The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1865-03-18
Worth. the WOTnan7s TaIiOf
az Paris.

The Paris correspondent Of the Boston Gazette
says
- Worth. the woman's tailor, has returned 20
town. md commenced his season. Do not won
der if mention him next after divorces he has
caused more divorces than any other man IN
Paris for If your v1ite's ball dress = not made
and put on BY him. she i dlsgraced, and II ne
does not make them, YOU are ruined. Is II ms
fault that his rates Of charging are 50 nigh :
Make the DAYS forty eight hours long and relieve
him Of the vulgar wants OF sleeping and eating,
he viii abare 80 per cent. Of hl- prices. >educe
L- customers into laying cash. ana Ire VIII MAKE
q further reduction. The Empress has owed him
$4,000. The Princess Cloilde. So ZOO. The
Princes de- Nerternich, $4,000. y debt Of
81 900 makes no more figure on ms books than
the one year subscription If q delinquent patron
Of YOUR paper does IN the Gazette office. should
not like 20 say what rent ne Iavs-yOu would be
sure % make an irOHical gesture not very c0mpII-
meutary % my regard for truth. The state Sd
looms Of the IuIleriss are not more splendid.
Gliding Is lavi=hed on them, the door curtains
are BeaUyais tapestry, the window curtains and
furniture are Of the finest Lyons orOcade, ana the
furniture j. BJule. each console between the win
dyws being worth 5000. lie has In one OF his
many rooms a buffet constantly spread where the
best sandwiches. the choicest sherry and Madeira,
and the most delicate cakes are served in prOfu-
sion % his customers. He Is constantly sur
rounded by twelve beautiful young ladies select
eel for the perfection OF their shape as well a.
face. They are attircd in the height Of the mode
in silk dresses. which cost four dollars a yard,
cOssy Etruscan earnings. bracelets and rings.
They are part Of the furniture Of the place they
are here what Osier mauuikIns are In inferior
shops the dresses are hung on them that N0rth's
patrons mag see the effect produced. No dress
ever quits is establishment priced less than $500
in gold mind We we don't take your green
backs here Whenever a ball Is given ar the
Tui.eries or at any of the embassies, you may
count two hundred carriages ~ his door from as
early as six O'Clock in tie evening. Each lady
receives q number and Is called IN tulu. They
come with their hair dressed, their peJricOats ANA
corset on wrapped in a second rate dress until he
l. ready 70 receive them. You may wonder that
ladies should consent to expose their persons 10
the fingers and eyes Of a man. lie is not "a man
IN their eye--he Is nothing bur a tailor, a trades
nan-and what high born person ever stopped TO
inquire to what sex such a plebian belonged.
One had as soon think Of inquiIing into the *
Of the dog with whom his wife went into the
woods for a walk, or Of the cat who sleeps IN my
lady's chamber. Worth, 4 few years since. was
a mere shOpman in Gangerlin's shop in the Rue
de Richelieu. He saw there the extent # femi-
nine folly and determined TO profit by experience.
He has no" a beautiful country seat which cost
him $50 600, and on which he has spent 500
600. lie keeps q carriage and pair equal to any
thing in the imperial stables. He has a first rate
cook, has a cellar which IS daily improving, and
Is making money Is fast rs possible;