;
Mtn Bohm,
.1, Bedford-terrace, INglostreet, Utivitbas. To

INSTRUCTIONS given from .80 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Owing to the demand for evening instructions by
those employed during the day, pupils may now be
instructed at their own residence for the same charge.
Practical ladies wanted to take charge of Drench
Offices. Situations furnished to pupils, if desired, in
first-eless Houses, where they asp command the
highest salaries as dress-cutters.