The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1885-06-30 00:00:00

NO .VORE MISPITTINO DRESSES'.

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SCIENTII-10 SYSTEM OF DRESS•CUTTINO.

Q 0 little progruse has been timid ni the Art of Dressmaking
in this country, urn tie natirrilly *llk °unwires what Is
the cume of thee ouplorablo failure, especially nitlC) tnnllo
Onigninni in It are conipelled cauli year to acknowledge that
thu English ladle. give their patrunage more and more to
1011011 nbiAWOL In cnszs where this is the exceptioo, it is
atainor thew ladies whose means will not permit this luxuri..o
induPence therefore limy accent the services of the gngli.h
Dr...maker icr cousiquenoe I this inability, while their re-
ference it stan•,,(:), in fat, .r of tho foreign rob.,. It It the
duty of the lo,tlu.h Dreesmakers to leani the wise of this
thin' which rubs them of their mod lucrative patronsare, aml
there wens to he rio mos effectud =Vied In overcoming It
than to learn to compete with these foreign rinds. In most
br ouhes of mince an.l industry kleigl int has always main-
tained • leading povitOn. Why, then, be • poutt so vita
to her, and where so much emend is expended, will she
permit. foreign rival to !rat tire *in of rectory? Sleganc•
and rellinennot in dress hare become s much • study by
ladies in these day. that all that art alit grace can do for them
is called into requedion. It is in thew p dote, therefore we
know we we rivalled abroad. glse why are foreign midi.*
petronie .11., prefer.... to our own Dressmakers? All ladies
know when the Drew array. their figure to the best
shanty/G, and the Dressmaker kntwn that the fret and met
important step se to learn to cut the bodice correctly. To do
this one niu-t it idy proportion& For many years Dress-
maker. have wed nothh.g better than charto or models for
cutting, each one of which i* uttirly Imperfect In pnrimple,
w • little isreful ramming wouli oonvinoe them, In thu
drat place. charts cu- the wine she'se for every figure
measuring tho tame elan bust. The fsllacy of this idea is
glutton when you consider that penning measuring tho wine
gm bust are rarely, If ever shaped 'dike. Consequently,
garments cut on thew principles do not At the figure for
which they are intended, end a great amount of valuable
Urn. is consuorsi in pinning and retackint, which are
convincing proofs at the inutility of tho methods ustia.ly
employe 1. Yet, when you also perceive that by taking up •
mom here, •nd lutUng ono out in another place, you have
thrown the mama out of all proportion, and utterly des-
troyed .y grace the dies, might have possessed ; you ought
then to be sauced of the 'necessity of • true and correct
mothsl of cutting which would ears you this wasted time
se el mis •rabSt mull& All good cutters know that • holy
cut garment am never be made to fit well. By this system of
Cutting, which la bawd upon mathematical principled, and
will enable one to lit every %rum perfectly without alteration,
you can arrive at every poiut that caustitutte an accurate lit
with certainty.
Ladies with irregular forms cin be fitted with the seine
ea o said a rtaiuty as thew with perfect proportions, and
the cannot be dote by any other method of cutting. Its
Waiability to all changes of style, or variatioue in biros
mikes this eystion on Cnihtling nolVanlano to the Dressmaker
and It, cotoprehensivu uso will place her on . equal looting
with the Contioeut .1 um hates in the Art of Dress-cutting.
Ladies are iliscovcrang that there is science In Cutting
Dee s. The time hou pas-ci when the Dreiesmaker mug try
on the garment to we if it ; for with this System of calcula-
tion there Can be lao failure.

lest.monial from a few English Ladies who have
tested the Sci(Altaic SystAnn of Dress-cutting.
We. the undersigned ladies, having learned the Scientific
%Mem of Dram-cutting, take great ;demure in recommend-
ing the MON to the ladies of oar country, as we hays proved
lii practicability and accuracy by many kale, end we have
never yet failed to obtain a perfect lit when the instructions
ars followed, which are so simple thaa a child can cut and lit
by them es well as an adult; and we ante:, that any lady
who may learn this system will never regret the investment
she has made, a/ the aaralg of material alone upon a few
garments will more than pay for the Speen, besile the
Anturance and Satialastion of always having a perfect
fitting garment.—M e. Phiilipeon, 3, Oolvilleurptaraterrace,
Buswater W.; Mrs. Malcolm, 10, Colto.,hill, Si.. John'e
Wood, N.W. ; Nut imOlie, 37, Blenheim (km, Notti
ig-
hi. W.; Nrs. Wiid.ci, 67, Bose.arro'-sMeet, Nadir,. S.W. ;
Miss LAII4. 12,, h44ware-road, i. ; Mrs, Dunlop, ft, Solon
New-read, Clapham; If us s3er, 00, Die Beauvoir-road,
Islington, N. ; Was riold, Stratford House, Wimbledon e-
Mrs Baker I, Ballord-terrace,
ouurathaM. To
whom w• nfer

I NSTItUt7FIONS given from .30 min. to 6 p.m.
owing to the demand for evening instructions by
those eiiiiiloctsl clueing tla• day, papils may now be
instruet.st tbeir own resi.luice for the .4111,, charge.
Pr-Ai:laud lade, wanted to take charge of Branch
t Situations furnished to pupils, If ilesinA, iii
14114-C124,1 lions., where they eau Command
highest e.alaries 2.i tiresiecutteri.

GENERAL PRICE LIST.

(tile :4g:iodine tipot,m, with general inhtruction
the "iliue a.. long dehiatl, L.

11no Sp.t..in in full, with Kik•ei.tl in- tructiem.,
rnahling nnyone t. thorouzlily um!. r•taml it. will he
...tit by po..t to my ',Art of tlw I. iiit.il liitigilons for
Cl.

hir Patent 11.0 de TRACI Xi; WI I EEL, tracing
two lines at a tiiir. ii. to Ca •:y and the othert
ow by, making iii glor aq 11,, same width,
„ OUlg gill to do the LICIOII4 Xi an
••:.yerienced Dre,,inaker, will be ("find invalnabh, to
I. id... if they have much NeWlll6 to do, a, it saves a
Coat deal of time and labnnr. rip.74bore wheel will
runt to any part of the Unitort Kingdom OU receipt
of 2a. erwO Posit Free.

Ink!, (rod) to bo made laiyable at
7,,neral roat•Ottice, London, to N. I la'anuat, led,
272, Itegent,treet, Itegent Circug, London, W.

A few more Ladie4 of intelligence and f(.4 address
WANTED, to learn our Sptetn, ao teael,en, to give
inetructions at private Muise.. Unexceptionable
refenmees requir. d AGENTS WANTEI) in every
town to aell Syideim Send 1.. r Agent.. Specia
Price Ida.

Address pH Co„outomatr.sti to the Genetal
°thee of the

SCIENTIFIC DES-CU 11/NO ASACIATION

27 REGENT-sruKET, t:twENT CIRCUS
LaNDuN, W.

THE LoCAL AGENT: M'AItREN

17, THE ARCADE, I;() NEIIOUTH.

A RIUE TO KHIVA

CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY

Iluno Uuud

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Idisi taken, and for physic —with w hich it is we!,
to be sin plied u hin trai riling in out-. d the-way placi•
some quinine and Cock pills. the latter a most
invalualiir tuedicini-, which I hair used in die
want, in Central Africa w ith ti,, rratest possible
vnecevs In fact the wan ullous etfiets produced up"n
tit, d and body id MI Arab Sheik, who was imper-
vious to all native wedicines, when 1 Adukialtered In
him ti‘e