The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-07-14 00:00:00

NO MORE NISNITTINO DRLYSZS.

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BCIENTIFIC BYBTEM OF OREBB•CUTTINC.

SO MO* Programs MN been nude in the Art of Drisemaking
in this country, that we 'unwell) sok °unwires what N
the cause of this deplorable failure. especially *lnce idiom
engaged in It are compelled sorb year to acknowledge that
th• English Whet give their patronage mom and more to
torsi/. modistes. In cams where this to the exception, It Is
among those ladles whose Imams will not permit thN 'caution
Indulgence therefore they accept the services of the Engird.
Dram:maker In consequence of thie inability, whale their pro.
forego. Is Strongly In favour of the foreign robe. It is the
ditty of the English Dresentakers to learn the mum of thit
•nl which robe thein of their mote lucrative latroutirr• tut 1
there mems to be so more effectual method In overcoming It
than to learn to compete with there for•Mm In most
hrmebes of ermine and indoetry England kw always main
tensed a leedlog position. Why, Men, In it point so YIN
to her, aad where so much mplml in •apended, will she
permit a foreign rind to hear the pan of victory Elegance
and refinement In drew ham became so much • Andy by
ladles In these days that NI that art and grace can do for these
Is celled Into requisition. It is In those p dots, therefore we
loom we are rivalled abroad. Else why are benign modietee
Wronged In prefere.,o. to our own Drommakero I All lodise
know when the Drum errant their figure to the best
advantage, Lod the Dressmaker kin.ws that the first and MS..
important step 010 learn to cut the bodice correctly. Ti' do
this ate moat ItOdy OrOpOriOnl. For many years Drew
makers have used nothb g hotter then charts or models for
cutting, each one of which Is utterly Imperfect it. pnna
es a ANN artful reasoning would convince them. In the
Ant place. chart.. cut the mote shape for every Ileum
nasentring the same elm bust, The fallacy of this Idea le
=t when you conekler that persons mearninng the mine
et an rarely. 11 ever shaped alike. Consequently,
permeate cut on them principles do not fit the Agana for
which they are Intended, land it great amount of valuable
time Is ocsammed In Miming and retackln • which ore
coovinclog prods, of the Inutility of the metboite usually
nriployet. Yet, when you al.. corvette that hy tolling Otto
Omni here, 'nil lotting no out m ...other place, pm h•eir
thrown the seams out of all pf J1101%1014 WO utterly de—
troyel my grace the tire. might have larellineed ; you ought
then to be muted of tbe nomenty of a Ulla and comic,
mathivd of cutting which would rim you Ode weeded time
and miserab'e rondia. All good cutters know that a body
cut garroted can meet be made to fit well By that ays•a.n
Cuttaw. which I. based Upon mathematic.' prinelple., awl
will enable one to fit every figure perfectly without altsrataon,
you can Striae Oa •Vcry point Utat constitutes an .4:curate Al
with certainty.
Ladles with irreguler forme can be fined with the name
aad certainty an those with perfect proportion.. and
the cannot be done by my other method of cutting. IN
WlNNeability to all changee of nyle, or •ariatione io form
' Esker this memo an enduring advantage to the Dreannalier
and its comprehensive mis will plada. bar on m equal foiling
with the Conunental inclines In tho Art of Drees-cutting.

Lakes are dlecovering that (her. niettos In Cattnyi
DiIFS: The time bee ;mood when the Dressmaker must try
ea the unmet to roe 1/ It Ste ; for arith Mt, system of =lrate-
Wm there can be no (Mime.

restmonial from a few Engfilth hadion who have
tasted the Scientific Syntem of Invaa-cuttina.
W. owe undareigned ladies, having learned the thise:.ti4.:
System of Druse-cutting, take great pleasure In recommend-
big the Nene to the ladies of our country, a. we have proved
Its practicability and soceracy by many teas, end wo have
Weer yet failed to obtao • perfect fit when the Instructions
ere followed, which ma to minas that • child can en sal fit
by them so well as an adult : and we are rare that any laty
who may learn thl.. •i stem will never rei:ret the 1nv...U.."
she he. made, as the laving .1 anuerial alone upon • hoe
sa,ments will more than lay for the System, IMllide the
Assurance sod Satisfaction of always having • ladr,M
Saner sanusnt.„-12.1. Philllpson, 1, Colville-square-terrace,
Bayswater W.; Mr. Malabo, SO, Carlton-hill, St, John's
Wood, NW.; Urn Smythe, ST, 'fleabane Cr,.,, 14,41 i 'c-
hill, W.; Mn. Winton, 61, IfeseJoriateeet, Pinthoo. ;
Mleu Lang 121, 141.1 ware-road, W. ;Me., Dunlop, 14, Solon
New-resd, Clapham ; Mine flyer, 60, De Beaavidr-road.
Winston, N. ; Mime Field, Stratfoid House. Wimbledon, S. W.
lire Baker, 1, Iledford-terrace, Stroatham. lii
whom we refer

INSTRUCTIi /NS given (non .34) :1.111 to 6 11.10.
()wing to the demand for evening in.tructiono Iw
thoseretneloyed during the day, pupil. may now In
ingtructed At their own re,d,letice for tit, ,4amo ChAtg:
Practical ladies wantssl to take charge gif Ilra
Offices. Situation. furni.hed to pupil., d desired, in
first-class Houses., where they can °mammal
highest salaries se dress-cutters.