Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-19

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willingly placed 1t their disposal: Il g.
hardly ~ - II disaSpeintmne - encn
70 lseen that ~ ssssy tsi6lo4 denssoer9
.iea 10y aiehe lsase peocused ~ ebeonel
Ing source Of thsis happiness; and that 800
IN very portable and enduring Shape, BY
visit to almost any ladies' furnishing store.
Add IL discontinue should chascs 70 lsad
10 rage, it may be that inqoiring spirit
kould discover yet othse remark able devt-
ees for lending suchantment still more q
luriue q ooocegus ~ "human form d.
vine" Bot u thsy are vice hey would b
oatisRed 9Th hut one revelation, end will
devote theosolveo = 0tud1so lese Deceptive
Ind fer more prolitobls. II, however, it 10
satis1hction 70 then to ooutipue The toves-
6gatiou, horrible - u idsa mag sesm, ~
Should counsel An early visit 70 one Of the
ou0srous stores CONSERVED 70 the anato'
ny Of fashion, which - nothing more o.
ess than the sculpture Of cords, wire and
cotton. +.
Il would doubtless b. matter ofintereot
b the innocent public - know Who the y.
dies may be that patronise these entran C.
ing little toys which call forth tho cgiiog
flauces Of % many admiring spectatoss.-
fhis u secret which only the corset deal.
ers and the ladies' bureau can reveal. We
learn, however, that they have been very
popular with ths % called "uppsr circles, T"
md it is their surprising success With
this class which lead to the unusual M
ria for skating during he past sea.
son. The ponds have been. thtonged
With youneIlsdiss ~ never before, and not
until this writing has the mystery been fol.
II revealed. In fact the rage Of the season
has been tt . adjustable0 calvss, NOR bes the
demand fallen of very materially with the
| passing away Of the skating season. They
are worn By IN NEST lashioaab)e il not the
noet respectable, In the daily prooenads
and at the weekly social gathering, and, Ia
fact, almost everywhere. Very nice young
men stand behind counters, III day long,
and sell them to very nice young ladies il
sizes TO suit. So it makes little dii1srencl
how cadaverous and ill>shapen one may be
even natursis out done By the devices o
at. What with an investment or two II
false hair, false bust, plumpers in III,
cheeks, aud the now thoroughly introduced
patent calves, the most awkward in shapt
aad unattractive in general appearance
may become really "cbArmiug." Who doei
not cay that the world uovssf
Had The bold mountaineer who WAS fa'
n,iliar only with that class ofwomen knows
~ squaws, and who lately visited San Fan
cisco, whetc he saw for the first time |
fashionable belle, known Of these new con-
trivances, he would hive noticed in givinl
his views, when be sid:
"Somewhars in every circuu ference Q
silk and velvet thst wrieglss along there
alters woman, suppose but how muc
Of the boiler is filled il With meat, cad hos
much is CANNON, the spectator dun no.
teller marrys wife, and finds. when h
Gums to the pint, that he has nothin In hi
arms but regular anatomy. If men /
gay OBSERVERS, what is to be ssid Of the f.
male who dresses for a hundred and fort,
weight, and hasn't resly got Is auch 1t q
hcr = would grcass Sriddle; al the -
parent plumpnsss combating Of eottoa an
whale6one." N'-1
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